I put the "Waltz of the Flowers" up against any waltz written by anybody.
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It is just shocking when you look at it and you hear your story, Michael Waltz, Colonel Waltz.
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Ms. Waltz, a contemporary dance choreographer, has a considerable following in Berlin, where her company, Sasha Waltz & Guests, is based.
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I open my book to Chopin's waltz in D flat major, the "Minute Waltz," so called because you're meant to play it in under a minute.
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ANTWERP, Belgium — Christoph Waltz acts musically — even operatically.
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For his latest track, "Electronic Ghost Waltz", off of his new EP A Ride and a Waltz, Calvin enlisted French animator Alice Tiroille to create a nice little animated 3D music video.
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In Act III, three Jewel fairies dance with one set of rhythms to a flowing, abundant waltz, but then the solo Diamond Fairy dances with a completely different rhythm to the same waltz.
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Will this concert doc be greater than The Last Waltz?
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The moon continues to waltz her way across the sky.
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A Ride and a Waltz is out on King Deluxe.
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Restricting speech is like trying to waltz with a wolf.
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Then the three of them, now performing, waltz off together.
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"Dark Waltz" is arguably my favorite song we've ever done.
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With Lana Condor, Christoph Waltz, Jennifer Connelly and Mahershala Ali.
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After all, this piece is a waltz, not a dirge.
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It is not Beethoven's funeral march or Ravel's apocalyptic waltz.
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He belongs on a public blacklist, not in a waltz.
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I love the waltz of the heart and the mind.
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And Sasha Waltz, one of the pre-eminent dance makers of Germany, will bring her company, Sasha Waltz & Guests, to BAM to celebrate its 25th anniversary with the evening-length "Kreatur" (Nov. 1-3).
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The couple had taken waltz lessons for their first dance together.
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The French are free to waltz into Spain, but Moroccans aren't.
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Likewise, Waltz isn't just an alternative to keys or access cards.
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Christoph Waltz is once again coming face to face with 007.
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A poorly secured cloud computing setup let them waltz right in.
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She is not employed by ESPN to waltz with Maksim Chmerkovskiy.
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Occasionally you get really lucky and it's a tasty Viennese waltz.
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"We were the session booked after 'The Last Waltz,' " Haynes said.
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Their songs were part demented organ waltz, part retro 60s pop.
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I love to dance the cha cha, salsa, and the waltz.
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His LinkedIn profile features a photograph of the actor Christoph Waltz.
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The Snowflake Waltz, with its onstage blizzard, is a choreographic wonder.
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With Christoph Waltz, Jason Sudeikis, Neil Patrick Harris and Hong Chau.
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They can't just waltz in and win seats held by Republicans.
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AND FINALLY ... Waltz of the marbles 2018 stressing you out already?
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His voice line is relatively high, in a swinging waltz rhythm.
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Michael Waltz (R-Fla.), a member of the Armed Services panel.
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AND USING HIS DANCE SKILLS TO TEACH JIMMY KIMMEL HOW TO WALTZ
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Democrat Nancy Soderberg aims to flip the seat against Republican Michael Waltz.
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Jhoselyn Moro dances the traditional waltz with her chambelanes in Brooklyn, 2016.
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Only Christoph Waltz is able to salvage a decent performance for himself.
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For her waltz with Maksim Chmerkovskiy, Rose appeared dressed as Daenerys Targaryen.
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Two months ago, it looked like he'd waltz to a third term.
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Tonight, we are doing a Viennese waltz to Ariana Grande's "Dangerous Woman".
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Which is why "Waltz" is exactly the sort of production that Encores!
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Waltz pushed back, pointing out that Trump only suspended one military exercise.
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That restaurant made Austrian cooking waltz to the tune of nouvelle cuisine.
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Orban will waltz his way to reelection, strengthening his two-thirds majority
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Takeuchi's Sherlock is a light dance, a gavotte to Cumberbatch's mournful waltz.
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Michael Waltz, a Florida Republican of Florida and US Army veteran said.
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Michael Waltz, a former Army Green Beret, told The New York Times.
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Their waltz — full of beauty and daring — will take your breath away.
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Right now I'm working on a Chopin waltz in C sharp minor.
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Eliza's version is a spooky string-band waltz, full of mournful perseverance.
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It's a very fast waltz that I keep according to the tempo.
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The Waltz of the Flowers is a bland affair for Fair Visitors.
