Crowds throng the surrounding pedestrianised streets, socialising long after sundown.
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Stand naked before the throng of your fellow human beings.
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Soon, we were a huge throng moving toward Alexander Garden.
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A throng of Republicans circled Corker and Flake as Sen.
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Residents still throng the beaches on the weekend, but Prof.
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Pro- and anti-Park protests throng the streets of the capital.
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But the Capital Police arrested nearly 473 of the chanting throng.
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Hajara joined the throng of screaming schoolgirls rushing into the night.
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Somehow Haag evaded the angry throng and hurried back to Bolivia.
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"Gee, I had a swell time," he told the assembled throng.
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The throng had been growing for an hour and a half.
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And the assembled throng grows ever more happily rich and diverse.
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The sight of the soldiers brought the throng to fever pitch.
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In front of a throng of television cameras, Mr. Gwinn lost.
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Such a vast throng of online fans has a few consequences.
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It looks out over the throng of colorful buildings on Castilo Hill.
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Pabon even turned off his car as he waited in the throng.
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In the throng of protesters assembling outside the Fort Sill gates after
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A short tunnel led to the street; we waded into the throng.
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The huge throng saw the Giants win, 5-3 and 8-6.
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No Democrat has come near the size of his throng on Tuesday night.
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They disappeared into the throng together and another's arms wound about my waist.
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Young faces painted with Russian flags or large "N" logos dominated the throng.
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They quickly attracted a bipartisan throng of senators to admire Maile, including Sens.
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The fan seemed placated by this gesture, before disappearing back into the throng.
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But it was early Saturday morning, and no throng awaited the actual champions.
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Why did the throng of 100-plus reporters want to talk to him?
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Police had to link arms to protect her from the disgruntled throng of Thais.
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IN A classroom in Seoul a throng of teenagers sit hunched over their desks.
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But even among this throng of flashy ailments, Detroit's car-insurance problem looks egregious.
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Out in the hallway, a dozen startled Ukrainians stood in a heavily armed throng.
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She did address a throng of news cameras in front of the courthouse afterward.
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Standing near the sideline throng, Belichick is amid his team but apart as well.
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The throng that came out to celebrate Mr. Trump's announcement was big and boisterous.
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A throng of local residents was waiting at a pier and helped them ashore.
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On July 20, the first guests arrived, a manageable throng of about 303 people.
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Millennials throng as he buzzes from one French start-up event to the next.
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Backstage after the finale, a throng surrounded Risso to offer hugs, kisses and congratulations.
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The newly-engaged couple visited Nottingham Friday and greeted a throng of adoring fans.
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THE MUSIC is playing and the ale flowing freely as guests throng into a barn.
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Just ask the domestic tourists who throng Xiamen, a wealthy port city of 3.5m people.
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Hong Kong has long had plenty of birdwatchers, and schoolchildren throng Mai Po's education centre.
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Children throng the garrison's deputy commander, Lieutenant Bruno Anastácio, on arrival in his armoured car.
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Another exhorts the assembled throng to "arm ourselves" with information to cope with the change.
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Supporters chant the prime minister's name, and throng around him, trying to shake his hand.
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Clayton melted in with a throng of press assembled in the Capitol's Ohio Clock Corridor.
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Fans spotted the "Bad Romance" singer's ex-fiancé, Taylor Kinney, among the throng of concertgoers.
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In fact, Sean's adamant Sarah has a throng of supporters even in this political climate.
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"Don't stop, officer," shouted Heimbach as the SUV slowly made its way though the throng.
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Before Lady Gaga was worshipped by her throng of "little monsters," she was Stefani Germanotta.
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As CNN reported earlier Thursday, a throng of Republicans encircled Corker and Flake as Sen.
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In the throng, Senator Warren, wearing sunglasses and a bright blue jacket, was all smiles.
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Those are typical conditions for Pyeongchang, the throng at the weather news conference was told.
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A pair of American tennis tourists struggled to see over the top of the throng.
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Players walk through the backslapping throng on their way into the stadium on Blazer Walk.
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Also in the throng was Pullmann's daughter, who is currently in the military and pregnant.
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"Here we go," he said while approaching the waiting throng of television cameras and reporters.
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"This will not be the end of me," he said to a throng of supporters.
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Just as the ceremony ended on August 12th, the throng attacked the mounds of food.
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Floats on unification also passed by a throng of North Koreans waving unified Korea flags.
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Security personnel had to open a path for Trump through a throng of journalists and cameramen.
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"We're going to be like MLK over here," he told the student throng through a bullhorn.
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One of the men kicks the interloping animal, and the cow disappears back into the throng.
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You have to hope that somewhere in that throng will be someone you can connect with.
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"This is a historic agreement," Parly told a throng of journalists, military officials and industry executives.
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On the other side is a dangerous throng spewing cheap insults, racist taunts and explicit threats.
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In Venice last month, residents marched through a throng of visitor to protest against uncontrolled tourism.
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Passing over a throng of nonwhite Republicans recently elected to high office, he settled on Gov.
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A throng of officers, some in heavy tactical gear, responded to the low-rise brick building.
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A throng of protesters, many holding Hawaii state flags upside down, were visible in the background.
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People throng outside McDonald's and the Cineplex, and cars queue to park in the shopping mall.
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As his black van waded through the throng, Mr. Di Maio's father turned to a friend.
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When my friend finally rolled up, I would have to carry my surfboard through this throng.
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Outside, a Russian-accented chant of "Ro-nal-do!" emerged from a throng of waiting fans.
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The lawyer, Thomas A. Demetrio, made the announcement amid a throng of news cameras in Chicago.
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"I had to be here," said Lidia Leipert, a lawyer who joined the throng after work.
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"Today, everything was very smooth," Mr. Narongsak told a throng of reporters at a news conference.
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Risso, the nervousness of the week finally dissipating, stood in the throng with a beatific grin.
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A throng of them, their experience ranging from extensive to none, waits onshore with reflective survival blankets.
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Tucked into the central building's maze-like layout, Sabine Pearlman's "Totem Poles" stood out amid the throng.
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"Goodbye, Jim!" cry the assembled throng, safe in the knowledge that he will be back come January.
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Ms. Martin's toddler son looked perplexed by the throng of reporters jammed inside the house with microphones.
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But among the throng that gathered in Red Hook, there was plenty of interest in the technology.
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By 10 am, an anxious throng had gathered at the designated main camp to hear Wells speak.
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During the classic brawl, one man in the sellout throng of 20,455 died of a heart attack.
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All of a sudden, Muhammad Ali walked around the corner with a throng of people following him.
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Among the throng of compliments came one, however, that feels like a Netflix romance come to life.
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Brian Higgins, of New York, told a throng of reporters clamoring outside Democrats' closed-door caucus meeting.
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As a necessary safety measure, the clinic has dedicated volunteer escorts who help patients navigate the throng.
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One Sunday in March, a throng of artists, actors and writers clustered in the museum's main auditorium.
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Well-wishers, dressed in yellow, the color associated with the king, are expected to throng the streets.
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Its markets are now full and children throng the streets where shells were falling a year ago.
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It was electric, a concoction of Springsteen's energy and a sweaty throng in a boardwalk bar. Aug.
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Some scientists say people may have to throng to cities to escape the threat of bush fires.
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"I want to say thank you to President Trump," he said amid a throng of well-wishers.
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Video credit Lindsey Byrnes A throng of barrel-chested men eventually escorted Yiannopoulos out of the event.
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Ya gotta watch the vid ... John's response is hilarious as a throng of paps are immediately deflated.
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Shanahan emerged from the throng on Monday night only to find the backpack with the game plan missing.
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On Saturday night, Buttigieg responded in kind before a throng of party activists, while Biden barely showed up.
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CNN's Ryan Young estimated the throng at a few thousand people covering the street for half a mile.
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After the talk, they were met by a throng of protesters who blocked their exit from the building.
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The technique is taught at more than 650 studios worldwide and has drawn a throng of devoted followers.
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Outside, the bullets ripped into the throng clustered at the edge of the floor by the men's room.
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Addressing the cheering throng, Hariri gave a rousing speech before venturing into the crowd to shake people's hands.
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The second reason is that they simply get lost in the throng of people who flood the streets.
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Local artists like Lizzo played on an outdoor stage that could barely be made out through the throng.
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For many, today means waking up at an obscene hour to face a violent throng of fellow shoppers.
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The counterprogramming, too, was busy, reflecting the throng of Democrats jockeying to be the counter-voice to Trump.
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"We are hungry, we are hungry," a throng of angry women gathered, unable to purchase any food items.
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The cortege, under military escort, rolled through the streets to the beat of drums as a throng watched.
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He said he — probably like many others in the throng — was there hoping to see him do well.
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Leading the throng in a hastily composed anti-Catholic refrain, the two have never seemed so exultantly alive.
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The violence attracted a throng of onlookers, journalists and peaceful protesters who had marched earlier in the day.
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On Sunday, agents launched the tear gas at a throng of incoming asylum seekers, which included many children.
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Look closer and you'll see a steady throng of tourists admiring it all—phones aloft for the perfect pic.
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Police said they were unable to stop the attack and may press charges against the throng of vengeance-seekers.
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At the front of the throng was the man previously referred to as Prince Eheneden Erediauwa, the Edaiken n'Uselu.
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In one scene a teeming throng of refugees surge against gates through which only a select few are permitted.
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Kim looked relaxed and smiled as he chatted with Trump amidst a throng of press photographers, aides and bodyguards.
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Herard, Berthomieux's sister, kept her composure as she spoke about Princess in front of a throng of TV cameras.
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They throng the steps of Kuppam station, crowding the train well before it has even clanged to a halt.
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Officers became flustered and rough, and when one struck a female patron with a baton the throng became agitated.
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Christina Aguilera and Jimmy Fallon tried going incognito (keyword: tried) during a surprise show for a throng of fans.
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Now imagine how this falcon must feel as it tries to snatch a quick meal from the dazzling throng.
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Barry, uneasy in the networking throng, invites an old Marine buddy, who brings along a group of meathead friends.
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ORO Casual Italian food, including pizzas, both round and oblong, is served to a throng (more than 211 seats).
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A media throng has gathered outside the meeting room, and senators will be mobbed when they leave the gathering.
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A male jawfish broods a throng of eggs in its mouth in the waters of Anilao in the Philippines.
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Emily Haines and James Shaw of Metric and Amy Millan and Evan Cranely of Stars were among the throng.
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The shrine complex remains busy throughout the day and late evenings as visitors throng it for prayers and alms.
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There were chants of "Puigdemont, President" from a generally good-natured throng, many of whom had traveled from Spain.
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In one of his illustrated frames, there is a lone dark figure standing in a throng of white ones.
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Ralph Northam, who emerged from a throng of candidates looking to challenge Representative Barbara Comstock, a gravely vulnerable Republican.
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Then Christopher Go — the presidential aide turned Senate candidate whom Ranada had enraged with her article — addressed the throng.
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Then the throng pressed forward to finish the three-fourths-mile demonstration at the city's Flinders Street rail station.
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"That sound, that sound, I'm never going to forget it," says one of the throng of fans, Loreen Beaudry.
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Blahyi, grinning widely, greeted a throng of women and children—some of whom were members of his extended family.
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One woman was killed and 19 were injured when a speeding car slammed into a throng of counter-protesters.
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"For five minutes, the throng in the Embassy Room was thrown into a state of panic," Mr. Morris reported.
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They told the throng of protesters, some of whom were wearing Guy Fawkes masks and blocking traffic, to disperse.
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A Mayan warrior emerged from the throng in front of her, gold and copper bangles scattering light in all directions.
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Despite the throng of people, it's just two of them and pretty damn pure connection by the looks of it.
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Where I saw trees, the blue sky, and a throng of badge-wearing conference goers, this man saw... something else.
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With a throng of reporters watching, he will make a dramatic arrival by helicopter at his seaside Trump Turnberry resort.
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"I don't even know what's happening," Zamourka told a throng of reporters from around the world after her debut performance.
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In the finale, after he's taken control over a throng of people — including Trish — Jessica snaps Kilgrave's neck, killing him.
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The gunman, he added, seemed to be randomly shooting into the throng of people to the right of the stage.
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There will be a huge throng, 201960,300-strong, mostly men in dark suits, a few of them in tribal costumes.
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ONE evening in Tombo, as fish buyers throng the seafront, an argument erupts at the far end of the harbour.
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If you crash, the game just warps you back to the throng and you get right back to your goals.
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The anxieties you'd all dispelled just a few hours, a few lines ago, are beginning to engulf the assembled throng.
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Filmmaker Spike Lee mingled in the throng, accompanied by a camera operator, but declined to speak to a Reuters reporter.
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Hours later he landed in Tokyo, walking past a throng of reporters waiting at the airport without answering their questions.
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Outside, amid a throng of supporters, community policemen from around Guerrero had assembled in two rows extending to the street.
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One reason is that, for all the deadened souls who throng the tale, the telling could not be more alive.
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At the start, we see Jackson onstage, in the open air, facing a mighty throng that sways like the sea.
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I went to the Families Belong Together rally in Billings, Montana, went there with friends and joined the throng. pic.twitter.
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Jeff Bezos and girlfriend Lauren Sanchez were among a throng of celebs to watch the men's finals Sunday at Wimbledon.
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This throng of visual and written essays wants to increase the spectrum of what's visible in the world around us.
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On Saturday morning, Kamala Harris came down an escalator accompanied by a cheering throng and a high school drum line.
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After a day of foie gras and Champagne on high heels, we disembarked to find an enormous throng of people.
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As the show continues its journey through the vast range of human sexualities, the bodies within the central throng multiply.
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The famous movie cop duo hit up the TCL Chinese Theatre where a throng of fans screamed their lungs out.
