Despite the name, recent "ticker tape" parades have been missing the ticker tape - the strips of paper that once ran through stock tickers providing price quotes for Wall Street traders.
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If that goes down, I'm off to the ticker tape parade.
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Lindbergh wasn't the only pilot to receive a ticker tape parade.
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TRACIE Other than wanting to give you a ticker-tape parade?
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In New York, 4m people turned out for a ticker-tape parade.
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You don't get shoe deals, ticker tape parades, or cameos in movies.
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Ticker tape parades have been an NYC tradition for over 100 years.
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Ticker tape parades have been a New York City tradition since 1918.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers were built to cruise through multiple ticker-tape parades.
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The Downtown Alliance, which places the markers, lists 206 ticker-tape parades.
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The Downtown Alliance, which places the markers, lists 206 ticker-tape parades.
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There won't be a ticker-tape parade, but it was a surprise.
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Before the '60s, stock brokers used to print stock quotes on ticker tape.
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These dreamy non-sequiturs offer an intermittent ticker tape of consciousness in repose.
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It's a fast-paced ticker-tape for a very specific corner of stock exchange.
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The team will be honored on Wednesday with a ticker-tape parade through Manhattan.
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The team will be honored on Wednesday with a ticker-tape parade through Manhattan.
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It has only one job: ushering V.I.P.s through blizzards of ticker tape on Broadway.
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T.J. Gonick, standing on the barrier, waits for the USWNT ticker-tape parade to pass.
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The team will be celebrated Wednesday with a ticker tape parade through New York City.
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The ticker tape parade is a New York tradition dating back to the 19th century.
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Those kind of heroics deserve a full out ticker tape parade around the base paths.
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FUNKY MUSIC blared as balloons and silver ticker-tape tumbled over a ballroom of gyrating Democrats.
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Office workers learned that handfuls of ticker tape thrown into the air created a dramatic effect.
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Ellie Sklar and Elena Nicholson wait for the USWNT ticker-tape parade to pass in Manhattan.
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LASZLO BIRINYI: Well, again, you know-- in the old days we could read the ticker tape.
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It's the city's first ticker-tape parade since the U.S. women won the 2015 Cup. (AP)
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Of the many uniquely New York City traditions, ticker tape parades are probably the most jubilant.
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This parade was the 207th ticker tape parade to be held in Manhattan's Canyon of Heroes.
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And now, it's not only ticker tape: Shredded paper, confetti, and even toilet paper are used.
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All ticker tape parades are also memorialized with a granite marker in the sidewalks of Broadway.
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And then she closed with "TiK ToK," of course, glittering ticker tape exploding from all sides.
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Meanwhile, on Wednesday, the team will be honored with a ticker tape parade in New York City.
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Aniyah Quinlan and Siena Welds pose for a portrait while waiting for the USWNT ticker-tape parade.
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Some share that fact with a casual shrug; others celebrate it with a (figurative) ticker-tape parade.
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During the '60s, the stock exchange moved towards electronic boards, and ticker tape fell out of use.
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For the first few decades, ticker tape parades were mainly held to celebrate politicians, veterans, and astronauts.
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When Franny tries to imagine her life without its ticker tape of calamities, her brain short-circuits.
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Later there was a ticker-tape parade in New York, a good-will tour around the world.
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" White says... "Yesterday, my partner, ESPN, put up on their ticker tape Joanna Jedrzejczyk didn't make weight.
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By the 1950s, as many as three ticker-tape parades were being held in a single week.
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By the 1950s, as many as three ticker-tape parades were being held in a single week.
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But I surely would have thanked you (though stopped short of giving you a ticker-tape parade).
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Where are the ticker-tape parades, the gaudy trophies, the commemorative T-shirts, the cloying mayoral speeches?
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Nelson Mandela received his own ticker tape parade in 1990, kicking off a three-day visit to NYC.
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Since 1999, only two teams had been granted an NYC ticker tape parade: the Yankees and the Giants.
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The first ticker-tape parade was held when France gave the US the Statue of Liberty in 1886.
