But I think this play is one of those torches that we need to hold up in the air. Torches.
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Read next: Exclusive excerpt ... Chris Christie torches Jared Kushner
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Some 1,000 torches soaked in fuel are burnt every year.
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This post was originally published on August 16, 2017. Torches.
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"We got torches, speakers, we did sound effects," she said.
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Alcoves and torches and flowers and trees appear ad nauseum.
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Others, as guests of sponsors, have received torches as gifts.
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Then they returned to the line with their drip torches.
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A group of tents lit by torches comes into view.
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Most of them were brandishing torches and pitchforks by now.
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When the rabble show up with pitchforks and torches, the
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Then the two torches "kiss" and the flame comes alive!
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In fact, there were lots of torches in that game.
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I was waiting for the pitchforks and torches to emerge.
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I also know they weren't chased away with pitchforks and torches.
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But there's a difference between carrying torches and pulling a trigger.
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"Some people pray to Jesus; I light up my fire torches."
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Two soldiers turn into the tunnel, their torches illuminating us clearly.
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They drop silently, their torches sputtering on the damp catacomb floor.
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A random, sort of indecipherable rhetorical question about torches being passed.
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Forget the guys, weight training tones, shapes, carves and torches fat!
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"Defend the factory, defend ourselves!" workers chant as they wave torches.
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They can be seen in the video beating people with their torches.
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"You guys can keep doing what you're doing with your tiki torches."
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For a light, they have two electric torches stuck to the wall.
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Long tables were set up on a beach planted with tiki torches.
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Some inflicted citizens just seem like normal people wielding torches and axes.
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Williams says she could feel the heat as trees turned into torches.
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The breakfast taco is worthy of taking up pitchforks and torches for.
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People stock up on food, water, torches, candles, that sort of thing.
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The torches aren't real, and in some cases neither are the people.
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How there used to be bonfires everywhere, people running with torches. Laughing.
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There were no torches and parades, and only applause and no salutes.
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You begin in a room of red stone, columns, and a few torches.
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A hundred members of the alt-right returned to Lee Park with torches.
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Hadn't folks seen her around Oak Hill buying sheet metal and acetylene torches?
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Performers dressed as Hindu gods twirled a giant gold trident and lit torches.
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We thought these cheap bamboo torches would be perfect for a summer barbecue.
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The night before, she said that white supremacists holding torches circled her church.
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Two men wearing respirators stood near a wall, pointing blow torches at barrels.
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The Anunnaki gods carried torches of fire, scorching the country with brilliant flashes.
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Far-right marchers held a slogan saying "Towards freedom" and many carried torches.
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Crowds sang the protest anthem "Glory to Hong Kong," waving their phone torches.
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When I think of torches, I want to think of the Statue of Liberty.
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People report seeing torches float from the mountains to the ocean through the gulch.
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They were wielding torches, chanting racist slogans, not even bothering to cover their faces.
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TIKI Brand Products denounced the use of its torches for a white supremacist march.
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Other smugglers would bring welding torches and weld doors or areas to crawl through.
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All they had to do was pick up the tiki torches and light them.
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We were especially impressed with these bamboo torches that were going for $2.50 each.
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A woodland soundtrack (gurgling water, chirping crickets) and flickering tiki torches deepened the fantasy.
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After the explosion, the team used welding torches to cut through the steel beams.
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Therefore, it is critical that new members of Congress take up these torches immediately.
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"It felt like there was a mob with torches outside the window," she said.
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Massive brawl breaks out, tiki torches thrown as #UniteTheRight reaches Jefferson monument in #Charlottesville.
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Mr. McVicar added savage-looking extras wielding flaming torches to gin up the action.
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Products like Tiki torches and New Balance shoes unwittingly become associated with white supremacists.
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But this soft white supremacy is more deadly, exponentially, than Nazis with tiki torches.
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At least one brand of the torches disavowed the Ku Klux Klan-inspired use.
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They marched across the University of Virginia's campus with torches, chanting anti-Semitic slurs.
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And we are a no-smoking building, so I guess torches are out, too.
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An angry mob storms the lake house, wielding shovels, pitchforks, flaming torches, and axes.
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"It's at the point where people are marching through the streets with torches," Quinn says.
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Villagers hold torches made of wine skins during the El Vitor Civic procession on Sept.
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Several other torches were available online, he said, some for as much as 20,000 reais.
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Two guests knelt down with burning torches to approach the long trains of the gowns.
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The guests touched the torches to the trains, and the flames billowed into large fires.
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It's Olympics season in Rio — a time for gold medals, burning torches and wedding proposals.
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The far right groups marched with torches the night before the protests over the statue.
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I can guarantee you won't be met with torches but something a lot more definitive.
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On Technology White supremacist marchers had not yet lit their torches when the deletions began.
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They sat stunned as they watched the parade of the torches, an image they understood.
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White millennials, with their undercuts and tiki torches, were the face of hate in Charlottesville.
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" His parting shot: "Put THAT in your Tiki torches and light it, you sorry Nazi bitches.
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White supremacists march with tiki torches through the University of Virginia campus on Aug 11, 2017.
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Evacuees in Beaumont civic center evacuation shelter use torches after the electricity cut out Thursday afternoon.
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They marched on the same path that white supremacists had taken with torches the previous Friday.
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If you were suspected of being The Gay, you were met with proverbial torches and pitchforks.
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Clearly, some have decided that it's time to take to the streets with torches and pitchforks.
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Some players withdraw at Tribal under the glare of the torches and Jeff Probst's probing questions.
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Models walked the runway Lady Liberty-style, carrying burning torches or swathed in sullied American flags.
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Tiki torches made their entrance in the US in the early 1900s in Hawaiian-themed restaurants.
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Route 285 is lined with flaring towers burning the gas, like lofty torches in the night.
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Of course, the reality is rather different: One side marched with tiki torches, shouting racist chants.
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Men followed inside the Maple Eagle No. 22012 mine, their torches cutting through the dank air.
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It's time for enraged taxpayers to grab their torches and banish Graham's MOX monster for good.
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Glowing tiki torches lined road as Spam fans swooped on Spam burgers, Spam katsu, Spam manapua.
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"There is no right or wrong," Ben tells Jongsu, after confessing that he torches derelict greenhouses.
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"I don't want protesters with pitchforks and torches," said Donald Carter, a council member since 2012.
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He got a can of gasoline and some torches and tried to give himself a lesson.
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In one, an archer notches an arrow lit by torches from prisoners behind a brick wall.
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The Nazis in #Charlottesville were literally beating people w/ torches, yet no police in riot gear.
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At a rally the night before the incident, they carried torches and chanted anti-Semitic slogans.
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As dark falls, the flaming torches come out and the procession makes its way to the ship.
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Trump's racial war is real, but the real winners are flying private jets, not marching with torches.
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Here's hoping we remember what the darkness covered up before the torches it held there got snuffed.
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In one Instagram photo, they're embracing near tiki torches, with Iaconetti wearing a tropical flower-print dress.
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"Please do not use these Tiki torches for any racist crap, you Nazi assholes," the note states.
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In fact, the episode will show the protestors carrying tiki torches, just as they did in Charlottesville.
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The night Fields arrived, hundreds of white supremacists carrying tiki torches marched on the University of Virginia.
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Her antagonists only ever appear as torches in the mist, supported by inarticulate yells and horn blows.
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It started with racists holding tiki torches on Friday night, but escalated Saturday to marchers praising Hitler.
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Animal fat helps you make torches, while wolf skins will keep you warm in the snowy mountains.
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Cantwell and dozens of others marched through the University of Virginia carrying torches and chanting racist slogans.
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Nobody brought torches but we had this weird star projector laser thing and it was very disorienting.
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But I still want to be the kind of person who torches things on a s'mores stick.
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Later, as he trimmed the wicks of some homemade torches for an evening shoot, we chatted outside.
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White supremacists also marched through Charlottesville, Va., Friday night holding tiki torches ahead of the planned rally.
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Wedding guests can sit on wooden benches for the ceremony, while torches and spotlights brighten the venue.
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"I can guarantee you won't be met with torches but something a lot more definitive," Spencer said.
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On August 11th, Huffman's alma mater, the University of Virginia, was overrun by white nationalists carrying torches.
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Charlottesville failed to prevent and then failed to prosecute men using lit torches to attack undergraduate students.
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It ends with marchers holding tiki torches like those seen in Charlottesville, and a President Trump lookalike.
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Flag-wavers marching at night with torches in the South: Patriotism is the virtue of the vicious.
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Too dark for our heroes to traverse safely without torches and a ox-drawn caravan of supplies.
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There is a long distance between Lee killing American soldiers and Spencer lighting tiki torches from Walmart.
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The gadgets are an encore to the company's signature hats — and a little closer to blow torches.
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They waved white and red Polish flags, they brandished burning torches, and they wore "white power" symbols.
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Real life was Sherman's army approaching with torches, an X-wing fighter closing in on Encyclopedia Brown.
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Some touches from the Garden remain, like performances by the Timeless Torches, a senior citizen dance troupe.
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At night, young men in the nearby villages carry torches and bamboo sticks and go on patrol.
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"Weapon" is broadly defined: Guns, bats and torches are included, as are laser pointers, scissors and baseballs.
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They arrived early Thursday with four dogs and 0.13,000 pounds of equipment such as saws and torches.
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Neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer told readers to bring tiki torches for a planned torchlight ceremony.
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Richard Spencer & his mouth breathing neo-nazi friends are doing a Beauty & The Beast cosplay with tiki torches.
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Not a forest fire and not a bonfire; it looked like a group of people, all carrying torches.
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He stages the cold blue tint of the Northern border using LED lights and birthday candles as torches.
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Redstone torches are integral to just about any Minecraft construct, so equip yourself with this real world replica.
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Participants carrying torches reenact the March 1st Movement against Japanese colonial rule in Cheonan, South Korea, Feb. 28.
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It identified them from photographs appearing in the crowds, one of them you know holding the tiki torches.
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Portable Candlesticks: These candlesticks are a fun take on those classic tiki torches — but with an elegant upgrade.
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Rest assured I know the world is burning and black queers are both the torches and the flames.
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Hotshots are tasked with controlling towering, fast moving infernos with little more than chainsaws, shovels and drip torches.
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She gets lost — until she wanders smack into a ring of torches, held by some very unusual people.
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The most important items we had on our escape were the torches illuminating the pass over the Himalaya.
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White nationalists and neo-Nazis marched and carried tiki torches, purportedly to defend a statue of Confederate Gen.
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Grab your pitchforks and torches: What We Do In The Shadows just might be better as a series.
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"It's unclear why the white supremacist used tiki torches, given their opposition to non-European Caucasian," he tweeted.
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On Friday night, white nationalists gathered at the University of Virginia and marched holding torches throughout the campus.
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This giant model world even has Austrian ski slopes, complete with skiiers and torches to light the way.
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As the car pulls away, we see the Butcher and her settlers approach the remaining crowd with torches.
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Ms. Tran said she helped make torches from clothing and remained awake at night watching for passing ships.
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You didn't need to see the people with the tiki torches to suspect the show might seem redundant.
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He defended the protest and contended that some of the individuals carrying torches did not have bad intentions.
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The demonstrators discredited that idea when they massed around it brandishing burning torches and chanted white supremacist slogans.
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The flickering, lonely torches have now been replaced by a vibrant mega-city with a million flashing lights.
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Others insisted the white nationalist protesters in Charlottesville shed First Amendment protections when they carried torches and weapons.
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Torches, the lamp, and other light sources act as comforting little beacons in the frighteningly dark world of Below.
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And to see these young, aggrieved, white boys walking with their torches and screaming 'Jews will not replace us!
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They reportedly attacked counterprotesters by dousing them with pepper spray and lighter fluid and swinging lit torches at them.
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"WHERE have you come from?" asked one of the boys, as two figures with head-torches loomed before them.
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Now the torches beneath them and the rose in his head or we've brought them out of the world.
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People dressed as devils dance in the street under fire torches during the festival, Nit de Llufes on Dec.
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Video footage shows marchers carrying fascist banners, waving torches, brandishing sticks and shields, chanting "Jews will not replace us".
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We went off to a school where we met fellow runners and got our uniforms and our individual torches.
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There's a scene where these villagers are chasing after the monster with torches, and the flames were tinted yellow.
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Bearing torches and carrying Chinese flags alongside Italian tricolori, the protesters were implicitly demanding protection from their own compatriots.
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Even though they were surrounded and outnumbered by neo-Nazis with torches, they still stood up for what's right.
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Northam has linked Gillespie to white supremacists with mailers including Gillespie, Trump, and tiki torches evoking the Charlottesville protests.
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There's already a lot of power inside Minecraft (you can essentially program within the game using torches and dust).