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But for at least a few minutes, the throng of media tightly packed around them made sure that couldn't happen.
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But it wasn't long before I succumbed to the surging vitality and diversity of its wayward throng of lost souls.
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People also throng to the Pershing Square overpass near Grand Central Terminal, but that location is very close to traffic.
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Prompted by financial incentives passed by Congress, the drug industry is hotly pursuing treatments for a throng of rare diseases.
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The annual meeting of Al Sharpton's group is set to spotlight a throng of candidates vying for the White House.
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After the hearing, Mr. Stone declined to comment to a throng of reporters following him through the courthouse and outside.
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As he worked through the throng, Dr. Muderis, 211, never sat or even so much as leaned on a desk.
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There's a throng of other retrograde moons in that further-out region, which fall into three distinct groupings of similar orbits.
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The Liberty Memorial had much to teach the world about America, Coolidge told the throng, eight years after the war's end.
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Then, one night, while I was taking a walk alone, I noticed a loud throng of students turning into a gate.
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The throng of tourists, students and businesspeople on lunch breaks are waiting to listen to instrumentalists from the Philharmoniker play Bach.
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The standoff stretched into the afternoon, as protesting Republicans ordered pizzas for the throng of reporters assembled to witness the spectacle.
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Jostling his way through the throng, Mehmet Torgun, 27, a builder, had come to the market looking for a specific breed.
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Crowds throng, buying cotton candy, toys, tea and watermelon slices, as couples and families make a day of visiting the idols.
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Police officers used bikes to block the crowd, and a Secret Service agent strode into the throng, ordering them to halt.
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Crowds were banked from the center of the streets to the sidewalks in a colorful, cheering throng which stretched for miles.
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Volunteers greeted them with German shepherds, and a helicopter hovered overhead as a throng of media watched from across the street.
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The intrepid reporter elbowed his way through the throng of spectators to see Thomas McCoy die right there in the ring.
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He declined to comment to a throng of reporters at Haneda Airport, only making a peace sign before being taken away.
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The men stood just a few feet from each other, and were enveloped in a throng of reporters and Cruz supporters.
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Unfortunately, because of a lack of funds and a throng of tourists who edged her out, the boat ride didn't happen.
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We got Becca leaving an event Tuesday, and a throng of fans and photogs snapped shots of her before she bolted.
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But those other prospects were not greeted by a throng of clapping fans at the airport upon arrival in New York.
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They shut down the luxury joint as a throng of fans and paps desperately trying to get an up-close look.
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Once the light turned green, the cars crept up to the crosswalk, but were often blocked by a throng of pedestrians.
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An early picture is a classic: "White Angel Bread Line, San Francisco" (1933), which portrays a throng outside a soup kitchen.
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Mr. Crutcher's family took up three rows in the courtroom, sitting across from Officer Shelby's family and a throng of reporters.
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Look at the throng of women who were outraged enough about Trump to march and run and get elected in 2018.
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Look at the throng of women who were outraged enough about Trump to march and run and get elected in 2018.
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"Happy International Women's Day," Siff said, as she was led through the throng of traders awaiting the nine-thirty opening bell.
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Torch raised, a beaming al-Hussein crossed through a throng of journalists at the Eleonas camp, which hosts about 1,500 refugees.
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A throng of journalists waits for nearly 45 minutes watching dozens of heavily armed Indian Army personnel standing outside the gates.
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He was a frequent presence at Trump Tower during the transition, often appearing before the throng of reporters in the lobby.
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Baghdad, Iraq (CNN)Shoppers throng the open-air markets in central Baghdad, rummaging through stalls packed with fresh produce and spices.
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Joey was out Thursday night at a pre-Grammy party in WeHo where a throng of fans showered him with love.
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When we met Mack, she welcomed us comparatively sexually stifled normies into the throng with open arms and 16-pound breasts.
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Four princes, each a suitor hoping for Aurora's hand in marriage, join the throng; so does Aurora's retinue of female companions.
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For me, it was enough to be swept up in the sounding throng, experiencing music as a purely physical sensation. ♦
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As Trump's campaign event neared its conclusion inside, outside a police helicopter circled overhead, ordering the throng to disperse or face arrest.
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Individuals break away from the throng to give voice to Clare's impressions as a novice in the game of all-consuming romance.
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Police, wearing armour that gave them the look of Tin Men from Oz, followed the throng as television cameras captured the proceedings.
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Cohen, 52, walked slowly into the courthouse in lower Manhattan looking somber, watched by a throng of reporters and television camera crews.
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"I stood facing the throng between the chief justice and Lyndon while he took the oath," Lady Bird recorded in her diary.
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"I can't believe this day has finally happened," he told a throng of media, office workers and school-children huddling under umbrellas.
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A throng of inmates has gathered in the prison yard in Gulu, northern Uganda, as he explains the intricacies of plea-bargaining.
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"Whenever Aung La shows up anywhere in Myanmar, expect a massive throng of fans," says Loren Mack, ONE Championship's public relations head.
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Surrounded by a throng of cameras, they declared that their members would go on strike for the first time in 25 years.
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The changes are necessary, though, as more and more rural Indians throng to the big cities in search of work and opportunities.
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As more people join the throng of those seeking to know and understand their genetic background, Duke's challenge will become more daunting.
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You must trust the throng, even knowing that things can go awry (once, an audience member clawed Peaches's thigh with sharp fingernails).
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"I can show you some of the pictures," Antonetti said, flipping through cellphone snapshots of the joyous throng in wine and gold.
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A murmur passed through the throng waiting at the bar as the announcement continued: The audience would have to evacuate the theater.
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I pass in front of a throng of men — standing, sitting on the floor or on the stairway, waiting for an audience.
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In fact, it's so close to the throng of fans outside that the warm-up set preceding his practically fills the room.
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At a rally in Sacramento in June 2000 organized by the white-supremacist Traditionalist Worker Party, a throng of counterprotesters showed up.
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HVAR, Croatia — The bucolic island of Hvar has a new, slightly threatening message to welcome this year's tourist throng: Behave, or else.
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Before Zimmerman entered the fray, he walked toward the dugout and stood in front of a throng of fans in the stands.
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Instead, Ricketts promised the throng that had gathered that this would be the best convention of the 32 that have taken place.
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I was standing amid a throng of Norwegian teen-agers, near a small wooden staircase placed in the middle of the audience.
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The 3,603-person throng rose to its feet, bursting into a jet-engine roar of encouragement that continued through his triumphant bow.
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In Rome, tourists and locals were baffled by a throng of Roman Catholic cardinals who seemed to take over the streets, above.
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The New York designer Tory Burch leaps into the throng, dressed in a posy-print Proenza Schouler dress, and kisses the designers.
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Zuckerberg continually declined to answer questions as a throng of reporters followed him from meeting to meeting on Capitol Hill this week.
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I stopped puffing and looked around the throng to see if any were whipping out their own Juuls for an after-school fix.
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A Brantley Gilbert show is a rowdy affair — hard-driving guitars, pyrotechnics, a throng of dedicated fans, his BG Nation, ready to party.
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"Lock her up!" yelled a throng of protesters Friday, who'd gathered outside the office of Brenda Snipes, the Democratic Broward County Elections Supervisor.
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"This government is never going to leave through an election," said María Gil, a masseuse who joined the throng in Caracas, Venezuela's capital.
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Tens of thousands of people continued to throng Nicaragua's streets in peaceful demonstrations for and against the authoritarian socialist government of Daniel Ortega.
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The latest to join the throng is Waves which has a platform for blockchain-based token trading and raised $17m in their ICO.
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Mark Conrad arrived at dawn to camp out next to the theater and join what he expected would be a throng of protesters.
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They put out battered tables as recruiting stations, or they wander among the throng of unemployed Filipino seamen, holding up signs headed "urgent".
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The Premier League trophy glints in the afternoon sunlight, while the players – as exhorted by their manager – wave to the close-packed throng.
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The ill-fated turn of events starts as Rick (Andrew Lincoln) leads a crew of survivors camouflaged in zombie guts through the throng.
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The spill comes at the peak of summer, when visitors, campers and holiday makers throng to beaches and outlying islands, especially at weekends.
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The spill comes at the height of summer, when visitors, campers and holiday makers throng to beaches and outlying islands, especially at weekends.
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Their sudden arrival on a satellite stage during a commercial break was greeted by a cheering throng in the back of the arena.
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But it would transform NAFTA's ménage à trois into a clamorous throng of a dozen; the three amigos would become the 12 acquaintances.
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To mark his 153th birthday recently, a throng of well-wishers gathered at the hospital gates and sang, danced and waved his portrait.
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A throng of journalists quickly gathered across the street from the Waffle House, but none of them provided a picture of that sign.
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Instead of calming the throng, the deputy governor only inflamed it by suggesting that some people were exploiting the tragedy to attract attention.
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Yet, every time I passed by, there was a throng of visitors crowding the table and I couldn't quite elbow my way in.
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On a recent day, a throng of tourists formed a line at the mouth of the Taj Mahal complex, pressing their bodies forward.
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Ditto for our own president, whose throng of insurgents back then now find themselves responsible for running the most powerful nation on earth.
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A massive throng, all wearing white caps, cheered eagerly as Trump praised Indian democracy, Modi and Bollywood (sometimes using haltingly pronounced Hindi nouns).
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"No one in charge I know of has spoken to the throng of employees gathered daily around the orc," the Blizzard employee said.
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Hearst Magazines editorial employees at big-name titles including Cosmopolitan and Esquire recently joined a throng of other media workers who are unionizing.
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But many of the placards hoisted amid the throng mocked or assailed Mr. Trump, demanded his impeachment or urged his defeat in November.
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It's a tricky scene that requires Ms. Stone and Mr. Gosling to enter a vibrant throng of dancing extras before they part ways.
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On the 18th hole, Sergio García tipped his cap and applauded to a throng of clapping fans standing several deep around the green.
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Amid this desperate throng was Shaker Ahmed's wife, Rahama Khatun, who was seven months pregnant, and their eight children, aged one to 18.
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"The race for the nomination is in the home stretch," said Clinton, buoyant, to a throng of supporters in Brooklyn at a victory party.
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At the annual i/o press gathering it was Page's successor as Google CEO, Sundar Pichai, who was surrounded by the throng of reporters.
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"Every minute, about 100 devotees throng to the sanctum sanctorum and there was no way the priest would have noticed these two," he said.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump will enter the White House this week accompanied by a throng of advisers with equal authority and, often, warring worldviews.
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Zuckerberg's personal space was eroded by the heaving throng, and he was treated less as a human and more as an object of fascination.
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As they rounded the corner onto West 15th Street, the throng advanced toward Hudson River Park's 14th Street Park where a massive crowd convened.
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The beach was so packed that Toledo had trouble getting from the water to the podium as the throng of emotional fans embraced him.
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We are going to put that aside," Trump told a rowdy throng he called "young patriots," who periodically broke into cheers of "USA, USA.
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We got O leaving "The Daily Show" Wednesday night in NYC ... where she was greeted by a throng of fans on her way out.
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A few minutes earlier Rory McIlroy had skipped past the waiting throng to a lusty chorus of boos from spectators upset at being ignored.
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On weekday mornings Paris's sidewalks throng with tiny children, one hand clutching a comfort blanket, the other tucked into that of a besuited parent.
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The Donald made his way into a polling place in Midtown Manhattan Tuesday where a throng of reporters were there to watch him vote.
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The impetus for the arrest was, after all, public drinking — not a crime that should require a throng of police officers to contend with.
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A recent throng of conversations on the topic on SEB's social media platforms is another demonstration of growing interest across the board, he added.
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Bill Murray, wearing a tuxedo with no tie, stepped out of a black car and meandered through a throng of people toward Ted Sarandos.
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The Russian president said he was "delighted" to meet Trump "personally" before the pair shook hands and the throng of reporters and photographers left.
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"KKK rally in Charlottesville met with throng of protesters" has an undeniably gleeful ring to it, especially when you're reading it in USA Today.
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I follow them out of the hallway and into a stairwell, where a throng of stunned-looking visitors make their way up the stairs.
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Last week, early on Election Night, a throng of onlookers, many wearing "Make America Great Again" hats, gathered on a plaza outside the building.
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Fixed-income exchange-traded funds have strayed from their underlying net asset value as investors throng the exits faster than funds can sell assets.
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In an era when the ballet audience needs lures, however, he has given City Ballet three full-length productions that have drawn the throng.
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I went to the backyard and found my uncle bathed in flashing light, trying to convince a throng of cops that everything was fine.
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We colored in birds, making our oil pastels blunt, then scanned our drawings and watched them come alive as they joined the projected throng.
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Months before Thomas was nominated, an amateur photographer videotaped the savage beating of motorist Rodney King by a throng of Los Angeles police officers.
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At the booth of Portland-based gallery Upfor, Sense of Place, an installation of Rodrigo Valenzuela's luminous landscape scenes, captivated a throng of fairgoers.
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"Together we will defeat the most dangerous president in the modern history of this country," Sanders told a cheering throng of supporters in Houston.
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As a throng of media gathered outside his shop, he wondered whether the film's fame would change plans to eventually build new apartments there.
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She interacted with the fans around her, sprinkling glitter as she walked along; she seemed at home in this throng of Star Wars superfans.
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If the American throng approached him down the avenue at full tilt, well, he would tilt right back: anything not to miss a trick.
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Wearing a gray sweatshirt emblazoned with the word "Canada," 18-year-old Rahaf Mohammed Alqunun smiled at the throng of cameras that greeted her.
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Jared Leto's surrounded by a throng of bikini-clad women on a Caribbean island ... and it's pretty clear he's the straw stirring the drink.
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The throng of thousands began the protest at Union Square and marched up Broadway toward Trump Tower, halting rush hour traffic in its place.