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Out of somewhere, a waltz emerged, a little tipsy on its feet.
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Can't wait to see Sean Spicer waltz on Dancing With the Stars.
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Watching other choreographers' productions of "The Nutcracker," you learn there's no number so hard to sustain as this waltz, in which the music never deviates from the basic one-two-three waltz beat for more than five jubilant minutes.
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Need a little pick-me-up after a waltz through the auto oasis?
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Through its five movements, the melody ranges from a waltz to a march.
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Her husband, Walter Keane (Christoph Waltz), took credit for all of her work.
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Christoph Waltz shows off an impressive range of characters in Samsung's latest ad.
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But it's a breeze for passengers, who can waltz straight to the gate.
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Ed Gillespie's race-baiting waltz with the far-right didn't make him governor.
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Rockies 26.88, Yankees 2180 As the Yankees continue their long waltz around the .
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Christoph Waltz plays a German bounty hunter who helps Django in his quest.
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Michael Waltz of Florida, a US Army Special Forces veteran, said on Sunday.
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Christoph Waltz plays her husband, who took the credit and stole the spotlight.
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"I remember one day I played a bit of 'Tennessee Waltz'," he says.
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Whenever young Chinese bachelors waltz through in inquiry, they are met with skepticism.
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All that was left was a waltz into some orange and blue paint.
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The cast includes the Oscar winners Christoph Waltz, Mahershala Ali and Jennifer Connelly.
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But Mr. Waltz insisted that it wasn't his task to illustrate a story.
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As part of his research, he even shadowed the German choreographer Sasha Waltz.
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The 12 women of the corps never leave the stage during this waltz.
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Mike Gallagher of Wisconsin, Adam Kinzinger of Illinois and Michael Waltz of Florida.
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Waltz said he doesn't believe the Taliban have shown any desire for peace.
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In a tweet Sunday, Waltz praised Trump for canceling the planned peace talks.
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Michael Waltz urged acting Secretary of Defense Pat Shanahan to locate it there.
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"The Prize" sees him pondering life's meaning over a lo-fi blues waltz.
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I'm guessing then that "Drunk Dancer's Waltz" is somehow tied to that song?
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In another scene, the duo flies through the air in a melancholy aerial waltz.
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Puppies waltz into a room of unsuspecting humans and unleash smiles, giggles and grins.
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Halloween was celebrated on Dancing with the Stars with a waltz from the pair.
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Reps for Waltz and Gershon did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment.
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Brown), Christoph Waltz (Inglorious Basterds), Nicole Kidman (Lion), and Meryl Streep (The Iron Lady).
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There's plenty of competition in this space, so Valve won't simply waltz into dominance.
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But Waltz says this is a cause that should be discussed all year-round.
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But he does remember the waltz—and he gave Jimmy Kimmel an impromptu lesson.
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"He is using his rifle in the way that we are trained," Waltz said.
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BRIDGEPORT "The Last Waltz" (1978), directed by Martin Scorsese, Q&A with WPKN D.J.s.
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The more egregious mismatches involved in "Waltz" turned out to be behind the scenes.
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BETHEL "The Last Waltz" live: recreation of the 255 concert film about the Band.
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Here's what else is happening: Grab an umbrella as you waltz out the door.
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Republican Michael Waltz defeated Democrat Nancy Soderberg in the race to succeed former Rep.
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Or a Last Waltz-style concert film about all of Black Canary's various bands?
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"The Last Waltz" live: recreation of the classic 43 concert film featuring the Band.
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The Last Waltz Live: a recreation of the 25679 concert film featuring the Band.
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Slowly, fragments coalesced into a glittering, surreal, even dangerous exploration of the Viennese waltz.
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"Waltz of the Flowers" may be the longest number, and it's under six minutes.
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They also taped the interview scenes from "The Last Waltz" there with Martin Scorsese.
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"Look at this cat," Rich Waltz, a Marlins announcer, beamed on the team's broadcast.
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Watch this magnet marble run paired with Tchaikovsky's "Waltz of the Flowers" and relax.
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Brown and Bersten nabbed the highest scores of the week with their graceful waltz.
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Enough of a disparity in quality remains at the World Cup that the United States is expected to waltz through the group stage, but the talent gap has narrowed enough that the Americans no longer can expect to waltz into the semifinals.