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"Protestors armed with tiki torches and confederate flags take to the streets of South Park," a show summary revealed.
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A Y.P.G. soldier poured black oil from a plastic water bottle onto handmade torches, and distributed them to people.
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However as they approach the twilights of their careers, it's nearing the time to pass their respective torches on.
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The Boring-branded gadgets were an encore to the company's signature hats — and a little closer to blow torches.
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A mob of white men carrying torches and chanting racist slogans marches into a southern town and violence ensues.
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It began its second episode with an undertaker lighting torches fueled by decomposition gases in the bellies of corpses.
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CL sang the pseudo hip-hop song "The Baddest Female" and "I Am the Best," with torches and dancers.
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I think that this is similar to the torches, in that they're both efforts to intimidate and silence people.
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The Breitbart wing of the party is ready to relight their torches and take the establishment wing head on.
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He also defended the protest and contended that some of the individuals carrying torches did not have bad intentions.
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Six "new-age travelers" were arrested after storming Stonehenge with flaming torches in hand shortly before midnight last Tuesday.
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And for many, the images coming out of Charlottesville this past weekend — white men carrying Nazi flags alongside Confederate ones, marching with torches (albeit tiki torches), and chanting the Nazi slogan "blood and soil" — seemed to crystallize the threat or existence, depending on who you ask, of a white supremacist fascist state.
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In May, a nighttime protest that included prominent white nationalist Richard Spencer gathered around the statue bearing torches, reports Time.
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With the failure of the bill, Musk is cleared to ship the torches to recipients in California with no issues.
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Let's read aloud the complete story where mandatory minimums replaced the lynch mob and tiki torches replace the burning cross.
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But if you can picture those masses in your mind—pitchforks, torches, perhaps overalls—what do the elites look like?
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Shining our torches into the murk, an orange squid careening through the phosphorescence, we swam together into the cargo hold.
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I have never been more terrified in my life than when I saw those hundreds of torches marching through campus.
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Robert E. Lee, and one day after hundreds of white nationalists with tiki torches demonstrated at the University of Virginia.
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Members of the Ukraine nationalist movement carry torches during a rally marking Fatherland Defender Day in Kiev on Oct. 16.
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He promised that running water and power would soon return, but advised people nonetheless to buy torches and water tanks.
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"I cant [sic] guarantee you won't be met with torches, but something a lot more definitive," he wrote on Facebook.
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Members of the extreme-left anarchist group black bloc also turned up, lighting torches which billowed black plumes of smoke.
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When that club finally says "enough," he gets some lighter fluid and some matches and torches the whole damn thing.
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The 37-year-old was chosen to craft the peace flame torches for the European Youth Olympics opening on Feb.
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Florence Nightingale, then 29 and struggling to gain independence from her parents, recalled crawling into tombs illuminated by smoking torches.
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The Greek neo-fascist party Golden Dawn gathers each year at Thermopylae, lighting torches and chanting anti-immigrant nationalist slogans.
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" And actress Whoopi Goldberg's meaning-of-life metaphor was to "throw little torches out to lead people through the dark.
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When Sarah goes missing, riders seek her with flaming torches against a sky so indigo that it looks like paint.
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The stage was kept ablaze with tiki torches and plumes of pyro, and the Devil himself even made an appearance.
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Comedy Central had two very big decisions to make when deciding who to pass the Stewart and Colbert torches to.
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I think, for instance, of the costumed and armed racists with torches and Nazi flags in Charlottesville, Va., last month.
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Now the new Chosen One, Joe Hill torches his trailer and heads for the Big Time (Paris, in the film).
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The current Torches are almost all around 60 years old, and do not possess the figures of typical courtside performers.
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Tentatively inching forward, everyone shared the same darkness; in the glow of the little torches, everyone shared a color: blue.
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But so many torches all together in a public park next to a Confederate symbol is reminiscent of that approach.
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But in seconds the stadium was transformed into a giant temple, replete with torches, snakehead drummers and men on stilts.
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A brand of Tiki torches is denouncing the use of its products by white supremacists this past weekend in Charlottesville.
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Infrequently used tools like butane torches and spice grinders are kept in a Rubbermaid pull-down spice rack, about $19.
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But the multitudes with smartphones and torches who have packed Victoria Square in front of the government building know better.
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In the cafeteria, tables were laden with supplies – mountains of bottled water, energy drinks, chocolate, torches, toothbrushes and power banks.
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He was blind just as the invaders were stirring again, revving up their chainsaws and drying palm fronds for torches.
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There are few sights that awaken more primal fears in me than Nazis marching through a town square with torches.
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Photo: Brent RoseWhere the Nikon really torches the Sony, though, is in the electronic viewfinder (EVF) and the LCD touch panel.
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They call themselves the forces of tolerance, but they bear torches that have the stench of Smithfield rising from their flames.
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Flags used during the opening ceremony, official torches and match-used balls are on offer for sport fans to bid on.
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"The mob is out there, they are carrying their torches and they are going to burn down Frankenstein's castle," he says.
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They're on the road when they see people with torches heading their way and hide in the woods to avoid them.
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More evacuations have been ordered as a devastating wildfire torches an area in and around the Northern California city of Redding.
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VA Secretary David Shulkin torches the Trump administration on his way out; former French President Nicolas Sarkozy faces a corruption trial.
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Bustle insists that Loch doesn't name Abosalo directly, so fans shouldn't start celebrating (or lighting torches and brandishing pitchforks) just yet.
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Here, he heats a metal axe blade with torches and then press it into the innocent face of a Nokia 3310.
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The senator added his own caption that taunted the crowd for using citronella tiki torches while condemning the message of hate.
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There are videos of Mexicans deploying ladders, ramps, ropes, welding torches, and tunnels to get over, through, or under border fences.
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He torches it with a flamethrower because it's presumably a threat, but did he ever let the wolf speak for itself?
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It was only natural that I thought of these things as I watched Spencer's clan burning torches around our forefather Lee.
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Far-right organizers were told that they could not glorify Hess or the Nazi regime, or carry weapons, drums or torches.
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It's about a political gotcha from an unhinged, vindictive President who doesn't care whose life he torches in a bullying tweet.
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Lapin's technical mastery is like that of a juggler who can simultaneously toss balls, bowling pins, flaming torches, and a chainsaw.
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Instead, we follow flashing torches through pitch-black rooms and wait for this motley crew of idiots to be picked off.
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But white supremacists, not social justice warriors, were the ones marching with citronella-filled tiki torches in Charlottesville, Va. this weekend.
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In May, several dozen demonstrators, led by prominent white supremacist Richard Spencer, gathered at night by the Lee statue, wielding torches.
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Among other odious acts, these "Unite the Right" protesters marched with lighted torches on the campus of the University of Virginia.
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He leaps from rooftop to rooftop, and either employs or avoids all manner of weapons, including axes, crossbows, arrows, torches, and daggers.
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The dancers received an ovation from the 2,000-strong audience lit by the glow of torches and smartphones, the Adelaide Advertiser reports.
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The people from the community saw all the lights out there, the torches and lanterns that lit up the night to dawn.
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In September, members of Britain First began patrolling Dover's coastline with binoculars and torches, ready to intervene if they see any crossing.
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In the distance, through the palms, the tiki torches of Trader Sam's, the hotel's poolside lounge, were flickering into the black sky.
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The night before, hundreds of white supremacists carrying tiki torches marched on the University of Virginia in Charlottesville in a grim spectacle.
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The most expensive item to bid on at the moment is one of the sixteen torches used to carry the Olympic flame.
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"[This set] involved painting light behind the model using custom light brushes on torches and also using programmable Pixel Stick," notes Taylor.
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On Friday night, neo-Nazis turned out in Charlottesville, Virginia, with flaming torches to protest the removal of a Confederate statute i.
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Last night, many shots were lit by the torches and fires within the scene, as opposed to flood lights and giant LEDs.
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The university banned an extensive list of items, including torches, masks, weapons and athletic equipment that could be used as a weapon.
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Last August 11, white nationalists carried torches and chanted anti-Semitic slogans before clashing with counter-protesters at the University of Virginia.
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Defying the idea that there's no room for innovation in painting, McCloud uses such heavy-duty instruments such as torches and hammers.
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Torches, another prominent feature of the Charlottesville marches, are also forbidden, given the National Park Service's ban on fire in Lafayette Square.
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"We used powerful torches and the light painting tools Liteblades—no stands, no fixed lighting, all in motion by hand," Rochon says.
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Not to mention a couple thousand dollars will get you a prime rozin press (not a perfectly good hair straightener) and torches.
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"It will not change the camaraderie," said Sachs, who sponsors a night race in which the Cresta is lit by 300 torches.
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Gas bombs and blow torches were also found in the rented van the men used to mow down people on the bridge.
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Neo-Nazis carried torches and chanted "Jews will not replace us" as they marched through the University of Virginia campus on Friday.
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Roxane Gay Angry white men holding tiki torches and shouting their throats raw chanting "blood and soil," spittle hanging from their lips.
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In 2017, Ruby Montoya and Jessica Reznicek said they used torches to pierce steel valves in Iowa and delay the pipeline's completion.
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White supremacists marched through Charlottesville, Va., Friday night holding Tiki torches ahead of a planned rally in the city the next day.
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One school of thought says we should deny these extremists attention, as if attention were the oxygen that feeds their flaming torches.
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With his trusty whip, Simon can take care of them and find useful health-restoring hearts in the torches that line that walls.
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Others, he said, were worried that UVA students might have been among the throngs of neo-Nazis bearing torches and waving swastika flags.
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White Supremacist A-hole Richard Spencer and his mob, trying to terrify us with Tiki torches purchased from Bed Bath and Beyond. pic.twitter.
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"These are legit scary assholes, but they'd be scarier if they didn't use citronella tiki torches they bought from Lowes," one person tweeted.
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So, Jack, you&aposre the CEO and your company is now nothing more than an online supermarket for people selling torches and pitchforks.
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Some lit candles to remember those killed at the protest camp on June 3, while others lit the torches on their mobile phones.
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"Their tiki torches may be fueled by citronella but their ideas are fueled by hate, & have no place in civil society," Hatch wrote.
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The night sky was lit by tiki torches in the grips of young white supremacists marching on the University of Virginia in Charlottesville.
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In Norway, more than 400 people in the small town of Bryne held a parade and carried torches in remembrance of Ms. Ueland.
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It is permitted — indeed, required — to refuse alcohol to minors, or torches to someone who announces that he is about to commit arson.
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The demonstrators assembled on Saturday night, torches in hand, under the statue of Robert E. Lee that Charlottesville, Va., has decided to sell.
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Acts that once seemed implausible, absurd — media pronouncements full of hatred and lies; young men marching with flags and torches — become everyday occurrences.
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Torches have long been associated with the Ku Klux Klan, but those used in the past were far more likely to be homemade.
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Locals carry torches made out of grape skins as they take part in the El Vitor procession in Mayorga, Spain, on Sept. 27.
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Most, if not all, ended up running back into the campus as police shouted at them and flashed their torches rather than firing.
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Some of the hottest flames harnessed by human engineering burn blue, such as oxyacetylene torches, which are used to weld and cut metal.
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What you're saying about violence is blurry to me, because in Charlottesville the white-supremacist protestors were being violent and carrying guns and torches.
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A group of several hundred white nationalists marched down the University of Virginia campus, torches in hand, before clashing with counter-protesters Friday night.
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Now he torches a body in a parking lot and when the authorities find it, blood and hair in the trunk match Quinn Perkins.
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And that's why the California Professional Firefighters support Santiago's plan to ban the sale of Musk's torches in the state, according to Santiago's release.
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The Ghettoblasters were like torches being passed from the inhabitants of the flatbed truck world to the cheerleader squad in another urban fantasy space.
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It torches non-defense discretionary spending, ending dozens of federal programs, and boosts funding for the military— all while seeking balance within 2628 years.
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Saturday's rally followed a Friday night protest in which hundreds of white nationalists carrying torches marched through the campus of the University of Virginia.
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"If President Obama had said that about Fox or Breitbart or whatever, there would have been people with torches in the street," Tapper said.
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From Friday through Sunday, those 5 and younger can join drop-in workshops to design their own Olympic torches to carry in impromptu parades.
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Just when you're thinking that the day's bad luck has peaked with an emergency eye amputation, Redcoats emerge from the churchyard, carrying lit torches.
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The evening before the rally, the four men and dozens of others marched with lit torches on the grounds of the University of Virginia.
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At stake was a spot on the Timeless Torches, a dancing troupe tied to the New York Liberty of the Women's National Basketball Association.
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Many are now in simulated workplaces where they learn to work with stethoscopes, welding torches and drafting tables as well as more sophisticated technology.