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Nia was out in Bev Hills Tuesday with a throng of paps, including our guy who asked her how she and Taraji left things.
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We got video of Slash, Duff McKagan, Richard Fortus, and Dizzy Reed as they showed up at the Troubadour to a throng of screaming fans.
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IN LATE June, thousands of people throng the streets of Yulin, a city in the southern province of Guangxi, for an annual dog-eating festival.
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The throng of Granite Staters awaiting Mr. Cruz, holding up soggy signs in their rain gear, did not look like a group of wavering voters.
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Apart from a throng of unfavorable cases, the overwhelming result is a lack of public acceptance and acknowledgement of the artistic merits of their speech.
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Raptors' dancers, security guards and the organizers were seen handing out water to the fans, who continued to throng streets leading up to the square.
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A throng of young women came up to the 86-year-old, who leads the court's liberal wing, according to a source at the scene.
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How about someone standing in a throng of spectators with only an iPhone 6s Plus in their hands and a battery pack in their pocket?
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"This should be given out for free but people are selling it, and it's expensive," said Abu Mohammed, 43, as he peered over the throng.
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Ponsati was later freed on bail at Edinburgh Sheriff Court, leaving to cheers from a throng of supporters outside waving the "estelada" Catalan independence flag.
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She was being led out the show venue by a security team, who was protecting her from a throng of paparazzi and street style photographers.
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Crowds throng the courthouse in Lahore, the capital of the state of Punjab, drawn by the spectacle of a judge dispensing verdicts like a king.
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He also said that there were some "very fine people" among the torch-carrying, insult-yelling, Nazi flag-waving throng that marched through the city.
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I have just emerged from the cavernous Aston Martin factory where a throng of company... This #selfie single-handedly justifies the existence of selfie-sticks.
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It was Ron Sahadi who assumed his father's usual post on that blustery Saturday, standing by the registers, observing the well-ordered throng, telling stories.
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A throng of residents led Mr. Garman to the plutonium-covered craters, where they peered down at the shattered wreckage, not knowing what to do.
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Sanders spoke from prepared remarks, typed on sheets of paper, and took no questions from the throng of reporters gathered on the West Wing driveway.
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Entering the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission, the embattled 64-year-old Najib appeared relaxed, smiling and waving as he walked through a throng of journalists.
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"I call on all members of the armed forces to rebel against your bosses," Nasralla told a cheering throng of supporters who booed nearby troops.
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"I trust myself," Familia said afterward, his head held high, calm and at ease with a throng of reporters surrounding him in the Mets' clubhouse.
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In order to figure that out, I had to let go of the man I loved and eventually the throng of seductive men as well.
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Jeff Bezos was a man of no words Thursday night ... as a throng of paparazzi fired off what seemed like 100 questions in 10 seconds.
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All that was said in Ireland is a lie Bred out of the contagion of the throng, Saving the rhyme rats hear before they die.
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"What doesn't seem to change is the amount of people that walk though this place," he said, as he eyed the throng in the corridor.
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Which is why those who strode it with another purpose in mind (besides simply power posing as effectively as possible) stood out among the throng.
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And so went the mass love affair between Edd (Kookie) Byrnes, 26, and a throng of 123,000 cheering bobby sox fans yesterday at Midway Airport.
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I was sweating in a chador, a speck in the black-clad throng of mourners pouring through Tehran for the funeral of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini.
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People were pouring in from all sides of the park, adding to the vast throng, perhaps as many as several hundred thousand, though estimates varied.
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Parnas, flanked by his attorney Joseph Bondy and others, made his way from Union Station to the Capitol while walking among a throng of reporters.
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Fearing just this outcome, Mr. Myrick and a throng of other small investors hired lawyers to help them win a role in the restructuring process.
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New York (CNN Business)Tucked away on a street in New York's trendy SoHo neighborhood, a throng of bubbly influencers giggled and posed for selfies.
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Eventually, the throng is shooed away, and I find myself in a (probably) once-in-a-lifetime position: alone in a room with Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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Mrs Merkel bustled through the throng, talking first with Vladimir Putin, then with Emmanuel Macron and Donald Trump, then with Jean-Claude Juncker and Donald Tusk.
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The judge felt the pics weren't enough evidence the child was being harmed, and added ... if there was a throng of paps things could be different.
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After being teased for his sneakers on the playground, he effectively defends his Filas against the throng of Jordans fans, and for the best reason, too.
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This means Tajiri and April got to share a quiet Mother's Day together before greeting their first throng of fans at the start of the week.
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Sure enough, when Newton threw a touchdown pass, the receiver, taking a cue from the team leader, marched the ball over to a throng of kids.
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One person was killed and 19 were hurt in Charlottesville when a speeding car slammed into a throng of counterprotesters to a "Unite the Right" rally.
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The Cleveland Indians' afternoon game against the Chicago White Sox provided the undercard, and Tribe fans wandered over from the ballpark to join the throng outside.
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What was soon a throng of more than a dozen people stopped Mr. Patterson on a quiet stretch of Flushing in between Spencer and Walworth Streets.
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Chicago captured the National League pennant on Saturday with a 63-0 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers before a euphoric throng at Chicago's Wrigley Field.
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During the penultimate song, a typically visceral "Husbands," Beth charges past Thompson to the side of the stage and plays to the small throng gathered there.
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Someone has to be a regular to balance out the throng of Airbnb tourists and naturally transient art students, and I'm proud to fill that role.
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And images — a churning throng of visions, silly and somber, of a world in tumult — keep multiplying all around you, like some superbug breed of amoebae.
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When I visited those 19 acres in 2017, it was a verdant throng: 400 different species of tropical trees all springing from the same sumptuous soil.
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Impresarios still throng the festival, but these days they are checking out stars and also stagings — which are increasingly co-productions, shared among several opera companies.
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And in one memorable moment, he compared a throng of reporters gathered at his driveway to "sea gulls at the beach," prompting laughter in the chamber.
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We made our way down Houston, squeezing through a throng of tourists as we passed Broadway, and I asked her what movie she planned to see.
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And another Snapchat, tagged to Lincoln County's town of Rachel, showed a throng of people gathered with signs in the dark — taking on the military base.
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We made our way down Houston, squeezing through a throng of tourists as we passed Broadway, and I asked her what movie she planned to see.
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No matter where you were, Tiger Woods approached as if on a rising tide, behind the leading edge of the throng that was following his round.
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A tale of an insular populace that doesn't think twice before opening its arms to an international throng of strangers automatically acquires a near-utopian nimbus.
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His time was 280 hours 43 minutes 24 seconds, including the 26 minutes it took for him to reach the start amid a throng of runners.
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"Compatriots: Unity, strength and prayer," Glas told a throng of residents gathered in the streets of Manta as he instructed them on how to look for survivors.
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The crowd began cheering, blowing horns and chanting the initials of Caputo-Pearl as the smiling union leader emerged from the building and walked through the throng.
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He didn't speak with the throng of reporters gathered, except to shake his head and say, "No," when asked if he would speak to the press later.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Mostly young, male audiophiles throng a Singapore hotel ballroom, intently assessing headphones, earbuds and in-ear monitors - priced from $22014 to as much as $26758,2005930.
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A girl with a cascade of blue Senegalese twists joins the throng queueing to enter the Palace, her outfit one of the more subdued among today's attendees.
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Catholic churches are much fuller in London, but many of the Brazilians, Filipinos and Nigerians who throng the capital's churches are outsiders to the British political process.
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Police were expecting more than 100,000 people to throng the streets outside the castle - the queen's home and the oldest and largest inhabited fortress in the world.
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But after the initial eye-rolling from pundits at his reentry into New York politics, Weiner opens a small lead among the throng of Democratic primary candidates.
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Brysen stood in a throng of the usual battle boys, his sleeveless vest buttoned to the neck, his long goatskin jacket on the ground at his feet.
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As a throng of Chinese reporters crowded in front of him, Jeremy Lin briefly cast his eyes toward the distant skyline of Manhattan, the birthplace of Linsanity.
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By the time she and her son made it to baggage claim, where a throng of reporters waited, Mejia was smiling as they walked side by side.
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Curious, Ry and Susie followed her outside, where a throng of Vietnamese-Americans was mustering, to march up the Avenue of the Americas, in the Immigrants Parade.
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Suddenly the locals and the tourists become one, flushed like a neon sunlight throng of inhabitants, madly marching about town, each owning a small part of it.
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As a throng of over a thousand FBI agents descended on the blocks where he'd grown up, he found out that people he'd trusted had turned informants.
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While Cubans don't walk down the street glued to their smartphones like much of the world, they do throng to hotspots with laptops and tablets in tow.
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A sea of IndyCars buzzed violently around the streets of this winsome little Florida city, and the vehicular throng could not be more thrilling or more vibrant.
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The women's professional tours have in recent years seen a throng of teenagers joining their ranks, and not always with the best results for the young players.
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Kanye also referred to himself as a "mother f---er" and reiterated his full endorsement of Trump as a throng of TV news cameras and journalists watched.
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At the beginning of "Red Shift," a stubborn, puddly bass opens up a wide bed, and a throng of guitars begins to bite and snipe over top.
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Footage of Western concertgoers dancing in defiance of any discernible rhythm, alone in a throng of bodies, moving with careless abandon to music, presented a possible escape.
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The casts of their genre-bending shows are usually small, yet you always leave a Motus production feeling you have spent time amid an ever-multiplying throng.
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In Paris, thousands upon thousands of people are gathering to watch the game in bars, or on public screens, and Issa and his buddies join the throng.
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"In less than half an hour we filled two boats full of them," the French explorer Jacques Cartier wrote after encountering a throng near Newfoundland in 1534.
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He raised both fists high above his shoulders and stepped toward the spotlight, where he was surrounded by a throng of technicians in black shirts and headsets.
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As the door to the Richard Rodgers Theater crept open, an ear-splitting scream rang out through the throng of Hamilton fans clogging the New York City sidewalk.
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Surrounded by a throng of police officers and emergency personnel, Ellwood was seen crouching on the cobblestone street applying pressure to the bare, bloodied torso of the victim.
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Hundreds of people throng its markets post dinnertime, buying meat and vegetables and sipping sweet, milky chai from tiny glass cups served by sweaty stall owners in skullcaps.
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It shifted further in January when Mr Xi went to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, and told the assembled throng that China should "guide economic globalisation".
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Surrounded by a throng of activists and reporters on Thursday, O'Rourke talked at length in Spanish about wanting to reform US politics toward a more compassionate immigration system.
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This kind of loss would devastate any touring band, but this band in particular travelled with a throng of instruments and pedals that were imperative to their sound.
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To prevent further violence in Cologne during the coming Carnival celebrations, when thousands of costumed revelers throng the streets for the beginning of Lent, which falls on Feb.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., portrayed with grace and humor by David Oyelowo, and a throng of civil rights demonstrators march the road from Selma to Montgomery, Ala.
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UNTIL recently, the worst thing about transiting through Istanbul's Ataturk Airport was the heaving throng of passengers crammed into its over-stretched terminals and under-staffed security lines.
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Devotees, who call themselves the Yang Gang, throng his rallies wearing hats emblazoned with the word "MATH" (for which the acronym "Make America Think Harder" has been devised).
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As soon as the 8:30am screening was wrapped up I joined the throng of journalists moving through the Palais and then broke off to the conference room.
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After a packed rally on the Capitol's ornate Million Dollar Staircase, the throng broke up into 18 small groups to take a total of 50 meetings with legislators.
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But because the Cubs are doing exceptionally well and Monday's game was an inviting Labor Day matinee, the throng that showed up from Chicago was bigger than usual.
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Flanked by security guards, Najib entered the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) headquarters in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday, moving slowly through a throng of journalists outside the building.
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The crowd surged and surrounded him; after a minute or two, the car pulled away from the throng, leaving a trail of fans chasing it up Third Avenue.
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Zuckerberg left the hourlong meeting — one of several with lawmakers on Capitol Hill — without answering questions from a throng of reporters and photographers pursuing him down a hallway.
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Rick Snyder of Michigan hired a law firm using up to $800,20153 in taxpayer money to help his administration navigate through a throng of civil and criminal investigations.
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René Redzepi, of Noma in Copenhagen, regularly summons the gastro-throng to the MAD Symposium, where attendees are exposed to current thinking on the issues of the day.
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A throng of breathless teens craned for a look at their idol, or at the very least, a glimpse of her hair as she whipped around a corner.
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"The Republican Party will soon become the party of health care," he told a throng of reporters and photographers, echoing what he had already written on social media.
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There and in Manchester he did so from behind a rope line, but in Hampton he moved through a throng of people in the restaurant and the bar.
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"If I get corona, I get corona," Sluder told Reuters amidst a throng of people partying on Miami Beach in a video shared by CBS News on Wednesday.
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A photo of the angry throng closing on the Bittons made the papers, but not the story of black residents and a black reporter interceding, Mr. Noel said.
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There's good reason tourists throng Long Beach, Grand Baie, Belle Mare and Le Morne, but the ways the locals experience the ocean is quite different from foreign sunseekers.
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On Tuesday night, in an unannounced, unceremonious action, four statues were torn from their pedestals as the city slept, with no throng of witnesses or protesters in attendance.
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Hearst Magazines editorial employees who work at some of the best-known titles including Cosmopolitan and Esquire recently formed a union, joining a throng of other media workers.
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On November 12, Hearst Magazine editorial employees at some of the best-known titles including Cosmopolitan and Esquire announced they unionized, joining a throng of other media workers.
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They find evidence for this in the throng of biological mechanisms that are linked to aging but also conserved across species as distantly related as roundworms and humans.
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On another screen ("A Homeless Woman (Cairo)," 2001), Kimsooja lies inert on the ground in a city plaza, ringed round by a throng of curious and amused onlookers.
