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Escape the roaring din when an army of Santas takes to the streets.

Arya escapes the castle and takes to the streets in search of safety from the Lannisters.

When a walking team takes to the streets, they coalesce around problems they see or causes they discuss.

Each week, a growing group of running enthusiasts takes to the streets in an act of running rebellion.

At night, Lewis Miller takes to the streets with startling flower displays, installed guerrilla style on subway entrances and construction sites.

Watch as R29 takes to the streets of New York City to continue this discussion about the pressures on women to "start a family."

Campaigning will also be difficult for the opposition; Congo's police continue to terrorise anyone who takes to the streets to rally against the government.

Spurned by his lover, Kragler takes to the streets and joins the revolution, yet deserts his comrades when Anna comes running back to him.

"We cannot call everybody who takes to the streets dirt and dust, cow, sheep or trash," he said in a speech broadcast on state television.

Sunny, 26, is a protester who takes to the streets to denounce what she regards as the oppressive policies of the central government in Beijing.

When the artist is not making prints to be hung indoors, or linocuts and woodcuts, he takes to the streets to spread his visual message.

Maduro, the 56-year-old successor to Hugo Chavez, only takes to the streets in carefully-controlled situations, since crowds have barracked him in the past.

The duo also debuted the sensual music video on Friday, accentuating their complimentary raspy vocals as Smith takes to the streets of London with her friends.

In the second, more urban-focused film, Elias takes to the streets on a longboard and interviews his tattoo artist, Jon Lang, a local painter and muralist.

Our historical task is to mount a popular opposition—one that takes to the streets to protest, to be sure, but that also aims to take political power.

The bot takes to the streets and makes it curbside, where the customer comes out, types in a code, and opens up the compartment to take out the order.

In a brand new TV special, David Blaine Beyond Magic, the magician and illusionist takes to the streets in a cutting-edge hour full of thrill and death-defying stunts.

When her mother (Marsha Stephanie Blake) is arrested for unspecified reasons, Goldie, terrified that her two preteen half sisters will be put into care, grabs them up and takes to the streets.

Refinery29's series Ballin on a Budget follows emerging comedienne and rapper Awkwafina takes to the streets of New York to show viewers how to live the high life on a low budget. Cut.

London YouTuber Julius Dein takes to the streets to ask strangers to take part in "a quick observation test" in the video above — but — you guess it — things aren't quite what they first seem.

Montreal is one of those cities in which, whenever the weather warms up even moderately, everyone takes to the streets in shorts and T-shirts, and that was the case when we were there.

With help from celebrities like Stephen Colbert, Amy Poehler, and Keegan Michael-Key, comedian Billy Eichner takes to the streets of New York City to ask people questions they often don't want to answer.

As the institutional debate swirling around the art world blows past the innuendoes of the 63s and takes to the streets, it forces our perception of decidedly non-polemical works like Lawler's to seek meaning elsewhere.

Some of the critics say this is an Alt Right film in which a white guy takes to the streets and kills black people, although in the trailer not all of the revenge is targeted against blacks.

"If the Islamist electoral base takes to the streets to campaign for their candidate, the country could return partly to the 2012 and 2013 climate," journalist Zied Krichen wrote in the Maghreb newspaper, predicting secularist protests in response.

To combat the crime and despair that's spread through her town, Bruce Wayne's cousin Kate Kane (Ruby Rose of Orange Is the New Black and John Wick: Chapter 2) borrows his equipment and mantle and takes to the streets.

Not one to sit idle, Mr. Bracey takes to the streets daily, though he tends to stay in areas he knows, usually around 14th Street near his eye doctor, whom he takes the bus to visit every other month.

Fear No Gumbo feels like a reality show meets docu-series in which Rivers Roberts takes to the streets of New Orleans to talk to its residents and the new (mostly white) folks who have come to town since Katrina.

As Milwaukee's black community takes to the streets demanding justice over the police shooting of Sylville Smith, many people watching the demonstrations are wondering: Why are people marching — and, at first, burning down their own community — over the police shooting of an armed man with a lengthy arrest record?