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"Those white folks came with their torches and their rages," says Sabe, the matriarch whose mother was nearly burned to death as a child.
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The crowd of counterprotesters was marching against white supremacist groups that had converged on the college town carrying tiki torches and chanting racist slogans.
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No wonder their story ends as Roger sets something fragile on fire and Brianna vanishes amid the torches, darkness pressing down on every side.
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The god sits caressing a panther as some satyrs serve him wine, while others, with torches and clubs, drive the pirates into the sea.
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For those who don't want to invest in torches, these incense sticks are great for setting up a bug-free zone in your backyard.
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The first rally took place as a march through Charlottesville, and after dark protesters gathered in Lee Park carrying what appear to be tiki torches.
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Videos show the Boring Company's torches aren't ranged anywhere close to 10 feet, and can achieve a spray more like three to four feet, max.
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It was shocking to see those kids — they looked 20 and 30 years old — in button-down shirts, with Tiki torches, walking down the street.
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But that's not the only major cameo in the ad — at the end, one of Daenerys' dragons shows up and torches the King's jousting grounds.
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Hooded Catholic faithful representing Roman soldiers, known as "Farricocos," carry flaming torches during the annual Fogaréu Holy Week procession in Goiás, Brazil, on April 113.
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There were also two blow torches which Haydon thought could have been used to light the homemade bombs as part of a possible secondary attack.
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Rally-goers first descended on the city late Friday night, carrying torches in an attempt to protest the removal of a statue of Confederate Gen.
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With incredible speed and efficiency, they dig a line of trenches ahead of the approaching blaze, and then set their own counter-fires with torches.
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Edge of Extinction gives us the chance to see players who have had their torches snuffed too soon – and have to wrestle with the agony.
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There is certainly something extreme about the serried carcasses, blackened by blow torches to burn off the fur, the faces charred in a rictus grin.
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Last year, she participated in counter-protests of the "Unite the Right" rally, which was led by white nationalists marching with tiki torches in Charlottesville.
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"Yea put your hoods and your tiki torches away," she wrote, alluding to the white supremacist "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville earlier this month.
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Charlottesville was the site of a Ku Klux Klan rally in July and a demonstration by a group carrying torches led by Spencer in May.
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On Friday night, white supremacists bearing torches marched spookily through the University of Virginia campus in what looked like a Klan rally without the hoods.
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On Saturday night, a group carrying torches and led by prominent white nationalist Richard Spencer held a demonstration around the statue to protest its removal.
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In mid-May, a group carrying torches and led by prominent white nationalist Richard Spencer held a demonstration around the statue to protest its removal.
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So the temperature was already up when a white supremacist mob descended on Charlottesville late Friday, parading around the city with their store-bought torches.
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You'll end most fights by systematically punching apart all the plants, torches, or pottery in the area, which remains entertaining for a surprisingly long time.
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Clambering inside on ice-covered concrete, water dropping from the walls, the smashed ceiling lit by torches, it is easy to imagine the midnight attack.
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More than 1,000 protesters, armed with torches, flashlights and smartphones, shone lights on the sails of the Sydney Opera House in Australia on Tuesday night.
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The self-centered imp torches Jo's precious manuscript, which the would-be novelist has slaved over and intended to present to her war-veteran father.
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As the Mysteries took place at night, and the only light was cast from torches, the dramatic effect of ritual is not hard to imagine.
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The prom for the all-boys Catholic school, which has almost 1,700 students, featured costumed performers doing tricks with flaming torches and loud thumping drums.
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" If it had a male persona instead, he said, "people would have pitchforks and torches at the doors of ORBAI within the next eight months.
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The technical mastery of Annie Lapin's paintings is like that of a juggler who can simultaneously toss balls, bowling pins, flaming torches, and a chainsaw.
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The ones we sampled had crackling fires, private nooks for couples, flickering torches, hypnotic rocking chairs, private macramé cradles, bean bag chairs and fleece blankets.
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Those trying to flee via sewers took torches, rope, first aid kits and water and tried to use weak phone signals to track their progress.
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But it doesn't look like Heimbach will be marching alongside tiki torches and polo shirts in DC on the anniversary of "Unite the Right" this year.
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Presumably the "good people" were the ones merely brandishing torches, wearing the insignia of racist organizations, and corralling and menacing counter-protesters, rather than assaulting them.
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Give them a world where if they pulled up on a campus with torches lit and started throwing hands, the cops would punch their eyes out.
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"We take shovels, torches, hammers, picks and wire-cutters to make a hole in the fence," says Paul, one such miner in Kawama, near Glencore's operations.
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But the turnout was very small and the demonstration, staged under the cover of night and lit only by a handful of cheap torches, was brief.
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The anti-Park rallies have been mostly peaceful, but some protesters said their "candles will turn into torches" if the court refuses to uphold Park's impeachment.
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After all these years of far-right pundits calling for pitchforks and torches, an anti-Soros fire is now raging in conservative news and social media.
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While there was plenty to like — ahem, Cate Blanchett as Marvel's debut female villain — one glaring change had the internet pulling out the torches and pitchforks.
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Even Elvira, Mistress of the Dark almost meets her end in the titular 20183 film surrounded by ogling guys and angry villagers wielding long, hot torches.
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About five hundred extremists were marching toward the campus, carrying flaming tiki torches that they had been instructed to buy and bring with them to Charlottesville.
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He also led a group of supporters carrying torches in May in Charlottesville in a display that critics said evoked images of the Ku Klux Klan.
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But his influence in Washington may be short-lived if he torches her and the rest of the Democratic establishment before ending his campaign, Democrats say.
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The young men photographed clad in polos and khakis, carrying torches and yelling "Jews will not replace us!" are not minor actors in a political game.
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Around him, a few hundred supporters raised flaming torches and waved the Greek flag alongside the party's red-and-black flag featuring its swastika-like emblem.
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Around them people are moving, huddling, saying things, taking out their phones and shining torches, and then at the end of the pier the fireworks begin.
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It was barked by white nationalists as they marched, tiki torches in hand and Nazi regalia on display, down the streets of Charlottesville, Virginia, last month.
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The white nationalist demonstrations, highlighted by a march across campus by men carrying flaming torches and chanting anti-Semitic and racist slogans, prompted clashes with counterprotesters.
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I find myself thinking of the other torches that a white militia held up the night before at a neo-Nazi rally in my own country.
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Mr. Wiesel was to light one of six torches at the climactic ceremony, a torch dedicated to his father's memory, and to say a few words.
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It wasn't possible to twirl lit torches inside the party room, so Ms. McCabe had fashioned the next best thing: a handmade light-up Yang sign.
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In Assam and Tripura, angry protesters marched through major cities Wednesday night and Thursday, holding flaming torches and setting alight car tires and piles of cardboard.
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"I don't think carrying torches through a town on a Saturday night is an attempt to engage in discourse; that's a show of force," he said.
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While calling these white men holding tiki torches and flags with literal swastikas on them "pathetic cowards" may be name-calling — what else would you call them?
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Even with precautions like trimming trees or more drastic measures like deliberate blackouts, it's only a matter of time before yet another major inferno torches the state.
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Now there's a country where white supremacists now unabashedly march about the streets with tiki torches, when they used to hide in basements and hood their faces.
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Northam's campaign came under fire after a Democratic mailer showing Gillespie and Trump, along with a photo of white nationalists carrying torches in another Charlottesville-like scene.
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Then, he freed her, and they moved across a stage surrounded by torches as the dramatic "Game of Thrones Theme" by Ramin Djawadi played in the background.
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Finally, the Mother simply torches the place – you know, kind of like how Mother Earth keeps responding to our environmental sins by burning up hotter and hotter.
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Last night, as white supremacists with torches gathered at the University of Virginia and surrounded a group of students protesting them, it was clear tensions were rising.
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It can crack jokes and stage breathtaking action scenes and imagine narrative twists, with no purists coming after them with lit torches crying foul (except bonobo purists).
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The decorations, which included an enormous statue of Kong, went ablaze while some dancers were performing with torches on a stage set up near the theater entrance.
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Protesters staged marches in a dozen Hungarian towns and cities on Wednesday, though the rally in Miskolc where people carried torches and chanted slogans was the largest.
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He also led a group of supporters carrying torches in May in Charlottesville, Virginia, in a display that critics said evoked images of the Ku Klux Klan.
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White nationalist groups descended on Charlottesville on Friday night, with dozens carrying Tiki torches and chanting racist slogans marching, and then surrounding a statue of Thomas Jefferson.
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HAPPENING NOW: Around 2000 protesters gathered at the Sydney Opera House have successfully blocked out the promotional logos displayed, by shining heavy-duty torches upon the arches.
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Masses of dancers stormed across the stage, half obscured by the smoke from their torches, creating what the ballet-makers believed was an image of the future.
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Members of the public posted images on social media, which showed the tube network in the darkness and people having to use their mobile phones as torches.
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It barely fits because of all the crap Adam has in here: old strollers, high chairs, bouncy seats, mattresses,bureaus, skis, skateboards, beach chairs, tiki torches, foosball.
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" The Timeless Torches make roughly 10 appearances a year at Liberty games and at other sports events, and have been featured on the NBC comedy "30 Rock.
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Television footage early on Monday showed fire and rescue personnel using torches to search the outside of the shopping centre, a small two-storey building, in darkness.
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For one seminal project, sixteen years ago, he travelled to Bangladesh to shoot decommissioned oil tankers that were being ripped apart by barefoot men with cutting torches.
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In mid-September pro-democracy marchers hiked up a local peak, Lion Rock, creating a chain of lights with smartphones, torches and laser pointers as dusk fell.
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Neo-Nazi, alt-right, and white supremacist protesters with torches encircle counterprotesters at a Thomas Jefferson statue on the University of Virginia campus in Charlottesville, Virginia, Aug.
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Underwater cycling torches up to 800 calories an hour, thanks to sped-up blood circulation and fat burn from the water's support and pressure, according to AQUA's site.
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And both won and now find themselves dogged by their past association, as the alt-right trades in its fashionable haircuts for honest-to-god torches and swastikas.
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And ancient history — where the record is fragmented and riddled with unknown unknowns — is a pictorial parade lit more by flickering torches than by a steady, burning light.
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We are also just past the two year anniversary of when Neo-Nazis gathered by the hundreds in Charlottesville, wielding torches and chanting "Jews will not replace us".
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Speaking before adoring crowds, he lambasts the "crooked" Clintons, calls out the "liberal" media and torches the elites of his own party, such as House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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Ford embraces his skills at manipulation and coercion to get a confession from a killer, but in the process, torches his friendships, and the work of his team.
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Since the not-a-flamethrowers are technically torches that don't actually throw balls of fire they are mostly allowed, but they still produce flames of real, hot heat.
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Charlottesville, Virginia (CNN)The images of white nationalists marching across the campus of the University of Virginia, carrying torches and chanting racist slogans, scared Shanice Theodore at first.
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Torches and tragedy When they look back on the 1303 days that just passed, historians may first seize upon August 11, the day white nationalists stormed Charlottesville, Virginia.
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When it comes to bugs, torches dipped in citronella fuel might keep your patio marginally pest free, but at the expense of warming yourself near, well, a fire.
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When they came to Hell Hall to confront the supposed murderer and burn down his farm house, a "terrific thunderstorm" came out of nowhere and extinguished their torches.
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When white supremacists gathered at the Robert E. Lee statue in Charlottesville, armed with their tiki torches and shouting "Russia is our friend," we should have believed them.
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The chant took on a particularly urgent tone in Charlottesville, Virginia, in early August, as armed white supremacists waving torches and wearing body armor marched and assaulted residents.
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The impromptu town hall lasted more than four hours as residents criticized the city's planning and response to the rally, which included neo-Nazis carrying torches and weapons.
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The Boring Co., his other other business which plans to build tunnels under cities to move more cars around, sold $20 million dollars worth of flamethrowers roofing torches.
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She remembered that when the attacks started, she saw men with torches storming into the family's backyard and her mother acting to protect her and her three siblings.
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Usually, before the raki, the women ride home again, in darkness, carrying burning torches, scorching the low trees, leaving the young men to their longing and their headaches.
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Five closed drip torches - a fuel canister with a handle that firefighters use - is enough safe distance, tweeted a Michigan organization that promotes using fire for ecological management.
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Last month, many of them marched through Charlottesville, Va., wielding torches, and a woman was killed the next day when a car plowed into a crowd of counterprotesters.
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The University of Virginia will remove two plaques honoring Confederate soldiers and ban open flames on campus after white supremacists marched on the campus with torches last month.
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Among the items on display will be a collection of Olympic torches from several of the recent games, and one side of the scoreboard from Herb Brooks Arena.
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In addressing the attack, Trump cast white supremacists and neo-Nazis carrying torches onto the University of Virginia campus as morally equivalent to counter-protesters advocating racial equality.