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Five keepers in particular stand out among the talented throng: Germany's Manuel Neuer, Spain's David De Gea, Costa Rica's Keylor Navas, France's Hugo Lloris, and Belgium's Thibaut Courtois.
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Whenever President Donald Trump signs an executive action, he mugs to the throng of cameras and acts as if he has just radically changed the shape of the nation.
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As a throng of noisy fans at the Olympic Park arena cheered on the sport's elite, the event had the atmosphere of a Super Bowl or monster truck rally.
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You can see a throng of tourists going down an escalator when, out of nowhere, they look up and notice the ceiling's about to land on top of them.
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Confidence in the agreement drove a throng of buyers into the market, resulting in a record amount of investors in U.S. crude futures betting oil prices would go higher.
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The findings aren't definitive proof that Hannibal and his throng of troops and animals crossed the Alps at the Col de la Traversette, but it's a good starting point.
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One person was killed and 19 were hurt in Charlottesville on August 12 when a speeding car slammed into a throng of counterprotesters to a "Unite the Right" rally.
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At the start, a gravedigger (the chilling bass Nathan Stark) ruminates about the "angel throng, covered in veils" and "drowned in tears" that will surely attend the next funeral.
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After the canisters were mixed together, an official of the Virginia State Board of Elections pulled one out, and Mr. Yancey's name was revealed to a throng of cameras.
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The boisterous throng of Brooklyn Tech students streaming down a side street in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, on a recent Friday afternoon may not believe it, but Jonna Twigg does.
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A privilege from his time as prime minister allowed him to leave the chamber through a back entrance, bypassing the throng of reporters and cameras in the main lobby.
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East Sixth Street, with blocks of clubs at the center of downtown Austin, is a blare of music and an impassable throng of bodies through most of the festival.
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" Just how oblivious Indians are about gymnastics was clear on Sunday when a throng of reporters bombarded Karmakar with questions such as: "Couldn't you have done the landing better?
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And while the crowd seems little more than a surging blur the first time Jack plays, when Ally looks at the throng, she sees it and so do we.
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By then, Thai officials had moved the relatives indoors to a private area, and the throng of journalists covering the search have mostly been kept from speaking to them.
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In a video of the clash, Ms. Grisham can be seen — iPhone in one hand — wedging her body between a railing and a throng of men crowding a hallway.
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The first debates of the presidential campaign are this week, and may represent the best — and for some, the only — opportunity to stand out from a throng of competitors.
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HARARE, Zimbabwe — When Robert Mugabe stepped down as president this week, Mevion Gambiza, 363, quickly joined the throng of people celebrating the sudden end of his 37-year rule.
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Chants of "We don't want your aid" erupted on Monday among the throng of protesters camped outside Sudan's military headquarters, a day after the $3 billion package was announced.
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But then you go to Biarritz, and join the throng of tourists on the ancient esplanade, and dodge carousers playing drinking games that involve wearing floaties around their waists.
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For his remix, J Mascis of Dinosaur Jr. waded in with — what else — a lead guitar, and later a throng of them, wailing and screeching toward a distortion supernova.
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The cost, though, was the closure of at least dozen shops that once sold incense, jewelry, paintings, sculptures and other religious paraphernalia to visitors who regularly throng the street.
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More than 200,000 pilgrims throng the Camino de Santiago each year, walking a network of trails through northern Spain to the shrine of Saint James in Santiago de Compostela.
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Democratic power brokers acknowledge that the field could grow further after the 2018 elections if a backlash against Mr. Trump brings a throng of new faces into high office.
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At one point, Peter Brant Jr., standing on a second-floor fire escape with a beer in each hand, summoned a photographer from the throng to take his picture.
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"We need open-minded, rational, responsible people to keep an open mind to make sure the process works," Kirk told a throng of reporters packed in his Capitol office.
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Sekkingstad hugged the Ambassador and the Bangayans, and we hustled back to the beach, through the throng of families, who were now recording the scene on their cell phones.
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Backing the bed was a black-and-white photo of a throng of concertgoers, and in the bathroom, a line art representation of dice was emblazoned an accent wall.
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An obviously keen eye and dry sense of humor is behind this throng of carved skulls decorated with precious stones, skeletons, amulets, rosaries, and engravings from Europe and Asia.
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There was also a throng of fans on the street leading up to James's home in Akron, Ohio, many holding "Dreams Come True" signs while passing cars honked their horns.
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On September 2300th a drum-banging, flag-waving throng held a march on the outskirts of Maceió, Alagoas's capital, for Mr Calheiros and his son, Renan Calheiros Filho, the governor.
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If he has carried or propelled the ball over the sideline, you are awarded a "lineout"; that is, the chance to throw the ball into a jumping throng of players.
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LAST month, surrounded by a throng of beaming pastors, nuns and rabbis in the White House's Rose Garden, Donald Trump signed an executive order "promoting free speech and religious liberty".
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After Muse had finished playing on Friday night and I was heading back to a friend's campsite, we got stuck in a throng of people at a jam-packed crossroads.
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Hassles aside, the recently engaged actress is looking forward to spending her Friendsgiving with a throng of friends and family members — and really just whoever needs a place to go.
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In the nearby Piazza di Venezia, parties of Chinese tourists, selfie sticks in hand, throng the pavements, ready for the latest assault on the ruins of the old imperial capital.
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"We come under a lot of fire every day," Commander Yahya Hatemi, who leads the throng of young men in the area, told Fox News during a front-line visit.
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As a member of the press, I had the pleasure of wedging myself into the throng of journos who had also gathered outside the hall two hours before the event.
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Cheap burritos and tacos come wrapped in foil with a paper bag of off-brand Doritos, and in golden moments, a great eclectic throng of regulars settles curbside to feast.
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"On Wednesday, Ferguson Rotich gave me his card to use for breakfast," Anzrah told a throng of reporters upon landing at Nairobi's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport from Rio on Friday.
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After Kaine finished his speech, as "Shake It Off" blasted through the gym, several of these students joined the throng vying for an opportunity to snap a selfie with him.
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The eccentric neighbors and household staff are portrayed by a blurred, talented and ill-used throng that includes Tina Benko, Susannah Flood, Quinn Mattfeld, Chuck Cooper and — why, who's that?
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There, I stood among a throng of real journalists — seasoned reporters who'd been covering NASA for years, some of them familiar network faces — and I almost felt like one myself.
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He only found eight fairways and 10 greens in regulation, so his putter was keeping him ahead of the throng, though he had a few stumbles on the greens, too.
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Dinwiddie is unaccustomed to big media groups around his locker, but he faced a throng ready to inquire about his big shot that beat LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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Every year, a throng of the world's most spectacular scientific minds descends on the International Science and Engineering Fair, competing to see who will make the largest contribution to humanity.
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But on Sunday, he was composed enough to hold on to his sizable lead and win the tournament, to the delight of Stultz, McDaniel and the rest of the throng.
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"Who made history?" chanted the throng of red-clad teachers, who had defied state officials and, at times, even their own union leaders, by staging a nearly two-week walkout.
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JOHN Last year, Leslie Moonves was the chief executive of CBS, and he was met by a throng of well-wishers at the CBS upfront after-party at the Plaza.
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Mr. Saakashvili, a former ally turned critic of Ukraine's president, Petro O. Poroshenko, entered Ukraine from Poland in September, accompanied by a throng of supporters who surged past border guards.
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A vast throng of voting machines that Congress financed after the disputed 2000 presidential election are now outdated, and no one wants to pony up the cash to modernize them.
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I know political candidates love that visual of the cheering throng all lined up with their signs and colorful tee shirts, inches from each other, but really… Think about it.
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In North Liberty, Dianne Morrissey and her partner Barbara Hughes shared an emotional kiss on Saturday amid a throng of people scrambling for a selfie with Biden after his event.
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These fans missed a quiet 53-25-297 inning, a pointless replay review, and a throng of delirious Washington Nationals celebrating their first trip to the National League Championship Series.
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Aviation enthusiasts from as far as Germany and the Netherlands throng to the green park near the airport fence to ooh and aah at landing Airbus 380s and Boeing 777s.
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Most weekends, black-clad protesters throng the streets in demonstrations that have increasingly descended into violent clashes with police, who often fire tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse crowds.
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On November 12, Hearst Magazine editorial employees at some of the best-known titles including Cosmopolitan and Esquire announced that they had unionized, joining a throng of other media workers.
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The former New England Patriots star was dressed in a black tracksuit and was smiling and using his phone to record the media throng waiting for him as he arrived.
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The Congresswoman from Minnesota was all smiles as she was sworn in on Capitol Hill ... where she was surrounded by a throng of supporters, many of whom were also wearing hijabs.
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Yet it was summer, and the black-green bushes for which the courtyard was named were in full bloom, attracting a throng of beardless students set loose from their daily lessons.
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Ten minutes later, as Harris forced her way out of the front door of the cramped Black Hawk County Democrats' office, a small throng of admirers followed her onto the street.
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White House Letter WASHINGTON — The first lady arrives without fuss or fanfare, although her armored sport utility vehicle and Secret Service detail set her apart from the usual Lululemon-clad throng.
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Beto O'Rourke, who built up a national following in his losing Senate campaign against Ted Cruz, has his skateboard and a throng of Democrats eager to find the next Barack Obama.
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One of the main Islamist factions dug in around the heart of the city is the Maute group, a relative newcomer amid the throng of insurgents, separatists and bandits on Mindanao.
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One photograph, taken shortly after his arrival at the Coachella festival, contemporary music's annual bacchanal, showed him dancing among the throng, his dirty-blond hair bunched under a rolled-up bandanna.
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Friends arriving from distant places will converge on the local watering hole, while local singles throng the same bar in the hopes of meeting someone before the holidays officially lift off.
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Beginning with the sparse turnout at his inauguration, which White House staff insisted was a vast throng, Trump has practiced denial like a champion even in the face of irrefutable facts.
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A contrite Franken appeared on Monday before a throng of reporters gathered outside his office as the senator vowed to get back to work following a week-long Senate Thanksgiving break.
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For the kids who will throng this new exhibition, and who will adore this show's colorful animations and fossilized dino poop, T. rex may still appear to be a thrilling monster.
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The apparent breakthrough came on Sunday evening when a throng of supporters forced their way past Ukrainian border guards and entered Ukraine at a border crossing between Medyka, Poland, and Shehyni.
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"Sorry guys," he said before the Mets' 12-1 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays on a rainy Wednesday afternoon, walking away from a throng of reporters waiting at his locker.
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Parnas pulled a throng of us reporters along with him anyway as he abandoned the gallery and strode down narrow hallways and into elevators, eventually making his way to Schumer's office.
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Whenever a flock of pigeons alighted to peck at the stale bread crumbs that elderly locals leave on the pavement, Carlen would fire her flashlight-shaped net gun at the throng.
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When Republicans wrapped up a luncheon featuring a discussion of trial procedure, he zipped out a back door and headed for a little-used elevator, avoiding a throng of waiting reporters.
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Mr. Crilly and several other people tried to subdue him, and gave chase as the attacker ran from the building and onto London Bridge, scattering the usual weekday throng of pedestrians.
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It's a bright, vibrant movie—the opening included a stretch where Austin Powers dances with local Brits and then is chased, Beatles-style, through the streets by a throng of women.
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Crammed into the throng by Boston Common, with hundreds of thousands of other die-hards, he raised a miniature replica of the Stanley Cup, made of tin foil by a friend.
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Among the throng were three teenagers from nearby Catholic University who, scrubbed and fresh in coats and ties, had been told by their parents that they simply could not miss the service.
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When a wrongfully convicted person is released from prison, it's often to a throng of reporters clamoring to capture images of an emotional reunion with his smiling family and friends and lawyers.
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When, in the opening pages, she says she has "a throng of admirers who can't keep their adoring eyes off me", she announces herself as a fabulist as well as an observer.
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For months, Trump was buoyed and intoxicated by the allegiance of this faithful throng, whose support was enough to assure him a string of victories in a large and divided primary field.
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All of which contrasted starkly with the carnage and chaos of a couple of hours previously when, at 8.15pm, a lorry had sped into the throng of the Christmas market at Breitscheidplatz.
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The loud scene unfolded Wednesday morning in the halls of Congress, where a seemingly endless throng assembled to show support for an issue that's gained a huge amount of traction this year.
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A throng of reporters had been following the caravan since it left San Pedro Sula in Honduras, and the number of people was climbing by the day, at one point reaching 000,000.
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Before the funeral, well aware that Caesar's corpse would be obscured by the throng, a wax cast of the body was prepared, with each of the assassins' blows marked on it clearly.
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Knowing him, he's probably like in a throng of Johnny Depp and Will Smith and Amy Schumer like starting a congo line somewhere, so I should probably go get back to that.
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Both actresses stop to sign autographs and chat with a throng of fans who anxiously wait by the baggage claim area, which is cordoned off by velvet rope for the special weekend.
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At least one person was killed and 19 were injured a speeding car slammed into a throng of counterprotesters, according to a statement released on the City of Charlottesville's verified Twitter account.
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Relatives and their lawyers — along with a throng of reporters — packed the Carver County probate court for the first hearing on the estate of Prince, who may have died without a will.
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Prague is one of Central Europe's most visited destinations; tourists throng the medieval Old Town and neighboring Josefov, the historic Jewish quarter, and nearby landmarks like the Charles Bridge and Prague Castle.
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FLORENCE, Italy — The doors had only just opened at the Stazione Leopolda, the decommissioned train station where Raf Simons held his spring men's wear show, but already there was a throng inside.
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Television footage showed the van plowing into a throng of protesters outside the United States Embassy in Manila as police officers in riot gear roughed up a group of mostly student activists.
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Luckey sold Oculus to Facebook in 2014, and after his controversial split with the social network, Luckey brought a throng of engineers and product designers from Oculus VR with him to Anduril.