This also includes M. F. Husain's rolling, frieze-like, oil on canvas "Zamin" (1975), which sets the tone with its symbolic references to nation building and secular politics; Atul Dodiya's nine wooden cabinets as part of "Broken Branches" (2002), which are delicately arranged with found objects like tools, prosthetic limbs, billboard paintings, and hand-painted photographs; Shakuntala Kulkarni's cane armor and accessories from "Of Bodies, Armour and Cages" (2010–2012) in which she takes to the streets as a statement against the objectification of femme bodies; and the photographs of Gandhi's grandnephew Kanu Gandhi, who lived with him for many years and intimately chronicled that time.

"Montenegro's fractious opposition takes to the streets". Deutsche Welle. 16 November 2015."The Balkans’ Corrupt Leaders are Playing NATO for a Fool".

The Richmond Strip is in western/southwestern Houston.Villafranca, Armando. "Hou-Dah parade takes to the streets." Houston Chronicle. Sunday February 5, 1995. A38.

Her optimistic attitude takes to the streets and the local park as she croons the importance of taking care of number one, herself.

Fung, Fanny & Cheung, Gary (30 May 2010). "Tsang takes to the streets to push reform package", South China Morning Post According to Regina Ip, full-page newspaper advertisements by the government were "unimpressive".

That year they held a massive fund raiser, generating money to relocate Nkiru in October 2000.Caramanica, J. (1999) "It's Nation Time. Again. A new vanguard of rap activists takes to the streets." Village Voice. 10/1/99.

Chibbaro, "Politics Take Backseat at Pride," Washington Blade, June 10, 2005."Capital Pride Takes to the Streets," Washington Post, June 9, 2007. However, the financial and organizational strain of producing the event proved too heavy for the arts group.

Police plea to protesters, Worcester News, 19 August 2008. On the day of action 200 activists marched through Ledbury, many wearing black and green, with others beating drums, waving flags and sounding airhorns.Protest takes to the streets, Ledbury Reporter, 6 September 2008.

Now Kamakshi's eldest daughter Susheela (Sonia Agarwal), who was working with Madurey, was killed. Kamatchi blames it on Madurey and shoots him. Pandu opens the story of Madurey being the district collector of Madurai. He is the action-packed bureaucrat who takes to the streets to solve the citizens' problems.

The parade route also changed. Instead of traveling westward from Dupont Circle on P Street NW to finish at Francis Junior High School, the parade now began at the school, moved east along P Street to 14th Street NW, and then traveled south on 14th Street NW to Freedom Plaza."Capital Pride Takes to the Streets." Washington Post. June 9, 2007.

Afraid of being taken away, Nathan splits before his father can explain. While George goes looking for him, Nathan takes to the streets of Detroit. There, he encounters Captain Miles, a homeless Iraqi war veteran. It was at first unclear what Captain Miles' intention is with Nathan, but the veteran ultimately tricks him into seeking shelter at the home of Evelyn Strasser.

He takes her to the safe house and the two come close to having an intimate moment. While taking a bath July flashes back to the day that Trent vowed revenge. Meanwhile, Trent follows a police officer and kills him after giving him information on Rick's location. Rick takes to the streets in his Dodge Viper to search for McKormick.

In 2000 Sharam moved to Manhattan, New York where she continued to write. She wrote and staged her first one-woman show, MadmoselleMax, for the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. In January 2005, she performed "Butterfly Suicide" at the Hong Kong Fringe Festival. The one-woman P'Opera (a "Virtual Variety/Multi Media Musical") featured the misadventures of "ill Soprano", a highly-strung opera diva who takes to the streets at night singing.

Black Scorpion is an action-crime TV series that aired on the Sci-Fi Channel in 2001. It aired in Canada on Space. The series is based on two Roger Corman Showtime TV-movies: Black Scorpion (1995) and its sequel Black Scorpion II: Aftershock (1997). The show focuses on a female police officer who, by night, takes to the streets and fights crime as the superhero the Black Scorpion.