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The choreographer Sasha Waltz has held public conversations in Berlin about the notion of asylum.
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In one scene, Bridget is strangled to death by Hans Landa, portrayed by Christoph Waltz.
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MICHAEL WALTZ, FORMER GREEN BERT COMMANDER: Well, go to -- I&aposll go to Michael Malice.
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Frankly, that's a bummer: We would've loved to have seen an uncanny valley Christoph Waltz.
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The supporting ensemble cast includes Oscar-winning actors Mahershala Ali, Jennifer Connelly, and Christoph Waltz.
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It makes you feel like you're following that leaf on its waltz through the air.
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In the first, the women wear long satin gowns and heeled shoes and mostly waltz.
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The waltz is a much more fluid dance, and that's been an adjustment for Nick.
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A sort of grim reaper with an Austrian accent — or is he channeling Christoph Waltz?
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How did they pull off the waltz scene between Belle (Emma Watson) and the Beast?
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Knowing how to fence, row, sail, dance the waltz, where to put the dessert fork.
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On the competition show, she's mastered dances such as the Viennese waltz and the tango.
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After the acquisition, Waltz will be integrated into WeWork, but maintain its current customer base.
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As in much of Laurents's work, the tone of "Waltz" wobbles between sentimentality and cynicism.
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They cannot justify allowing Clinton to waltz into the White House without a real challenge.
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Somebody who's about to hit you over the head wouldn't be singing 'Waltz for Debby.
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Ross, 40, kicked things off with pro partner Lindsay Arnold, first performing a Viennese Waltz.
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Each year, members of the committee perform an elaborately choreographed waltz to open the dance.
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It's in 6/8 time, which is a waltz, about these losers in a bar.
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This waltz, one of his all-female numbers, includes both pointwork and upper-body luxuriance.
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As "I Wanna Dance With Somebody" played, two silver-haired women began a simple waltz.
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On Sunday, the day before our live show, Lamar had our Viennese Waltz down pat.
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"I told him how all-American it is, and patriotic," Waltz told POLITICO at Daytona.
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Why were Americans so sure they could simply waltz into Canada and take it over?
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As friends used their connections and affluence to waltz into responsible jobs, he was left behind.
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Later on, some guests waltz right into a trap and are executed by Angela (Talulah Riley).
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Miriam Morales is overcome with emotion while dancing the waltz with her dad in Brooklyn, 2013.
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Also starring in the film are Jason Sudeikis, Laura Dern, Christoph Waltz and Neil Patrick Harris.
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Seems Disney might not be able to waltz into a 21st Century Fox acquisition, after all.
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The Glee star was a frontrunner throughout season 17, and this Viennese Waltz cemented that status.
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Woody Allen has his next feature set — with Christoph Waltz and Gina Gershon headlining the cast.
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But we made the best with what we had and put together the best Viennese waltz.
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Earlier, she had garnered 26 points for her first dance of the night, a Viennese Waltz.
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Then there's the pièce de résistance, Waltz of the Flowers, a six-minute 68 BPM song.
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It turned out to be the Viennese waltz and I was relieved, to say the least.
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No one can waltz into the smartphone world and suddenly be the best at mobile photography.
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I didn't have a private jet to waltz toward, no hotel lobby to be papped in.
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Tudor City, Manhattan No one, not even the super, can waltz into your apartment without permission.
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In Florida's 28503th District, Republican Michael Waltz sailed to a comfortable victory over Democrat Nancy Soderberg.
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Cranking one of the handles, he sent the sound of a Strauss waltz into the air.
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Waltz said Johnson appeared to have received "close-quarters battle" training, which focuses on urban combat.
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Dance is all over this script — from the Viennese waltz to the dance of the bamboulas.
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This shutdown waltz can feel like a record skipping, the same beats playing over and over.
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Mr. Waltz featured a snapshot of himself in Mr. Cheney's office shaking the vice president's hand.
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"It's the voters that are the victims," said Representative Michael Waltz, a Republican from St. Augustine.
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It's a waltz that builds from modest ukulele strumming and glimmering electronics to full cinematic orchestration.
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After only a year together on the job, Johannes Ohman and Sasha Waltz are stepping down.
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Still, Mr. Ohman officially started with the Staatsballett in 2018, and Ms. Waltz followed last year.
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In "Nutcracker" terms, that means the wondrous Waltz of the Snowflakes is just around the corner.