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After his first-hole introduction, Spieth, who wore a winter beanie to ward off the 48-degree morning chill, tipped an imaginary bill to the throng of fans surrounding the tee box.
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BERLIN — She stood before an adoring throng on Monday, cheers rising to the roof, having won nearly 99 percent of the vote for a top post in Germany's most powerful political party.
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Yes, one could pack plenty of socioeconomic insight into the Chicken Sandwich Discourse if it were given a chance to rise above the faux-squabbling throng of fast food social media directors.
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Even at the World Cup opener on Thursday, between host Russia and Saudi Arabia, Peru's distinct uniform shirt — a white shirt with a red sash — was a regular presence among the throng.
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When we arrived at the court, we found a huge throng of people standing behind a police line, a seemingly endless array of television news crews on the other side of it.
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They were doing it again, despite the white supremacist march in Charlottesville last August, where a young woman was killed and others wounded when a car plowed into a throng of counterprotesters.
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But Trump is here nonetheless, followed by a throng of reporters and photographers and met by a slew of mostly-liberal protesters who have called him a fascist, a racist and a fearmongerer.
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"That was very important, that was close," said the Briton as he waved at the throng of fans on an overcast and gusty afternoon at the Circuit of the Americas with rainclouds gathering.
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Titled 'The New Frontiers,' the cover features a throng of the industry's top models, ranging from Latina model Paloma Elsesser, Indian model Radhika Nair, Adut Akech of South Sudan, Vittoria Ceretti, and more.
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Again, however, sales rose at a decent clip from a month earlier, and shoppers are expected to throng the stores and online sites as usual in October over the long Golden Week holidays.
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GM is part of a growing throng of vehicle manufacturers, technology companies and tech startups seeking to develop so-called robo-taxis over the next three years in North America, Europe and Asia.
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" Utah Senator Orrin Hatch found himself in a similar position as Manchin that same day, finding himself in a throng of women protesters by the Senate elevators whom he told to "grow up.
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And barreling straight for him through the throng was a huge man in a pinstripe suit, balding and angry, sporting a Mike Tyson-style tribal tattoo on the right side of his face.
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Even after going up 10-5 in three minutes - a blistering start for the cautious epee that he fences - Alshatti kept calm, he said, shutting out the noisy throng that gathered to watch.
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The documentary envelops the cultural differences and clashes that result in two very different sets of screaming crowds awaiting Knox after her appeal — an angry mob in Italy, a celebratory throng in Seattle.
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A lone, ominous whistle; a searchlight raking the darkness; a throng of tense-bodied men and women looking furtive — such gratifyingly classic notes of noir are sounded before a single word is sung.
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Guaido arrived at Maiquetia International Airport outside Caracas to a throng of supporters as well as groups of pro-government agitators who shouted insults and hit his car with sticks and traffic cones.
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While National Assembly lawmakers have been assaulted before, the attack on Wednesday was remarkable because the throng of assailants appeared to face no resistance from National Guard forces charged with securing the compound.
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Soccer fans are used to seeing players walk out accompanied by young children but Formula One grids are crowded spaces with mechanics working on the cars amid a throng of VIPs and media.
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Here's Tony Romm on what happened next in the Washington Post: Zuckerberg — who spent Thursday meeting with lawmakers on Capitol Hill — declined to answer questions as he navigated past a throng of reporters.
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Both offenses came out firing at the Coliseum in front of a lively crowd that included a healthy throng of purple-clad fans enjoying the Vikings' first game in Los Angeles since 33.
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The migrants defied the request, however, and about midday local time, the throng — now numbering in the thousands — moved toward the border crossing, coming to a stop at the closed Guatemalan border fence.
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The military's handling of the throng at the pipeline revealed what he called "a lack of technical capacity and policy," and said the troops should have been better prepared to handle the situation.
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Though barely a word of Shakespeare was spoken over the three days, the actor summoned the entire throng to the rotunda late one morning to listen to a self-penned ode to Shakespeare.
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Aunt Pat is an IRA loyalist who eulogizes the lost freedom fighters; her sister Maggie is largely catatonic, trapped in her mind by terrifying childhood memories of the IRA as a militarized throng.
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CARACAS — A throng of angry protesters in the city's commercial district dispersed as another teargas grenade penetrated the enraged mass of Venezuelans that were voicing their displeasure with President Nicolas Maduro's flagging government.
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At least in the throng of locals drinking shots of whiskey and pounding Bud Lights I learned a little about life outside of the cancer ward and high school—both places I felt invisible.
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"These are shadow voters, voters who have never voted before," said Preston Parry, 20, who was watching the results with a throng of friends, all of them wearing suits and Trump campaign trucker hats.
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But I remember, on that day, a procession of protesters barreling down the hall outside my physics class, yelling and waving signs, trying to entice other kids to march downtown and join the throng.
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But if the 710m new internet users expected to come online in the next seven years is only half the number that arrived in the past seven years, it is still a mighty throng.
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The bill has seen millions of people, fearing erosion of freedoms promised when Hong Kong returned to Chinese rule in 1997, throng the streets in protest, plunging the former British colony into political crisis.
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A prelude set in Paris's revolutionary days depicts the execution of a treasonous aristocrat, dividing Iosseliani's bemused affection between the bawdy, gawking throng and the condemned man, who refuses to part with his pipe.
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The scene became an impromptu memorial, with speakers blasting his music while the crowd sang along; by 5:30 PM the sidewalk had grown so crowded that the police arrived to control the throng.
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Likewise, we join a throng of rescued men, belowdecks on a naval vessel, who are served bread and jam and—as in every moment of crisis, this being a British enterprise—mugs of tea.
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On Wednesday afternoon, he tweeted out a 53-second, expletive-filled video that features immigrants charged with violent crimes and images of a throng of brown-skinned men breaching a barrier and running forward.
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Like a conquering (or is it comeback?) hero, he marched forcefully through a delirious throng that pushed past security guards to follow and encircle him in a wave not seen before in modern golf.
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Five consecutive victories culminated Saturday night in something that has never happened before: an Olympic gold for the American curlers as they defeated Sweden, 210-27, before a flag-waving throng from back home.
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This production from the experimental theater troupe the Team assembled a diverse throng of performers (and a crowd of more than 500) to raise their voices in protest songs of yesterday, today and tomorrow.
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We got the 2020 candidate Thursday at his Donald Glover X Andrew Yang pop-up merch shop in Hollywood, where Andrew was busy getting mobbed by a huge throng of supporters chanting his name.
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During the prologue, after the teeming orchestra depicts the longstanding animosities between the Capulet and Montague families, an assembled throng (the great Met choristers) sings the grave chorus summarizing the tragedy about to occur.
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By late afternoon, the police declared the clashes a civil disturbance and began to clear the area around Southwest Park Avenue and Southwest Morrison Street, where a throng of protesters and bystanders had gathered.
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By late afternoon, the police declared the clashes a civil disturbance and began to clear the area around Southwest Park Avenue and Southwest Morrison Street, where a throng of protesters and bystanders had gathered.
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The upcoming ban has drawn a throng of visitors and it is the busiest it has been in more than a decade, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park manager Mike Misso told broadcaster SBS News.
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"When the South Korean representatives who just left North Korea came outside, a big throng of press, they announced Kim Jong Un would like to meet with President Trump," the president told the crowd.
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But in the next room, a version of Hieronymus Bosch's "Garden of Earthly Delights" conjures a different mood: chaos reigns as naked bodies throng in ecstasy, some half-animal, one sodomised by a bouquet.
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The particular problem with Mallarmé is not simply that his writing loses lustre as it moves from French to English; it's that the mere act of translation erases the ambiguities that throng the text.
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Even Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio, who briefly toyed with running for president before bowing out this week, lured a throng of New Hampshire voters to a recent meet-and-greet at a bookstore.
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"Clayton was arraigned for a charge of second-degree murder on Monday in Halifax Provincial Court, leaving the courtroom to be faced with a chaotic throng of Jefferies' supporters yelling, among other things, "Get him!
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Yang, who did not see Castro or anyone else, pushed his way to the front of the throng, and took about 10 minutes of questions about the Mueller investigation, Joe Biden, Donald Trump, and reparations.
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On Mother's Day in 2016, the women were in the streets protesting their dormant government when a young man ducked into the throng and gave them a hand-drawn map — a gift from a cartel.
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To keep us happy in the interim, Apple seems to be de-Jobsing; beckoning outside brains and ideas and programs from its enormous throng of dedicated developers instead of fiercely engineering proprietary products from within.
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The throng of Communist grandees, who strode into the opening ceremony with President Xi Jinping at their head, was fitting, because the project makes more sense as a political symbol than as a transport link.
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"I do not forgive them for creating the impression that I am a thief," an indignant Mr. da Silva, sounding hoarse, told a throng of gathered outside a metalworkers union headquarters outside of São Paulo.
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Then, on just another Tuesday in November 2013, Rob Ford would emerge from the elevator outside of his office to a small throng of reporters, and urge them to ask "that question" one more time.
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To escape from the throng milling around the finish line, I rode a couple of kilometers away — against the stream of determined stragglers from the 21-kilometer half-marathon, still laboring by — to Angkor Thom.
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They wandered through a throng of tourists in Times Square while holding hands, a group of well-wishers clapping as they entered Manhattan Plaza, where 100 guests waited for them in the Duke Ellington Room.
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Mr. Conte promised "a government of change" that would "safeguard the interests of Italians" after emerging from a nearly two-hour meeting with the president at the Quirinal Palace and greeting a throng of reporters.
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They intersected on Friday in an unsettling encounter outside the Lincoln Memorial — a throng of cheering and jeering high school boys, predominantly white and wearing "Make America Great Again" gear, surrounding a Native American elder.
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Lee stepped out of a van to a throng of journalists and made a brief comment but did not answer questions about the accusation he gave bribes to influence former South Korean President Park Geun-hye.
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LAGOS (Reuters) - With Christmas just weeks away, Dolapo Beckley was among a throng of shoppers haggling at a market in Nigeria's commercial capital Lagos, where the prices of some goods have doubled in the last year.
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However, Trump enjoys considerable support in Lackawanna and neighboring Luzerne counties, attested to by the 12,000-strong throng that turned out for a rally down the road a little way in Wilkes-Barre in late April.
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He was one of a throng of new arrivals being processed into the Cuban-Haitian Entrant Programme, under a 1980 law that makes Cubans instantly eligible for public assistance that most immigrants wait years to receive.
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Once the protest had ended—it wound down before lunchtime—the rehearsal room was invaded by a throng of middle schoolers, who received whispered lectures from a teacher and were invited to sit amidst the ensemble.
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The metaphysic of barbecue is time — "the equation is simple," said Mr. Szewczyk, "low and slow" — and though the throng of people clamoring for takeout suggested fast food, a slow-food mojo pervades everything Taino does.
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The school called a special assembly for 183:218 A.M., herding nearly 218 students into an auditorium where a projector, a podium, a media throng, and Neal's letter of intent—sealed inside a FedEx envelope—awaited.
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Usually embodied by performers at least a decade older than the characters they're portraying, Broadway's swelling throng of anguished adolescents may all share a common grudge against life (and more often than not a basic plotline).
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The next afternoon, standing before a throng of reporters, the Democrat suddenly recanted, and insisted that neither man in the picture, which showed one in a Ku Klux Klan robe and another in blackface, was him.
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As a throng of climate strikers crowded New York City's Battery Park on Friday, Greta Thunberg lamented the empty promises of politicians who are ensuring a world in which the youth suffer due to their inaction.
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An eclectic throng of stars including fashion designer Giorgio Armani, rapper Frank Ocean and actor Roberto Benigni is expected at the White House on Tuesday in what could be the final state dinner for the Obamas.
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Before the senator headed to New Hampshire, a throng of protesters appeared at his talk at the Forbes 30 Under 30 Summit in Boston, where he urged the FBI to investigate all credible sexual assault allegations.
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A day after he was sworn in as the 45th president, he woke up furious that websites were running side-by-side pictures showing that his inaugural crowd was demonstrably smaller than Mr. Obama's 2009 throng.
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I am Here features 18,000 women's silhouettes in 100 shades of color, and inside this chromatic paper column is hidden the silhouettes of two girls and a cat, lost inside the throng for visitors to find.
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After meeting with the impulsive Mr. Trump and facing an unruly throng of journalists, Mr. Kim turned to a schedule with all the scripted, red carpet formality of an official visit to a fellow Communist state.
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In other words, over the weekend, President Obama told the gathered throng at the White House Correspondents' Dinner: Will season six culminate in a set piece with anything like the power of that great crimson nuptial betrayal?
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Choi, wearing a grey prison uniform and a surgical mask, was brought in to the special prosecutor's office from a jail where she is in detention, pushed by a throng of correctional officers through a media scrum.
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A throng of D.C. insiders from Congress and the Republican National Committee would seem to contradict the president's promise of a complete institutional overhaul, but they may be necessary for an outsider to navigate Washington's political minefield.
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Champagne flowed — as did elderflower cocktails for those observing a dry January — as a throng of film directors, actors, journalists, fashion designers and music executives held court on the Persian rugs of the three state drawing rooms.
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Coulter was running late, the line stretched for the better part of the block, so a microphone and speaker were moved outside for a sidewalk performance for a throng that grew more enthusiastic the longer he ranted.
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AT SIX in the evening, as the streets start to throng with motorcycle taxis taking people home, a senior civil servant in Rwanda's ministry of infrastructure sits back at his desk with a large flask of tea.
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The São Paulo state industry association, long critical of Ms Rousseff's plan to reduce the budget deficit mainly by raising taxes, descended from its headquarters on Avenida Paulista to join the anti-government throng on March 13th.
