And we had staging areas and people who came, went to a staging area.
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Since Mr. Pinkerton started staging New York homes 13 years ago, "staging has almost doubled in cost," he said.
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Large companies spend millions to scale staging, including Facebook and Google, while smaller startups are stuck with broken staging.
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John Lewis staging a sit-in Nashville in the 1960s v John Lewis staging a sit-in in Washington in 2016 pic.twitter.
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Release provides a staging management toolkit — it builds a staging environment each time there's a pull request, allowing for faster/more collaborative development cycles.
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There are staging Oscars: The annual Real Estate Staging Association awards in Las Vegas, honoring staging standouts in the United States, Canada, Australia, South Africa and the United Kingdom, has almost as many categories as the Academy Awards (Best Rising Star, Best Stager, Vacant Category, Canada).
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Staging for a studio runs about $5,000, including the consultation and installation fees and the cost of renting the furniture for three months (although most staging contracts are for six months).
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French farmers have a long tradition of staging disruptive protests.
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How far back in history have people been staging deaths?
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THE RECKONING WILL BE HASTENED BYTHE STAGING OF SEED DISTURBANCES.
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"Since June, the villagers have been staging protests," Poon said.
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But from the beginning, Argentina was its primary staging ground.
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Puerto Rico established 11 regional staging areas around the island.
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In addition, groups were granted extra staging time between protests.
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Arriving back at the staging area, I asked for Miranda.
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It opens April 23, in a staging by Thaddeus Strassberger.
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The singers in Mr. McDermott's staging are almost never still.
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One way to get inspiration for staging: Visit model homes.
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He was intrigued by the lore surrounding the Fokine staging.
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The film's unimaginative staging and awkward edits don't help, either.
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Balanchine went on staging his "Prodigal Son" for fifty years.
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She was punished for staging a protest against her incarceration.
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The staging, by David McVicar, is picturesque, overstuffed, and forgettable.
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The Vatican has been staging cultural exchanges with Chinese museums.
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New York City Ballet dances Peter Martins's staging from Feb.
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I highly recommend staging a Hawaiian luau in late January.
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A notorious jester, he also reveled in staging elaborate pranks.
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For instance, he defends opera productions that employ updated staging.
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The staging at Los Angeles Opera, which runs through Nov.
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Ms. Rashad's staging, blurry and amorphous, is responsible for that.
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But she was completely unfamiliar with the Richard Eyre staging.
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The groups that have been staging regular antigovernment protests erupted.
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Students are staging walkouts to honor the survivors as well.
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The United States is staging a Shaq Attack on Cuba.
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Boeing, meanwhile, closed 1.66% higher after staging a massive turnaround.
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MILAN (Reuters Breakingviews) - Vincent Bolloré is staging a strategic retreat.
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On Wednesday night, he was charged with staging the assault.
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In every way, that staging is the more ingenious achievement.
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Employees rebelled, throwing away silverware and staging a protest barbecue.
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Fresh Direct, Blue Apron … We have a whole staging area!
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De Keersmaeker's staging began with an arresting coup de théâtre.
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Soon, Mr. Castelli and Ms. Boone were staging shows together.
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The reckoning will be hastened by the staging of seed disturbances.
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RG: The staging of the Bronx through art seems particularly offensive.
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In America, the cops are staging a slow and piecemeal riot.
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Set piece moments buzz around gorgeous visual effects and exceptional staging.
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Outside the staging area, the sellout crowd of about 4,245 roars.
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That's why I'm at the 23.95 annual staging of Man vs.
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That people were staging these things or using the older phones.
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This has gone well beyond just staging a mostly negative campaign.
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He accuses Kenya&aposs election commission of staging a fraudulent vote.
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Jihadists set up an al Qaeda wing and began staging attacks.
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We have talked about people staging demonstrations on their lunch breaks.
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The trio had been staging material live in a small theater.
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"My average staging can cost between $4,000 to $8,000," says Guerra.
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Media staging area will be at 17th and Potrero Ave. pic.twitter.
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Realistic Staging drills deep underground also makes the training more realistic.
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Teachers have been staging mass sickouts for more than a week.
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One of the staging stations for these programs was in Atlanta.
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Their only interest is staging a political coup against their adversaries.
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There is no staging for media at the scene on Hardy.
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But instead of staging a prison riot or burning down the
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A small group of Trump supporters was staging a counter-protest.
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That's the main staging area for people who've lost their homes.
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In turn, Veeck was immediately accused of staging a publicity stunt.
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As the opera progresses, the staging becomes increasingly metaphorical, confusingly so.
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Staging the talks at the demilitarized zone would hold symbolic value.
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By staging the misery of strangers, is Meadow guilty of betrayal?
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Anyone else considering staging a fake proposal just to meet Adele?
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"I use the doppelgänger's eye as a staging ground," she explains.
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The "Prelude to Performance" program opted for an old-fashioned staging.
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The sexism of this stood out more in this contemporary staging.
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Some museums have also responded by quickly staging politically relevant exhibitions.
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After exciting opening minutes, the staging lost coherence for a stretch.
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If that happens, it won't be the robots staging an uprising.
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Mr. Shinn's staging tones down that dichotomy, as do the performances.
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I probably view it more for the staging than most people.
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She volubly recounts the mishaps that plagued Franco Zeffirelli's monumental staging.
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Mr. McQueen intends the staging to focus on musicians at work.
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More energetic staging might have helped pull us into Bangs's world.
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But these days the staging discussion happens at every listing appointment.
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But with staging, as with weight-loss products, results may vary.
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But from what I saw, Ron Daniels's staging is inventively contemporary.
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I also think that American audiences will like the kinetic staging.
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At the same time, Ms. Sharrock's staging is also bizarrely busy.
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Not that there are many rich or poor in this staging.
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There was your moment of release, a break in the staging.
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Towns like Tombstone began staging reënactments in the late nineteen-twenties.
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Staging the rally in North Dakota seems meant to bully Sen.
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The vivid staging and performances here were sufficient unto this one.
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The staging had to be radically reimagined for the cavernous space.
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That atmosphere of ferocious containment was brilliantly evoked in Lloyd's staging.
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Gold prices are staging a small comeback to end the week.
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Ms. Puno visualizes this by staging a test that's always rigged.
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Aaron does a walk-through of both to assess the staging.
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Ms. Warner's staging still seems muddled both in concept and design.
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James Robinson's staging has a superb cast and David Robertson conducting.
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My research is this staging ground to turn boys into girls?
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They planned on staging a press conference with two Democratic Senators — Sens.
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The audience never sees the multiple takes, the bloopers, or the staging.
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Its followers, and others, have been staging months of anti-regime protests.
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Weeks later, police charged him for allegedly staging his own hate crime.
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By staging a disappearance, the installation employs photography to fulfill a wish.
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There's no better staging ground for that than the presidential election year.
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They actually included him at the Lincoln Center staging six years in.
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Residents there had been staging protests for weeks over the poor conditions.
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Heidi Duckler Dance Theater is known for staging pieces in extraordinary locations.
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I was like, 'Is this like a moon landing staging or something?
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This staging compelled everyone present to witness the power of American law.
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What Gerwig accomplishes with this staging is the idea of parallel reality.
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Media staging area at Wells Fargo parking lot at 3900 Bissonnett & Weslayan.
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Essentially, the rooms that aren't on TV are the Gaines' staging areas.
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NSA malware staging servers getting hacked by a rival is not new.
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SSEC was down more than 1 percent before staging an afternoon comeback.
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FRANCE has been looking forward to staging a big spectacle this month.
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They could use Brazil as a staging ground for mischief in Venezuela.
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It also requests a court order banning them from staging similar rallies.
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Fish's staging emphasizes the community—the townspeople, still seated, occasionally sing along.
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Staging a revolt isn't always the most effective way to force change.
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ISIS-K has been staging violent attacks that have garnered international attention.
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Check out our takeaways: Democrats are much better at staging a convention.
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Still, the actresses are remarkably crisp and handle the staging with skill.
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In the meantime, I decided to do a little homework on staging.
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But it has since proved difficult to prevent Islamists staging deadly attacks.
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But he stayed backstage as the staging dictated, and the performance continued.
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How did their experience influence the staging and plot of the play?
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The article alleging a "staging" of the theft has been taken down.
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Sadr's followers have been staging protests demanding anti-corruption reforms since February.
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At 13, Villaseñor started staging climate change protests outside the United Nations.
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But what if we, the humans, are the ones staging the onslaught?
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Above ground, the Russian defense minister (Michael Gor) is staging a coup.