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We'll see you Wednesday at 9:30 AM for the Ticker Tape Parade down the Canyon of Heroes.
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It is a whirl, too, of events like ticker-tape parades, civic battles, financial booms and inevitable busts.
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People cheer while watching the US women's national soccer team ticker-tape parade in New York on July 21.
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Here are the 2019 World Cup champions getting welcomed back to the US with the 207th ticker tape parade.
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As Cramer watched the ticker tape while he was on live TV, he couldn't believe what he was seeing.
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The team will be riding down New York City's Broadway on July 10 in their second ticker-tape parade.
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Higuchi was 31 years old, and upon her return to Tokyo she was feted with a ticker-tape parade.
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Everyone — fans and players — were jubilant as the team absorbed the accolades and ticker tape raining down on them.
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The ritual of throwing blizzards of ticker tape from the windows of stock brokerages has become a cherished tradition.
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The team was the first group of female athletes to be honored with a ticker tape parade at the time.
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Shortly after landing, Glenn was honored with an enormous ticker tape parade in New York City on March 229, 21998.
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Spectators celebrate the US women's national soccer team victory during a ticker-tape parade in New York City, July 27.
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And-- I think it's most people-- today without the ticker tape-- who have gotten away from looking at the market.
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The women of Silicon Valley should be holding a ticker-tape parade for those women every time they see them.
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The U.S. women's national team will bask in a ticker-tape parade through Manhattan today — and then it's back to work.
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Bosses no doubt found the knock of the telegraph boy or the clack of the ticker-tape machine an abominable interruption.
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The 2015 team came home to rallies, a victory tour, and a ticker-tape parade in New York's Canyon of Heroes.
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Life on the mainland — work, traffic, teenage daughters, a ticker-tape of obligations — is an all-consuming, around-the-clock frenzy.
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On August 13, the day the astronauts were allowed back outside, they were showered with ticker tape in New York City.
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Now the city of Boston preps for a championship parade, either Tuesday or Wednesday, complete with ticker tape and duck boats.
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And I am grateful to be celebrating them in their much deserved ticker-tape parade in the Canyon of Heroes in NYC.
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But before they can resume play with their club teams, the women will be honored with a ticker tape parade through Manhattan.
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This isn't about markets being up or down, by a little or a lot, the last time you checked the ticker tape.
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The US Women's National Team just kicked off their World Cup-win celebrations by starring in a traditional NYC ticker tape parade.
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The ticker tape parade has been part of the city's culture for over 100 years, since the Statue of Liberty was unveiled.
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The city had previously ruled that ticker tape parades were only for special occasions — and the Space Age certainly fit the bill.
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Pretend investors think that financial pornography is real, so the ticker tape scrolling across the television screen all day represents actionable information.
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Take 92 feet of ticker tape, the spools of paper that used to deliver breaking news from around the world to newsrooms.
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He incorporates reams of information in the movie, sometimes through interviews or through data that crawls along the screen, ticker-tape style.
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Not some ribbon cutting ceremony at the new public library or a cheesy ticker-tape parade to celebrate a local reality-show contestant.
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The United States Women's Soccer Team celebrated their 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup victory with a ticker-tape parade in New York City.
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The ticker tape machine was invented in 1867 to record telegraphed stock trades for brokerage firms located in Lower Manhattan, the city's financial district.
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Members of the World Cup–winning US women's national soccer team take part in a ticker-tape parade in New York City, July 235.
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The U.S. women's national soccer team gets a ticker-tape parade up lower Manhattan today, in honor of their record-breaking World Cup win.
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New York is once again celebrating the victorious US Women's National Soccer Team with a time-honored Big Apple tradition: the ticker-tape parade.
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The United States women's soccer team, which claimed its fourth World Cup title yesterday, will get a ticker-tape parade in New York City.
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Members of the World Cup–winning US women's national soccer team take part in a ticker-tape parade in New York City, July 10.
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The ticker tape parade was held in the city's Canyon of Heroes, which has been the site of other parades for Olympics victories and championships.
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Glenn instantly became a hero, receiving a ticker-tape parade in New York City and the Space Congressional Medal of Honor from President John Kennedy.