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Later that evening, a crowd of white supremacists marched with torches through the University of Virginia campus in Charlottesville ahead of a white supremacist rally the next day.
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Consumer goods now freed from tariffs include retractable dog leashes and harnesses, Christmas lights, bicycles, tiki torches, certain grill equipment and a variety of refrigerators, freezers and coolers.
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In a summer already tied for hottest El Niño on record, with invaders pressing against the Shield with their chainsaws and torches, he was undermanned and behind schedule.
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" Bill tries to coach her on showing more vulnerability and torches her by saying, "When I ran, I won," to which Hillary responds, "Oh, going there, are we?
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We find out unknown individuals tied Becky to a boulder at Divinity Rock, filled the space with torches, and poured a shadowdy mass of red smoke into her chest.
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Headlines run across the screen about hate crimes spiking, and we see Tiki torches, hear chants of "Jews will not replace us" and witness straight-out murder in Charlottesville.
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To her, the torches and the chanting were a reminder that her university offered only a temporary reprieve from the harsh realities she and her classmates faced off campus.
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And the mad, egomaniacal Nero, who had his own mother killed, kicked his pregnant wife to death and smeared Christians with pitch and set them alight as human torches.
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Tiki torches in hand, white nationalists once again returned to Charlottesville, Virginia, Saturday night in what appeared to have been a harried rally, conducted under the cover of night.
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And if people are upset about tech billionaires squandering money, why on earth aren't they up in arms, in mobs with pitchforks and torches, enraged by the financial industry?
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It took a few explosions to solve the riddle, a few shattered boulders and breezy pathways before The Way In presented itself between a couple of gloom-splitting torches.
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The 21-year-old hate monger plowed into the protesters as they rallied in response to the white supremacists who had marched through Charlottesville with torches the previous night.
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Ahead of Saturday's planned rally, tensions roiled Friday night as white nationalists -- some holding what appeared to be backyard tiki-style torches -- marched onto the University of Virginia's campus.
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Protesters pointed their torches and flashlights at the sails, where horse numbers, colours and a logo for The Everest would be projected, in an attempt to wash it out.
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Miller cures them in salt and sugar, torches them until they curl up, then fits each around a mound of rice seasoned with vinegar made from aged sake solids.
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It started Friday evening when neo-Nazis marched through the University of Virginia campus carrying torches, sparking violent confrontations with hundreds of people who came to protest their event.
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And when a horde of white supremacists overran Charlottesville with their tiki torches and Confederate flags, the left was at the front lines, defending everyone else's right to freedom.
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Not only did protestors march with Nazi flags and tiki torches, but a 20-year-old allegedly drove his car into a crowd, killing one and injuring many others.
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Hundreds of white nationalists descended upon the University of Virginia Friday night, moving across the campus grounds with Tiki torches and chants before surrounding a statue of Thomas Jefferson.
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Two women have been charged by the Justice Department with attempting to damage the controversial Dakota Access pipeline in Iowa after attacking the oil pipeline with torches in 2017.
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In Assam, where the citizenship program began last summer, thousands of people have marched in the streets, hoisting placards and torches and shouting out their opposition to the bill.
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It matters that 11 million Americans have a worldview similar to the alt-right's, and not because all of them will be marching with tiki torches on Sunday evening.
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We spent most of our time fighting the Biscuit Fire using a method called "burning," using drip torches to burn fuels along old logging roads and new dozer lines.
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As I approached, slowly and quietly, the shroud of night parted to reveal the source of the flames: A group of men in white robes and hoods, all carrying torches.
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Last night a gathering of several hundred white supremacists with tiki torches illegally assembled on the grounds of the University of Virginia, surrounding and getting in fights with counter-protesters.
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Last year's explosive "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville began with people marching with tiki torches and chanting Nazi slogans, and devolved into violence the next day, leaving dozens injured.
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" But Charlottesville elevated the most abhorrent of free speech: UVA's campus last weekend flickered with torches, and echoed with chants of "Jews will not replace us" and "White lives matter.
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Wednesday night's vigil created the image of UVA's campus shining in opposition to hate, directly opposing images of Friday night's rally that showed white nationalists marching with lit tiki torches.
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"The evolution of hate," wrote Insecure star Yvonne Orji, who shared images of white supremacists over the years, including those who wielded torches at the University of Virginia last night.
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It isn't just the potshots at me that I'm avoiding at times like this; it's the way a negative review can bring out the torches and pitchforks on both sides.
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Thousands gather with candles to march along the path that white supremacists took the prior Friday with torches on the University of Virginia campus in Charlottesville, Virginia, on Aug. 16.
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One Rwandan woman who is picking up her first solar lamp at a distribution point in Nzaratsi says that she has hitherto used simple torches—just batteries wired to LEDs.
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I have now taught Keckley's autobiography to students many times; I first discussed it in a seminar room just yards from where the men with torches stood on Friday night.
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The same park was the site of a May demonstration in which a group carried torches led by white nationalist Richard Spencer around the Lee statue to protest its removal.
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Despite an obvious win over the Lannisters, Dany hears the bells of surrender, and rather than offer mercy, she goes off her rocker and torches everything in sight, children included.
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The Boring Company famously sold $10 million worth of "flamethrowers," which appear to be modified roofing torches, to fans and followers of the company and Elon Musk earlier this year.
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Boston attorney Josiah Quincy reported that a gang lit torches and burned the houses of two "gentlemen of distinction" who "were accessories to the present [burdens]" of the Stamp Act.
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Make no mistake: "Liberal" and "left" are now said in the same breath as "corrupt establishment," and those with torches and pitchforks are nativists, populists and nationalists of every stripe.
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The young men who paraded through a Virginia town with tiki torches and finely pressed khakis were products of white supremacy: white nationalists, alt-right, Nazis, Klansman and the like.
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That evening, tiki torches were lit along the Fairmont's pathways, and ukulele music swelled from the hotel restaurant, mingling with the sound of waterfalls and the whisper of palm fronds.
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The multilevel roof terrace, which can be lighted at night with flaming torches, includes an outdoor kitchen, a firepit, a bar, a jetted tub, a dragon fountain and a greenhouse.
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POLICE, Poland — At an isolated shipyard on Poland's Baltic coast, men in coveralls used welding torches under a cold drizzle, forging an oil tanker for a customer in the Netherlands.
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Using jackhammers, ladders and blow torches, military special forces and CBP special units spent weeks trying to go under, over and through the walls to test their strengths and weaknesses.
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It may be more difficult to call out those who ought to be our friends and political allies, but alas for the Jews, not all anti-Semites carry tiki torches.
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We live in a country in which white supremacists march with torches, in which the president mocks the disabled, advocates violence and calls the press the enemy of the people.
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When you bring back a series like that, does it give you the license to reinvent certain things, or is that something that the fans would have torches out about?
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And TIKI Brand, the company that manufactures the torches that were carried by some of the white nationalists on Friday night, slammed the use of its product at the rally.
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We learned about the traditional uses of prescribed fires—they aid the acorn and huckleberry harvests—but we also worked with modern tools like drip torches and atmospheric weather instruments.
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Officials are trying to avoid a repeat of the deadly clash in Charlottesville in 2000, and as a result, guns, torches and baseball bats are banned from the rally. 2192.
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And in America, we have crossed the threshold of reasonable and rational debate about historical figures and images, and moved directly into the age of pitchforks, torches, and unrestrained hysteria.
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On Friday, some of America's most racist trolls hatched from their egg avatars to wave Home Depot tiki torches and chant their fave Nazi, KKK, and white supremacist slogans in Charlottesville.
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Survival boxes, filled with food, water and torches, had been dropped down the shaft on Friday, but by Saturday it was wide enough for rescuers to be lowered into the cave.
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While the spot is small, with limited seating outside and a handful of booths inside, it nails the ambiance with small torches, a quirky playlist, and bowls (yes, bowls) of liquor.
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The final speaker Saturday evening is Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke, a prominent Trump backer who declared it was "pitchfork and torches time in America" at a campaign rally in October.
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"I really think the pitchforks and torches are coming for us in tech," mused a member of Business Insider's "Silicon Valley 100" to me over dinner a couple of months ago.
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Several students said they were angry that the police response was far larger this year compared with last year, when people carrying tiki torches the white nationalist rally went mostly unchecked.
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Some old-fashioned racism is indeed in evidence: when people show up with burning torches to protest against the removal of Confederate memorials, it is hard to call it anything else.
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If the white supremacists were marching with torches and making obnoxious statements and nasty things and they had just done that and gone home, how much violence would there have been?
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Bras with insufficient support, running packs chafing our breasts, hats and head-torches slipping down over our eyes are all irritants that disfigure our pleasure and discourage women from taking part.
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Is it a rebuke of hateful people who march with tiki torches, take children away from their parents, or marginalize entire groups of people and seek to divide us with hate?
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For the uninitiated, there's a chip made with the Carolina Reaper pepper that apparently torches your nervous system—a la Homer Simpson in the desert with a Johnny Cash-sounding coyote.
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In Charlottesville on Friday night, marchers chanting various white nationalist slogans carried tiki torches, known primarily for their South Pacific ambiance and for their contemporary use of keeping mosquitoes at bay.
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In the '90s, Ben ruins the purity of her passion by trying to kiss her, and then Jack totally torches the gig, and then calls her the 40-year-old woman.
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As noted by The Wall Street Journal's Heard on the Street column, Tesla torches 50 cents for every dollar in sales, while SolarCity burns nearly $123 for every dollar in sales.
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"The majority of brides and grooms committed to getting married in Puerto Rico are just asking for more citronella tiki torches and putting bug sprays in the welcome bags," she said.
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Actress and vocal Trump critic Rosie O'Donnell was among the first to react, firing off a tweet referencing the tiki torches wielded by white supremacist groups at their rally in Charlottesville.
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The tower, the centerpiece of the fair designed by the San Francisco architect John Galen Howard, was an assemblage of obelisks and torches, its shaft crowned by a gilded metal angel.
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Stephanie Monseau, who was a founder of the groundbreaking Bindlestiff Family Cirkus and works under the sobriquet Ringmistress Philomena, says she barely even bothers performing with torches in the city anymore.
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The Wide Awakes threw wild parties and donned unmistakable uniforms: glimmering jet-black robes, long flowing capes, top hats, and 6-foot torches often emblazoned with their logo, an open eyeball.
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Intrigued by Kubrick's exacting and innovative methods — for example, shooting "Barry Lyndon" as much as possible with candles, torches and sunlight — Mr. Vitali set off to study the craft of moviemaking.
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But instead of torches and racist chants, the students — a university spokesman said the crowd was estimated to be in the thousands — on Wednesday carried candles and sang songs of peace.
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The decision comes after white supremacist groups converged on the college town in August, carrying tiki torches and Confederate flags, while chanting "Jews will not replace us" and other racist slogans.
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We drove through the gate, made a left turn, and a few houses down, we saw more than a dozen robed people in conical hoods walking around a bonfire with torches.
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"I'd like to pay no taxes, but I'd like to live in a civilized world where people aren't coming with torches and rakes trying to, you know, kill each other," said Blankfein.
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Contractors completed eight prototypes of President Donald Trump's proposed border wall with Mexico, triggering a period of rigorous testing to determine if they can repel sledgehammers, torches, pickaxes, and battery-operated tools.
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Wind gusts pushed the fire through forests like blow torches, leaving firefighters with little opportunity to stop or slow down the walls of flames tromping across wild lands and across highways overnight.
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The secondary market in torches comes at a time when Olympic frenzy, despite an ongoing recession in Brazil, is leading to all sorts of other efforts to get in on Olympic marketing.
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But the only place that seemed to have any consistent light was the crypt, where women, children, Varys and Tyrion Lannister waited the battle out, bathed in the warm glow of torches.
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But the rhetoric and imagery of Charlottesville, in which the tropes of the Ku Klux Klan — including the burning torches of Friday's protest — and the trappings of Nazism collide, is particularly unsettling.
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But the chants about "blood and soil", the flaming torches, the Nazi salutes, the thuggery and violence turned on objectors—the whole furious display of armed ethno-nationalism—are nonetheless chillingly evocative.
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The Joneses, she alleges, repeatedly abused Adrian, making him stand outside in a pool of stagnant water overnight and making him hold tiki torches over his head for long periods of time.
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From his endorsement of Bannon, support for the Klansman, tiki torches in hand for the solider that's black and comes home from Iraq and is still told to go back to Africa.
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The event involved the burning of a human sacrifice and culminated in runners carrying torches lit by the fire back down the mountain to relight hearths in temples and in every home.
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But Utley responded Saturday with two home runs, including a grand slam off Hansel Robles, prompting Mets fans to all but run to the hardware store in search of pitchforks and torches.