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The dopey kids went back to staging fights outside the school gates.
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Maduro, 56, says Guaido is staging a U.S.-directed coup against him.
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The staging added little to the wonder that is Mr. Tines's voice.
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Neither does Mr. Pendleton, whose staging smartly highlights the peril she faces.
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Ms. Steier sometimes clutters this staging with an excess of carnival antics.
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Not that the grunt wasn't doing his own private staging and propagandizing.
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" Her thesis, in 2006, was titled "Intimate Encounters; Staging Intimacy and Sensuality.
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The staging involved everything from floating dirigibles to nearly 163 live sheep.
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The pictured furnishings used for staging the home are also for sale.
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The following new, improved or event-staging hotels welcome guests to celebrate.
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In its very first staging, in 1973, Mr. Innaurato played that part.
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It was shopping for a city that could serve as staging ground.
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In recent months, city and rural women alike have begun staging protests.
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What's most extraordinary, though, is the visceral potency of Mr. Miyagi's staging.
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In 2008, a concert staging ran at Carnegie Hall for two performances.
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Near the staging area, some men were sipping beer under a tarp.
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Ratmansky's staging draws upon the original choreography, from 1914, by Michel Fokine.
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In recent months, city and rural women alike have begun staging protests.
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For many Mexicans, the city remains a staging ground for journeys north.
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Sienna the Cat—a chaos agent staging a comeback—crosses the stage.
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Staging clean elections next year will be key to winning fresh funds.
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It's built into the show's staging, with a J.C. Penney accessory wall.
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We are staging them by inaction, and by action, can stop them.
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The catacombs are essentially a tunnel, so you don't have proscenium staging.
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GREEN I can report to you that James Macdonald's staging of "The Children," on a set by Miriam Buether, was, in its own way, as awesome as John Tiffany's staging of "Cursed Child," on a set by Christine Jones.
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Yet suddenly groups of young artists began staging "happenings" to John Cage's music.
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Israel accuses Hamas of using the protests as cover for staging attacks against.
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He also said there is a threat of Russia staging a land invasion.
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Militant groups maintain a foothold in Chechnya to this day, occasionally staging attacks.
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They're the placeholders within the staging I'm trying to play in, I guess.
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Maybe, somewhere in Westeros, Lady Stoneheart is out there staging The Walking Dead.
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Boko Haram fighters were staging suicide bombings and other attacks from the camps.
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Given the novels' ambitious structure and scope, staging "Vernon Subutex" might seem quixotic.
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Yet, global markets are staging a comeback, following a sell-off last week.
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Staging a free concert is a new twist in the game's life, though.
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But the staging was more muted that other campaign rallies she has headlined.
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Staging a much larger apartment, or a townhouse, can cost $100,000 or more.
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He keeps the staging austere, as if it were in a Greek amphitheater.
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Moscow and the rebels accused Kiev of staging an advance into separatist territory.
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This is vital information for ordering any evacuations and staging emergency relief supplies.
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Its staging is designed to create a faux connection between candidates and voters.
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Markle's father was also caught staging paparazzi photos to improve his public image.
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Joe Dziemianowicz, New York Daily News Darko Tresnjak's staging boasts momentum and atmosphere.
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The indexes hit the week's lows on Wednesday before staging a strong comeback.
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Staging equipment must be rented, and the rental companies have already been contacted.
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The practice of staging homes for sale has evolved over the past decade.
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Dockup: Creates on-demand staging environments for engineering teams to save developers' time.
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Protesters have been staging demonstrations in the city since Sterling's death last week.
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Bruce was passionate about staging, about mise-en-scene and creating impeccable framing.
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Once contained by international policing efforts, piracy appears to be staging a comeback.
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An aging veteran filmmaker staging a flawless comeback after years of radio silence?
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Seventeen demonstrators were arrested on Monday while staging a sit-in against Sen.
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In Iraq they have gone to ground, staging waves of killings and kidnappings.
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The final event will be a staging of Kandis Williams's ongoing Eurydice project.
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Staging an intimate presentation for 20,000 people at Madison Square Garden is another.
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But one surprising coverage style has been staging a quiet comeback of late.
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Bob Dylan is staging the greatest comeback since Craig David remixed Justin Bieber.
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David McVicar, who directed the new Met staging, stuck with Romans and Druids.
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Metaphor sometimes becomes symbolism in Mr. Trelinski's staging, and that's another thing entirely.
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But we had to figure out how to pay for staging the shows.
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The "Così" staging took on this responsibility with the rage of a battle.
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The scary part was over, the staging said; father and mother were here.
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The staging dates back to 1990, and had not been seen since 1993.
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Add surreal touches to an abstract setting, and the staging can feel contrived.
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The staging — about 65 minutes including a long musical overture — is visually beautiful.
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Many involved in staging live events have called for a ban on bots.
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I was intrigued by the psychology of staging as much as its value.
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The intermission could be dispensed with and the staging might become more immersive.
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And even the smallest staging adjustment can mean a tweak to the music.
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Expect Don Jr. to be raising money for Republican candidates and staging rallies.
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The artist's studio can be a staging ground for any sort of desire.
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But, of necessity, I can only give an incomplete report on the staging.
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The group is known for staging protests against Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin.
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Mr. Hinterhäuser intends to revive the production, with some staging tweaks, in 2020.
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Joe Mantello's chic, devastating staging at the Golden Theater was worth the wait.
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But the staging feels static and antsy, rather than majestic or truly energetic.
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Mr. Smollett was accused of staging a racist and homophobic assault against himself.
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The staging, among other virtues, showcases the company's many admirable young adult dancers.
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Staging the transcript felt like a way to reveal its hidden power dynamics.
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The kerfuffle quickly became about something more than whether people disliked the staging.
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Over the last two decades, she had begun staging works for younger dancers.
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Staging Shimomura reveals a lesser-known aspect of the Kansas-based painter's career.
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In Ms. Björfors's staging, text is projected onto various surfaces of the set.
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This commitment — staging the musical exactly as Bennett designed it — has its detractors.
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The Massenet specialist Patrick Fournillier conducts, while Hugo de Ana presides over staging.
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The speech had some good parts, but they were buried beneath its staging.
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Boris Johnson is accused of staging a Trumpian attack on British news organisations.
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Despite its razzle-dazzle, this staging is by no means a benign vision.
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Even the stock market is staging a recovery rally based on the developments.
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Alessandro Talevi's staging was opulent and fittingly whimsical for the kitchen-sink plot.
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This staging is like a theater troupe's show, Wotan's schemes literalized as puppeteering.
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It followed a staging of "Luisa Miller" at the opera house in Parma.
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Tactility is staging a return — especially among the founding families of Milanese fashion.
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In a Twitter meltdown, Mr Trump claimed the Democrats were staging a "coup".
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The playwright's distillation of language forced Lloyd to match it with his staging.
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The deal will make London the staging ground for a food delivery showdown.
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Mr. Donnellan sought fluidity in his staging, often overlapping one scene into another.
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The staging had to be very clear as to where the characters were.
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Staging a terrorist attack can cost as little as a few thousand dollars.
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These people are now staging mass protests in cities across Iran, including Tehran.
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Throughout the rehearsals, he was revising the tunes and thinking of the staging.
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The troops sought to prevent Hariri's followers staging a repeat of the protest.
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Still, the staging gives the illusion that something dynamic and new is happening.
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People will start to murmur about whether they might be staging a comeback.
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Turkish police regularly prevent the staging of protests in central Istanbul and elsewhere.
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"There are a million and one logistical difficulties," says Ousley of the staging.
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Turkish police regularly block the staging of protests in central Istanbul and elsewhere.
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Since 2010, zoos in all Chinese cities have been banned from staging animal performances.
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Bob Saget will likely be staging a Full House reunion at his forthcoming wedding!
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Dev teams need new control tools and flexibility in staging and testing their content.
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As a manufacturing center within Europe, Spain is staging a bit of a recovery.
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In real life, staging a hookup in spilled paint requires a lot of planning.
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Today you saw people in wheelchairs [staging a die-in at Mitch McConnell's office].
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The ultimate challenge of the staging, however, has to be the central fantasy sequence.
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The "free" file contains many staging programs designed to inject malware into various servers.
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But workers there have been more active, staging protests during sales days for years.
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This may include staging trade fairs, offering memberships with perks, even e-commerce partnerships.
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The "Empire" actor was accused of staging a hate crime against himself in Chicago.
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Meridith Baer, a stager, said it's the best money you can spend on staging.
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Dockup, which launched this month with four paying customers, will reduce these staging headaches.