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They've become the second team to ever have back-to-back ticker tape parades — just another accolade to add to their long list of achievements.
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The United States Women's National Team celebrated their World Cup win on Wednesday with a ticker-tape parade through the streets of New York City.
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He smudged them proudly onto a marker on Lower Broadway commemorating the city's ticker-tape parade for the Mets after their 1969 World Series victory.
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Upon his return from the nine-day mission, he became the 10th — and the most recent — individual to receive multiple-ticker-tape parades in their lifetime.
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City officials estimated 245,000 people turned out to cheer on the team during a ticker-tape parade from Battery Park to City Hall in Lower Manhattan.
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Astronauts were seen as celebrities at the time, and were celebrated with a ticker tape parade, a tradition recognizing athletes and other figures who made history.
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After three weeks in quarantine (to prevent a purely hypothetical moon-germ contagion), the three Apollo 11 astronauts got their ticker-tape parade and eternal glory.
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The crowd chants "equal pay" as the US women's soccer team celebrates their World Cup victory at the ticker tape #USWNTParade in New York City pic.twitter.
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Four million people turned out to his ticker tape parade in New York City; NASA assigned him special personnel solely to handle his mail, the Post noted.
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Rapinoe and her teammates were feted with a ticker tape parade Wednesday in New York City to celebrate the US Women's National Team fourth World Cup title.
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What they're saying: — The Ringer's Brian Phillips (full article) What's next: The city of New York will hold a ticker tape parade for the USWNT on Wednesday.
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"During her speech at the ticker-tape parade in New York City to celebrate the World Cup win, Rapinoe said, "We have to love more, hate less.
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The move echoes the buildup to two previous releases, In Rainbows and The King Of Limbs, when Xurbia Xendless Ltd and Ticker Tape Ltd were set up.
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Although there won't be any actual ticker-tape raining down, there will be "shredded recycled paper" courtesy of Kansas Paper Recycling, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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"America cheered as the women's soccer team won an historic fourth World Cup, but our support shouldn't end with ticker-tape parades," Feinstein said in a statement.
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But the architects of that renaissance were largely pushed aside before champagne in the Yankees locker room and ticker-tape parades in Lower Manhattan became the norm.
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Despite his international celebrity, the ticker-tape parades and the schools and streets named in his honor, John never let any of it go to his head.
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They are missing the chromosome on which God placed love, Carl once said, seeming to pluck the idiotic phrase from the ticker tape homily of his mind.
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The last ticker tape parade was held in July 2015 after the women' national team defeated Japan 5-2 to win the World Cup, according the Alliance's records.
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Cover: Megan Rapinoe celebrates U.S. Women's National Soccer Team Victory during a ticker tape parade in the Canyon of Heroes on July 10, 2019 in New York City.
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When the U.S. women's soccer team returns from the Rio Olympics, there will be no ticker-tape parade or celebratory selfies with President Obama or triumphant magazine covers.
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It features a ticker tape of binary code that spells out his birthday (June 23, 1912), and depicts the "British Bombe" machine that helped break the Enigma code.
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In the age of rolling news, Twitter timelines and yellow ticker tape, minds are only ever cast forward; there's little appetite for ruminating on stuff that's already happened.
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We hear future-focused cheerleading from all corners about VR's incredible potential, yet the 6.3 million headsets shipped last year is hardly cause for a ticker-tape parade.
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Rapinoe was the last to speak during Wednesday's ticker-tape parade in New York City and tasked all those listening with two things: to unite and dispel intolerance.
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The US women's national team's victory tour continued this week with a ticker-tape parade through New York City and a trip to the ESPYs in Los Angeles.
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Flair gave an introductory promo in what looked like a scaled-down version of the Price is Right set, while WCW threw Hulk Hogan a ticker tape parade.
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This newly renovated building includes a salute to the past in a redesigned lobby where shelves include old-time stock ticker tape machines, cash registers, typewriters and phones.
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The steam-room setting came on automatically in May, cherry and plum blossoms turned the slightest wind into a ticker-tape parade, and the air filled with pollen.
