The lobby wasn't huge; the views are the star attraction.
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This spring, the bygone garment is now the star attraction.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE 'Star' attraction Disney's raising ticket prices at Disneyland.
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The next day, she will be the star attraction there.
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The MOMA show focusses on that apotheosis with its eponymous star attraction.
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Now, as an all-star attraction for international connoisseurs and enthusiasts, photo l.a.
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Its star attraction was a 15-year-old from East St. Louis, Ill.
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In fact, Red Hook Tavern's star attraction turned out to be a cheeseburger.
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It's in its 50th year, and its star attraction, maple syrup, is much older.
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WITH THEIR engagingly rainbow-coloured beaks, puffins are the star attraction on the Faroe Islands.
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The star attraction will be Xi Jinping, the first Chinese president ever to attend Davos.
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It's the star attraction of the Maille Mustard Mobile truck, which is travelling around Australia.
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Life revolves around the ocean, with a dramatic, natural rock blowhole as the star attraction.
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For the first time a politician was the star attraction of the music mudfest in Somerset.
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And that means putting a big focus on its Alexa voice assistant as the star attraction.
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I rarely got into Operations matches, which are probably the star attraction of the series right now.
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The star attraction was a glistening 200kg tuna, sold to a sushi restaurant chain for ¥14m ($118,000).
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Each includes the date of the game and the opponent, but the artwork is the star attraction.
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Mr Flowers remains the star attraction, and he knows that the old tunes are the favourites (see chart).
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Daniels was the star attraction, given her legal struggles against her alleged one-time lover, President Donald Trump.
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Visitors have been saying good-bye for weeks to the star attraction that was born at the zoo.
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It's intended to be the star attraction of a theme park in Sichuan Province, far from the sea.
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The Berlin show has lost its star attraction, and no adequate alternative has been put forward to take over.
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A loss in Gujarat would blunt this momentum and, more important, tarnish the lustre of the party's star attraction.
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Each day will feature guided birding or nature walks, and Monday will offer the star attraction: a 1 p.m.
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Boston Dynamics' SpotMini robot was the star attraction at TechCrunch Robotics Sessions conference at U.C. Berkeley, California, on Friday.
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Now a bona fide star attraction, she was a headliner at the Citi Open in Washington in late July.
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Her fellow passenger was going to the island to be the star attraction at a Christmas party for children.
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The Louvre owns five of Leonardo's paintings, including its star attraction, the Mona Lisa, which is not scheduled for restoration.
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But its star attraction was Munger, 94, who has been vice chairman at Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc for four decades.
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No doubt the star attraction on any 2018 spec sheet will be the shiny, latest-generation processor powering the device.
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The details might have gone unnoticed had not a journalist from the Washington Post heard about the event's star attraction.
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The national park's star attraction is its Mexican free-tailed bats colony, which is the largest in all of Texas.
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And will the star attraction, the tenor Bartell D'Arcy (a slightly starchy Karl Scully), honor the occasion with a performance?
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MONTREAL — The part of Quebec's government responsible for luring tourists to this city singles out one star attraction in particular.
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This year's star attraction: the Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist Art Spiegelman, class of '65, who will appear on Sunday. fanfairenyc.
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A three-day cruise to the Bahamas full of Patriots fans, with the fun-loving Rob Gronkowski as the star attraction.
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Standing in his way is Imran Khan, Pakistan's former cricket captain, who has emerged as the star attraction of this election.
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But on Wednesday night, the music was the star attraction — and it proved it can tell country's story well on its own.
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The star attraction was prima ballerina Galina Ulanova, who wowed Covent Garden with her "Romeo and Juliet" at the age of 46.
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Exhibit A — the show's star attraction — is the magnificently hideous Yutyrannus huali, a 23-foot-long tyrannosaurus discovered in China in 2012.
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Farrago isn't interested in hypocrisy right now; he's interested in the forbidden wraps of the evening's star attraction, the middleweight champion Gennady Golovkin.
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No matter how hard Trump and the media try to drum up controversy, it won't happen with Bill Clinton as the star attraction.
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Clinton, the Democratic presidential nominee, was the star attraction at the parade celebrating the 100th anniversary of the fire department in Arcadia, Iowa.
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How the town came to be the star attraction for thoroughbreds racing on the flat mainly has to do with location and history.