When he wakes, he finds out that he shot and killed Thomas "Kip" Burland otherwise known as the Black Hood. After struggling to deal with his scarred face and slurred speech he slowly gains an addiction to pain killers. While high he puts on the Black Hood mask, given to him by a fellow Officer as a joke, and takes to the streets to stop a cry for help.

As the two struggle to pick up traces of her father, the Iraqi journalist takes to the streets of Baghdad, combing the Al Musbah district where Menuhin once lived with her family. Meanwhile, in Israel, Menuhin also pays visits to former members of the Iraqi-Jewish community of Baghdad, those who knew her father before themselves fleeing for Israel, to try and better understand the circumstances under which her father would have disappeared.

The "Casualty Location Man" (Bob) is out and about again, stalking an old man who looks like he could easily topple over and be decapitated by a taxi, Lovely. Bob reveals the real reason behind Graham Taylor's extraordinary behaviour during England's World Cup qualifying campaign. He's called Phil Neal - a man with a very annoying habit of repeating everything his boss says. Bob takes to the streets to try it out for himself.

March for a Better Way was a demonstration held in Dublin on Saturday 27 November 2010 at 11:30 am. Organised by the Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU), it followed Ireland's admission of the EU/ECB/IMF troika. The demonstration was one of the largest to ever take place in Ireland, with an estimated 100,000 people in attendance.In photos: austerity protest takes to the streets of Dublin The Irish Independent described it as the largest trade union march of 2010.

The re-design, by London-based architects Wilkinson Eyre, tells the story of London and Londoners from the Great Fire of 1666 to the present day. The transformation includes four new galleries. The new City Gallery features large street level windows along London Wall and provides an illuminated showcase for the Lord Mayor's State Coach, which takes to the streets each November for the Lord Mayor's Show. The Galleries of Modern London increased the museum's exhibition space by 25 percent and enabled the display of 7,000 objects.

Dragonus takes to the streets of Galway for GIAF 2014 The Galway International Arts Festival (GIAF), founded in 1978, is a cultural organisation which produces an annual arts festival in Galway, Ireland. It also produces new work that tour nationally and internationally, in addition to presenting the discussion forum, First Thought Talks. GIAF is managed by John Crumlish, acting as Chief Executive, and Paul Fahy as Artistic Director. The festival maintains non-profit status and insists that at least 25% of the festival programme is free for the public.

Runaway is the story of a young boy who takes to the streets to get away from the torment he suffers at school and daily problems at home. Life at home is rife with daily doses of scoldings from his half-drunk mother, and his two younger brothers Dean and Jack pay him scant attention until noticing he is missing. On his journey, Sean meets a girl named Molly who takes him to a crumbling mill where her family lives. The series follows the police search for Sean, and how his disappearance affects his family.

Challenged by an athletic duel, he takes to the streets of Newark, NJ in search of the famed Jersey Devil fajitas, said to bring super-human strength to anyone that consumes them. Along the way, he's distracted by other food delights Newark has to offer including Trinidadian roti, Italian hot dogs and Portuguese dry soup. On November 6, 2011 The Culinary Adventures of Baron Ambrosia pilot aired on the Cooking Channel. On June 1, 2012 Episode 001The Culinary Adventures of Baron Ambrosia premiered on the Cooking Channel entitled "The Just Desserts of P.T. Barnum".

Suddenly an earthquake strikes Tokyo, prompting the beautiful young delivery woman to faint in her client's apartment, causing the hikikimori to fall hopelessly in love. Time passes and the shut-in discovers through another pizza delivery person that the improbable object of his affections has become a hikikimori in her own right. Taking a bold leap into the unknown, our hero crosses the threshold of his apartment and takes to the streets in search of his mystery girl, at last discovering his kindred spirit at the very moment another earthquake strikes.

"An Intrepid Radio Host Takes To The Streets Of New York In ONE OCTOBER" Broadway World. Retrieved 2020-05-15. Since then, Leech has been documenting skyscraping building projects including Hudson Yards, Billionaire’s Row on West 57th Street, the new Museum of Modern Art tower on 53rd Street, and One Vanderbilt next to Grand Central Station. Leech’s construction series is the subject of an award-winning short documentary by film-maker Angelo Guglielmo, The Monolith."‘The Woman Who Wasn’t There’ Filmmaker Directs ‘Monolith’ – WATCH" Deadline. Retrieved 2020-05-15.