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It's an Instagram era, and young women are staging their own fashion shows now.
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So why isn't this pretaped movie more ambitious in its staging, choreography, or direction?
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His government accuses Guaido of staging a coup and has threatened him with jail.
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Theirs is a world of props and costume changes, elaborate staging and arena tours.
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Navalny appeared in court Monday where he faced charges of staging an unauthorized protest.
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Ricardo Rosello established 10 Regional Staging Areas around the island, serving all 78 municipalities.
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Some Texans players considered staging a walkout Friday in response to McNair's "inmates" comment.
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Social media posts showed local residents staging a protest against the building's management company.
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Although the Brits staging it wasn't crude at all, it was more show-girly.
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And a few are taking a hiatus from staging a runway or presentation altogether.
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But Lloyd, in much of her staging, does not serve the book scenes well.
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MADRID (Reuters) - La Liga's hopes of staging Villarreal's game with Atletico Madrid on Dec.
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Ms. Shapiro's staging, on a handsome set designed by Todd Rosenthal, reinforces the idea.
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Malong has said he had no intention of staging a revolt against Kiir's government.
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" He added, "You don't want to miss the musically precise staging of Jack Hofsiss.
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Sony is also staging an event in New York devoted to the PlayStation console.
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ISIS is staging attacks in symbolically important places to send a message: We're back
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The staging incorporates videos of interviews with Noam Chomsky, Paul Krugman and other commentators.
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In a spare, elegant staging, he worked through the opera's problems, not against them.
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The staging area for the New York City Triathlon will display the full range.
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And then the Dow plunged 785 points on Thursday before staging a huge comeback.
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And those who are staging such events are facing crowds furious with their votes.
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The Siberian city of Okhotsk became the staging point for two explorations he ordered.
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I assumed Ms. Garber and I would be on the same page, staging-wise.
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When they weren't staging their own performance pieces, they were acting in school productions.
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Her approach to staging the show's closing track, "Million Reasons," becomes the second highlight.
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" Bad: "lack of traditional organizers and advance folks to help on staging, crowd movement.
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It has also been staging televised confessions, a practice reminiscent of Stalin's show trials.
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The technical glitches that night were all in the staging, not in the pit.
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The staging and, to a lesser extent, the performances have a similar desperate edge.
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The retaliatory strikes were meant to deter militia from staging any more rocket attacks.
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Or that the staging by Tony Taccone does little to regulate Mr. Leguizamo's excesses?
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The Essl Museum in Klosterneuburg, Austria, will stop staging exhibitions as of July 1.
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Ms. Cooper's staging is virile — under Christopher Akerlind's lighting, it is also occasionally sculptural.
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Peter Sellars's heartbreaking staging from the 215s set "Così" in an American roadside diner.
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Mr. Rasche's ritualistic staging is ill suited to a work of such emotional intensity.
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Jussie Smollett has been indicted on 16 counts for allegedly staging a hate crime.
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Mr. Sanders spent $626,000 on what his campaign categorized as "event/sound/staging" expenditures.
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Concerns also persist about the feasibility of staging the Olympics this summer in Tokyo.
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And Mr. O'Brien's staging feels lighter on its feet than Nicholas Hytner's original version.
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The staging, cinematography and editing draws viewers in with a horror film sensibility. 1.
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The staging conveys a sense of mortal love in exalted communion with divine death.
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Charming Charlie's website now says the brand will be staging a "comeback" in 2020.
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The staging, working so hard to avoid all the furniture, is likewise too prosaic.
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Broadway took advantage of the expected high tourism last week by staging more performances.
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Tens of thousands of people marched through Yerevan, blocking streets and staging sit-ins.
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At the Metropolitan Opera, Richard Eyre's staging of the classic Mozart comedy seems imposing.
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That strategy was on full display in the staging of the New Zealand attack.
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She suggested staging a version of Sanchez's play in a real Little Havana hotel.
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Here, the language is flexible, the staging galloping, the furniture whirled about on wheels.
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Mr. Wadsworth might have gone further in giving the staging an abstract, surreal look.
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That's how I remember the Boston Ballet staging when it was new in 1977.
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Paulus's staging — and especially the yearning, fitful choreography by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui — helps too.
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I call it early to go down and work more on that staging site.
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You want to get them out of staging, and get them over this way?
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Vacated regions easily can turn into staging areas for attacks on the United States.
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Last August, Thunberg began staging weekly sit-ins outside the Swedish Parliament every Friday.
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Heard's staging of "Dido" was lighter and daffier in tone, despite the tragic ending.
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These products haven't disappeared, though, and in some cases they are staging a comeback.
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Fourth, you don't have to go through all the trouble of staging a revolution.
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Hudson Warehouse has been staging classical plays in Riverside Park for 16 summers now.
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All around the country, museums are staging exhibitions in honor of Black History Month.
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Over the course of the exhibition, artists will be staging a series of events.
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We don't wanna say Teresa's posing or staging these pics, but ... "Show me, SAD!"
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The Staging Post, by Jolyon Hoff, and Muzafar Ali and Khadim Dai Tonight I saw a wonderful documentary, "The Staging Post," which was screened at the Cinema Nova in Melbourne as part of the Refugee Council of Australia's Refugee Week Film Festival.
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The editing and staging toward the end, as reality breaks down, is breathtakingly technically complicated.
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The group is really considering what they want to achieve by staging such a protest.
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He was accused later of staging the hate crime and filing a false police report.
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Some colleges, such as Rutgers University in New Jersey, are also staging walkouts and marches.
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Still more trucks head to logistical staging points in the other quadrants of the city.
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At some Whole Foods locations, Instacart even has its own checkout lines and staging areas.
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Sophisticated threats often mask their locations by staging attacks from compromised servers in foreign countries.
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Luckily, staging an elaborate house party for the video wasn't too difficult for the Scotts.
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For example, the Metropolitan Opera is staging an adaptation with Julie Taymor's designs this December.
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Now, she said, she'd helped turn a friend's house into a staging area for volunteers.
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Pelosi accused Trump of staging the walkout and never being serious about negotiating a deal.
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His grisly staging of the Dr. Manhattan origin story is immensely disturbing, but in character.
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"Can I snap a photo?" one woman asked, staging a selfie from inside the hotel.
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And she's treated her Senate reelection this year as a staging ground for something bigger.
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Pyotr Verzilov (centre) staging a pitch invasion during the World Cup Final on July 15.
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So why are Democrats staging an unprecedented campaign to mess with Mr Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing?
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And this staging, disconcerting in its swings between these poles, does justice to Bolaño's style.
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"It's for the greater need," Wilson said as the boat returned to the staging area.
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After serious military setbacks, Islamic State slipped into the shadows, staging suicide bombings and ambushes.
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Chang is far too ambitious and accomplished, and the prospect of staging again seems unrealistic.
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It's more about staging; it's not just about the dance moves or anything like that.
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The teachers spent the days staging demonstrations at the state capitol that attracted national attention.
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There's quite a bit of romantic allure about these images, the staging, the light effects.
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There had been concerns over the staging of the event, scheduled to run over Feb.
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In new markets like India, drivers are staging protests over their low (and falling) income.
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Sorour was among 25 Nubians arrested in Aswan in September for staging a peaceful protest.
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Hear the track and get a preview of Drake's tour staging below: (Image via YouTube)
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The airbase is expected to be a vital staging ground in the battle for Mosul.
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Elsewhere, public sector workers are staging a 24- hour strike in Greece against austerity measures.
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There is an out-of-time quality to her clothes, one intensified by her staging.
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He drove to East Baton Rouge Parish where the National Guard had a staging area.
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He drew international attention by staging a lengthy hunger strike and frequently clashing with guards.
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The moon is a fabulous staging area for our planned exploration of the solar system.
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Law enforcement has maintained a staging area just north of the protest camp for months.
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Gerwig closely collaborated with all creative departments to create the perfect staging for her scenes.
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Since the trial, the government has taken to staging military exercises near the CNRP headquarters.
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Now it is essentially a staging area, which sees rotations of bomber groups coming through.
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Extra credit to Ryan for staging a makeup sesh with Ali just before eliminating her.
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Each surface, whether paint or bronze or marble, has its unique staging and lighting needs.
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He was instrumental in authoring, staging, and performing in Happenings, the precursor to Performance Art.
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After staging an exhaustive world tour last year, Taylor Swift has certainly earned a break.
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The warehouse site is needed as a staging area to build the tank, officials say.
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Or is West trying to say that there's still a point to staging things live?
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Mr Erdogan conflates dissent with treachery; he is staging his own coup against Turkish pluralism.