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On Wednesday morning, World Cup champion U.S. women's national soccer team got the ticker tape parade through New York City's "Canyon of Heroes" that they so richly deserved.
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There, amid miles of rooms adorned with gilt-framed masterworks, Getty Sr. closely monitors the stock information on the disgorging ticker tape that's both his leash and lifeline.
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His plaque is one of more than 200 that make up a public project called Canyon of Heroes commemorating the history of ticker-tape parades in Lower Manhattan.
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HAPPENING LATER Ticker triumph The celebration for Team USA's Women's World Cup win continues with a ticker-tape parade starting at 9:30 this morning in New York City.
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After all, your successes are rarely rewarded with a ticker-tape parade, but when you fail, well, there's lots of career-ending blame and congressional testimony to go around.
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When they get back home, the women will be honored Wednesday with a ticker-tape parade and back-to-back rides down the Canyon of Heroes in New York.
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On the heels of their historic World Cup win, the US women's national soccer team celebrated with an enormous ticker-tape parade through the streets of New York City.
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He had Democrats back on their heels so many times during his leadership that they practically threw him a ticker-tape parade when he left to run for Congress.
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Soon after, it was played at the World Series, the Super Bowl, and a ticker-tape parade for the returning Iran hostages on the day of Ronald Reagan's Inauguration.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) on Friday closed a public consultation on whether to recommend that the European Commission orders the creation of a regional ticker tape.
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Mr. Sondland then advised Mr. Trump that he should "let him get sentenced, play the racism card, give him a ticker-tape when he comes home," Mr. Holmes testified.
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We begin with highlights from New York City's ticker-tape parade in honor of the legendary US women's soccer team that took home victory at the FIFA Women's World Cup.
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On Wednesday, New York City held a ticker-tape parade and a ceremony for the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team (USWNT) to celebrate the team's 22026 FIFA World Cup victory.
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The day started in New York City, where the team was honored with a ticker tape parade where thousands of fans lined the streets of lower Manhattan to celebrate the victory.
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The record-breaking team threw a rooftop pool party at the James Hotel on Tuesday, ahead of their ticker tape parade on Wednesday, enjoying the sun with some cocktails and music.
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We are allowed for the first time an all-access pass to all the senses as well as all the perceptions, prejudices, and narrative ticker tape that make up a worldview.
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The mens line features asymmetric shapes and ticker-tape trims inspired directly from the movie while the women's features comfy knits with graphic BB-8 tees to a galaxy-printed dress.
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Despite the name, today's "ticker tape" parades are missing the real stuff - the ubiquitous strips of paper that ran through stock tickers that once provided price quotes for Wall Street traders.
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Ticker-tape parades used to be a common occurrence in New York City, but they have fallen out of favor in recent years, and have mostly been reserved for athletic figures.
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That was the phrase he was sure was circling down at the bottom of her thoughts, stern ticker tape: be a good sport be a good sport be a good sport.
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LONDON, Dec 5 (Reuters) - The European Union's securities watchdog said on Thursday that stock exchanges should be forced to contribute prices to a pan-European ticker tape to unify fragmented markets.
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She and her Team USA teammates had already enjoyed a dream come true Wednesday with a ticker-tape parade in New York celebrating the US Women's National Team fourth World Cup title.
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While times and technology have changed — ticker tape doesn't exist anymore — the parade remains a way for New Yorkers to celebrate American heroes and sports teams the best way they know how.
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Soccer star Megan Rapinoe urged Americans to "love more" and "hate less" in a speech Wednesday during a ticker tape parade celebrating the U.S. women's national soccer team in New York City.
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The company changed its name in the 1970s to Quotron, the name of a workplace terminal that displayed stock bids, offers and last sale prices on electronic screens instead of ticker tape.
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It is one of dozens of markers commemorating ticker-tape parades held on Lower Broadway, and Mr. de Blasio said that the city would "explore opportunities to add context" to the markers.
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Even by the 1980s "reading the Wall Street Journal on your way into work, a television on the trading floor and a ticker tape" offered a significant information advantage, recalls one investor.