The town is also the home of a Butlins Holiday Park which increases Minehead's seasonal tourist population by several thousand. There is a variety of schools and religious, cultural and sporting facilities including sailing and wind surfing and golf. One popular ancient local tradition involves the Hobby Horse, or Obby Oss, which takes to the streets for four days on the eve of the first of May each year, with accompanying musicians and rival horses. The town is the starting point of the South West Coast Path National Trail, the nation's longest long-distance countryside walking trail.

Unknown to Pat, Morris places bogus five dollar bills in the pay envelopes, and when the boys are caught passing fake money, Pat is implicated in the counterfeiting scheme. To prove his innocence, Pat takes to the streets, and Danny, still unaware of Morris' involvement in the counterfeiting ring, agrees to deliver a suitcase for him to May. A policeman follows Danny to May's apartment, where they are greeted by Mileaway, who kills the policeman and takes Danny hostage. As they drive across town, Danny learns that it was Mileaway who killed the treasury agent and framed Knuckles.

Pilot Episode Air Date: November 11, 2011 Accused of pie theft, Baron Ambrosia faces banishment from the Bronx if he can't defeat Grandmaster Mele Mel in a duel... of pull-ups. He takes to the streets of Newark, NJ in search of Jersey Devil fajitas, said to bring super- human strength to anyone that consumes them. Along the way, he's distracted by Trinidadian roti, Italian hot dogs and Portuguese dry soup Season 1 1\. The Just Desserts of P.T. Barnum Air Date: June 1, 2012 After finding a treasure map hidden in a haunted carousel, Baron makes his way through Bridgeport, CT in search of P.T. Barnum's tasty treasure.

The Holy Eucharist organizes the procession of Nuestra Señora de la Amargura (Our Lady of Sorrow), which takes place on Easter Saturday in Bilbao through the streets of the central district of Indautxu, carrying the passion floats of Our Lady of Sorrow, Jesus tied to the column and The Calvary (). In addition, this brotherhood is a carrier of other floats in different processions. On the Holy Thursday procession it carries during the float depicting the sacrament of the Last Supper (Juan Guraya, 1943) and in the afternoon of Good Friday it takes to the streets The Three Crosses (Quintín de Torre, 1945) in the procession of the Holy Burial.

Also enthusiastic was Peter Travers of Rolling Stone, who wrote > A Dirty Shame is Waters unleashed, and wicked, kinky fun for anyone except > the twits who rated it NC-17...You may even shed a tear when Sylvia bonds > with her daughter by confessing, "I'm a cunnilingus bottom." OK, the jokes > are hit-and-miss and the plot is nonexistent, but the Waters spirit stays > consistently and sweetly twisted. When the cast takes to the streets > singing, "Let's go sexin'", you want to cheer them on. On the other end of the spectrum was Roger Ebert, who gave the film one star out of a possible four, elaborating > There is in show biz something known as "a bad laugh".

In 2015, Valancourt Books, an independent American publishing house dedicated to "the rediscovery of rare, neglected, and out-of- print fiction," published a limited edition of an unfinished novel of Stephen Gilbert's. Edited and compiled by the playwright and comedian Andrew Doyle, it draws on manuscripts in the possession of the author's son, Tom Gilbert, and of Queen's University, Belfast. The Bloody City is a realist novel, that takes the reader through the first year of the Northern Ireland Troubles: it begins in the final months of 1968 as the Northern Ireland civil rights movement takes to the streets and ends after the 1969 August riots. The protagonist is to a degree autobiographical.

On Holy Monday and Tuesday, the major procession of the Journey to Calvary takes to the streets. The main figure is the Fallen Christ accompanied by the images of the saints present during Christ's walk to Calvary. There is St. Peter holding the heavenly keys, the beloved St. John, the Three Marys, St. Veronica with her white veil implanted with Christ's image, Mary Magdalene bearing small bottles of oil and perfume, and the Virgin of Sorrows. In some parts of the country where there is an abundance of wood as well as skilled craftsmen, life-size wooden images are constructed so that they are able to move their arms and heads like puppets.