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The fatal crash came a day after white supremacists already in town for the "Unite the Right" rally scheduled for Saturday marched through Charlottesville with torches, clashing with outnumbered left-wing activists.
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In a provision that may be aimed at Antifa as well as Antifa's opponents, the police are banning torches, masks and anything that can be used as a weapon at the speech.
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There is an accumulated sense of comfort and acceptance that has persisted even with a president whose winks have emboldened thousands of internet trolls and hundreds of white men bearing tiki torches.
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They were designed to United States Customs and Border Protection specifications, built to withstand a 30-minute assault from sledgehammers to acetylene torches, and to be difficult to scale or tunnel beneath.
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It is to be his first campus event since he and other members of the alt-right marched through the University of Virginia in August, wielding torches and shouting Nazi-era slogans.
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The revelry in the garden had a psychedelic "Apocalypse Now" theme, with partygoers dancing to Jimi Hendrix's "Voodoo Chile" among bamboo stalks and tiki torches illuminating a tall shrinelike stone from Bali.
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The invaders brazenly used blow torches to cut through Spain's border fence before storming the town and reportedly attacking Spanish police with electric saws and bottles filled with excrement and burning quicklime.
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The final fight against Thanos involved time-travel and plenty of emotional character momentsas the deaths of major characters were mourned, and torches were passed on to the next generation of Avengers.
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White nationalist groups descended on the college town over the weekend, with dozens carrying torches, Confederate flags and chanting racist slogans as they protested the removal of a statue of Confederate Gen.
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From there, the world was divided into two teams: one where all of America took out their torches to burn Phi Phi at the stake…and then me on a team alone.
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Like the use of SPQR or the appropriation of torches, all of these adopted symbols may look like harmless references to the past, but this particular iconography is historically tied to violence.
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Friday night, the night before the planned rally was scheduled to begin, a group of about 100 white nationalists marched on the University of Virginia carrying tiki torches and chanting Nazi slogans.
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And all that is to say nothing of the psychological damage done to the Charlottesville community after seeing hundreds of racists carrying torches through their community, a kind of modern day Klan rally.
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You see propaganda to this effect in cesspools like the Daily Stormer and 8chan; it's the reason the Charlottesville white nationalists chanted "Jews will not replace us!" as they marched with tiki torches.
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Neo-Nazi, alt-right, and white supremacist protesters encircle counterprotesters at the base of a statue of Thomas Jefferson after marching through the University of Virginia campus with torches in Charlottesville on Aug.
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Chanting "White lives matter!" and "Jews will not replace us!" several hundred white nationalists and white supremacists carrying torches marched in a parade through the University of Virginia campus in Charlottesville on Aug.
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Here was this portal, flanked by flickering torches and tikis, and you walked through it, and suddenly it was this completely different world, this highly immersive environment that smelled like gardenias and rum.
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Over the weekend, the world watched as neo-Nazis terrorized Charlottesville, Virginia, carrying lit torches and preaching hatred and violence so despicable, the state's governor had to call for a state of emergency.
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But others are devilishly complicated, like a puzzle where I had to carefully goad a Piranha Plant into chucking fireballs at me, then dodge so it would light a pair of torches instead.
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Desperate to source alternative supplies, dozens of men worked during the night, using wooden poles to dig deep holes to find water, using torches to light their task, photos supplied to Reuters showed.
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Signer called the racist demonstrators, marching with tiki torches in hand, a "visible display of intimidation" and said he expected an aggressive case to be made against the man behind the deadly attack.
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Images of swaying cell phone torches lighting up the hardscrabble city's Nour Square as a rotating set of DJs mix nationalistic tunes have become iconic since Lebanon's protests kicked off on Oct. 17.
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Only a month earlier, thousands of East Germans had marched with torches through the streets of East Berlin in a grand show of fealty on the 40th anniversary of the East German state.
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That weekend I sat in a church Friday night and saw the fear on hundreds of peoples' faces as we sat trapped inside a church while white supremacists walked outside with tiki torches.
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Solar firms such as Azuri not only offer solar panels but also accessories to make the most of that power, such as efficient LED lights, televisions, torches, phone chargers and radios, Shah said.
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On the other side, with Mr. Trump questioning the fairness of the election, and one Milwaukee sheriff calling for "pitchforks and torches," some fear that the aftermath of the election could bring violence.
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It's set to be Spencer's first major campus speech since leading hundreds of white supremacists holding flaming tiki torches and chanting "Jews will not replace us!" through the University of Virginia in August.
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After a group of white supremacists turned out in Virginia, met by scores of anti-racism protesters, questions like "Where are they coming from?" seemed primarily reserved for the young men waving torches.
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And through it all, she built a name for herself as an artist, first as a painter and then as a sculptor who bends and torches sheet metal into raw and imposing works.
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In Wisconsin, David A. Clarke Jr., the sheriff of Milwaukee County, posted on Twitter on Saturday that it was "pitchforks and torches time," along with a photograph of an angry mob wielding weapons.
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Those poetic torches first flared in the 1960s, glowed brightest in the '70s, and began to fade in the '80s, but there is invaluable prose almost to the end of Rich's writing life.
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White nationalists and neo-Nazis flooded Charlottesville, marching through the University of Virginia's campus with torches, to protest the city's plan to remove a statute of the Confederacy's top general, Robert E. Lee.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Thousands of people gathered on the University of Virginia campus here Wednesday night in the glow of candlelight, striking a peaceful contrast to the torches wielded by white supremacists on Friday.
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He was featured in a Vice documentary that showed him and dozens of others marching with torches and chanting "Jews will not replace us" and "White lives matter," along with other racist slogans.
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"The idea of cutting each other down somehow hurting us in the general election, whichever campaign did that would get a lot of pushback, pitchforks and torches from the voters," Ms. Gibson said.
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The infamous days spent parading through busy streets lit by gaslight torches, wearing masks to remain anonymous, decorating floats for months, and of course, lots of throws doesn't show any signs of stopping.
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Chris Christie returned home last month to the comfort of his power base in Trenton, only to find old statehouse allies brandishing pitchforks and torches, not the legislative favors he had hoped for.
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And while people on Twitter are rightfully condemning the hate rally (and making fun of its obviously mass-purchased tiki torches) they're also applauding the brave student counter-protesters who stood their ground.
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The authorities in China are in a desperate juggling act, trying to keep a growing number of rotting oranges, porcelain plates, burning torches, and explosives in the air all at the same time.
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Signal has been around since the Civil War and has long been responsible for military communications—flags and torches back in the day, radios and cables and mesh networks in the more recent past.
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In addition, The Times notes the nearly 1,000 authorities present also banned the extremists from using the Hitler salute, openly praising Hess and the Nazis as a whole, and carrying torches of any kind.
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He is Alex James Fields Jr. and is a resident of Maumee, OH. The white nationalist rally began with a procession of white supremacists carrying torches on Friday night through the University of Virginia.
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I believe that these smaller lies — about the couch, the time of day, the radio station — are like small torches held up to the broader exposure of the larger lies: the drinking, the cheating.
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"Then he drove me out to our farmhouse and there it was set up as you see in the pictures with the chair and the blanket and the little torches and stuff," says Robertson.
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What's Inside cut open one of the torches built for this year's Rio Olympics, but it took them the better part of a full day, three different saws, and quite a few tripped fuses.
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With this installed, players create elements and combine them into compounds, build a periodic table and combine materials using chemistry to create new items like helium balloons, sparklers, latex, and underwater torches, Microsoft says.
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Trump also urged the media not to make broad characterizations about those who attended an extreme right demonstration, in which marchers held torches, carried flags with swastikas and chanted racist and anti-Semitic slogans.
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Throughout the weekend, starting with the assaults with torches on Friday night, the very words that were being spoken by the white supremacists who were there indicated their conduct was motivated by racial animus.
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The opposition grabbed their torches and pitchforks—which, in this case, took the form of successful petitions, vengeful Facebook groups, an angry blog, and the creation of civilian committees that support producers during inspections.
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Well, now she's trying soccer ... and from the looks of the video her dad posted to Instagram just now ... the domination shall continue ... you gotta watch as she torches the whole team and scores.
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For Ligon, encountering Lite Brite, where artisans working for clients like Bergdorf Goodman use blow torches to bend glass tubing, which they then fill with gas and connect to an electrical charge, was kismet.
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At a news conference earlier in the day, Trump defended the protest that led to the violence and contended that some of the individuals carrying torches at the rally did not have bad intentions.
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Political and Social Thought, '18 This weekend I sat at home in Northern Virginia, paralyzed, watching on television as white supremacists marched with torches outside the room I will be living in this year.
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Since white nationalists marched Friday in Charlottesville, Va., the quiet college town has seen a nighttime brawl lit up by torches and smartphones, and worse violence that left one person dead and dozens injured.
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"Then he drove me out to our farmhouse and there it was set up as you see in the pictures with the chair and the blanket and the little torches and stuff," said Robertson.
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"You're seeing anti-Semitism in these crazy tweets I'm getting and you're seeing a display of torches at night, which is reminiscent of the KKK," Signer, who is Jewish, said in a phone interview.
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The night before, white supremacists had marched on the University of Virginia's campus, chanting "Jew will not replace us" and carrying torches in a sinister echo of the Ku Klux Klan at its height.
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Several Code Pink women — myself included — were dressed as Lady Liberty, donning togas, crowns, and plastic torches to remind those in attendance that our civil liberties were endangered if Sessions were to be confirmed.
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In August, after a woman was killed by a white supremacist at a rally in Charlottesville, the president responded by pointing out that there were some "very fine people" carrying torches and protesting minorities.
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President Donald Trump on Saturday condemned violence that took place in Charlottesville, Virginia, where thousands of neo-Nazis, Ku Klux Klan members, and other pieces of human trash gathered brandishing guns, torches, and Confederate flags.
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According to the New York Times, several hundred men and women descended at the location carrying torches with chants of "You will not replace us," and "Jew will not replace us," among other divisive slogans.
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A crowd of dozens, tiki torches in hand, chanted "You will not replace us" as they stood in Emancipation Park where a statue of Robert E. Lee stands, waiting to be removed by the city.
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DeRozan torches 76ers with 45 points in Raptors' win PHILADELPHIA — Toronto Raptors guard DeMar DeRozan, one of the NBA's most dynamic scorers, never appears to be in a hurry as he moves about the court.
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PRIDE nostalgia is Rizin's whole trip and it brought back the memories in force when the second day's broadcast opened on a darkened Saitama Super Arena, a quartet of torches lit on the entrance ramp.
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He also urged the media not to make broad characterizations about those who attended an extreme right demonstration, in which marchers held torches and carried flags with swastikas and chanted racist and anti-Semitic slogans.
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The world saw a very different Charlottesville last weekend, a place overrun by a mob of white men screaming, "You will not replace us," and "Jews will not replace us," torches illuminating their contorted faces.
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Furthermore, if what the far right has called its "largest rally in decades" amounted to no more than several hundred people with tiki torches winding their way through downtown Charlottesville, they are not doing well.
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The tiki torches are easy to spot, but more subtle and seductive forms of supremacy — embedded in the pop many Americans consume without question — must be dissected by people fluent in the aesthetics of manipulation.
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The violence happened to peak the summer weekend my brother got married: a jubilant interracial wedding punctuated by news alerts about tiki torches and a white nationalist ramming a woman to death with his car.
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Heather Heyer was killed in an action meant to express the violent intent and threat of the messengers walking the streets of Charlottesville with lit tiki torches in hand — much like lynchings across our history.
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While the Warsaw demonstrators paraded with burning torches, Mr. Kaczynski gave a speech in Krakow expressing a new twist on this familiar narrative: The Poles' mission now is to save a "sick Europe" from itself.
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Film Club The Timeless Torches, a dance squad for the W.N.B.A.'s Liberty, lets those over 40 — many in their 603s — shake their booty on center court, breaking the tradition of the typical halftime act.
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It was there on August of 2017 we saw Klansmen and white supremacists and neo-Nazis come out in the open, their crazed faces illuminated by torches, veins bulging, and bearing the fangs of racism.
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A performance here may start on a traditional stage or outdoors, on a terrace that lets dancers overflow across the nearby stream, wandering among torches and foliage, or splashing in a pool fed by a waterfall.
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The Charlottesville protests began one Friday night in August when a group descended upon the Virginia college town — flaming torches in hand, chanting racist and anti-Semitic language — to rally against the removal of Confederate monuments.
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Memories of the deadly and violent events in August in Charlottesville, Virginia, where Spencer led white supremacists carrying torches in a march chanting phrases such as "Jews will not replace us," had local authorities on edge.