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"The bottom line is we won!" a triumphant Trump declared to a rowdy throng that half filled a hockey arena in downtown Cincinnati, in a state, Ohio, which Trump won by nearly nine points on election night.
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Almost everyone who lives or works in a big city knows the feeling: You're sitting inside a quiet subway car when the doors open and a throng of children — often on a class trip — boards the train.
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In Los Angeles, a line formed overnight at a sneaker boutique on Melrose Avenue, and a throng of shoppers stood behind fences in the early morning darkness waiting to get into the Mall of America near Minneapolis.
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A fuller and more complicated picture emerged on Sunday of the videotaped encounter between a Native American man and a throng of high school boys wearing "Make America Great Again" gear outside the Lincoln Memorial in Washington.
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Just before noon, she left the station house in Flushing, Queens, escorted by security guards, waved at fans who had gathered outside, and made her way through a throng of photographers and camera operators to a car.
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"My grandfather had a dream that his four little children will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character," Yolanda Renee told the throng in Washington on March 24.
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He held up his cell phone to the throng of reporters, exposing a phone case depicting an eagle with a "Trump" sticker slapped on the back, as he joked with his son about the media presence there.
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At the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture, a throng of people in floor-length ball gowns, dashikis, tuxedos and silk headscarves flocked to the sold-out Peace Ball: Voices of Hope and Resistance.
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Ahead of the royal couple's arrival, a small crowd of around 100 gathered outside the church, singing and dancing to the beat of a marimba band, while a throng of local and international media jostled for positions.
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The reality was anything but: Friends and family had to stand on chairs to watch the ceremony, which took place on the steps of the Beverly Hills courthouse in California, because of the throng of international press.
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But their attempts might not be enough to prevent the locusts from developing into a flying throng in the coming days — when they will then threaten to devour crops like sunflowers and cotton, and grasslands for cattle grazing.
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The Republican nominee, eager to dispel notions of waning support, emerged from the front entrance of Trump Tower in Manhattan late Saturday afternoon to greet a throng of cheering fans after spending the day huddled with campaign advisers.
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After Buttigieg, the openly gay, 37-year-old mayor from Indiana, addressed the DNC audience in Atlanta, he walked toward the large media throng that had gathered to ask him questions outside of the room where he spoke.
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They spoke at length, though Corsair didn't hear what Harris said: Harris's voice often dropped low when she spoke one-on-one with supporters, at times making her mostly inaudible in the midst of a throng of cameras.
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" Trump teed off on the local fire marshal prior to taking the stage, quickly corralling a throng of reporters into a nearby hallway to complain that thousands of his supporters were being denied entry "purely for political reasons.
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The most moving, and at times unsettling, of their works are the intimate photographs taken at funerals, including jazz funerals, a throng-filled ceremony in which mourning meets defiance and searing private loss dissolves into raucous public celebration.
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"All it is is juiced corn, reduced by half," Elmi explains to the throng of MUNCHIES staff eagerly crowding the table, trying to get as close as possible to the now-delicious smelling concoction without stepping into frame.
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You can picture the words "I, Daniel Blake" being proclaimed to a swelling throng or inscribed in a last will and testament, and, indeed, we see them being scrawled on a wall with a can of spray paint.
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Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez spoke on Capitol Hill in front of a throng of activists from environmental and public housing advocacy groups, touting their bill to retrofit and repair public housing units with the goal of complete decarbonization.
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Citing the political crisis at home, Ms. Rousseff had initially said she would skip the United Nations conference, but abruptly reversed course on Tuesday after wading into a throng of cheering supporters outside the presidential palace in Brasília.
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The director's decision to have the actors frequently throng the theater's aisles lends immediacy and a sense of speed to this resonant production, which sprints along at a fast-paced two hours and 35 minutes, including the intermission.
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The Snooki blueprint — regular girl, no social media throng to speak of or lip kit to promote, spending long linear minutes eating pickles and lusting aloud after '"Guidos"— suddenly seems out of date, perhaps even to its namesake.
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Clowns on stilts and drag queens in stilettos towered over the crowd filling the city's Reforma boulevard for the 41st annual pride parade, while revelers pushed past policemen to join the throng of bright flags and gaudy outfits.
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I ambled down the mile-long Las Ramblas in Barcelona last summer, through the throng of tourists who, at a fast-rising clip of more than 18 million a year, overrun this Catalan metropolis of 5.5 million people.
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Ian Schrager held a party for the Times Square Edition, a 452-room hotel operated in partnership with Marriott International that wafts 42 stories above the touristy throng, as if held aloft by the heat of Broadway lights.
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On the Senate floor, with a procedural vote on the House Republican spending bill short on support as expected, Graham was in the middle of a throng of 13 Republican and Democratic senators trying to cut a deal.
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This production, directed by Sean Graney, invites its audience onto the stage, which has been transformed into a seaside resort, big enough to accommodate a cast of 10, a couple of lifeguards and a throng of movable theatergoers.
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SpaceX president Gwynne Shotwell addressed a throng of reporters at Kennedy on Friday afternoon, and said SpaceX plans to begin launching about once every two and a half weeks to make up for delays caused by September's explosion.
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The end of the long journey was marked with a good deal of ceremony, and the two men were hailed joyously by a large throng of horseless vehicle enthusiasts, who met them at One-hundred-and-sixty-third-st.
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In the oddly festive mood that upheavals can induce, the throng of journalists and politicos trooped across the capitol's hallway to the old Senate chamber, where Kay Ivey, the lieutenant-governor, was hastily sworn in as Mr Bentley's successor.
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TROY, NEW YORK — The signage for the warehouse that sells tractor supplies was barely visible behind the throng of national media that Kirsten Gillibrand addressed Wednesday for the first time as a candidate for president of the United States.
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As one of the most visited cities in the world, the central areas of the French capital throng with swindling street vendors, bistros, and brasseries that hawk faux "French" cuisine (underwhelming salads, dried-up waffles, dodgy-looking foie gras).
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But as Gigi broke through the throng, it seems a young man somehow managed to evade her security guards and sneak up behind her, grabbing her around the waist, lifting her into the air, and groping her from behind.
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Paul Ryan and allies brace for fallout in leadership race from Trump backers The WiFi password was "trump2016," and as a throng of political reporters awaited Trump's arrival, the campaign's director of advance checked the microphone at the podium.
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I have just emerged from the cavernous Aston Martin factory where a throng of company employees got their own first look at the British marque's extraordinary new car, codenamed the Nebula and now known as the AM-RB 2150.
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And while those empires may have fallen and the seats of power may now be elsewhere, Málaga itself is newly relevant — not for nation-builders, but for culture-seekers, who throng its medieval streets visiting its surplus of museums.
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Whether in the sanctuary of his official residence or among the throng of admirers vying for his ear at an endless stream of public appearances, he possessed the grandeur of a man who had spent his life making history.
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In one bizarre scene, a taxi driver repeatedly tried to drive through a throng of protesters from his own company, the Blue Bird Group, who appeared to be trying to attack his cab and pull him from the vehicle.
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The encounter went down as she was leaving a Met Gala event Thursday night in NYC ... with an entourage in tow, a throng of fans in the distance and horde of paps waiting to get a shot of her.
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Denied the presidency earlier and overshadowed by Reagan for eight years, Mr. Bush was triumphant as he stood at the West Front of the Capitol on Inauguration Day in January 1989, a throng of well-wishers spread out below.
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August 225 - One person is killed and 19 are hurt when a speeding car slams into a throng of counterprotesters in Charlottesville, Virginia, where a "Unite the Right" rally of white nationalist and other right-wing groups take place.
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And after addressing the throng for about two minutes, Mr. Trump declined to answer questions about his former national security adviser, Michael T. Flynn, who pleaded guilty on Friday to lying to the F.B.I. about his ties to Russia.
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With 503 million subscribers now on Xbox Live, multiplayer gaming had become vastly more competitive, and a throng of gamers whom Pokora dubbed "spoiled kids with their parents' credit cards" were willing to go to extraordinary lengths to humiliate their rivals.
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But Soto, along with a small but vocal group of reformers, believe that the time is right for a spiritual movement to gain momentum in VR. For one thing, social VR is thriving, with a throng of new worlds coming online.
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SILVERSTONE, England (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton apologized to a huge throng of fans on Sunday for failing to deliver a fifth successive home British Grand Prix triumph in a race that left the Formula One world champion physically and emotionally drained.
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Framing the isolated figure was a throng of white citizens who felt so good about what they had done that they were eager to be in the picture with the corpse, proving that they took part in this (patriotic) act.
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The bar decidedly male and unaccustomed to such a throng of females or to the waft of estrogen rising like mist—its makeshift stage not a stage, exactly, more a dais of the kind used for elevating politicians above a crowd.
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According to the Malaysian authorities, two women in their 20s had stolen up behind him at Kuala Lumpur International Airport on February 13th, smeared some kind of poison on his face and then slipped away into the throng of travellers.
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On the day that it was dedicated, a throng of white Southern-heritage devotees gathered in protest, arguing that Monument Avenue should be reserved for white, male, Protestant military leaders of a bloody sectional rebellion more than 150 years ago.
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WITH FORMER champions Novak Djokovic, Andy Murray, and Stan Wawrinka all missing from this year's US Open, which began on August 28th, a throng of less-familiar names headed to Flushing with a chance to make a name for themselves.
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On the red carpet, camp will be interpreted all over again by the throng of celebrities attending the Met Gala, which typically draws some combination of Kardashian-Jenners, Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, and whoever else is blowing up at the moment.
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On Friday, the Charleston resident was the one being chased by a throng of autograph hunters after she produced one of the biggest shocks at this year's French Open by overwhelming twice Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova in the third round.
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And Batten says that when he attempted to ask a real question—about HB2, the state's anti-LGBT "bathroom bill"—McCrory refused to answer: When the event was over, McCrory did not meet with the throng of reporters who were there.
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The scene was in stark contrast to the opulence of the territory's Las Vegas-style casinos, where Chinese gamblers throng the baccarat tables, splashing out minimum bets of HK$500 ($63.70), compared with just HK$10 at the greyhound track.
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The ceremony itself is nicely handled, with a throng of women celebrating separately from the men (some of the women wear fake mustaches), and it's only a little later that it becomes clear that the wedding is entirely sex-segregated.
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David Waldstein: Now that the Cavaliers game against the Knicks across the street is over, a huge throng of fans have gathered in the plaza area between the two stadiums and are watching the World Series game on two giants screens.
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Police are expecting more than 100,000 people to throng the streets outside the castle, the queen's home west of London and the oldest and largest inhabited fortress in the world, and have said there would be tight security for the event.
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As I watched this unprecedented funeral, motivated not by love for the man who was dead but by hatred for the man he killed, I recognized that the throng in Rawalpindi was a microcosm of radical Islam's relationship to our time.
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Like most of us, I will probably never amount to anything special, and will most likely just be a blip of binary in the ever swelling throng of statistics that seem to define human life in this day and age.
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At Japan's legendary Tsukiji Fish Market, the largest and most iconic of its kind in the world, 1,900 tons of seafood is sold each year to a hungry throng seeking the freshest possible uni and Bluefin tuna that yen can buy.
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Walk in any weekend night between 6 and 9, and a small throng will be waiting for seats by the entrance, below the kayaks that are stowed up by the ceiling as if this were the garage of somebody's summer house.
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It was almost easier to spot who wasn't a celebrity in the humid throng, which included Miley Cyrus and her husband Liam Hemsworth; Demi Moore; Jordan Roth; Chris Rock; Darren Criss; and Jared Leto, still carrying his severed-head prop.
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LONDON, March 21 (Reuters) - Calls from sporting organisations for this year's Tokyo Olympics to be postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic gathered pace on Saturday with USA Track and Field (USATF) and Brazil's Olympic Committee the latest to join the throng.
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Zola Jesus, gives a full-throated wail of an incantation, answered by her own banshee choir, over dark low strings along with electronics and percussion that starts out twitchy and ratchety and ends up at a throng-of-Cossacks gallop.
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Michael took Maude and Hannah by the hand and expertly guided them through this throng, toward the less populated front of the platform, which would position them for the speediest exit from the Fourteenth Street station, just three stops away.
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Mr. Sanders campaigned aggressively in the state on Saturday and earlier on Thursday, when a rally in Richmond drew a large throng of passionate supporters, mainly young people who exemplified the intensity of his support, but also its potentially limited breadth.
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While far from the maddening crowds that throng the city's famous St. Mark's Square, the cemetery has become a tourist magnet, both for those paying homage to the celebrities buried there and for those wanting to savor its peace and solemnity.
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Police are expecting more than 100,000 people to throng the streets outside Windsor Castle, the queen's home west of London and the oldest and largest inhabited fortress in the world, and have said there would be tight security for the event.
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" But at a recent campaign rally as he runs for re-election in a vote on Sunday, Mr. Keïta, 215.8, stood in a crisp white flowing gown before a throng of supporters in Bamako and defiantly responded, "Father won't quit.
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She began volunteering as a clinic escort, helping patients make it through the gauntlet of anti-abortion protesters who often throng outside of providers, brandishing signs bearing graphic, zoomed-in images of embryos and pamphlets about the evils of abortion.
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"A fuller and more complicated picture emerged ... of the videotaped encounter between a Native American man and a throng of high school boys wearing 'Make America Great Again' gear outside the Lincoln Memorial," the New York Times' Sarah Mervosh and Emily Rueb write.
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Twitter was essentially the last holdout among a throng of social media platforms — including Facebook and YouTube — that had stopped allowing Jones and Infowars from peddling what many believed not just to be "fake news", but outright damaging and dangerous false information.
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But that was nothing compared to the commotion that surrounded Woods as he walked up the fairway at the 18th hole at the East Lake Golf Club with a throng of spectators following closely behind and roaring in approval at his impending victory.