A group of modders known as the Fighting Hellfish (the name is taken from an episode of The Simpsons) had released exactly one week prior a mod for the game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, called Defamation of Character: A Jack Thompson Murder Simulator. The mod features Jack Thompson himself acting out a remarkably similar scenario, at one point even assassinating Doug Lowenstein. Acting under hypnosis, Thompson moonlights as Banman and takes to the streets in his "Bannedwagon" to destroy the entire shipment of Rockstar's Bully before it reaches distribution. Jack later assassinates Janet Reno after thwarting her coup, which forces him to confront the realization that his time spent researching violent games has turned him into his own "Manchurian Candidate".

One shot captures a celebrity sex scandal (Duffman dating Boobarella, despite Duffman being in a committed relationship with a homosexual man) and allows the Simpsons to strike tabloid gold. Tasting success and seeing money to be made, Homer takes to the streets as one of the paparazzi. Overnight, Homer becomes Springfield's most valued tabloid photographer, provoking several local celebrities to commit embarrassing or criminal acts and then snapping pictures of them. After he gate-crashes Rainier Wolfcastle and Maria Shriver Kennedy Quimby's wedding, the celebrities turn the tables on him by hiring top paparazzo Enrico Irritazio to get photos of Homer on his worst behavior (showering at a fire hydrant, letting Maggie drive while trying to beat up Enrico, and burning a jury duty card).

The next day he goes to visit Abel the Magus in his own apartment and he describes how easily a writer's work can be stolen and Abel is quite paranoid of this happening to him. Abel the Magus distrusts the Thief of Talant who then antagonizes Abel by satirizing his fears, calling them unfounded. This point marks the transition between the young man who first came to Paris, and the deterioration of that spiritual being in the next half of the novel. The Thief takes to the streets again and now more clearly realizes that Paris cares little for ambitious poets as all they do is laugh at him and point out the foreign nature of his accent, ostracizing him.

Minehead Hobby Horse One popular ancient local tradition involves the Hobby Horse, or Obby Oss, which takes to the streets on the eve of the first of May each year, with accompanying musicians and rival horses, for four days. In fact there are three rival hobby horses, the Original Sailor's Horse, the Traditional Sailor's Horse and the Town Horse. They appear on May Eve (called "Show Night"), on May Day morning (when they salute the sunrise at a crossroads on the outskirts of town), 2 and 3 May (when a ceremony called "The Bootie" takes place in the evening called "Bootie Night" at part of town called Cher). Each horse is made of a boat- shaped wooden frame, pointed and built up at each end, which is carried on the dancer's shoulders.

Because of the standardized housing and near homogeneous demographics, the RTH cluster was an ideal location for studying the effects of urban living and lack of "green space" on the human condition. This type of research in environmental psychology was most clearly demonstrated by a group of studies done by Frances Kuo and William Sullivan of the Landscape and Human Health Laboratory (formerly the Human-Environment Research Laboratory) at the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign. The history and economy of this housing development was studied by Sudhir Alladi Venkatesh in his book American Project (). In his 2008 book Gang Leader For A Day: A Rogue Sociologist Takes To The Streets (), Venkatesh also profiled the area, its residents and the "Black Kings", a Chicago gang known for selling drugs.

On Thursday evening the Senior Burgh Officer takes to the streets to "Cry the Burley", giving notice that the marches are to be ridden the following day, naming the Burleymen (four ex standard bearers), the Burgh Standard Bearer and his attendants. His trek, accompanied by the bands, starts in the West Port, stopping in the Market Place, High Street, Back Row and South Port to read the proclamation, ending with the time honoured phrase "There will be all these, and a great many more, and all be ready to start at the sound of the Second Drum." There follows the Bussing concert for the Incorporations of the Weavers and the Hammermen, in the Victoria Hall. This is followed by an act of remembrance when all available ex-Standard Bearers march to the statue of Fletcher outside the Victoria Hall.