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Daily Stormer, run by neo-Nazi troll Andrew Anglin, was forced underground by its website hosts in the wake of the violent protests last August in Charlottesville, Virginia, where marchers carried torches and chanted Nazi slogans.
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Their discovery follows an incident in July when royal bodyguards had to escort keen young players away from Solliden, the royal family's summer residence, after a security team detected them prowling around the grounds with torches.
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Neo Nazis, Alt-Right, and White Supremacists encircle and chant at protesters at the base of a statue of Thomas Jefferson after marching through the University of Virginia campus with torches in Charlottesville on Aug. 11.
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The windows wrap around the entire building, which will let you see the Hudson and some green lady called the "Statue of the Liberty," a French girl who loves holding up torches and welcoming huddled masses.
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Another evening, after a rehearsal for a coming show, Alexandra Furillo was in the backyard spinning fire, tracing circular and crisscrossing streaks of light with two torches that whooshed loudly as they cut through the air.
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Mr. Fields was among hundreds of white supremacists who swarmed Charlottesville in August 2017 for the rally, in which they shouted anti-Semitic phrases, marched with tiki torches and attacked a racially diverse group of counterprotesters.
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There appeared to be many reasons for the poor showing from a movement that just a year ago turned out hundreds of adherents who boldly marched unmasked in Charlottesville, chanting anti-Semitic slogans and bearing torches.
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The city had been bracing for a sea of demonstrators, and on Friday night, hundreds of them, carrying lit torches, marched on the picturesque grounds of the University of Virginia, founded in 1819 by Thomas Jefferson.
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The coming political turmoil was not lost on the show's predominantly Jewish creators, who wrote jokes that winkingly alluded to the Brown Shirts, the Nazi storm troopers, even as they carried torches down the street nearby.
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A master of the Italianate style, Thomas designed symmetrical rows of arched windows separated by fluted columns and topped by decorative elements such as cornices and torches that the new technology of iron casting made possible.
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By wielding torches in a protest staged by night, the demonstrators nodded to Nazi rallies held during the 1930s at Nuremberg, where the open flame was revered as a mystical means of purifying the Aryan spirit.
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He also claimed that some of the people participating in the white supremacist rally — which featured swastikas, torches and chants of "Jews will not replace us" — were only against the removal of a statue of Lee.
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"This event involving torches at night in Lee Park was either profoundly ignorant or was designed to instill fear in our minority populations in a way that hearkens back to the days of the KKK," said Signer.
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Packages filled with water, food, medicine and torches were dropped down a shaft in the mountainside of a Thailand cave in hopes of reaching 12 boys and their soccer coach who went missing nearly a week ago.
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As neo-Nazis and white supremacists march with tiki torches through college towns yelling things like "blood and soil" and "Jews will not replace us," it's clear that the hatred Hollywood downplayed is still very much alive.
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Days later, the president said, "You had people that were very fine people on both sides" — of a Friday night march that featured white men chanting things like "Jews will not replace us" while carrying tiki torches.
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My friend and I arrived on campus on Friday night and were met with hundreds of white nationalists — of course, 99% white men — carrying torches through what is known as the lawn, the main quad of campus.
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I'm certainly not trying to ruin anyone's day or anything like that, but it's something that these people should look in the mirror and consider before they grab their Tiki torches and Game of Thrones cosplay shields.
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Adrian's grandmother, Judy Conway, told PEOPLE that the Joneses repeatedly abused Adrian, making him stand outside in a pool of stagnant water overnight and making him hold tiki torches over his head for long periods of time.
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These are people who still don't get the fact that neo-Nazis are not just nice guys who want to use their platforms to chat about the best tiki torches and how to get your whites whiter.
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Memorable Moment "At the end of his performance when the fire-knife dancer twirls and spins the flaming torches with such speed that it's both mesmerizing and impressive," said Megan Vierra, wedding specialist at Hilton Waikoloa Village.
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In Alliance, in the 1920s, members of the Ku Klux Klan — whose rallies were casually announced in the local press — came to the family's home, hoods donned and torches afire, to burn a cross on their lawn.
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Photo: Getty ImagesA 20-year-old University of Nevada, Reno student who was caught on camera carrying torches alongside other white supremacists at a rally in Charlottesville, Virginia is backpedaling furiously now that his identity has been exposed.
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Regardless, given that Musk himself has been rolling in dough by selling overpriced Tesla-branded toys like big crème brûlée torches made up to look like flamethrowers, this is probably a good target market to cash in on.
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Taking the Statue of Liberty as inspiration, about 30 to 123 members have been meeting every weekend and making cardboard torches and crowns and sewing green ponchos, so that participants can march as a field of Lady Liberties.
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RAM members used tiki torches to strike multiple people during a clash between hundreds of white supremacists and a group of students protesting white supremacy at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville on the night before the rally.
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Books of The Times "Nothing could be fainter than those torches which allow us, not to pierce the darkness, but to glimpse it," wrote the philosopher Seneca, shortly before his former student Nero forced him to commit suicide.
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Fields was among the hundreds of white supremacists and far-right agitators who descended upon the small Virginia college town that weekend, many marching with torches and chanting anti-Semitic slogans, brawling with counterprotesters — and sparking national outrage.
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" Fields' crime back in August 2017 came only hours after Virginia's governor declared a state of emergency, after hundreds of white supremacists marched through the University of Virginia's campus bearing torches and shouting things like "white lives matter.
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If anyone other than white people had been marching the streets of Charlottesville wielding tiki torches, carrying semi-automatic rifles, chanting racist chants, engendering fear at a house of prayer, and menacing its residents, we'd call them terrorists.
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However, the current pile on Sheriff Clarke has brought upon himself stems from a tweet he sent out on Saturday calling for his supporters to take up their torches and pitchforks to fight our "corrupt" government and media.
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City workers received death threats before taking down four monuments in New Orleans in recent weeks, and a bunch of people brought torches to protest the removal of a Robert E. Lee statue in Virginia earlier this month.
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After the alt-right staged its deadly march in Charlottesville, in which throngs of marchers with torches chanted "Jews will not replace us," Trump insisted that there had been "very fine people on both sides" of the protest.
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When my sister and I were younger, we found out that my father, a resoundingly heterosexual man who occasionally patronized gentlemen's clubs and held torches for both Michelle Pfeiffer and Nicole Kidman, had a crush on Heath Ledger.
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A group of some 100 white nationalists marched on the University of Virginia campus in Charlottesville, VA, Friday night carrying tiki torches and chanting Nazi slogans including "Sieg heil" and "blood and soil" and giving the Nazi salute.
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Ms. Koehler, 71, has performed with the Torches for the last six years, but current members have to reaudition every year, and neither she nor any of the other hopefuls were guaranteed a position on this year's squad.
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Over the whir of drills and the crackle of welding torches, he explained how workers had spent the last several weeks demolishing the concrete-and-steel floor of the huge room where the city's mail once was sorted.
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Bickering with reporters, some of whom he called "fake news," Trump defended the protest that led to the violence and contended that some of the individuals carrying torches at the white nationalist rally did not have bad intentions.
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A year ago, white nationalists marched on the University of Virginia's campus with torches, circling anti-racist protesters who had stationed themselves around a statue of Thomas Jefferson in an effort to protect their university and their community.
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The day's events followed a "Unite the Right" rally Friday night at the University of Virginia, which drew hundreds of white supremacists, many of whom carried torches in a nod to Ku Klux Klan rallies of the past.
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They were all in Charlottesville for the Unite the Right rally, where droves of white nationalists and alt-right sympathizers took to the streets of the college town chanting and marching with torches to a statue of Confederate Gen.
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Ahead of a rally planned in Charlottesville, VA at Emancipation Park on Saturday, August 12, protesters carrying torches marched from a nearby municipal park onto the University of Virginia's grounds on Friday night, starting at around 9:30 p.m.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - An enterprising Brazilian college student has found a way to make money off one of the torches used to carry the Olympic flame toward Rio de Janeiro: get tourists to pose with it for pictures.
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But then most of those kids taking selfies in their Bentleys probably won't be beheaded at 37 after furious peasants storm their mansions armed with flaming torches and pitchforks, so maybe we can give Marie and Louis a break?
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" Trump declined to do just that on Saturday, as video of white nationalists flooded TV screens across the country hours after a smaller group marched through Charlottesville at night holding tiki torches and chanted, "You will not replace us.
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For the exorbitant prices — $49 to $68 for an entree — the food should have matched the sumptuous setting: linen-draped tables on the beach, a mesmerizing sunset, lighted torches, a nearby fire pit and, one night, sweet live jazz.
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NUMBER OF THE DAY 60 million The number of Americans under a heat watch, warning or advisory today, as the worst heat wave of the year torches the East AND FINALLY Play time Multiplayer games aren't just for humans.
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When white nationalist leader Richard Spencer and his followers descended on the Lee statue in May bearing tiki torches and chanting, "You will not replace us," Stewart was the only candidate running for governor who did not denounce them.
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The demonstrators, who marched at dusk bearing torches in a challenge to the president, demanded a prosecutors' commission modeled after the one in neighboring Guatemala, which uncovered a customs bribery ring that brought down that country's president last year.
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Over the weekend, a group of protestors marched through Charlottesville, Virginia, then congregated in a public park carrying torches, outraged at the city's decision to sell a statue of Confederate general Robert E. Lee, the Charlottesville Daily Progress reports.
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Golden Dawn, known for its militaristic rallies featuring flaming torches and Nazi salutes, saw its support in Sunday's election tumble to 2.9 percent - just below the three percent needed to enter parliament - from 6.9 percent in the 2015 poll.
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Carrying torches and chanting angrily, demonstrators marched Saturday in a Virginia city against a vote to remove a statue of Robert E. Lee, leading the city's mayor to compare the rally to a gathering of the Ku Klux Klan.
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" When the "Unite the Right" protesters tore themselves away from Reddit and Breitbart to march with their tiki torches in Charlottesville, they were gravitating toward an object that they hoped would make them a real "we," that is, "united.
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But like several other statements Mr. Trump made on Saturday, the tweet made no mention that the violence in Charlottesville was initiated by white supremacists brandishing anti-Semitic placards, Confederate battle flags, torches and a few Trump campaign signs.
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It is intended, per the application, to protest what participants feel were civil rights abuses at their gathering last year, where young white men carried tiki torches and marched to Nazi-inspired chants and where a counterprotester was killed.
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"The night before people innocently protesting very quietly the taking down of the statue of Robert E. Lee," Trump said, in reference to the group of white supremacists who spent the evening carrying torches, shouting Nazi slogans, and delivering Nazi salutes.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Hundreds of Australians flickered torches on Tuesday at the sails of Sydney's Opera House, aiming the light rays to disrupt horse-racing advertisements projected on its facade, in a protest against the use of the building to promote gambling.
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Neo-Nazis, members of the alt-right, and white supremacists encircle and chant at counter protesters at the base of a statue of Thomas Jefferson after marching through the University of Virginia campus with torches in Charlottesville, Virginia, on Aug. 27.
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Spencer's list of events pointedly left off the August rally in which a neo-Nazi killed a counterprotester and injured dozens of others; other white supremacists also encircled and attacked anti-racist demonstrators with torches and pepper spray that weekend.
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Prominent white nationalist Richard Spencer and as many as 50 others held a brief rally with tiki torches in Emancipation park that lasted between five and 10 minutes, after which they boarded the bus and left the city, CNN reports.
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"It's a real shame these people were led down a path of bigotry and white supremacy, and they are so filled with hate they feel the need to go intimidate people of color with torches," Smith, 30, told TIME on Tuesday.
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A group of white nationalists, led by Richard Spencer (a man who was punched in the face twice on President Trump's Inauguration Day) marched in Charlottesville, Virginia Saturday night with torches in hand toward the statue of Robert E. Lee.
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Members of the same alt-right and white nationalist groups who stormed Charlottesville, Virginia, a year ago, marching with tiki torches and chanting slogans from the Third Reich, are descending on Lafayette Square in the second "Unite the Right" event.
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Tiki Brand, the company that manufactures the bulk of tiki torches in the US, took to social media over the weekend, saying it was not happy to see its products used as tools for white nationalists and other extremist groups.
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This past weekend, a small group representing the losers of American society put aside their Axis and Allies board games, exited their moms' basements and proceeded to march down the streets of Charlottesville, Va., with tiki torches, chanting Nazi slogans.
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Booker torches Lakers for 33 in Suns' win LOS ANGELES — Devin Booker is becoming a household name in the NBA, and Friday night the third-year shooting guard for the Phoenix Suns got comfortable in a hurry inside Staples Center.
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"It wasn't until I met his college buddies that I realized it may be too late," she says, holding a photo of a group of men carrying torches, similar to the violent white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., last summer.
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"When white supremacists make odes to White Power, and clearly use torches to send a message to our community that they are the superior race while trying to strike fear and intimidate others, they are breaking the law," Bellamy said.