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A digitally augmented Rosa Salazar leads a cast that also includes Christoph Waltz and Mahershala Ali.
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I've had a man tell me my skin makes him "want to waltz," whatever that means.
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They include his free-spirited, libertine neighbor Dusan (Christoph Waltz, who gives the whole movie a welcome shot of adrenaline) and the former Vietnamese dissident Ngoc Lan Tran (Hong Chau, who arrives late in the movie and winds up largely stealing the film when Waltz isn't).
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Lieutenant Colonel Michael Waltz, Michael Malice, author of Dear Reader, the unauthorized autobiography of Kim Jong-il.
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Unlike his Fed colleagues, the ECB's President Mario Draghi is not dancing a hesitation waltz in Frankfurt.
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My assistants and I took a GoPro to a pool and created and shot an underwater waltz.
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Of course, you can't just waltz into the national cinema world, even if your system is cool.
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Fred (Joseph Fiennes) and Serena (Yvonne Strahovski) waltz inside the house with a gust of bad vibes.
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Gershon is to headlineWASP2019 with Oscar-winner Christoph Waltz, who was not present at the press conference.
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Christoph Waltz, Gina Gershon, and Elena Anaya are headlining the cast, alongside Sergi López and Wallace Shawn.
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Crosby churned out an astonishing 12 albums in 1948 as well as starring in "The Emperor Waltz".
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WALTZ: And our veterans are cheering them on, that is actually going to mean peace through strong.
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I can't possibly waltz into the middle of the congregation and stand around playing a Pokémon Game.
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Drag queens with Sachertorte headdresses (a cake that is arguably Vienna's most famous export) danced the waltz.
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Several multilingual characters, including the marvellous Christoph Waltz, alternate languages in the service of crucial plot points.
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"Moonlight" is an ingenious opening feint, its goody-two-shoes waltz belying something a little less chaste.
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If you're chopping vegetables in the non-halal kitchen, you can't just waltz into the halal area.
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Johann Strauss's "Blue Danube" waltz turns the long space-station docking sequence into a graceful galactic ballet.
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But if you waltz into work clearly under the influence, be prepared to pee in a cup.
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The group's final concert was turned into the acclaimed documentary film "The Last Waltz" by Martin Scorsese.
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Even though Satoshi invented bitcoin, he or she can't just waltz back in and start making changes.
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Both Redtea Mobile and Waltz Network enable the disintermediation of telcos, cutting out the expensive middle man.
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I loved her 2012 follow-up film, "Take This Waltz," a uniquely female portrayal of a relationship.
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The second movement, innocently titled Waltz, emerged in this performance as a slyly luxurious, darkly manipulative dance.
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Trump tweeted on Election Day to endorse Waltz, a former Green Beret veteran who served in Afghanistan.
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"We're not seeing Labor waltz into office tonight," said the national broadcaster's chief polling expert, Antony Green.
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Weighing on Waltz, other lawmakers and some U.S. officials is the 2011 U.S. troop withdrawal from Iraq.
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And the album ends with "Smoking Section," a piano waltz full of thoughts about immolation and hope.
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"It was not a simple waltz, it was more like a couple of break dancers," he said.
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They rehearsed the scene in which Driver draws Cotillard into a drunken waltz on the sailboat's deck.
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Her heartbeat was light and chatty, a rhythm that made you want to waltz around the kitchen.
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The plot pits Tarzan and Williams against Leon Rom (Christoph Waltz), an oppressor in a white suit.
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During the night's first round, Brown and Bersten danced the Viennese waltz to "Lover" by Taylor Swift.
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He'd never go by Chris, but if Christophs were Chrises, Waltz would win a bingo for sure.
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CARAMANICA This ghostly whisper of a waltz is from "Quiet Signs," the new album by Jessica Pratt.
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The downbeat of the waltz grows stronger, and she yields to it with her legs and back.
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She danced the opening waltz with a real royal, 19-year-old Maharaja Padmanabh Singh of Jaipur.
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Last week was so challenging for the both of us and that waltz could not have gone better.
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But this chaos—this unpremeditated waltz of oops, no, you go and nope, buster, me first—is reality.
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We put on our best suits, most shimmery dresses, and waltz out the door to impossibly expensive parties.
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Vikander's husband is played by Oscar-winning Christoph Waltz, who you may remember as the deeply terrifying Col.