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Since beating the Netherlands to win the World Cup last week, the USWNT, including Morgan, has embarked on a celebratory press tour, even partaking in a ticker-tape parade in New York City.
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It was a stunning ending for the American women, who only a year ago had captured the World Cup to great acclaim and then been honored with a ticker-tape parade in Manhattan.
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It's an endless list of organizational tasks that runs through your head like ticker tape: We're out of milk when do we need to apply for preschool is the baby outgrowing her onesies.
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While middle-class white women celebrated with ticker tape parades, black women in the former Confederacy were being defrauded by voting registrars or were driven away from registration offices under threat of violence.
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"Contemporary accounts of the earliest ticker-tape parades describe the cascade of scrap paper as a spontaneous gesture on the part of spectators inspired by the festivities outside their windows," according to the Alliance.
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Plenty of others made posters, though — and although traditional ticker tape did not exist, many offices seemingly kept the paper shredder busy all morning and occasionally threw boxes of shredded documents out the window.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio needed just a few seconds after the final whistle to invite the team to a ticker-tape parade up the Canyon on Heroes in Manhattan on Wednesday.
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Ms. Heart said that in her conversations with Mr. Gooden, he often discussed his regret at missing the 1986 World Series ticker tape parade, which passed through Lower Manhattan and ended at City Hall.
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But for every man who returned from space to ticker-tape parades and international celebrity, there were thousands of men and women from diverse backgrounds working behind-the-scenes at NASA, and its predecessor NACA.
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LONDON, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Building a ticker tape for European share prices would take years, the bloc's securities market regulator has said, dashing hopes of banks and funds for speedy action to cut data costs.
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For the second time in four years, the team was honored with a ticker-tape parade down the Canyon of Heroes on Wednesday after winning the Women's World Cup, this time in France on Sunday.
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On the steps of New York's City Hall for the ticker-tape parade, Rapinoe used her platform with the same precision and unabashed style she showed as the top goal scorer in the World Cup.
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Returning home to a ticker-tape parade, Cliburn insisted on being conducted in America by Kirill Kondrashin, a Russian, thus doing all he could to extend the cultural thaw, even as the Cuban crisis was growing.
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But Mr. de Blasio allowed last week that had they gone all the way, he would have held a ticker-tape parade for them along the stretch of lower Broadway known as the Canyon of Heroes.
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Since the first ticker tape parade in 1886, New York has hosted 206 marches up Broadway from the Battery to City Hall, according to the Alliance for Downtown New York, a commercial advocacy, research, and information group.
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Globally, a ticker tape of massacres – from the Orlando LGBT club shooting to Boko Haram setting killing at least 18 women in north-eastern Nigeria and Thursday night's lorry attack in France – has seemed to fill our feeds.
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When it was over, after the Mets had been drenched in ticker tape in a parade up Broadway — a feat that had been unimaginable when the season started — it took a while for people to regain their senses.
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The Kiwis are scheduled to return home in triumph next week, potentially to a ticker-tape parade, but Dalton and his young crew were busy Monday exchanging hugs and hoisting the Cup in triumph in the Bermuda sunshine.
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She's always waiting for the news to come on, but how can the screen compete with the ticker tape of complaint that spouts from her mouth and onto the floor and around Maureen's legs, binding daughter to mother?
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" He recommended that the President "wait until after the sentencing or it will make it worse," adding that the President should "let him get sentenced, play the racism card, give him a ticker-tape when he comes home.
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"When police officers roll out of their precincts every morning, there are no crowds along the highway cheering them on and when you go home at the end of the day, there's no ticker-tape parade," he said.
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But after American combat troops were withdrawn from Iraq in 2011, the Pentagon declined a ticker-tape parade in New York for gulf war veterans, saying it would not be proper while Americans were still fighting in Afghanistan.
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He was endorsed by the National Organization for Women; held a ticker-tape parade for the United States women's soccer squad, the city's first for a women's team; and won points for placing many women in high-level positions.