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I want to put it on pause — to stay in this moment in time when we villagers slip in and out of each other's homes as easily as well-worn slippers, shared caregivers to this throng of helmeted children racing down the sidewalk.
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Away from the VIP throng, Ellie Goulding and singer Paloma Faith enjoyed themselves in the downstairs oyster bar alongside Olly Murs, while Mark Ronson got everyone into the groove by jumping in the deejay booth and setting up some classic dance hits.
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The Hyderabadi got a taste of what her life will be from now on when she was pulled and prodded as she made her way through a throng of reporters desperate to hang on to every word coming out of her mouth.
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"We said sorry to Jao Mae Nang Non," said Nippon, referring to the princess whose spirit is believed to protect the cave and which many Thais feared was disturbed by the throng of rescuers, volunteers and media during the 17-day operation.
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Four months on, when the moderator at Roland Garros asked Osaka "do you want to take Japanese questions?" after she had been beaten by 2014 runner-up Simona Halep, she hesitantly nodded her approval in front of a throng of Japanese reporters.
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After putting in the requisite smiles (wave, turn, repeat), the team joined the black-tie throng for the premiere, followed by the official dinner and more photo ops, even among rising chatter about a critical article written by Mr. Allen's son, Ronan Farrow.
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Security on the ground for the parade had been tight, with some 700,000 spectators expected to throng the 5-1/2-mile (9-km) route of the 127th Tournament of Roses Parade, which is followed by the 102nd Rose Bowl college football game.
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A throng of lawyers for Sumner M. Redstone and the two longtime confidants who have brought suits against him resumed arguments at a Massachusetts courthouse on Thursday, continuing a heated legal battle that could decide the fate of Mr. Redstone's media empire.
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A county court judge had ordered Mr. Farley to repent publicly to club members as part of his guilty plea, and so there he stood, in front of a throng of children sitting cross-legged on a grassy ball field waiting to play.
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Rodriguez was part of a throng of Venezuelans, many of them draped in their flag's yellow, blue and red, who turned up at El Arepazo on Tuesday after opposition leader Juan Guaido's call for the military to rise up against the government.
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I boarded a bus in suburbia that took me to the Port Authority Bus Terminal in New York City, and from there, I made my way to St. Patrick's Cathedral and joined the throng waiting on line to file past Robert Kennedy's casket.
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The debates on Wednesday and Thursday nights, and another two at the end of July, may represent the first, best — and for some, the only — opportunity to stand out from an enormous throng of competitors and build national momentum in the Democratic primary.
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The timing of the demonstrations makes them ever more potent: This month marks the 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre, when Chinese troops unleashed their firepower on a throng of protesters in Beijing who were calling for democracy in the Communist country.
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Naples Journal NAPLES — Above the throng shoving its way along Via dei Tribunali, this pizza-crazed city's historic pizza thoroughfare, Antonio Borrelli leaned over the fake lemons hanging from the "Balcony of Song" above Antica Pizzeria Gino Sorbillo and dared sing something else.
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J.C. A nugget of 50-years-late-breaking psychedelia out of Nashville, "Hey Man" circles through four chords and flaunts a distorted guitar hook, jazzy drumming and an elaborate but transparent throng of voices and guitars behind Liz Cooper's straightforward come-on.
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At the convention itself, Goodwin recounts the tension in the arena as Roosevelt triumphantly hauled himself across the stage, on just his crutches, to seize "the lectern edges with his powerful, viselike grip" and flash his beaming smile to the cheering throng.
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In Volkmarsen, a town of about 7,000, parents and children dressed in bright costumes for the Shrove Monday holiday, when thousands of Germans throng the streets for carnival parades, which are particularly popular in Roman Catholic regions in the country's west and south.
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Just as challenging is imagining what will become of the mountains of images captured of people like Paris Warren, who walked eastward on Monday from 10th Avenue into a throng of professional shutterbugs and at least one reporter wielding his iPhone camera.
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Whereas other Japanese golfers had trouble dealing with the weight of an entire country hanging on their backswings, Matsuyama (so far) has been able to handle the scrutiny of the media throng that follows his every shot and hangs on his every word.
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The visceral emotion in the letter was reflective of the tenor of the event, because as much as the afternoon was a homage to Ms. Toledo and her work, the gathered throng was also there to acknowledge one of fashion's greatest love stories.
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Having paraded David H. Petraeus, the former military commander and C.I.A. director, past a throng of reporters for a meeting on Monday, Mr. Trump dined on Tuesday with Mitt Romney, the Republican presidential nominee in 2012 and another candidate for the job.
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In November, he trooped up to Capitol Hill to deliver subpoenaed documents to the Senate and House Intelligence Committees, only to stumble into a throng of reporters staking out the office of Al Franken, who had just been accused of sexual harassment.
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Down a pebbled walkway a few blocks off the main drag of lavishly quaint East Hampton, N.Y., his weekend home rises from the flat terrain like a newly constructed barn, from behind a raw concrete courtyard wall surrounded by a throng of ferns.
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Not only is the song catchy as hell, but the video is creative and frankly mesmerizing, as Dua Lipa and a throng of supportive women dance out their feelings in a tropical Miami hotel and remind each other that fuckboys don't deserve them.
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" During the Oscar ceremony in 21962, Mr. Finney was cruising aboard a luxurious catamaran off Hawaii while a news crew, surrounded by a throng of onlookers, awaited his return to port in case he won the award for his role in "Tom Jones.
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In the footage, military personnel who had rushed to the scene can be seen standing by and observing the throng that had converged on the pipeline, which connects to the nearby Tula refinery operated by the government-run oil firm Petróleos Mexicanos, known as Pemex.
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Boletus are the target of the famous mushroom hunt in the epic Polish poem "Pan Tadeusz"—"After slender 'boletus' the young ladies throng / Which is famed as the colonel of mushrooms in song"—though it's debatable if that particular reference is actually about mushrooms.
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When Trump, in his signature contralto, told the throng on the Washington Mall that "this American carnage stops right here and stops right now," he wanted to ensure that his audience, however many people that was, enjoyed the full range of his vocal stylings.
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Deezer HiFi is part of the somewhat-crowded throng of music services and products that have been built in recent years to cater to listeners who want sound quality significantly better than what you can get on an average streaming service and average speakers.
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The organization, which is now a 501(c)(113) non-profit, stands out from the throng of 9/11 conspiracy organizations due to its roster of members who have letters after their names and who possess at least a passing knowledge of engineering lingo.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The attacker who plowed a car through a throng of pedestrians and then stabbed a policeman outside Britain's parliament was named on Thursday as Khalid Masood, a British-born man who was once investigated by MI5 intelligence officers over concerns about violent extremism.
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Another interesting part of proceedings is the planning of an assault on Falcone's club—before the quick time events begin, you essentially draw a path of carnage through the throng, taking out goons as you go, and the game then asks you to act accordingly.
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The daytime nurse—a scraggly young man nicknamed Bishnu: the god, among other things, of maintenance and preservation—made a habit of propping him up in his rocking chair on the balcony every morning, and having the various venders congregate below like a worshipful throng.
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There are "no circumstances whatsoever under which I will bear false witness against the president, nor will I make up lies to ease the pressure on myself," Stone told a throng of reporters, hecklers and supporters outside of U.S. District Court in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
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The site contains compelling evidence of what the team calls a "mass animal deposition," suggesting that the area was once disrupted by an enormous throng of humans and animals that stopped to camp there, exactly around the time Hannibal made his fateful lunge for Rome.
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Later in the presentation, when Infinite Warfare narrative director Taylor Kurosaki—who previously worked on the Uncharted series at Naughty Dog—comes out to tell the throng that "this is the most innovative campaign we've ever made", there is barely a clap in the house.
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JAMES R. OESTREICH AT 1 SECOND Unlike the cheering throng in Zankel Hall on Thursday evening, I found the French pianist Alexandre Tharaud's performance of Bach's "Goldberg" Variations somewhat disappointing in its unevenness: at times, brilliantly virtuosic; at others, matter-of-fact and almost studentish.
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On Wednesday, the police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at a huge throng of protesters who forced lawmakers to postpone a debate on legislation to allow extraditions to mainland China — a measure Hong Kong residents fear would subject them to the Communist Party's whims.
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As we jostled through the throng, camera apps and Mona Lisa smiles at the ready, I sensed the displeasure of my wife who considered it absurd to check the Mona Lisa box on a rainy Easter weekend when all the world seemed inside the Louvre.
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But in comparison to a 73-year-old President who eschews exercise and seems to prefer riding around in a golf cart to walking, Biden walks at a clip that sometimes makes it difficult for the throng of reporters and cameras to keep up.
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It would be far more comfortable and efficient for those who can afford to buy tickets and sit inside in air-conditioned comfort, but entirely unattainable to the crowds of poor who throng the stations in the hope of hitching a cheap or free ride.
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The meeting coincided with the paper's annual State of The Times address; as the publisher and top executives presented the company's strategy, Secret Service agents patrolled The Times's lobby, which filled with people, including a throng of photographers, in anticipation of Mr. Trump's arrival.
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Once we were back in the car — the event ended, as usual, with a throng of fans besieging Smith for autographs, photos and writing advice — I asked whether she felt she had been successful in her goal of finding ways to communicate across divisions.
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By the time Indians catcher Yan Gomes launched a two-run homer into the right-field seats off Caleb Smith in the seventh inning, what had once been a robust crowd of nearly 40,000 fans had dwindled to a murmuring throng of several thousand.
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DES MOINES — Pete Buttigieg marched a throng of supporters — a group that started with more than 2,000, said one local police official — through the rainy streets of downtown Des Moines and into Wells Fargo Arena on Friday for Democrats' biggest political event of the season.
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The throng of reporters, photographers and team officials who flock to the Rangers' locker room at Madison Square Garden after a game will include, at least for now, a member of the game-day staff named Kristina Piseeva, equipped with a notebook and pencil.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO — On Wednesday and Thursday, November 503 and 30, Chicago's Michigan Avenue-facing Grant Park was taken over by a throng of students, faculty, and supporters of a strike called by Columbia College Chicago's part-time faculty union.
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Sarah Mervosh and Emily S. Rueb write: A fuller and more complicated picture emerged on Sunday of the videotaped encounter between a Native American man and a throng of high school boys wearing "Make America Great Again" gear outside the Lincoln Memorial in Washington.
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If you don't want to go home majorly colonized, the internet advises that you hit the pond early in the day, when the night seas have rinsed the pool and the day's throng of bathers have not yet added their personal contributions to the stew.
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I'm shoulder-to-shoulder with a bustling throng of people—a kaleidoscope of melanated shades—and the 20 steps it takes to reach a vantage point from which to see band the playing in the southeast London community center's main room feel like a thousand.
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At the end of the movie, a triumphant Fleck -- seemingly dead, but magically revived by the cheers of a throng of clown-masked rioters -- does a grotesque soft-shoe on top of a shattered cop car, literally dancing on the destroyed remains of the rule of law.
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BAGHDAD — Rebuking their prime minister, Iraqi protesters demanding jobs and official accountability defied security forces Friday to throng central Baghdad and other cities, confronting the government with perhaps its biggest challenge since the chaotic aftermath of the American invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein 16 years ago.
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In the middle of the throng, Planned Parenthood volunteers were taking donations and handing out pro-choice paraphernalia; later, the tightly-packed crowd would part to allow Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards to pass, vibrant in a hot pink blazer, with a chorus of deafening cheers.
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Astros complete doubleheader sweep of Mets HOUSTON — Presented the stage to perform before a supportive fan base seeking an emotional respite following the devastation wrought by Hurricane Harvey, the Astros were instead the group energized by a vocal throng that showed up and displayed their admiration.
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IN THE heart of Montego Bay, his country's tourist capital, on the night of February 7th Andrew Holness, the leader of the opposition Jamaica Labour Party (JLP), was outlining his election plan to a throng of supporters when a burst of gunfire left three people dead.
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When The New York Times reported that Kavanaugh, as an undergraduate at Yale, was involved in a bar fight, it provoked an "I am Spartacus" moment on Twitter where, as in the ending of the 1960 Stanley Kubrick film, a conservative throng emerged to express solidarity.
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Both along Lexington Avenue, moving downtown, and along 18th Street, going east, you've seen the throng of bodies falling from a plateau of wakeful, energized awareness, to a hazy, shadowy lassitude that's often coextensive with a slide down the personal well-being and social status scales.
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Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' For years, Cheick Cisse was just one in a throng of cabdrivers congregating in the morning's smallest, darkest hours at Ivoire, a bare-bones canteen in Harlem devoted to the food of Ivory Coast, the country where he was born.
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Clare Barron's exciting, nuanced group portrait of a competitive middle-school dance troupe excavated the raw terror and exhilaration of being 13, with a splendidly confused throng of adolescents embodied without cuteness or condescension by a cast of adults, directed by Lee Sunday Evans at Playwrights Horizons.
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Then we see her on the screen, surrounded by a throng of shirtless men trying to rip her shirt off — apparently part of the tradition of the festival, as seen during the peak of the tomato mashing madness, but the assault and the woman's desperation are palpable.
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During the Obama administration, the board majority believed that the changing structure of the economy — in which employers have steadily pushed workers outside their firms and into a throng of contractors, franchises and staffing agencies — required updating doctrine to stay true to the intent of labor law.
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The scary moment happened Saturday on Big Bear Lake, where a throng of ambulances, fire trucks and police cruisers blocked off traffic to save a family of 3 that had somehow made their way onto the frozen surface ... and fell in after the ice gave way.
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Yet if you were to drive there on a Saturday this summer, you would hardly recognize or perhaps even believe what's there now: a fashionable throng in designer caftans and polo shirts milling around a courtyard, drinking French rosé and sitting at beer-garden-style tables.