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Tokyo (CNN)Hanako, Japan's oldest elephant, has spent most of her 69 years in captivity as the star attraction at Tokyo's Inokashira Park Zoo.
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The star attraction of the series is a likely send-off for Ichiro Suzuki, the closest thing modern baseball has to a worldwide icon.
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Although selling endangered species is illegal, orangutan babies are often captured for the pet trade, or for zoos in need of a star attraction.
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Leonardo's enigmatic, infinitely reproduced portrait of a woman thought to be Lisa Gherardini, the wife of a Florentine cloth merchant, is the star attraction.
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At the time, "Smackgirl" was one of the top, if not only, fight promotions that actively promoted female competitors, and their star attraction was Fujii.
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The camera bump at the rear is mercifully small, though the absolute star attraction of this phone has to be its Phantom Blue rear case.
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Standing on a Coca-Cola crate, Helen, as she was known, began singing with the church choir at 823 and quickly became a star attraction.
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Image: Mia Mercado/GizmodoA fatal accident three months ago has left a water park in Kansas City with no choice but to dismantle its star attraction.
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The big-name signing is Javier Hernández, the high-scoring Mexican striker known as Chicharito, who will replace Zlatan Ibrahimovic as the L.A. Galaxy's star attraction.
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The former fashion model, who rarely takes a leading role on the campaign trail, was the star attraction on the first night of the Republican National Convention.
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Bill Clinton was the star attraction at night two of the Democratic National Convention, delivering the standard candidate's spouse speech in typical rambling, anecdote-heavy, Bill Clinton style.
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The reptile in question was a 95-pound African spurred tortoise named Millenium, the star attraction at Alley Pond Environmental Center, a Queens nature center popular with children.
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Apple brought me back to WWDC again this year, and it felt like they put even more focus and energy into making accessibility a star attraction of the conference.
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Ma, who advises the United Nations trade and development agency UNCTAD on small business and young entrepreneurs, was the star attraction at a conference on e-commerce for development.
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It was his star attraction: Nigel Farage, the disgraced former head of U.K. Independence Party, the fringe British political party, hat has a faint whiff of racism about it.
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Richard Spencer, the star attraction of the Unite the Right rally protesting the removal of a Robert E. Lee statue in Charlottesville, was headed to the University of Florida.
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The star attraction was The Elysian Bar, the hotel's bar and restaurant, which was curated by Bacchanal Wine and certainly lives up to the local bar's highly-esteemed reputation.
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She produces a hit single for Empire's star attraction Tiana, inspired by the story of a woman caught between two men in the La Bohème aria that so moved her.
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The bird, which lives in a safari park in the eastern city of Hangzhou, became a star attraction there and a muse for Hsiaohan Chen, a political cartoonist in Taipei.
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In later years he won numerous senior titles and was director of the United States shooting team, a consultant for a cartridge maker and a star attraction at shooting clinics.
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It also paved the way for Britney's debut album of the same name, which came out in early 1999 and became the star attraction of every slumber party thrown that year.
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Perhaps that's because the emancipation of the percussionist in Western music, from back-row timekeeper and special-effects dispenser to star attraction, encouraged a rebellious bent that continues to question conventions.
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Another star attraction was eliminated from the Queen's grass-court tournament in London when fifth-seeded Jo-Wilfried Tsonga lost to Gilles Müller, 6-4, 6-25, in the second round.
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A new trailer for the Apple TV+ series Dickinson starts off with a tattooed Emily Dickinson as the star attraction at a 19th century circus and only gets weirder from there.
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HANGZHOU, China (Reuters) - A pheasant has become a star attraction at a Chinese safari park after visitors said its golden head feathers resembled U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's famous blond quiff.
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They might not know it, but the five capybaras are the star attraction at the zoo some two hours by train south of Tokyo, the host of this year's summer Olympic Games.
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They might not know it, but the five capybaras are the star attraction at the zoo some two hours by train south of Tokyo, the host of this year's summer Olympic Games.
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And from that time came what many devotees will consider the exhibition's star attraction: the much-reproduced daguerreotype of the 16-year-old Dickinson with her pale skin and wide-spaced eyes.
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The development starts out innocuously enough: Without warning, and without asking user permission, the new single by the Empire label's star attraction, Tiana, starts blaring from the phones of every EmpireXStream subscriber.
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In the show's star attraction, Rembrandt's "Judas Returning the Thirty Pieces of Silver," on loan from a private collection, Judas is pictured on his knees, begging a group of priests for forgiveness.