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Animal rights campaigners have been staging protests and kicking up a fuss on social media.
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Frustrated teachers are staging walkouts, holding "walk-ins" and lining up to run for office.
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Someone proposed staging a virtual flash mob, by deluging administrators with calls and e-mails.
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Away from the Haunted Hayride staging area, the picnic area was serene and spook-free.
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After all, a home-improvement professional could very well be tasked with staging a home.
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His father owns a company bearing his name in Augusta that provides staging for events.
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Meanwhile, the president is also staging trade wars, which have only brought him retaliatory tariffs.
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The director Kristine McIntyre incorporated some effective video elements into a basically simple, traditional staging.
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Fast-forward a decade, and our middle school must-have is finally staging its comeback.
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The protesters have been staging peaceful demonstrations against Bouteflika's 20-year rule for five weeks.
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Bernie Sanders begins the week with hopes of staging a spring comeback against Hillary Clinton.
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In 2014, they surprised friends by staging a surprise wedding during a flag football game.
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Freddy: Most hackers use a staging server that isn't physically co-located to their position.
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She went back to their staging location in the rec room of some dedicated supporters.
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But to his credit, against all odds with this staging, he tried mightily all night.
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His one-man staging of "A Christmas Carol" begins performances at the theater on Thursday.
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This encouraged my interest in staging classics, which is completely different from my own work.
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Some divas adored Mr. Zeffirelli despite his reputation for focusing too much on the staging.
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There was much in Ms. Taymor's exotic staging to fascinate a young newcomer to opera.
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He also provided a few details about the staging of the crime last Tuesday night.
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The staging takes its cues from the 19th century, but the sensibility is entirely now.
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The staging and shooting is so inept it makes Coleman Francis look like Jim Jarmusch.
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Peacock Pavilions became a favorite staging ground for international fashion and design magazine photo shoots.
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Mr. Rozhdestvensky led the first complete staging of Prokofiev's opera "War and Peace" in 1959.
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What were you trying to tell us about our politics today with this particular staging?
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Other students across the US joined the cause, staging their own protests and school walkouts.
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It shines in the ease that pervades his portraits, even when the staging is ornate.
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The staging isn't so much cool as dull; the singers seem game but at sea.
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Authorities have responded to the nationwide anger by staging pro-government rallies in several cities.
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Would the immersive staging, including plentiful frisky interaction between performers and the audience, be jettisoned?
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At the staging point, the driver's body was lifted out and put in an ambulance.
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Mr. Bouteflika himself used the tactic for years, staging elections whose legitimacy was widely questioned.
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The ritual of storytelling is built into the staging, with some remarkably lovely movement sequences.
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A Peter Sellars staging of "Das Paradies und die Peri" to close a Schumann cycle?
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What we don't know ... was the bathroom used as a staging area before serving guests?
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In this staging, the body on the table is revealed to be a dead deer.
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The puppeteers were detained after staging a show that was part of Madrid's Carnival festivities.
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"It's the hardest thing in the world," Tucker said of staging a comeback without incentive.
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The MSA, meanwhile, is planning on staging a walkout protest of West's address Thursday evening.
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The staging was by Banu Ogan, a luminary of Cunningham's company from 1993 to 2000.
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Staging a new vote would take a minimum of 22 weeks including legislation and campaigning.
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The Islamic State militants have also taken a more active role in staging terrorist attacks.
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Cuarón's authorial voice becomes progressively more conspicuous through his visual choices, his staging and camerawork.
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There's even a staging of "The Mechanics of History" in a more official performance space.
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Some of what hypnotized me about it was its staging in the neo-Classical wild.
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Oklahoma teachers are also staging their first day of a walkout at the state Capitol.
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Until recently, she hasn't done a great deal of teaching, coaching dancers or staging ballets.
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Congressman Doug Collins, the top Republican on the committee, accused Democrats of staging political drama.
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The chorus, which has been rehearsing and memorizing this work since the summer, comes half a dozen times, but not necessarily to work in any particular order; we might find ourselves staging the ending with the chorus before staging the beginning with the cast.
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But neither Ms. Langer's music nor Mr. Pountney's staging are intended to be only for laughs.
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You could make a case for Iranian hardliners staging such an attack to derail peace efforts.
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The greenback is down about 22009 percent this year after staging a sharp rally after Nov.
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The American commandos who conducted the operation had been staging in the region since last month.
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Q: Exactly how is NHTSA staging these recalls and what is the rationale behind its schedule?
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Growing up in semi-detached normality in Essex, he made money by staging discos for schoolmates.
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The campaign herds us into the press staging area and back to the cage we go.
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In 2014, KFC began staging a turnaround, focusing its efforts on improving value for the customer.
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That advice does not hold much water today, said Sid Pinkerton, the owner of Manhattan Staging.
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Ms Jones's projected imagery for this staging will reflect back on Snape itself and its surroundings.
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Frustration over graft and poor governance led to people staging huge, peaceful protests in June (pictured).
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"Staging such a drama to serve regional elections is not appropriate," said SPD leader Andrea Nahles.
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And instead of staging the diptych over two days, Desplechin has condensed it into one evening.
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Indeed, it's easy to list the show's qualities: an outstanding cast, a powerful script, smart staging.
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Cuban dictator, Fulgencio Batista squashed it after staging a coup and seizing power in March 20083.
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Several hundred US troops are using the base as a staging area for supporting Iraqi forces.
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Hong Kong has long been used for a staging post for e-waste exports, Puckett explained.
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He's already shut down travel between Venezuela and three islands used as staging points for aid.
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Cliven Bundy (2014) Cliven Bundy drew national attention after staging an armed confrontation with federal authorities.
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Tech Stands Up, an activist group of tech workers opposed to Trump, is staging the demonstration.
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The staging is actually more for the pictures than for the people walking through the home.
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The street is also a frequent staging area for protests against the president and his policies.
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The video may very well be staged — but if it is, it's truly a beautiful staging.
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Regardless of the circumstances, they always pull out the stops with ambitious staging and special guests.
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Eventually, the base could be used as a staging post for a crewed mission to Mars.
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This does not justify the claim from government supporters that the judges are staging a "coup".
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It is possible to establish a coherent political identity without staging struggle sessions in the streets.
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Two C-130s with the FAA's Incident Staging Base Cache from Dobbins Air Reserve Base, Georgia.
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It also means that every detail of acting and staging must pass muster under close scrutiny.
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We announced recently that TechCrunch is staging its first ever Startup Battlefield Latin America on Nov.
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We ended up north of downtown, in MacDonald Island Park, which had become a staging area.
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That's not stopping progressive groups from staging protests to make their anger clear over Thursday's vote.
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In a final layer of adaptive technique, the narrator describes the history of each ballet's staging.
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It also sparked a larger national movement, with teachers in Oklahoma and Arizona staging similar walkouts.
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Financials were staging a comeback Thursday morning, with the XLF ETF rallying more than 1 percent.
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The staging includes digital content for audience members to enjoy at intermission and after the show.
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So, here we are on the rooftop terrace, where I'm finishing telling the story with staging.
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Among the charms of this festival is its tradition of staging plays in unusual, intimate settings.
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It blames the deaths of civilians on the PKK for staging its fight in urban centers.
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And in 1896, with the staging of the first modern Olympic Games, Coubertin got his wish.
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Alexander Bartenieff's lighting and Chriz Zaborowski's percussion boost the fear and stress in the immersive staging.
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His father, who managed an insurance office, was imprisoned for staging peaceful protests of British rule.
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South Korea's capital is still fuming after staging one of the country's largest demonstrations in years.
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I was starting to wonder if I had been hasty in my personal dismissal of staging.
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Europe's STOXX 600 gained 20.2 percent, with German equities staging a strong recovery from early losses.
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But much more importantly, we'd be staging the largest one-time giveaway in television show history.
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But you are not going in circles, you are constantly staging a step up…or down.
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The golf resort was the chief staging ground for Trump's charm offensives against the conservative media.
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In December, the company will host a new staging of Verdi's "Attila," about the Hun conqueror.
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Europe's STOXX 210 gained 22.6483 percent, with German equities staging a strong recovery from early losses.
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With Laine Rettmer's new staging of "Macbeth," which opened on Thursday, the organization passed a milestone.
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After all, this staging suggests, who could actually believe that Methuselah lived more than 900 years?
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Davis McCallum's beautifully calibrated staging is so intimate it seems to implicate you in its themes.
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The IOC has remained committed to staging the Tokyo Games as planned from July 20133-Aug.
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The staging is so vague as to be toothless; this opera demands a stronger interpretive hand.