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There was a rally over the weekend where some people gathered around a Confederate statue, marched around with torches; there was brawling and a person died—it was bad, and the media said you said the wrong thing about it.
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There, the group surrounded the statue and shouted "Russia is our friend" and "you will not replace us," while many of the protestors held fire-lit torches before local police showed up and shut the whole thing down ten minutes later.
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The video went viral and became a defining image of the violent events in the Virginia college town, when hundreds of white supremacists marched with torches and chanted slurs as they protested the planned removal of Confederate statues on campus.
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But when she discovers her husband is having an affair, she torches their life together — canceling his credit cards, deleting his email account and shipping his belongings to his mother's house — and must determine the future she wants for herself.
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I can read anything on my tablet, from the 'Epic of Gilgamesh' to Jo Nesbo, and I can read them in bed, on a plane or next to the ocean, because it's all in the cloud, safe from your firemen's torches.
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Then they researched effective ways to pierce steel pipes, and in March, they went to Mahaska County and used "oxyacetylene cutting torches to pierce through exposed, empty steel valves, successfully delaying completion of the pipeline for weeks," Ms. Reznicek said.
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Politics and African-American and African Studies, '17 On Friday night, I was locked in a church full of people, who were singing loudly to overpower the hate-filled chants of alt-right protesters carrying torches right outside the chapel doors.
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As the images streamed out of Charlottesville, Va., this month showing white nationalists protesting the removal of a statue of Robert E. Lee, many could not help noticing the product illuminating the faces twisted into sneers of hate: Tiki torches.
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Year round, in Times Square and by the ferry dock in Battery Park, tall Statue impersonators, with their robes and torches and crowns, pose for tourists and accept gratuities while networks of tiny cracks appear in their pale-green face paint.
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Nessa "accidentally" torches the couture dress Tiana is supposed to wear during the show, setting off a furious tirade from the more seasoned star about the designer's racism — that the up-and-comer surreptitiously films and leaks to the internet.
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It may be the local waits, clustered under a streetlamp with gloves and torches, but more often over the past few decades it has meant the broadcast service of Nine Lessons and Carols by the choir of King's College, Cambridge.
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Since President Trump once said that there were "some very fine people on both sides" when referring to violent white supremacists and Nazis marching with tiki torches in Charlottesville, Virginia, last year, why would he downplay racism on the world stage?
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A planned Unite the Right white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, drew nationwide attention as neo-Nazis with torches marched on the University of Virginia campus Friday night and officials called for a state of emergency amid protests Saturday morning.
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Also in the interview, Clarke criticized activists who are protesting the election results, calling them anarchists who don't support the rule of law, though Clarke himself made news last month when he told supporters it was "pitchfork and torches time" in a tweet.
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Far-right digital personalities like Tim Gionet (Baked Alaska) and Millennial Matt are no longer able to get away with explaining away shouting neo-Nazi slogans and carrying torches as irony-laden trolling, certainly now that the movement has smashed into reality.
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The fact that she managed to live long enough to have at least one adult daughter without the town coming for her in the middle of the night with torches and pitchforks speaks volumes about how messed up Wind Gap society is.
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To many offended by Confederate nostalgia, the images of swastikas and burning tiki torches confirmed what they have long believed: that racism, and not respect for history or a desire to lash out against liberals and politically correct culture, is fueling this debate.
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And Lavan's Magic Projector is an Indiana Jones movie come to life, as guests armed with torches explore the ruins of an ancient temple for a lost artifact and end up on a mine-car ride straight out of Temple of Doom.
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Among other items on goPuff's menu are water, cutlery sets, irons, Plan B birth control, Twinkies, baby wipes (and a similar product, called Dude Wipes), hookahs, butane torches, cleaning supplies, toothbrushes, shower speakers, bath towels, beer pong balls and hundreds of organic foods.
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"We saw Klansmen and white supremacists and neo-Nazis come out in the open, their crazed faces illuminated by torches, veins bulging, and bearing the fangs of racism, chanting the same anti-Semitic bile heard across Europe in the 30s," Biden said.
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One of the "walking" experiences at the forum, Wake Up and Dream takes users through an interactive adventure, where they duck through doorways, pick up fire-lit torches, hit baseballs, and ride a flying boat while feeling the wind in their hair.
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"This event involving torches at night in Lee Park was either profoundly ignorant or was designed to instill fear in our minority populations in a way that hearkens back to the days of the KKK," Charlottesville Mayor Mike Signer said in a statement.
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The idea that goons could come out of fields at night with lighted torches, carrying Nazi flags, chanting the same exact anti-Semitic bile that was chanted in the streets of Nuremberg, and Berlin, and every other German city in the '30s.
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Wall Street and Silicon Valley can be as successful as they are in part because Americans as a whole respect innovation and contracts, are comfortable sharing personal information with private firms, and are reluctant to come after the rich with pitchforks and torches.
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On a campus founded by our third president and the author of a document proclaiming "all men are created equal," an angry mob, mostly white and mostly male, marched with torches to claim Thomas Jefferson's words -- seminal to our country's creation -- meant nothing.
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Border agents and special forces spent three weeks in January trying to breach eight wall prototypes using jackhammers, torches, saws and other tools and climbing devices and a U.S. official noted that the tests indicated the wall's heights should stop border crossers.
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And whoever eventually decides to become Trump's third chief will face more than the complications of dealing with a President who constantly torches the conventions of his office and who revels at being the epicenter of an atmosphere of chaos, backstabbing and recrimination.
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The effect of "Andrei Rublev" is elemental; the camera prowls among earth-clogged roots, pursues the flaming torches of pagan roisterers as they run, unclothed, into the embrace of a river, and hitches a breathless ride into the air, in a primitive balloon.
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Tucked in an alley behind an old church in downtown Toronto, there's a makerspace called Site 3: Two stories crammed with workbenches, retro video game consoles, art projects, a mannequin, and an incinerating toilet that torches human poop, turning it to ashes.
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When a group of neo-Nazi sympathizers planned an event in the German town of Ostritz, the local government didn't refuse to issue a permit, the residents didn't start to panic, and retailers didn't quietly remove the tiki torches from their store shelves.
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On Friday night, we witnessed armed white supremacists march through university grounds with lit torches, threatening, harassing and physically assaulting students who were organizing peacefully — or who were just trying to go about their business despite the shocking events unfolding in their backyard.
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Seven days after hundreds of white nationalists paraded tiki torches through the University of Virginia campus, Shaun R. Harper, an expert on race and education, stood before the school's faculty and asked who had been disgusted by the white supremacy on display.
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Editorial The mayor of Charlottesville, Va., was on the mark when he compared the people who marched with torches on Saturday to protest the planned removal of a Confederate monument to Ku Klux Klansmen, who terrorized Southern nights with cross-burnings and violence.
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These levels shown in ratings by Underwriters Laboratories, such as TRTL-60X6 or TRTL-30X6, indicate that safecrackers at the lab, using tools and torches, were unable to breach any of the six sides of the safe in 60 or 30 minutes.
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Even people who believe in climate change are climate change deniers: you might know,…Read more ReadDuck Gifs Are the Only Gifs With IntegrityGifs lit up Web 1.0 like Las Vegas—the torches, crystal balls, humping muppets, dancing babies,…Read more Read
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As shocking images popped up on the internet of white nationalists, neo-Nazis, and members of the Ku Klux Klan marching on the University of Virginia campus this weekend, one group was focused on a specific part of the photos: the tiki torches.
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As well, "every night we make bonfires on the edge of our fields, shine torches and rev a tractor all night, hoping that might scare the elephants," said Nyathi who heads the 42-hectare (104-acre) Rustlers Gorge irrigation project, which serves 2,800 local households.
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Some tech leaders, including Y Combinator's Sam Altman and Tesla's Elon Musk, are so sure this jobless future is imminent—and, perhaps, so wary of torches and pitchforks—that they're busy contemplating how to build a social safety net for a world with less work.
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The video begins with Biden speaking straight to the camera about Charlottesville, Virginia, where white supremacists rallied two years ago — "their crazed faces illuminated by torches, veins bulging, and bearing the fangs of racism," Biden says as footage of the riots appears on screen.
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The prime minister's office said that Mr. Netanyahu would light one of 12 torches, representing the 12 tribes of Israel, in the name of all the governments of Israel and, like the other torch lighters, make brief remarks relating to Israel's Declaration of Independence.
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They fought with counterdemonstrators and menacingly encircled student activists who held the line at the statue of Thomas Jefferson — the image of the darker circle of students surrounded by the light from burning tiki torches becoming an image that traveled widely on social media.
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She instructs her guards to change the torches regularly so Ellaria never misses a moment of suffering, and by the time she strides from the room, she seems reborn and fully in control of her domain and empowered by the suffering she's just inflicted.
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None of the tracks on Torches are quite as good as indie lite summer anthem "Pumped Up Kicks", to be sure, but it's still full of upbeat pop gems like "Helena" and "Call it What You Want" and "Don't Stop (Color on the Walls)".
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They didn't book a tour, but they did end up at several locations that were used to film the show, including Thingvellir National Park, where one of Daenerys's dragons torches a goat alive in season 4, and Kirkjufell, known on the show as Arrowhead Mountain.
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He also told a black lawyer last year that she wouldn't be "met with torches but something a lot more definitive" and that people like her who support the removal of Confederate monuments "will go missing in the Okefenokee" swamp, according to The Times.
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When the pack sets out the next morning, they use cattail torches to light their way, igniting little pockets of methane in "explosions of brilliance, like flashbulbs, marsh patches igniting like falling dominoes, or like children playing hopscotch" until the flames blow holes through ice.
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"This event involving torches at night in Lee Park was either profoundly ignorant or was designed to instill fear in our minority populations in a way that hearkens back to the days of the KKK," Mayor Mike Signer said in a statement on Facebook.
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On a sunny Saturday last summer, in a grassy park no bigger than a city block, the flags of the Confederate South and Nazi Germany flapped side by side, hoisted by the same young white men who, the night before, had carried torches instead.
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WASHINGTON — The white supremacists who alarmed the nation a year ago on the streets of Charlottesville, Va., with their tiki torches and hateful chants show signs, at least temporarily, of being pushed back into the shadows after months of legal challenges, counterprotests and internal strife.
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More than two years ago, two women faced reporters in front of an Iowa government building and said they had tried to delay the installation of the Dakota Access Pipeline by setting fire to heavy machinery and using oxyacetylene torches to pierce steel valves.
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That installation is based on the 1713 law enacted in New York City titled A Law for Regulating Negro and Indian Slaves in the Night Time, requiring black and indigenous slaves to carry torches after dark if a white person did not accompany them.
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What happened at the Unite the Right protest in Charlottesville was the real article: a gathering of proud white supremacists, neo-Nazis and fellow travelers brandishing torches and flags and a Dodge Challenger in order to terrify residents, kill a counterprotester and injure 19 others.
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And while it is not (yet) explicitly anti-Semitic, many of its allies are: "Jews will not replace us" chanted the "very fine people" carrying torches in Charlottesville, Va. You have to be willfully ignorant of the past not to know where all this leads.
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A group of white supremacist protesters shouting "white lives matter" and "you will not replace us" had marched onto the University of Virginia campus with the torches Friday ahead of a planned "Unite the Right" rally to protest the removal of a Confederate statue.
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There is Evie's family life: the Hockneyesque pools, the parties around them (tiki torches sending "bleary flames streaking into the navy night"), the first fumbled attempts at sex, the embarrassing second youth of Evie's mother, the sun falling on the dry hills and clean sidewalks.
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READ: White supremacist who beat black man in Charlottesville was just convicted The beating was one defining event on the day when hundreds of neo-Nazis, white supremacists, and anti-Semites descended on the college town, marching and carrying torches and spewing racist slogans.
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At last, as the sun set and the long summer twilight began, the producers lit torches and led the audience in a procession deeper and deeper into the cemetery, until the sounds of the traffic disappeared and we were completely surrounded by greenery and gravestones.
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Cover image: Neo Nazis, Alt-Right, and White Supremacists encircle counter protestors at the base of a statue of Thomas Jefferson after marching through the University of Virginia campus with torches in Charlottesville, Va., USA on August 11, 2017 (Shay Horse/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
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The First Daughter took to Twitter early Sunday morning to address the contentious series of events that unfolded over the weekend in Virginia starting on Friday, when a group of hundreds of white nationalists and neo-Nazis walked onto the University of Virginia's campus with torches.
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Image: Screengrab via the Boring CompanyChipper villain Elon Musk has been having what appears to be a lot of fun selling dubiously safe Boring Company "flamethrowers," which despite outrage from some politicians are actually just garden-variety torches packaged to look like a weapon from Portal.