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Instead of ticker tape, about a ton of confetti made from shredded paper, tossed from about 20 buildings, will rain down on the team as they ride in open vehicles up Broadway, according to the Alliance of Downtown New York.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, who announced the ticker tape parade after the women's win, rode with stars Megan Rapinoe, Alex Morgan, Julie Ertz and Carli Lloyd on a float with a globe bearing the words "World Champions" around its equator.
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Less than 103 hours after winning the Women's World Cup in France and a day before her team was feted with a star-studded ticker tape parade, posters of Megan Rapinoe were vandalized in one of New York City's busiest subway stations.
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Less than 48 hours after winning the Women's World Cup in France and a day before her team was feted with a star-studded ticker tape parade, posters of Megan Rapinoe were vandalized in one of New York City's busiest subway stations.
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Since 1886, when New Yorkers impulsively threw ticker tape out windows along Broadway at a parade honoring the dedication of the Statue of Liberty, cities have welcomed home dignitaries, astronauts and championship teams with parades like the one this week in Boston.
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On Wednesday — as the world celebrated the current USWNT and their 2019 World Cup win in New York City with a ticker tape parade and City Hall ceremony — a statue honoring the 1999 team was unveiled in Pasadena, California, CBS News reported.
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This information is written down in the genome as a sequence of DNA bases—A, C, T and G, the letters on the ticker-tape—in the same way data in a computer are stored as a string of 1s and 0s.
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After their win at the 2019 Women's World Cup in France on Sunday, they'll get a ticker tape parade in Manhattan on Wednesday, only the second women's team ever to receive the honor (the first was the 2015 World Cup-winning team).
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I was astounded by how little had changed between the days of ticker tape and our own world of derivatives and flash trading, but a facet that none of the book's Wall Street fans had mentioned was the miserableness of its protagonist.
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NEW YORK, July 10 (Reuters) - The U.S. women's soccer team, fresh from its second-consecutive World Cup victory over the weekend, will return to Manhattan's "Canyon of Heroes" on Wednesday to be honored by New Yorkers with a traditional ticker tape parade.
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Throwing a ticker tape parade that doesn't just fall on the artists—hiking in to backcountry to build a sculpture, or lightning ice on fire, building a surfboard out of Tule reeds and then going out to surf it and so on.
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Even if less ticker tape fell in 1998, he was much the same man in both motorcades — with his glowing wife, Annie, by his side each time, with his hand flashing a thumbs-up and with a smile as wide as a canyon.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Amid confetti and chants of "equal pay," New York honored the U.S. women's soccer team on Wednesday with a ticker-tape parade up the "Canyon of Heroes," celebrating its World Cup triumph and hailing the players' emergence as icons of women's rights.
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In the final, again against Japan, Carli Lloyd led an early onslaught — four goals in the first 93 minutes — that gave the United States a 5-2 victory, a World Cup title and a ticker-tape parade in Manhattan that affirmed the team's soaring status and appeal.
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But its return to the Pitti on Friday, 75 years after a German soldier made off with the artwork, was a ticker-tape event attended by a flotilla of dignitaries including three ministers, one cardinal, Florence's mayor and various diplomats and high-ranking military police generals.
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He belonged to an earlier and more innocent era — when we trusted our institutions, thought government could accomplish big and important things, still believed politics could be a noble profession, and didn't think that ticker-tape parades were reserved for World Series or Super Bowl champions.
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Just hours after their ticker tape parade in New York City, Megan Rapinoe, Alex Morgan, Rose Lavelle and the other superstar women on the team followed up their World Cup victory with an appearance at the 22019 ESPY Awards, accepting the trophy for best team from actress Sandra Bullock.
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Ever since the U.S. Women's National Team brought home gold at the FIFA Women's World Cup for the second straight year, members of the team have become superstars, prompting a ticker-tape parade in New York City and bringing issues of women's pay equality in sports to the national stage.
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It was an immediate echo from last year's World Cup final, in which Lloyd scored in the third, fifth and 16th minutes as part of a four-goal onslaught that helped produce a 5-2 victory over Japan, as well as national acclaim and a ticker-tape parade in Manhattan.