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Michael Waltz 'devastated' by Bergdahl sentencing Reaction on 'The Story' to the ruling in the Bowe Bergdahl case.
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No sooner does the audience think Carol and Ezekiel may come out unscathed do they waltz into tragedy.
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But hey, whatever it takes to put Christoph Waltz in a Lincoln costume is certainly worth the effort.
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The outlet previously reported Christopher Waltz will be reprising his role as the supervillain Blofeld in the movie.
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Walk Through Walls is a backwards waltz, and an attempt to leave some kind of lasting impression behind.
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You know all those gorgeous, mega-watt jewels you see waltz down the red carpet every Oscars season?
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I've seen guys like Andy waltz around the yard, not knowing where to stand or how to talk.
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In this case, conventional wisdom held that Clinton would waltz to the Democratic nomination without being seriously contested.
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Less than a month ago, pundit wisdom held that Clinton would waltz to a historic landslide over Trump.
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They don't even have to work to find a vulnerability, they can just waltz in the front door.
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Mike Waltz (R-Fla.) on Wednesday, told reporters that the briefing "underscored" the importance of addressing the issue.
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" It adds: "We respect the work of Sacha Waltz but find her completely unsuitable to lead our company.
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But from a purely cynical view, Putin has good reason to point to the waltz as a model.
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I use a physical gesture from Sasha Waltz" — her director-choreographer in "Matsukaze" in 2011 — "in 'Die Soldaten.
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Top officials on both sides probably view the dialogue this year "as their last waltz together," he said.
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All three roles, but especially Dewdrop, who leads the Waltz of the Flowers, show Balanchine's choreography to perfection.
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At one point, he played a few bars of a Strauss waltz as players flitted across the pitch.
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"Waltz With Bashir" (2008) created a new genre — the animated documentary — to tell a story of haunting memories.
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The less successful sequel, which brings on Chris Pine, Christoph Waltz and Jonathan Banks, follows at 10 p.m.
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In these they caper and waltz around, and sometimes execute more strenuous, Martha Grahamesque choreography by Ryan Heffington.
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Despite the low score, Odom said he believed his waltz performance was his strongest dance of the competition.
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How might I feel during the eight-minute jazz waltz medley of hits by my heroine Julie Andrews?
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You take this journey over an hour, and you realize that the waltz is transformed into a minuet.
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Michael Waltz of Florida if "conditions now merit a withdraw in your advice," to withdraw forces from Afghanistan.
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The Waltz of the Snowflakes becomes a nor'easter this week with a deluge of "Nutcracker" productions around town.
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Later Selig did a long, slow waltz with Fehr while a generation bulked up on performance-enhancing drugs.
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"Can't wait to see Sean Spicer waltz on Dancing With the Stars," actor Zach Braff wrote on Twitter.
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It's a waltz that escalates from a lone guitar to a full deployment of mariachi strings and trumpets.
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Are you in the mood for room-shaking rock-soul ("Moderation") or a decorous piano waltz ("Haunted House")?
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The Newtonian waltz it shared with its target destination (and eventual burial ground) is a thing of beauty.
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Have a listen to Psychic Shield below, and grab the record itself from Death Waltz Recordings on 1/27.
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Johnson was able to waltz into the end zone after defensive back Dean Jones fell down on the play.
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Building on the consummate simplicity of the group's earlier tracks, it's an atmospheric waltz towards spiritual nirvana and ecstasy.
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Dancing, from samba to waltz, makes me feel like I was an ugly duckling who became a beautiful swan.
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MICHAEL WALTZ, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: Hey, Martha, you know, as a soldier, as a veteran, today I&aposm devastated.
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The Waltz is definitely an emotionally charged one as we're dancing to a song that really speaks to me.
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The Alex Strangelove actors waltz across the screen like ghosts of Netflix Originals past, appearing in slightly altered form.
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WeWork announced today that it will acquire Waltz, a building access and security management startup, for an undisclosed amount.
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Samsung has released a new ad for the Galaxy Note 7, starring Christoph Waltz and his supremely unique enunciation.
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In between, Waltz plays everyone from George Washington and Abraham Lincoln to a cornrowed vacationer sitting under a waterfall.
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The Legend of Tarzan, which also stars Samuel L. Jackson and Christoph Waltz, swings into theaters on July 1.
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Kicking things off will be Alaina and Savchenko dancing the Viennese waltz to "Humble and Kind" by Tim McGraw.