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Here, the staging achieved an abstract power perfectly in line with the hallucinations of the libretto.
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If Lloyd's staging creates a kind of desert, the pauses are his crocuses—pale, fragile, miraculous.
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We are not allowed here to mislead the viewer by making material alterations or staging scenes.
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For those less taken with this staging (I'm one of them), the exoticism goes too far.
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Then there were the bodycam videos that appeared to show officers staging the discovery of evidence.
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This season, she'll be staging her compatriot Athol Fugard's "Boesman and Lena" for the Signature Theater.
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The price has changed over the decades, but the scene and staging remain much the same.
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And protesters in New York picketed a two-night concert staging at Carnegie Hall in 2008.
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He said more than $15 million also would be invested in staging the new November event.
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Casting this opera has always been a challenge — one that has deterred companies from staging it.
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The ESA's statement added that it was "exploring options" for staging an "online experience" in June.
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And in staging that longing so directly and so honestly, Olivia Laing makes "Crudo" her own.
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The IOC has remained committed to staging the Tokyo Games as planned from July 20133-Aug.
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And Ms. Mitchell's staging throughout sounds cleareyed, crystalline grace notes in the damaged selves before us.
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Theater Mitu will offer a stylized staging that emphasizes the dehumanizing aspects of Willy Loman's world.theatermitu.
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Front Burner A new staging of "Sideways" lets theatergoers drink and eat onstage before the performance.
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They found their way to a section of Interstate 610 where emergency workers were staging rescues.
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"It is often where the cutting edge of design and staging is happening," he told me.
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It took him time to adjust to the staging, which was overly theatrical for his taste.
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Lovett in Mr. Price's concert staging of "Sweeney Todd" with the New York Philharmonic in 2014.
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But Instagram activism, no matter how aesthetically compelling, will never have the impact of staging funerals.
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The staging of "Invasion—Explosion" capitalized on the militaristic violence inherent in Stockhausen's writing for brass.
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Under Arthur French's direction, not a lot of thought has been given to pacing or staging.
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And now we're all imps—Maxwellian demons, moving information around, swiping right, "liking," staging insta shots.
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Yet the Kafkaesque surreality that the play seems to demand is largely missing from this staging.
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Mr. Gomer used the constricted space at David Geffen Hall to create a simple, haunting staging.
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The girl later confessed to staging the scene because of her "overprotective" mother, an official said.
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There already was talk Friday of "bond vigilantes" staging a buyer's strike and pushing up yields.
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Old-school sitcom staging meets new-school topical comedy in this reboot of the '70s sitcom.
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Rudolf Nureyev's death-laden 1977 staging was one of the first conceptual retellings of the story.
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"We are not staging a coup d'état or any other means to oust Duterte," he said.
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Every week since March of this year, Arshak's been staging a solo protest in Pushkin Square.
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The effect here is compounded by a prankish yet gripping touch in Mr. Cairns's brilliant staging.
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Instead, staging lets you walk in and "go on a journey," as Ms. Saidenberg put it.
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"Every time she's staging a piece, she brings a woman's touch to it," Mr. Foccroulle said.
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He shared his contemporaries' casual racism and profited from it, staging exhibits that played off prejudice.
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Namely, that he was more interested in staging fights and creating spectacles than in producing journalism.
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The elemental staging lets us peer deep into the sorrowful heart of this most wounding play.
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Eleven people were detained after staging a naked protest at the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum.
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Unsurprisingly, Fajardo-Hill and Giunta faced opposition themselves for staging an exhibition devoted entirely to women.
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But the court ruling also notes the "very recognizable staging" that ties the two objects together.
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The thrust staging that allows the audience to envelop the stage implicates us all as addicts.
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They had left the country within 24 hours of staging the attack on Smollett, police said.
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But Jesus Christ Superstar split the difference between its two media with arena-concert-style staging.
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Phyllida Lloyd took a different tack in her all-female staging of the show this summer.
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Videos posted on the page appear to show drivers staging similar protests in New York and Texas.
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That would explain how Jimmi Simpson's character was transported so quickly from staging area to train track.
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Activists pressured lawmakers to pass the bill by staging a hunger strike from June 12 to 19.
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Lawyer accused of murdering his wife in 1973 , staging car crash to cover it up, is convicted.
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Russia has been staging air strikes in Syria in support of President Bashar al-Assad since September.
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Staging and set design can give the audience the feeling that they're stepping inside their favorite world.
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Nissan still has plans to gradually introduce more autonomy, but it's staging the release of additional features.
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Staging and final preparations for the attack, which lasted roughly two minutes, took hours to carry out.
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This human touch will handle delivery and pickup of freight between the staging area and the destination.
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The photographer has been staging photos with massive numbers of naked subjects in public places since 1994.
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Trump was not expected to attend the Orlando gathering after staging a rally near here on Thursday.
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One is the sheer difficulty of staging an exhibition that offers a representative selection of his work.
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Authorities had set up a staging area about a mile away on a hill overlooking the site.
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NEARLY TWO months after staging a coup, military leaders have brutally cracked down on protesters in Sudan.
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Mostly, though, it's just wild to watch a public company staging a miniature constitutional convention in 2019.
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Canada's debate over gun ownership is intensifying, with medical professionals staging protests calling for stricter gun laws.
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The approach allowed for more interaction between actors, more like staging a play than recording an audiobook.
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In some countries, the exorbitant cost of staging a "proper" funeral can lead families to financial ruin.
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The new staging reinterprets the story of Nazi persecution as one of illegal immigrants and ICE enforcement.
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Some are staging sit-ins or die-ins, while others are demanding to talk with their representative.
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Staging is a choice of location for a scene, while blocking is the movement within the space.
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In the moment we mentioned earlier, her choice of staging adds new meaning to a classic scene.
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Another example of excellent staging in the film occurs when Jo and Beth are on the beach.
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Renovation websites list the cost of staging from as low as $500 to as high as $6,000.
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Despite the grim 22021 outlook, the forecast sees the national economy staging "a modest rebound" during 2021.
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His bandmates were well aware of his demons, and he credited his bandmates for staging an intervention.
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The organisers are staging all of these safety "showcases" ahead of Zhangjiajie's grand opening slated for July.
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The outfit is staging a four-day cruise to Norwegian Cruise Line's private island Great Stirrup Cay.
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It's the closest refugee camp to Myanmar and a common staging post for those who have fled.
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Staging a rave on the scale for which Fast Forward has become known is a monumental effort.
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So he took off for Europe, staging in kitchens, eating the food, and learning all he could.
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People don't want to feel like you're setting up for them, or staging to trick them somehow.
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One of the oldest and most sustainable building materials of all time is staging a comeback: hemp.
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It recalled the staging of 20th-century sitcoms and the earliest live-theater days of 1950s television.
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By the time we reached the staging area just below the mountain plateau, I was crazy exhausted.
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After you reach the staging area below Masada, it's a short stairway up to the fortress itself.
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The city has until April 2020 to acquire the properties for the project, including the staging area.
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The Cuban government prepared by staging emergency supplies and building equipment ahead of the arrival of Irma.
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Staging an official match abroad is part of a long-term La Liga strategy for international growth.
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And Lydia Steier's staging of Mozart's "Die Zauberflöte" will return, with Joana Mallwitz conducting the Vienna Philharmonic.
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Staging a government shutdown over a border wall in the middle of a series of crippling hurricanes?
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Supporters will then spend the following week staging sit-in protests to pressure legislators to take action.
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Talking about Wednesday's meeting, Pelosi described Trump as "unpresidential" and accused his team of staging the event.
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Then again, the whole staging of this fashion show had the feel of myth-making about it.
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In May, Mr. Pavlensky was convicted of vandalism for staging a pro-Ukraine protest in St. Petersburg.
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Such measures come as House Republicans weigh staging a floor vote to impeach IRS Commissioner John Koskinen.
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But it's rewarding to have "Tell" finally back at the Met, whatever the frustrations of the staging.
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Is this the natural extension of staging a house, only this time with people instead of flowers?
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The Janáček staging, by the abrasive but formidable Frank Castorf, had me pondering the festival's remaining limitations.
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All 11 were taken to a staging area and were to be transported from there to Ketchikan.
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Unfortunately, this staging doesn't include the Poppers' two children, who might have provided some welcome nonavian action.
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Soon the Marines and the Iraqis were staging bicycle races in towns that had once been battlegrounds.
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But, at the moment, none of these movements expend much energy on staging attacks in the West.
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Maliwal is staging her strike at Rajghat, a memorial for Mahatma Gandhi, leader of India's independence movement.