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On a visit a few days before the titanosaur's unveiling, workers were applying finishing touches as Dr. Norell paused at the entrance, under the watchful eye and toothy jaw of the star attraction.
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Apple last used the venue for last September's "Hey Siri" event, where it unveiled the new iPad Pro and Apple TV. Siri is likely to be the star attraction at this year's keynote.
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Andrade was now less influential as a player (he had reportedly contracted syphilis by this stage), but even more of a star attraction, with huge crowds turning out to see La Merveille Noire.
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In fact, they're just building Scotland's first museum dedicated to the history of underwater warfare, with a World War II "midget submarine" as the star attraction, and they need to get it inside somehow.
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President Obama will be the star attraction at two fundraisers in Los Angeles this week that are intended to raise money for Democrats hoping to win back the House and the Senate this fall.
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President Obama will be the star attraction at two fundraisers in Los Angeles this week that are intended to raise money for Democrats hoping to win back the House and the Senate this fall.
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The Led Zeppelin coaster is now the star attraction of Sun World's Dragon Park in Ha Long; it has been entirely rethemed save the loading area, which is still housed inside the giant airship.
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Salah has become one of the world's highest-profile players over the past year, and he was the star attraction at Egypt's training facility in Grozny, the capital of the Russian province of Chechnya.
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Although the WEF does not comment on which leaders it is expecting until roughly a week before the meeting, the star attraction is expected to be Xi Jinping, the first Chinese president to attend.
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The lush guitar harmonies are the star attraction here, floating imperiously above the weighty half-organic rhythm section, but there are precious few weak links overall—the album is remarkably cohesive given its fragmented birth.
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"After 50 meters she was just gone, baby, gone," Peter Marr, the club's president, told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation of his effort to swim after Daphne, who was supposed to be the event's star attraction.
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OMAHA, Nebraska (Reuters) - Katie Ledecky sent expectations soaring with her first swim of the U.S. Olympic Trials on Monday while Michael Phelps, the meet's other star attraction, was a no-show in the 200 metre freestyle.
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It was a Thursday afternoon in April at Mission Hills Dongguan and the star attraction was golfing legend Annika Sorenstam — in town to host a junior clinic as well as to tee off the Annika Invitational.
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But as recently as March, it was still possible to take Mr. Durney at his word when he talked about the star attraction of his nearly completed fried-chicken emporium, to be called Red Hook Tavern.
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In May, in the wake of the Santa Anita deaths, he was the star attraction in support of the California horse racing industry, traveling to the State Capitol in Sacramento to defend his sport before lawmakers.
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While preseason tours are not seen as serious competition, they are vital for teams' preparations ahead of the new season, and Juventus would have drawn unwanted scrutiny had it traveled to America without Ronaldo, its star attraction.
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Even without their star attraction to watch, the Knicks fans drowned out the Nets fans for much of the game, producing shrieks when Kristaps Porzingis was announced during the lineup introductions and waving orange towels after spirited runs.
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The golden toilet made by Italian satirical sculptor Maurizio Cattelan was unveiled Thursday as the star attraction in an exhibition called "America" at the Palace — the location of a 2018 gala dinner in honor of President Donald Trump.
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The star attraction at Galerie Vandermeersch was the only known set of four white Strasbourg faience commedia dell'arte figures inspired by the artist Jean-Antoine Watteau and made under the supervision of the notable ceramist Paul-Antoine Hannong.
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SARAJEVO (Reuters) - Orphaned baby bear Aida, who was rescued by villagers after she fled the Bosnian woods in search of food and shelter, has found a new home in the Sarajevo Zoo where she has become a star attraction.
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The way that history and its symbols are so often the subject of a struggle is captured here by the saga of the museum's star attraction: Washington's headquarters tent, which served as the general's mobile home throughout most of the war.
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On Pro Basketball Not long after the impoverished Virginia Squires of the A.B.A. traded Julius Erving to the New York Nets in 1973, Erving caught his first glimpse of Nassau Coliseum, which he would soon occupy as its star attraction.
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There were 10 of us altogether and Mr. Dana was a true pro, with insightful patter on everything, including the history and customs of the Navajos, whose land we were crossing on our 90-minute drive to the star attraction.