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It has been almost a continuous celebration for the team since defeating the Netherlands in the World Cup final on Sunday, including a ticker-tape parade through the streets of New York City, winning the award for "Best Team" at the ESPYs in Los Angeles, and plenty of dancing, drinking, and general revelry.
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In 1969, even as Apollo 11's Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins enjoyed a ticker-tape parade down the streets of Chicago after their return from the moon, the future of NASA was under review by a task group commissioned by the newly elected Nixon and headed by then–vice president Spiro Agnew.
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It would also carry an influential column by Mr. Booker from Washington on politics from a black perspective, called Ticker Tape U.S.A. Over the next few years after the murder, Mr. Booker covered the sham trial and acquittal of Till's killers, the Birmingham bus boycotts, and then the desegregation of Central High School in Little Rock, Ark.
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In the mind of Tony Pulis, the footballing ideal is a perpetual goalless draw, a goalless draw which exists in eternity, a ceaseless ticker tape of 0-0 scorelines rotating endlessly around an empty Soccer Saturday studio, taunting the skeletal remains of Geoff Stelling as the dust of Phil Thompson, Paul Merson and Matt Le Tissier mingles with the trickling sands of time.
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A group of men had gathered at a local gymnasium to follow the Harvard-Yale Thanksgiving football game via ticker tape; Yale won, and afterward, one of the Yale fans men supposedly celebrated by grabbing a boxing glove off the floor and tossing it in the air, to which one of the other men, a Harvard fan, responded by smacking it down with a broomstick.
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New York City Mayor Bill de BlasioBill de BlasioDe Blasio brushes off low poll numbers: 'The vast majority of Democratic voters are going to make their decision late' NYPD fires officer in Eric Garner case Senate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility MORE (D) led a chant of "USA, equal pay" at a Wednesday ticker tape parade celebrating the U.S. women's soccer team.
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" Mr. Trump's focus on the case was also mentioned in the impeachment hearings last month when an official from the United States Embassy in Kyiv, Ukraine, testified that he had overheard a phone call in which Gordon Sondland, the American ambassador to the European Union, advised Mr. Trump to wait for Rocky to be sentenced, and then "play the racism card" and "give him a ticker-tape when he comes home.
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Watching Republicans block an emergency paid sick leave bill and hold firm on CDC cuts and peddle xenophobia in lieu of real solutions, or hearing about a friend's boomer dad whose fever and coughing spells haven't compelled him to stay self-quarantined at home, I see the same dizzying ticker tape ablaze against the inside of my eyelids: I don't know how to explain to you that you should care about other people.
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He has said that a plaque on Lower Broadway mentioning Philippe Pétain would be "one of the first we remove," presumably because Pétain was the Nazi-collaborating leader of France's Vichy government in World War II. But he was given a New York "ticker tape" parade long before, in 1931, as a hero of World War I. That is why the plaque is there, along with more than 200 other plaques embedded in the sidewalks of Lower Manhattan to show who received such celebrations, going back to 1886.
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In July 2015, after the United States women's national soccer team had won its third World Cup final, securing its place as the dominant women's international soccer team; after its winning game became the most-watched soccer game in United States history, with an average of 25.4 million viewers (more than the N.B.A. finals, more than any men's soccer game); after the team returned home to a ticker-tape parade in Manhattan, the first time a woman's team had been so honored — after all that, the members of the team still had the feeling.
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What surprised him most were how many lives — now, including his own — were entwined with the history of the street — George Washington who worshiped at St. Paul's Chapel; entrepreneurs like F.W. Woolworth and A.T. Stewart whose commercial flagships flanked City Hall; the iconic figures who were feted with tons of ticker tape in the Canyon of Heroes; the loiterers who gawked at skirts sent billowing by the wind tunnel that the Flatiron Building created at 23rd Street and were shooed away by cops who bellowed "23 skiddoo"; and the ghosts along the stretch of Broadway that undulates past Times Square, whose reputation for bright lights and shattered dreams were epitomized in its legacy as the Great White Way and the Street of Broken Hearts.
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