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Moscow responded by expelling dozens of western diplomats and even accused the UK of staging the poisoning.
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Activists on the left are staging protests to resist Trump's Supreme Court nominee across the U.S. tonight.
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That staging, which was first performed at the Paris Opera Ballet in 1984, is showing here now.
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Lonmin's operation in South Africa has hit the headlines because of workers staging strikes against poor conditions.
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Some people are calling bullshit on the whole thing, however, accusing Kardashian of staging a publicity stunt.
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In the hothouse staging of his comeback, Halley simulates exuberance, forever trapped in a day-glo prison.
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Eleven of them were arrested after staging a sit-in to protest a cut in their perks.
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And Mr. Grey's production (with musical staging by Stas Kmiec) earns that response on its own terms.
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At the Guthrie Theater, the British team that is staging "Enemy" feels the play carries global weight.
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In London-based company Silent Opera's 2013 staging of Orfeo, for example, participants were given wireless headphones.
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It took almost a month to get staging, and it would have taken months to get treatment.
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This musical staging is a revised version of the theater's original adaptations of J. M. Barrie's works.
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What's more, each of these scenes is a little master class in action scene staging and choreography.
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Beijing has said that terrorist groups use Central Asian countries as staging grounds for attacks in China.
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Although her videos feel off the cuff, some of them take hours of sketching, staging and editing.
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Wall Street's roller-coaster ride continued, with stocks staging a late-day recovery after an earlier decline.
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Some came for the riffs, some came for Matt Bellamy, and some just came for the staging.
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It's a useful concept for anyone who needs to outmaneuver an enemy without staging a frontal assault.
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The company is known for staging traditional productions of Shakespeare's work that reflect 16th-century performance practices.
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This ocular vocabulary, in concert with her dramatic staging of scenes, can amplify a viewer's feelings unexpectedly.
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It's easy to feel a little uneasy about the idea of books intended explicitly for staging photos.
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In this staging, it's as if desire were a dissonant chord torturously on the verge of resolution.
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Interior design, they point out, is all about the homeowner's specific taste, but staging emphasizes broad appeal.
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Staging the occasional protest and raising money are one thing; developing leaders and building constituencies are another.
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Last year, we sent a photographer to shoot portraits of Angelenos at a staging of the play.
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The officers have been accused of staging a fake shootout to cover up an extrajudicial killing spree.
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Rubin denied any wrongdoing, but that didn't stop employees from staging a massive companywide walkout last fall.
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Mr. Hooper relied on suspense more than gore, staging the kills with nary a drop of blood.
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The grand staging, with Nilsson in her glory, came across stunningly in the Met's sparkling new house.
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The proposed site of the new Dollar General on Pine became a staging ground for public protests.
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Chinese consumers, who have become more cautious over the past year, are now staging a broad retreat.
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This "Dreamgirls" isn't subtle, and it doesn't have the iconoclastic impact of Michael Bennett's original Broadway staging.
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It follows a group of high school students staging "High School Musical" as their high school musical.
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The new staging, a co-production with Australian Ballet, will feature sets and costumes by Robert Perdziola.
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Also poorer for missing its staging is the cast album of "Come From Away" (The Musical Company).
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The staging by the director Bengt Gomer demonstrated how to make maximally dramatic use of minimal space.
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At Hudson Hall, he is staging the historical works in several different rooms, like a gallery exhibition.
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Worse still are the staging fumbles, as when a knife is bloodied long before it cuts anyone.
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Ben Brantley, in his New York Times review, admired the play but was ambivalent about this staging.
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To accommodate staging and rehearsals, the Grammys can require a venue for as many as 11 days.
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Perhaps the custom or rule that the costumes should take into account the libretto and the staging?
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At the Park Avenue Armory, Odon von Horvath's 1937 drama gets a rare and physically overwhelming staging.
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And Rudolf Nureyev's 1984 staging of "Swan Lake," performed by the Paris Opera Ballet, is on medici.tv.
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According to Homeland Security and the FBI, Russian hackers deliberately targeted and compromised networks of "staging" targets.
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In Shake & Bake's dinner-theater staging of this early Shakespearean rom-com, the performers double as caterers.
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Rebecca Taichman's lovely staging does what it can visually to correct, or at least finesse, this problem.
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Others, critics say, routinely underperform, staging artistically stagnant productions despite — or perhaps because of — their privileged standing.
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The Zeffirelli staging dates from 1981 and is surely one of the Met productions most often revived.
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The authorities have been transporting parents and children to staging areas in Texas, New Mexico and Arizona.
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How did you think about body language and staging as you were working to get your shots?
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In September 2015, detainees staging a hunger strike were shot with rubber bullets, according to the report.
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Treliński's staging, with sets by Boris Kudlička and costumes by Marek Adamski, is a consistently gloomy affair.
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Following the clarity of the exhibition's staging, the focus here is on its main works or groupings.
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Compared to the violence that regularly appears in films, 1984's staging should not really be shocking.
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Over the past few months, undocumented youth have been arrested for staging sit-ins in his office.
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A lot of the top influencers have started staging drama between each other, engaging in real drama.
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In terms of their approach to staging and coverage, they were much more in the film mode.
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AQAP survives military onslaught and drone strikes, staging attacks across the country while retaining a persistent presence.
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Growing up, Felix Hernandez spent countless hours alone in his room, staging scenes with his extensive toy collection.
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But again, the staging is so confused that the action isn't even clear until the bodies start dropping.
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The tourist falsely alleged that the crew was staging fake deaths of refugees in the sea near Crete.
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On Tuesday, members of the NAACP protested his nomination by staging a sit-in in his Mobile office.
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Detectives later obtained a check for $3,500 that Smollett had given the brothers for allegedly staging the attack.
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The budget airline hit back at Irish pilots staging a third 24-hour strike over working conditions. bit.
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The idea of skywriting poetry presents a staging challenge; to state the obvious, the theater has a roof.
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U.S. manufacturing is staging a big comeback in no small part due to cheap natural gas from shale.
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Embark's customers would deliver a truck and freight to a staging area, where the company would take over.
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This should reduce some of the daily pressure on the New York Fed, which has been staging interventions.
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There are some rhythmic glitches in the staging, and Mr. Cork's solemn, cinematic music can occasionally be intrusive.
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It plans to remake Djibouti as a staging post on President Xi Jinping's flagship Belt and Road Initiative.
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It's only now, looking back, that I see all the politics, the marionette strings, the staging of desire.
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Samantha Grant, Markle&aposs older half-sister, admitted to staging paid paparazzi photos of their father in Mexico.
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By staging the region's first ever competitive election, Kyrgyzstan has marked itself out as a democracy of sorts.
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In general, armies everywhere have proven better at staging coups than at managing genuine transitions to civilian rule.
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Once the fog cleared, pro-government newspapers accused the opposition of staging a coup at the ballot box.
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At that time Bitcoin was staging a spectacular rise in value, reaching a peak of $19,187 on Dec.
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But even without all the makeup or the staging, you can tell they feel like a million bucks.
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With all the staging and choreography I have learned, nothing compares to the detail of these partner dances.
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Rosselló has set also up 363 disaster relief staging points with enough coverage to service all 78 municipalities.
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Fourteen months after staging our first protest there, we're gratified to know that our voices have been heard.
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He now runs Virtual Staging House, which can provide a virtually staged image within 24 hours for $40.
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The dramatic staging of this moment shows that for all of Jo's spirit, she can't stop the inevitable.
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His production exploits the vast venue, which takes on a circuslike character in this flashy and colorful staging.
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Broadly caught up with Hyld to ask her about the process of staging and photographing such intimate shots.
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John Lewis of Georgia, who are staging a sit-in to demand a vote to address gun violence.
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Perhaps, Desiigner, is staging a musical protest to spread the message of these endangered animals to the youth.
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The Taliban and the ISIS are staging these attacks because they know they're relatively easy to pull off.
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Tolokonnikova, along with Maria Alyokhina, spent 21 months in prison after staging an anti-Putin protest in Moscow.
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Konstantin, Irina's son, is staging his first play, an ambitious symbolist work set unfathomably far in the future.
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He had been standing on top of a wall in the staging area where cars enter the track.
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More and more people are angered over the existence of the IDC, staging protests at defectors' town halls.
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Capitol Police are physically removing protesters who are staging a "die-in" in front of McConnell's office pic.twitter.
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LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes, where the Martinez family made its donation, is also staging an exhibition.
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The company is staging 15-minute performances at the Teatro Gerolamo, putting the latest collection in the spotlight.