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But the star attraction is a 2,000-year-old bronze statue of the Gallo-Roman goddess Sequana with the remains of what was once a vast healing temple at the source of the Seine River less than an hour's drive away.
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When he presented the 161-year-old nurse of George Washington as a star attraction, some of his audience knew she was phony, others did not, and then there were those who did not care and went along for the ride.
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This stance can only be understood in the "exceptional circumstances" of Spain, says Inés Arrimadas, until now Ciudadanos's leader in Catalonia and the party's star attraction, who announced in the Plaza de la Villa that she will run for parliament for Barcelona.
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Campeche's star attraction should be the ancient Maya city of Calakmul, once the most powerful city-state in the classical Maya world, now an immense archaeological site buried deep in the wild southern jungles of the 2,800-square-mile Calakmul Biosphere Reserve.
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He was a "dashing young subaltern" of not quite 18 when he fell in love with his future wife, Maud, an impossibly young-looking 33-year-old, whose "banjo solos were a star attraction of the Ladies Mandoline and Guitar Band" in the 1890s.
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On the restaurant's Yelp page, many patrons note the peanuts—and the option of throwing their shells on the floor—as a star attraction of the restaurant, although several note that the nuts could present a danger for people who suffer from nut allergies.
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The best of the best is here, but the star attraction is California Chrome, a horse whose name was pulled out of a cowboy hat and combines his birthplace with the term used by horse people for the flashes of white on a horse.
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On his Chefs Club menu, rice makes more than one appearance, and rises to a star attraction in the form of "con'con," a dish of jollof sticky rice about the size of a moon pie, sweetened with coconut and topped with an eggplant curry and basil.
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Fast forward 10 years: In that time, Britney Spears has released three major-label albums, appeared frequently on television (including a stint as a judge on the singing competition "The X Factor") and performed live several times a week as a star attraction in Las Vegas.
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There are wonderfully designed creatures bustling through the 1996 movie and its sequels, but the star attraction is the chemistry between wisecracking Smith as new recruit Agent J, and deadpan Tommy Lee Jones as veteran Agent K. Men in Black: International attempts to move on from that team.
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YoungBoy Never Broke Again, a 20-year-old Louisiana rapper who is a star attraction on YouTube — but who has been dogged by problems with the law — has claimed his first No. 1 on the Billboard album chart, as his latest mixtape, "AI YoungBoy 2," streamed its way to the top.
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Yet the star attraction of the event was not a product of Victorian scientific know-how but a diamond imbued with such mythic power that "long queues snaked through the Crystal Palace to see this celebrated imperial trophy locked away" in a specially designed glass case enclosed in a metal cage.
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Stephen Curry (broken left hand) and Klay Thompson (knee surgery) will rejoin Draymond Green next season, with the Warriors happily focused now on developing prospects like Eric Paschall and Damion Lee while letting the new Chase Center serve as the star attraction — and waiting to see how high they finish in the draft lottery. 29.
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Read more: Facebook's humbling deal with the FTC is the biggest assault on Mark Zuckerberg's power in the firm's historyThe bulk of the damage was done on Wednesday, with the blockbuster $5 billion penalty from the FTC being the star attraction — although the DOJ set the tone by announcing its sweeping investigation into big tech earlier in the week.
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CLEVELAND — Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE might have been the star attraction Thursday night, but the wild spectacle in and around Quicken Loans Arena was just as captivating.
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While the creative director Karl Lagerfeld's muses remained out in force (the model and actress Cara Delevingne with her puppy Leo and the actresses Diane Kruger and Clémence Poésy), the star attraction proved to be G-Dragon, a South Korean pop star-turned-rapper and aspiring fashion entrepreneur who set Twitter alight with his naval-captain-inspired Chanel couture suit, flawless foundation and gigantic black fur hat.
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World War II gift Hanako arrived in Japan when she was two years old, a gift from the Thai government after World War II. She spent most of her life in captivity as the star attraction at Tokyo's Inokashira Park Zoo but became the center of a growing campaign to improve her living conditions after a picture of her inside her concrete enclosure was featured in a blog post.
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It was the year that Sports Illustrated declared Serena its Sportsperson of the Year, splashing its cover with a photo of her -- the first solo shot of a woman doing the honors in over 30 years -- splayed on a golden throne dressed in a long-sleeved black lacy leotard and stilettos, her legs the star attraction, her steely eyes asking anyone who dares take a peek: Any questions?
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