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"Going to the Women's March was like waking up from a nightmare to find that the monster was real but all your friends were there with sticks and torches and unflattering hats to beat back the darkness," Samantha Bee said on Wednesday's episode of Full Frontal.
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If Facebook discovers the hack was perpetrated by a foreign government to interfere with elections, by criminals to bypass identity theft security checkpoints and steal people's bank accounts or social media profiles, or to target individuals for physical harm, out will come the pitchforks and torches.
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A few dozen white nationalists, led by so-called "alt-right" activist Richard Spencer and carrying torches gathered at Emancipation Park near a covered statue of Confederate general Robert E. Lee, the removal of which was blocked by a court pending the outcome of a legal challenge.
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In the smallest state in the union, people over the age of 16 can purchase "hand-held and ground based sparkling devices including fountains, illuminating torches, wheels, ground spinners, flitter sparklers, sparklers & novelties devices," but cannot purchase "aerial consumer, display fireworks, and pyrotechnics," according to the APA.
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The underland is often hellish, not so much for its obscurity (for it is often lit by torches or helmet lamps, and Mr Macfarlane has an owl mascot to help him see in the dark), as for its horrible constriction, and the weight of the world above.
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The lighted tiki torches that substituted for the mid-20th century's burning crosses represent a national loss of consensus about racial justice as a core, foundational principal of American democracy, one that millions of people of all backgrounds have fought and died for at home and abroad.
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Their Sunday set only served to cement the fact that they have ridden back into the doom metal canon on dragonback with flaming torches alight, and pillaged loads of new fans along the way (in addition to cementing their status as bongrip metal kings among older heshers).
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During the nazi events there, law enforcement and police abdicated their responsibility and stood down while white supremacists armed with shields, bats, helmets, guns, and fiery torches brought terror and intimidation to a town and attacked people of color and nonviolent faith leaders such as myself.
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In the work, the artist roams around a laboratory-like environment seemingly crossed with the interior of Pee-Wee's Playhouse, littered with domestic junk, baubles, fiery torches and food — all the while wearing a deluxe Monster mask, a dead ringer for a fully made-up Boris Karloff.
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With Daniel's reimagining, the darkness is both alluring and suffocating, and the torches lining Duskwood's paths give off a realistic light that reminds me of nights on camping trips when I've imagining sinister origins for the sounds I hear beyond the reach of the campfire's flames.
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Mr. Birbach led angry protests (rocks and torches were thrown, but he disavowed sabotage to construction equipment), was arrested at City Hall, hinted at violence and threatened that if the project proceeded, he would lead a mass exodus — and even sell his own home to blacks.
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Cover image: Neo Nazis, Alt-Right, and White Supremacists encircle counter protestors at the base of a statue of Thomas Jefferson after marching through the University of Virginia campus with torches in Charlottesville, Va., USA on August 11, 2017 (Photo by Shay Horse/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
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" The artist is "surprised and distressed by the vitriol and name-calling" without citing specific terms, but then compares the mostly Asian-American protesters to white supremacists by writing, "I expect this sort of characterization from right-wing trolls carrying tiki-torches and howling for walls to be built.
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They move from Los Angeles to a forested corner of North Carolina, but the violence seems to follow them in the form of their seriously creepy new house, which instantly begins playing tricks on them, and an odd band of local weirdos who surround their house with torches.
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Forming a rocket nozzle Elon MuskDecember 9, 2016 It's unclear how hot this thing gets or how many torches are being used, but we do know that it'll most likely find a home at the business end of a Falcon 9 rocket, as one of nine Merlin engines.
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"When White Supremacists Make odes to White Power, and clearly use torches to send a message to our community that they are the superior race while trying to strike fear and intimidate others, they are breaking the law," the city's vice-mayor, Wes Bellamy, wrote in a Facebook post.
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" The two went back and forth, reaching a low point when Spencer told Jones — an attorney and Democrat — that if she and others kept up their fight to rid the state of Confederate monuments, "I cant guarantee you won't be met with torches but something a lot more definitive.
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There were already plenty of reasons to be worried about President-elect Donald Trump's national security advisor: He's an Islamophobe who has lobbied for the Turkish government, taken money from Kremlin-funded Russia Today, and was a leader in the pitchforks-and-torches brigade to lock up Hillary Clinton.
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LaDawn Jones, a black woman, that she would not be "met with torches but something a lot more definitive" if she continued to call for the removal of Confederate statues in south Georgia, and suggested that someone who didn't understand this "will go missing in the Okefenokee" swamp.
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" Last month, Radio Free Europe (RFE) — surely not an arm of the Kremlin — reported 20,000 marchers carrying torches in honor of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army, which, according to RFE, "carried out vicious acts of ethnic cleansing in which tens of thousands of ethnic Poles in the region were killed.
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So, feeling somehow cheated, he goes outside and robs the bank, shoots out the grain-store windows, sets all the horses loose, kicks over the water troughs, and torches the courthouse, and, while he's at it, takes on a houseful of painted women and treats them in nasty ways.
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He tracks the way the groups communicate among their members, and spotlights how brazen many were about parading through the public square spouting racist and anti-Semitic rhetoric -- brandishing torches while chanting "Jews will not replace us" -- as well as videos of their training regimen and recruitment techniques.
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"There's a history of churches and synagogues and other houses of worship falling victim to construction fires," he said, adding that one of the reasons for the peril was the proximity of open flames on torches, sparks from welders and other hazards on scaffolding to other flammable materials.
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For example, in 2017 he described a "Unite the Right" march in Charlottesville, Virginia, as "people protesting very quietly the taking down the statue of Robert E. Lee", a surprisingly gentle way of describing self-proclaimed Nazis marching with tiki torches and chanting "Jews will not replace us".
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Biden also said that heads of state during a recent trip to Europe wanted to talk with him about what happened at a white nationalist rally earlier this year in Charlottesville, Va. "The whole world saw the crazed, angry faces illuminated by torches," he said, the news outlet reported.
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To prepare for the emergency demolition, which is scheduled for Saturday afternoon and will include blow torches and explosives, the authorities widened an evacuation area around the site, where a Hard Rock Hotel under construction partially collapsed last weekend, killing three workers and injuring more than 20 people.
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Pixar's 'Onward' gets a new trailer that just kinda lays it all out Daisy Ridley stole two of Rey's things from the set of 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' Stephen Colbert mocks Trump's angry impeachment letter, line by line Stephen Colbert torches Hallmark following lesbian wedding ad fiasco
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Residents and students in Charlottesville are organizing events on Saturday, marking the one year anniversary of the surprise torch-lit march, which saw preppy white supremacists holding tiki torches and chanting neo-Nazi slogans like "Jews will not replace us" as they paraded across the University of Virginia's campus.
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" This isn't the first time Spencer has been called on to leave his post: last year, he warned a black former state legislator that if she continued to call for the removal of Confederate statues in Georgia, she wouldn't be "met with torches but something a lot more definitive.
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This is a guy that recently convinced fans to buy up millions of dollars in really big crème brûlée torches made up to look like Portal-style flamethrowers and then claimed he'd get them past customs officials by labeling them "not a flamethrower," so really anything is on the table.
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"I see men, hatred on their faces, with torches in parades and screaming, just like the Nazis did to us years ago," says Cis, who agreed to speak with PEOPLE using his given Hungarian name (he later changed it after immigrating to the U.S.) after receiving threats from neo-Nazis.
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He pesters me on the regular to take time off from work so that we can carve great caverns out of mountains and fill the new space with bookshelves and beds and torches and whatever else there is to basically make the inside of a mountain a little more homely.
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My memories of feeling safe and of how much I learned and grew as a person while living in Charlottesville make it especially jarring to see the alt-right's weekend assault on the city: Neo-Nazis with torches replaced scenes of students enjoying picturesque picnics on UVA's famous green lawn.
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So Bannon's discussion of Charlottesville is couched in the now-familiar images of young white men marching with tiki torches and chanting "Jews will not replace us," as well as the footage of a car plowing through a crowd of counter-protesters, injuring many and killing one woman, Heather Heyer.
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When white nationalists rallied on Friday night, using torches reminiscent of Klan rallies, I wrote a note to my NAMIC classmates, sharing Charlottesville mayor Michael Signer's strong condemnation of the rally and knowing that some of my classmates were probably recalling, as I was, how we felt after the Monticello tour.
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This past weekend, as white supremacists marched down the streets of Charlottesville with torches in hand, they presented a story that felt like a shock to many, but was despairingly familiar to those who have been following, involved in, and impacted by this country's racial dialogue and trauma over the generations.
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When white nationalists descended on Charlottesville in August, the crowd chanted "Jews will not replace us" and "you will not replace us" before one of its members allegedly killed a woman with his car and others beat a black man; last week, they returned bearing torches and chanting similar slogans.
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The attack, in which Mr. Fields sped down a narrow street teeming with counterprotesters, was a deadly coda to a weekend of white nationalist events in Charlottesville last August, which included a pre-rally march with torches to the statue of Thomas Jefferson on the campus of the University of Virginia.
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He expressed a similar sentiment during the Charlottesville crisis when he noted there were "very fine people" among those who carried torches and shouted the Nazi slogan "blood and soil" Trump's comments are of a piece with the white identity strategy he seems to be employing in his bid for reelection.
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The scenes of young white men holding torches while chanting "Jews will not replace us," the violence arguably made worse by police inaction, the murder of counterprotester Heather Heyer, Trump's bizarre refusal to forcefully denounce the demonstrators—all of this was shocking to anyone watching or reading the widespread media coverage.
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White Nationalist Rally -- Charlottesville, Virginia (May 12)Earlier this year, self-proclaimed white nationalist and creator of the term "alt-right" Richard Spencer organized an evening rally with demonstrators wielding flaming tiki-torches in protest of the removal of the infamous Robert E. Lee statue at the center of last weekend's controversy.
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President Trump has twice defended those who marched in Charlottesville with tiki torches and chanted "Blood and soil!" and "Jews will not replace us!" and later engaged in violent confrontations during the Unite the Right rally, leading to the death of a counterprotester, Heather Heyer, at the hands of a neo-Nazi.
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So if the language they use or the symbols they employ or the torches they carry are conscious references to Nazi Germany, which they are, then we have to fill in the context, we have to thicken those references, so that people remember all that is involved, in what they're talking about.
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They had used some kind of accelerant, they must have, so that when the three children touched their torches to it (angling their bodies away, keeping the greatest distance between themselves and the fire) the flames leaped up the wood, from the base to the ridiculous crown the whole frog blazed up.
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The genesis of the story was the aftermath of the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va., in August, the terrifying Ku Klux Klan-like images of young white men carrying tiki torches and shouting "Jews will not replace us," and the subsequent violence that included the killing of a woman, Heather D. Heyer.
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" Last year's rally in Charlottesville was organized to protest the removal of a statue of Robert E. Lee, but it took on a more sinister tone after dozens of white men tied to the white nationalist movement carrying torches marched around the University of Virginia's campus chanting "Jews will not replace us.
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The problem is that the methods used to carry out prescribed burns today (which requires people to travel to the burn spot and use chain-saws, drip torches, and flare launchers) place firefighters directly in harm's way, assuming that the spot that needs to be burned is even accessible to humans on foot.
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So it might be time to start thinking less about money and power, and more about values, and how we might actually make sacrifices in service of those values — because history indicates that blatant, widespread hypocrisy is one of several effective ways to transform a lightning rod into an angry mob wielding pitchforks and torches.
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So you might be watching that scene with the hit-and-run, only to realize that the yellow flame rising from the dead boy's body looks very like the little green torches that Dougie has seen to signify when someone is lying, or when a slot machine is ready to pay out a jackpot.
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The fort's soggy ruins will soon become a field of sunflowers; the flowers will be burned down with crème brûlée torches; their charred remains will transform into a tropical archipelago; and on and on, forming a tragicomic two-step in which an antic beauty keeps finding ways to rise from our equally antic ashes.
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The idea of inventing media stories for commercial purpose also has a long pedigree, dating to at least the late 1920s, when Lucky Strike staged a protest (the "torches of liberty") featuring attractive women demanding the right to smoke outdoors as a part of suffragist liberation (yielding, ultimately, an equal right to lung cancer).
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Then on Saturday, he discovered that social media sleuths had incorrectly identified him as a participant in a white nationalist rally some 1,100 miles away in Charlottesville, Va. Overnight, thousands of strangers across the country had been working together to share photographs of the men bearing Tiki torches on the University of Virginia campus.
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One young survivor, then six-year-old Olivia Hooker, told NPR last year that she remembers her mother hiding her and her siblings beneath a dining room table as a group of white men waving torches invaded their home; Hooker said she watched as they used an axe to destroy her sister Irene's cherished piano.
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