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In reality, "reproducibility" does not mean staging a second oil spill to corroborate the impact of Deepwater Horizon.
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I'm going to make a staging of the whole thing — dying seven times for love and then surviving.
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"That makes this afternoon the most obvious staging area for potential volatility in rates in the short term."
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We were standing behind the front counter; a toddler was staging a listless tantrum on the other side.
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For this modern-dress staging by the imaginative director Eric Einhorn, the townhouse becomes Count Almaviva's summer palace.
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It will also hold your attention in its own right, through simple but forceful staging and superb acting.
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Smollett had been charged with staging a racist and homophobic attack against himself in Chicago earlier this year.
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Analysts say the city-state is weighing the costs, and benefits, of staging the event in the future.
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Instead of just promising prayer, they started singing songs, telling jokes, or staging doorstep performances for their treats.
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In January 2018, former Maldives President Mohamed Nasheed accused Beijing of staging a "land grab" in his country.
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The public screenings involved compromises and finessing of World Cup rules, people involved in staging them told Reuters.
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On social media, tens of thousands of Poles have posted pictures of themselves wearing black and staging demonstrations.
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The family took the sport back to England, even staging an exhibition game before Queen Victoria, Conway said.
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This new staging of "The Nutcracker" was jointly choreographed by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Édouard Lock and Arthur Pita.
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The department store Le Bon Marché is staging an exhibition on the kooky American fashion icon Iris Apfel.
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The artery-clogging prose is enlivened by the vivacious staging, which makes fecund use of Arnulfo Maldonado's set.
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Instead, Apple has done just the opposite, staging a high-profile fight with the FBI over iPhone privacy.
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The staging effectively reflects this, as Agnès strikes poses that clearly assert her dominance over the younger man.
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Although they are indigenous to the Indo-Pacific, lionfish are staging something of a coup in the Atlantic.
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Many artists are staging temporary events and public works, adapting to a city that is constantly in flux.
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Actors cringe their way through terrible line reads, awkward staging, blurry green-screening, and especially creepy sex scenes.
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His lone previous staging at the Met, a 2010 production of Verdi's little-seen "Attila," was roundly panned.
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" The premise was simple: Improve the quality of life of elderly people with dementia by staging "photo interventions.
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Speaking of acting and staging trends, they weigh the worth of trying to apply naturalism to Shakespearean verse.
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This adaptation, from Be Bold Productions, conjures a steampunk atmosphere for its staging of Mary Shelley's 1818 novel.
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When scenes are shot, typically the focus is almost entirely on getting the dialogue and staging down pat.
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And, finally, there is a staging of upscale Parisian fashion as it has been customized for Muslim women.
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Democrats have also criticized the behind-the-scenes meetings, staging a protest on the Senate floor on Monday.
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He followed the same course with Hanussen, Hitler's clairvoyant, staging a show about him then writing his biography.
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In the new "Forêt" staging, however, nothing in the Kalanidhi performance matched the pulsating vigor of the score.
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The American sitcom is better than any other TV format at staging long conversations that express multiple viewpoints.
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"The staging is so powerful that the sound and lighting help you enter the play's universe," she said.
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Officials did not spell out how Smollett had hoped to boost his salary by staging such a hoax.
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You'd be amazed how many people have told me how much they enjoy the staging and the lights.
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Republicans on Thursday fulminated that Democrats were staging a political sideshow aimed at tainting the Supreme Court hearing.
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Kenya (Robinson), for instance, rejects the devaluing of black hair by staging sculptures that present its diametrical opposite.
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Directed by Mr. Foglia, the simple, fluid staging, with just a few rolled-on props, comes from Houston.
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At home, he constructed puppets outfitted in elaborate costumes, staging performances for the neighborhood in the family's garage.
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Kasper Holten's elaborate staging was created last year as his farewell to the Royal Opera House in London.
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What did the play's director, Amir Nizar Zuabi, want to get out of staging it in a kitchen?
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The site had been a staging area for construction of the Metro Gold Line, which now rumbles by.
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Whatever these frustrations with Mr. McVicar's staging, the greatness of the opera came through in scene after scene.
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Like the town of its title, this deluxe concert staging of "Brigadoon" will materialize only briefly, from Nov.
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Pierre Audi's staging provides some of the physical comedy Beckett intended, while slyly inverting the play's scenic indications.
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He did Broadway, touring as a cast member of Rock of Ages and staging his own Christmas musicals.
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It's a pulpy psychological drama with a madwoman in the attic, and a conventional staging could be deadly.
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At the staging center in Naples Estates, he picked up a banana and asked whether anybody wanted one.
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Which is why the official 24 Hour Play Festival company's surprise staging of the event is so exciting.
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So finding lively, fresh tomato flavor in a can is a gift, and worth staging your own test.
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In Ms. Zimmerman's staging, a silent dancer appears as the ghost, seen only by the emotionally vulnerable Lucia.
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To mark the 500th anniversary of Leonardo's death, the Louvre is staging a retrospective featuring some 160 works.
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So they took photos of the rooms and used staging technology to give the apartment a different look.
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Brilliant staging — as in "Harry Potter" or "Hadestown," another mythological mash-up — might have made up for that.
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The companies will each pay 200,000 euros (about $220,000) toward staging a Russian opera at next year's festival.
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The hack of an NSA malware staging server is not unprecedented, but the publication of the take is.
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What this staging suggests is that women occupy spaces of power (like a presidential debate) only as imposters.
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It's not unlike his near-constant accusations against Democrats of staging an impeachment "witch hunt" without due process.
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Puerto Rico also became the staging ground for Irma relief operations, taking in refugees and organizing rescue missions.
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Churches were often the staging grounds for some of the most important civil rights engagements of this era.
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Four days and more than 1,700 miles later, on Saturday, they were at a staging area in Orlando.
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Separately, Britain's iconic red phone booths, long unwanted in the age of smartphones, are staging an unlikely comeback.
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The staging not only sounds different from any "Night Music" I've come across but also looks startlingly fresh.
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Most valuable is a fresh staging of John Adams' seminal "Doctor Atomic," directed by its librettist, Peter Sellars.
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What I like about staging things in a single frame is that it has this same cadence visually.
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But oil prices last week touched 12-year lows under $30 a barrel before staging a modest rally.
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The United States uses bases in Kuwait as staging hubs, training ranges and logistical support for regional operations.
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We have repeatedly called the hotel for days, trying to find out if this was the staging area.
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An opera buff, he thought the adaptation had been a little too condensed, but he liked the staging.
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She spent the last few years staging Mr. Millepied's ballets and assisting him while he choreographed new works.
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For one, the classic Moog ladder filter — which provides rich resonance and self-oscillation — has reshaped gain staging.
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That didn't stop Hong Kong's citizens from staging their annual pro-democracy demonstration after he left the city.
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He's organized a recital with a twist, staging Schubert songs and short Beckett plays on a single stage.
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A satire of quests for fame and fortune, the piece seems in this staging more modern than ever.
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Even as the staging deconstructs the opera's plot, it seems to perpetuate the sacred status of the music.
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But the director Rubén Polendo's unproductive, experimental staging is mostly just talking to itself, sidelining a larger conversation.
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This is a man who posted quotations from Osama bin Laden on the internet before staging his attack.
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She isn't staging dramas with a recurring cast of complicated characters like some member of the Kardashian fold.
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The director and set designer Stewart Laing fashioned an ambitious staging for his take on the 1922 play.
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Staging the World Cup in Russia is a matter of honor for Putin, now more than ever before.
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Democrats are staging a sit-in on the House floor to push for action on gun control legislation.
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They tirelessly helped to promote one another's work, establishing artist collectives, curating shows, publishing essays, and staging protests.
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A moving touch of Mr. Flimm's original staging, it was good to see it in his refreshed revival.
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And the actors put on quite a show — the robots "break down," staging a fight and shoot out.
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With its blandly abstract set and kitschy L.E.D. lighting, the staging did little to flesh out Andersen's world.
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She recalls a recent staging of "Othello" by a school affected by racism, stabbings and drive-by shootings.
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But the staging, which feels like it's for a play rather than a movie, points toward something interesting.
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Smollett pleaded not guilty to the charges before they were dropped, and he has denied staging the attack.
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He was charged with staging his own assault by prosecutors; he was not indicted by a grand jury.
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I've seen a brutal staging of Mozart's "Così Fan Tutte," updated to colonial East Africa in the 1930s.
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Some students said their schools could reprimand them for staging walkouts, but they're willing to face the consequences.
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He was charged by prosecutors with staging his own assault; he was not indicted by a grand jury.