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While Republicans seize on Holder's kick them when they are down moment, it's absolutely wrong to see that on the same level of Trump blaming both sides for the violence in Charlottesville or proudly proclaiming that he is a nationalist to a cheering throng of supporters.
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Its grid of card tiles would likely need to be lodged behind some sort of protective glass, its throng of viewers reflected, as with the Vietnam memorial, simultaneously in front and behind the scene before them, and thereby directly implicated in the piece's unsettling unfolding pageant.
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An obviously keen eye and dry sense of humor is behind this throng (180 pieces) of mostly carved skulls decorated with precious stones, carved skeletons, flamboyant ivory amulets, nerve-jangling luxe rosaries, disconcerting trinkets, unsettling engravings, and carved wood and marble objects from Europe and Asia.
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The film has recently acquired a new sense of urgency — a proposed pipeline to transport natural gas was green lighted in February, amidst a throng of 400 protesters, by the Pinelands Commission, a governing body whose purpose has historically been to protect and preserve the Pines.
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"I hope that when I rejoin my family and friends that the country will be in a place without xenophobia, injustice and lies at the helm," Cohen, 53, told a throng of reporters in Manhattan before departing for the federal prison in Otisville, New York, about 80 miles away.
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As a throng of angry demonstrators stood on the steps of the Capitol, the Senate finalized on a near party-line vote of 50 to 48 what will certainly be one of President Trump's most enduring legacies — two Supreme Court justices in two years in an increasingly polarized nation.
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His Adam's apple bobs, ferrying the citrus malt down, gulp after gulp, as the huddled throng of his employees closes in tighter around him—everyone desperate to see their boss on his knees with the bottle in his mouth and finger-lengths of liquid draining with each successive gulp.
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As Bruce, the player must make careful decisions in terms of dialogue options, as not only does Dent need the assembled throng of Gotham's wealthiest—among them a certain "Oz," mentioned only blink-and-you-miss-him briefly, who may turn out to be a certain Mr. Cobblepot, a.k.a.
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SAVANNAH, Ga. — A few years back, the heavy-equipment manufacturer JCB held a job fair in the glass foyer of its sprawling headquarters near here, but when a throng of prospective employees learned the next step would be drug testing, an alarming thing happened: About half of them left.
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As was the case at the World Cup giant slalom on Saturday, the race on Sunday was contested before sold-out grandstands and a cheering throng that lined the hilly borders of the racecourse — a fan turnout that was among the biggest for any women's World Cup race.
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I'd been buoyed by fake confidence, but sitting around the half of a conference table we managed to snag in the moments after the theme, "ritual," was announced to the assembled throng, I'm starting to have some doubts about my ability to produce anything in just 48 hours.
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For instance, Bloc by Bloc is semi-cooperative; meaning that while you'll need to work with other players in order to topple the hegemony, everyone at the table represents their own throng of vigilantes—be it students, or workers, or prisoners—who are each angling for their own vengeance.
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In one, "A Special Weekend," a 21865-year-old named Kenny is being raised by his moody father and brisk stepmother in a Northern California town — with a throng of siblings and stepsiblings — because his mother, a pretty waitress, broke up with his father when Kenny was little.
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Mr. Bolsonaro was being carried by supporters through a throng of people in Juiz de Fora, a city in Minas Gerais State, in southeastern Brazil, when a person lunged toward him and jabbed a knife into his abdomen, according to a video of the attack shared on social media.
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"I hope that when I rejoin my family and friends that the country will be in a place without xenophobia, injustice and lies at the helm of our country," Cohen told a throng of reporters gathered outside his apartment in Manhattan on Monday morning, before ducking into a black Escalade SUV.
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A formidable phalanx behind them, including Baidu, Bytedance and JD.com, are just as ambitious, to say nothing of the throng of startups eager for their day in the sun—a cohort just as diverse in its offerings, and almost as well-funded, as its counterpart in America (see chart 2).
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Charlottesville, Virginia (CNN)One person was killed and 19 were hurt when a speeding car slammed into a throng of counterprotesters in Charlottesville, where a "Unite the Right" rally of white nationalist and other right-wing groups had been scheduled to take place, the city tweeted on its verified account.
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Your question makes a lot a sense, because I'm like, "Yeah those are the people I feel liked us," but then I think about actually being at the first five years of Latterman shows from 2000 to 2005, and it wasn't this throng of men with beards and beer company hats.
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" Her friends giggle, the adjoining throng of fans nod oafishly in agreement, and one of the team's outfield players lets rip with a volley of similarly 'non-racist' abuse: "Go to work!" he says, goading the "motherfucking gypos", before serving up the delightfully subtle encore of "Send Hitler on them!
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A firsthand account described how the parade started as a gathering of a thousand or so people at Sheridan Square and then swelled steadily as it headed up Sixth Avenue; many seemed to hang back until they realized it was a happening thing, then joined the throng as it went past.
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And if we are to believe the press in mainland China, that vast throng was really "some Hong Kong residents" who had been "hoodwinked by the opposition camp and their foreign allies" into opposing the legislation, to cite the version in China Daily, an organ of the Chinese Communist Party.
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" Frances X. Clines, reporting for The Times that day, noted a sense of spectacle in a usually demure press corps: "A crush of American journalists, inquiring after the Princess' wardrobe and whims, camped around the capital to record a varied itinerary that was protected by a throng of security guards.
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China has seen a spate of human deaths from bird flu that sparked warnings from the World Health Organization (WHO) and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as tens of millions throng airport, train and bus terminals to gather for Lunar New Year celebrations marking the Year of the Rooster.
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At least, he thinks he's following her; really, Villanelle has lured him there, and when they're in the middle of the teeming, dancing throng, she turns back on Bill with a terrifying smile, and stabs him over and over and over — just in time for Eve to catch up and watch him die.
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On August 26, 1944, after the Allies liberated Paris, he claimed the victory as his own, organizing a personal parade down the Champs-Élysées, in which he walked alone—his fellow-resisters were asked to hang back a few feet—amid a hysterical throng that may be the largest ever assembled in Paris.
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CreditCreditAtul Loke for The New York Times KOCHI, India — Clad in a simple striped shirt and the white mundu of the city's fishmongers, Bashir stood out from the well-heeled throng at the warehouse galleries and tree-filled courtyards on the first day of India's biggest contemporary art show, the Kochi-Muziris Biennale.
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Here's what she told me: A throng of roughly two dozen photographers were stationed in a roped-off pen just between Mr. McConnell's office and the Senate floor, and as lawmakers walked from his office to their desks, a remarkable and blinding flash of light would go off as the photographers captured them.
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I know from history that most of the time protest doesn't work, that heinous policies are still enacted, that wars are waged despite them, that the machinery of state power is rarely checked by marchers, handmade signs, and a throng of people saying one thing in unison — though it can feel intoxicating.
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MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE—As soon as he stepped in the front door of the Red Arrow Diner this morning, its glass fully fogged from the press throng inside, Senator Ted Cruz was bombarded by one question, and one question only: What do you think about the comments Donald Trump made at last night's rally?
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While sidestepping a question about whether he would support such an extraordinary step, Mr. McConnell recalled how, as a relatively junior senator, he pushed to oust Senator Bob Packwood, Republican of Oregon, a long-serving and powerful figure, after a throng of women came forward to accuse Mr. Packwood of sexually harassing or abusing them.
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To some—including many of the millions of young idealists who, as The Economist went to press, were preparing for a global climate strike, and many of those who will throng the streets of New York during next week's UN General Assembly—this overhaul requires nothing less than the gelding or uprooting of capitalism.
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BALTIMORE — Two former United States presidents and a throng of powerful American leaders joined thousands of everyday people in Baltimore on Friday to bid farewell to Representative Elijah E. Cummings, a towering African-American presence in Washington who was praised for his integrity, his character and, in his final months, his unwavering challenges to President Trump.
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Barely 12 hours before a large truck ripped through the throng strung along Nice's Promenade des Anglais to watch the fireworks marking Bastille Day, France's military might paraded in force down the Champs-Elysees in Paris, past the viewing stand where President Francois Hollande sat with his cabinet and guests, including U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry.
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There, as Ms. Drake wrote, "designers, models and muses all came," seeking notice, arrayed on one side of the room a cluster of beautiful and seductive Yves Saint Laurent loyalists — people like Loulou de la Falaise and Betty Catroux — and opposite them, half hidden behind potted palms, "a dazzling throng of Americans" from the camp of Mr. Lagerfeld.
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When the family lived briefly in New York, where Kenneth Tynan reviewed Broadway shows for The New Yorker, the glittering throng expanded to include Sidney Lumet and Gloria Vanderbilt, George Plimpton, Norman Mailer, Tennessee Williams, Leonard Bernstein and Mary Martin (on whose lap young Tracy threw up, in a stretch limo, after watching the star perform in "Peter Pan").
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The vocal soloists were also excellent: the baritone Konrad Jarnot, acting as a sort of prophet, addressing the assembled throng of audience and chorus; and the soprano Marlis Petersen, in the role generally assumed to represent Brahms's lost mother (making it all the odder that she should hold forth swinging in relaxed fashion, as if in a park).
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Suspicious characters in Elmo costumes were not the only thing you could expect to see in Times Square this past Friday, as volunteer models stripped the costumes of their everyday lives to come together and promote messages of "body acceptance, self love, science, and a little politics," or so model Koy Penguina, one of the throng, put it.
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Other than the surreal presence of airplanes across the way, the throng of students crowding the front of the building at the end of the school day looks deceptively like any other high school at 3:30 in the afternoon — boys tussling, backpacks tossed down every which way and a couple kissing just a ways off.
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In it, Trump smiles a bit uneasily toward a throng of leather-clad men holding up clenched fists and iPhones; he curls his arm around a woman who looks, when she's in her full getup, like a casting director's vision of a no-bullshit woman biker — leather vest and bejeweled black headband above thoughtfully coiffed blonde hair.
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With stage lights shining a halo over her head, she ends her set with "The Lord's Prayer," her voice swelling higher and louder as she sings, "Give us this day, our daily bread…lead us not into temptation…deliver us from evil…" As she sings, the camera pans to the dumbstruck crowd—a throng of faces lit up by the stage lights.
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Standing on a pontoon in a marina in Plymouth, southwest England, Thunberg gave a news conference in front of a throng of TV crews and photographers just before setting sail under a typically English grey sky on the 60-foot yacht Malizia II. The vessel has been equipped with solar panels and underwater electricity turbines to ensure that it leaves no carbon footprint.
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Second, being a model on a runway is a bit like being a gladiator in the coliseum: stared at by a rapacious throng, often wearing a revealing costume you are not entirely convinced of; either too hot or too freezing; in pain because your sample-size shoes don't fit; and sometimes terrified you are going to fall on your face.
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The suit was filed with the Circuit Court in Charlottesville by Tadrint Washington and her sister Micah Washington, who said they were physically and emotionally injured when a man the police have identified as James Alex Fields Jr., 20, of Ohio, plowed his Dodge Challenger into a throng of people who were protesting the "Unite the Right" rally on Saturday.
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LINDON, Utah — In an ordinary office complex here, past stacked cartons of Mountain Dew and a throng of hoodie-wearing employees, sits a prototype for an attraction that Hollywood thinks will become the next entertainment craze — an offering that could mint money for its developers, throw a lifeline to struggling shopping malls and, at long last, jump-start sales of virtual reality gear.
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In a throng of ludicrously eager pilgrims, I saw "Cats," which opened on Broadway in 21980 and was the purring toast of the town, with the orchestra seats that everyone agitated for, never mind that it was a tribute mostly to how much money could be lavished on furry costumes and how many fake whiskers could be painted on a human face.
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Every time the cherries begin to blossom, people flock into the parks because, in 10 days or so, the frothing pink flowers will be gone; and every time the maple leaves blaze in late November, my Japanese friends and family throng into temple gardens in much the same spirit that people of any faith may gather in temples or cathedrals.
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Nearby, Senator Ramos of Queens had a throng of men in suits waiting to talk to her on the second floor of the City Beer Hall (minimum donation $250), where a song by the Strokes could be heard playing and a wooden sign advertised a weekend drink known as the Dirty Hipster (a can of Pabst Blue Ribbon and shot of Jägermeister).
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Ignoring the rank fetishization of other cultures' foodstuffs and the unbearable expensiveness of it all, the idea of eating a bowl of pho in a converted petrol station on a miserable Tuesday night, washing it down with a £6 Amstel, listening to the inane witherings of the assembled throng of fuckwits is, well, another scene ripped straight from hell's playbook.
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Samsung took the lead here, filling its enormous Centre de Convencions Internacional event arena with thousands of Gear VR headsets, and showing a part of its presentation in VR. It was an unnerving feeling — one moment you're surrounded by a throng of people, and then you put the headset on and it's just you and a huge, floating 3D image of Samsung's new phones.
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Even when the outside felt like a convection oven, I still pulled on a nice button-up and headed out the door — walking 20-minutes in the dead heat before standing on a subway platform with a throng of other New Yorkers, each producing their own small cloud of heat, sweat steadily dripping down my spine and grimy puffs of untraceable exhaust floating from the ground.
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I was at what should have been a farmers' market in Berkeley, California, last year when a throng of black-clad antifascists tried to scrap it out with far-right ralliers in the middle of a park named after Martin Luther King Jr. I watched scrawny college students get pummeled by hulking, be-swastika-ed ex-soldiers and ex-law enforcement officers in motorcycle gear.
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This throng was increased by drivers who left their milk wagons, their newspaper wagons, by men on their way to work, by taxicab chauffeurs, by streetcar conductors, and by many other folk who had heard the tooting of sirens in their neighborhoods and who arose from their beds to find out just what was the latest event of a day that will be marked forever in history.
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