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As for staging the proscenium program, Ms. Lucas hasn't done it alone: generations of Brown dancers have helped.
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But recently, I saw an opera staging that shocked me out of my usual state of confused frustration.
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Instead, the now 31-year-old Ohio native was met by his family, who were staging an intervention.
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You could see some people picking a staging ground, normally outside the bottom elevators that exit onto Columbus Circle.
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Candidates are even staging their own town hall meetings instead of counting solely on TV networks to host them.
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US oil plunged nearly 4% to as low as $56.88 a barrel on Wednesday before staging a sharp rebound.
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Frequently staging herself as a participant, Levinthal's paintings present shifting versions of herself among the quotidian rituals of life.
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Wine is facing charges of "unlawful procession" for staging a protest over Uganda's controversial social media tax last year.
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Nor was the counter-protest against the white extremists staging Charlottesville 2.0 the brainchild of any malicious foreign actor.
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Some have actively come out against NFL players kneeling during the national anthem, staging boycotts and slamming the NFL.
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The sculptor (although he identifies as a "bricoleur") is staging a six-hour mission to Europa, Jupiter's icy moon.
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Frequently staging herself as a participant, the artist presents shifting versions of herself among the quotidian rituals of life.
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And when it comes to staging your own IRL meet-cute, reading the room and being respectful is key.
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Empire actor Jussie Smollett pleaded not guilty Thursday to filing a false police report and staging a hate crime.
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The artists behind 3hund, Friedrich van Schoor and Tarek Mawad, are best-known for staging ethereal scenes in nature.
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The Pentagon also says there have been over 7,000 airstrikes on ISIS fighting positions and over 1,000 staging areas.
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They add that they plan on staging future protests before the exhibition opens and during its nine-month run.
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It's easy to imagine Besson staging this sequence as an analogue in defense of Valerian's CGI-heavy digital filmmaking.
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One downside of such comprehensive interventions is that staging is now generally more expensive than it used to be.
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The bomb was detonated in the foyer of a venue staging a pop concert; children were among the victims.
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They were also angry enough to strike, staging a one-day walkout in New York City with 215 people.
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Israeli forces have killed 42 Palestinians since Gaza residents began staging protests along the border fence on March 30.
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The main group staging the insurgency pledged allegiance to Islamic State in 2014 and adopted the name Sinai Province.
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She invites other students to join her weekly "Fridays for Future" campaign by staging walkouts at their own schools.
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Together they foster a perceptive and minimalist staging that concentrates the story's power rather than dispersing it with distractions.
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Critics were divided on the newly ambiguous staging, but agreed that it provocatively pried open a well-worn moment.
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The IMF blessing that made the Professor money was a staging-post on the way to more profound changes.
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During the Civil War, Folly Island served as a key staging area for Union troops attacking nearby Fort Morris.
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It accused him of staging the hijacking of his own trucks, in order to steal and sell their contents.
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So a couple of fliers thought staging a mini-fight club was a good way to pass the time.
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The gateway would also be a staging point for deep space missions to Mars, Venus, or other distant locations.
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Workers have been staging such warning strikes since last week, a common tactic in sectoral wage negotiations in Germany.
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You may have heard that the Democrats in Congress are staging a sit-in to demand gun control legislation.
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Staging a home that's up for sale is a go-to marketing tool that has been used for decades.
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They said they would block the staging of public concerts scheduled on Monday in celebration of the New Year.
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"Staging elevated each room in our home and transformed our house to appeal to the discerning homebuyer," Heighington said.
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ISIS has used Raqqa as a staging ground for its deadly attacks on the Middle East and further overseas.
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I learned an enormous amount during that time, though: the staging, the lighting, the costumes – the package excited me.
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The air base is a pivotal staging ground for an anticipated attack on Mosul, the ISIS capital in Iraq.
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That poll was carried out without legal backing and Catalonia's former regional governor went on trial for staging it.
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Twitch is staging its second "interactive public service experiment" on Thursday morning, using the U.S. Senate as a backdrop.
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At least one past document dump contain lists of the internet addresses used as staging servers in NSA attacks.
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"It's like the final staging area before they come across," says John Lawson, a veteran US Border Patrol agent.
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It vowed to continue with its staging of "Julius Caesar" in an enclosed theater in New York's Central Park.
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Subtle staging of purportedly voyeuristic encounters is the only way the fantasy can be legally and ethically carried out.
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But those commercial facilities make Rosario an ideal staging post for transporting drugs to Europe, typically via west Africa.
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Phelim McDermott's staging, with designs by Tom Pye, makes a virtue of the slow-building, mood-setting opening scenes.
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Included are media operations and staging areas, as well as a remote viewing area to handle the overflow crowd.
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China, for its part, has been staging naval drills near the Paracel islands to the north of the sea.
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The outpost was supposed to be one of the staging grounds to retake Hawija, but that hasn't happened yet.
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The blueprint is simple: Small bands of heavily armed assassins staging coordinated attacks on soft targets in urban spaces.
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Secessionist Catalan politicians have pledged to unilaterally declare independence at Monday's session after staging an independence referendum last Sunday.
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So North Korea created the appearance of permanently imminent war, issuing flamboyant threats, staging provocations and, sometimes, deadly attacks.
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Los Angeles last hosted the Olympic trials in 1984, prior to staging the Summer Olympics in the same year.
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What's missing from this staging is a sense of connection to the barbarities that torment all of the characters.
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American Airlines (AAL) won a permanent injunction against its mechanics union, which it had accused of staging illegal slowdowns.
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And then Cher showed upBefore H.Wood closed, it provided the staging ground for Terzian and Toll's most important lesson.
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If the latter criteria meets our threshold of deploying forces, then the menu of possible staging areas expands exponentially.
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The Democrats were at risk of staging their own version of last week's Republican debacle, without the hate speech.
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The index hit a 6-1/2 year low of 58.52 in September 2015 before staging a partial recovery.
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Democrats across the country will be staging watch parties -- and undoubtedly that will involve drinking games for some participants.
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The militant group staging the insurgency pledged allegiance to Islamic State in 2014 and adopted the name Sinai Province.
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Staging opera in alternate venues is now fairly common, although Porta Potties are not usually part of the equation.
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While the UFC's producers manage every detail of the evening's staging, they cannot ensure excitement once the bell rings.
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What's new is primarily tailored to Trump: The staging appears more presidential and the messages are pithy but scripted.
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The other was Elena Kunikova, a Russian who is much admired for her teaching and staging of classical ballets.
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By 1874, these insurgents were openly staging coups against state and local governments in order to suppress black progress.
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This choice creates a comfortable balance between the wooden staging of Every Which Way and the unpredictability of Primate.
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It's a perfect staging of her stomach-dropping realization that she waited a day too long to get out.
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According to BuzzFeed, some 200 Googlers began staging the protest; the group quickly grew to thousands, including non-U.
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This "Bohème" and a staging of "Die Fledermaus" this weekend are offered through the foundation's Prelude to Performance program.
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But the New York audience will miss a dark, demanding staging that speaks all too clearly to our time.
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A strong and enduring ISIS base in Libya could serve as a staging ground for attacks on Western nations.
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This winter, the Coral Gables Museum in Florida is staging an exhibition of Cuban art in the 20th century.
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For migrants all over Europe, Calais is the hoped-for staging point for Britain's presumed jobs-and-wealth Eldorado.
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These visits will include bus tours, a departure from Trump's traditional campaign style of staging rallies in large arenas.
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A couple, their three children and two dogs were taken to a nearby staging area, the Coast Guard said.
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She took artists on tours of the museums and less conventional sites for staging work, including the Cleveland Clinic.
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Mr. Herheim's "Pelléas" gently riffs on these facets of the opera in his cleanly acted, dreamily slow-moving staging.
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It takes divers up to six hours from their staging point to reach the chamber where the boys are.
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Ms. Rafaeli's staging is a marvel of polyphony but leaves many moments visually murky or even hard to locate.
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And perhaps the restraint Mr. Davis brought to bear balanced out the theatricality of the staging to good effect.
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The problems of staging West Side Story in 2020 are exactly the kind that would appeal to van Hove.
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The Royal Opera House in London is reviving a staging of it by the director Barrie Kosky from Nov.
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But, especially in Acts 3 and 4, Mr. Corella's staging is an uneasy hodgepodge of 1877 and 1895 texts.
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Friday night, they're staging a house and techno takeover at the Palms Springs Air Museum with Dixon and Solomun.
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He returned this month with his fourth French-language production, a staging of Shakespeare's "Pericles" that proved strangely unimaginative.
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