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Using gold coins or kingdom-specific currencies, Mario can waltz into local shops and buy new hats and clothing.
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People keeping saying to me that the series of photos make them look like they're doing the 'waltz' dance.
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"Sean Spicer belongs on a permanent public blacklist, not in a televised waltz," Charlotte Clymer wrote for The Independent.
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But if you were expecting to waltz right into any of Vegas' iconic hotels, bars, or restaurants, brace yourself.
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People keep saying to me that the series of photos makes them look like they're doing the 'waltz' dance.
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She will also continue to run Sasha Waltz & Guests, which she founded with her husband, Jochen Sandig, in 1993.
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After the mayor's speech, a brass band in uniform launches into a shaky rendition of "The Blue Danube" waltz.
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If he's the same player he was before the hip injury, Cleveland will waltz into the NBA Finals. 10.
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So long as James is healthy, they should be able to waltz through the Eastern Conference again next season.
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In short, it's a 15-minute waltz of plant life and fireworks shot in super high-definition at nighttime.
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They were enjoying their high-class waltz, but their feet were trampling the middle class, which is going away.
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There's a kid in the back seat, nodding off to the sounds of a Strauss waltz on the radio.
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Tim Waltz issued an executive order putting a temporary stop to elective surgeries, which went into effect on Monday.
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Most Dangerous Game: A dystopian action thriller starring Liam Hemsworth, Christoph Waltz, and a mysterious life-and-death game.
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But he also said that a certain rhythmic kink is built into a waltz when it is played idiomatically.
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The ball was started in 2016 in an attempt to revive interest in traditional European dances like the waltz.
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By the time the rapist and the rapist's girlfriend waltz in for their eight-o'clock reservation, she is tipsy.
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That I might waltz into the wall, or vomit backstage (please, not onstage, I hoped) started to seem disconcerting.
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It's of course far away from the waltz, but I have this feeling that I'm not in another place.
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Down here, it used to be that your command of English could see you waltz through a traffic stop.
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It is perhaps the most famous waltz there is, and one the orchestra could probably play in its sleep.
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It starts and ends something like a parlor song, a piano waltz sung by Welch at her most decorous.
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Balanchine's waltz duet, however, tells a different story, in one continuous sequence, yet more unnerving in its unexpected developments.
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Michael Waltz (R-Fla.) said during a Capitol Hill press conference that followed a classified briefing from the agencies.
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"We have a lot of questions across our delegation on how the FBI came to that determination," added Waltz.
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In this clip, he completely ignores the box-out and allows Oubre to waltz in for the easy putback.
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"Log Driver's Waltz" has been in my consciousness since I was a child growing up with it on CBC.
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This week is Cirque du Soleil Week, and Ryan and I are dancing a Viennese waltz to a song from the Cirque show O. The Viennese waltz is a very classic dance but we're getting to use a lot of props and amazing effects from the actual O show in Las Vegas.
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The film stars Rosa Salazar in the title role with Christoph Waltz, Jennifer Connelly and Mahershala Ali in supporting roles.
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No believing you can just waltz in here and spread democracy, no believing you can expand NATO to our borders.
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I, keeper of the dialogue options, am going to waltz in and decide destroying everything is the path to freedom?
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Guests, friends, and family of Monica Sandoval take her photos while she dances the waltz during her quinceañera in 2016.
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Thinking that it was my husband returning, I decide to waltz out and surprise him in my risqué little number.
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The LinkedIn profile for "Simon Frick," as of earlier Tuesday, included as "his" photograph a picture of actor Christoph Waltz.
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Bruegel himself was following in the "Dance of Death" tradition that shows humanity in a permanently precarious waltz with mortality.
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That a person could just waltz onto the wrong plane forced Teigen to question the very nature of airplane travel.
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But I don't know that I can just waltz out the gate and be like, 'This is a pop record.
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Normally you do the waltz, so he's got everything on video, but of course I'll be there to help him.
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Dancing alongside pro partner Kym Herjavec, the former pro wrestler performed a waltz for week four's "Most Memorable Year" night.
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Last week the duo performed a Viennese Waltz and got a 28 score which tied the two for third place.
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It shifts into some kind of dream sequence, turning into a grandiose, overdone waltz for a minute before fading out.
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MG claims his hack, however, allows an attacker to stop that lock process, and then just waltz into the house.
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He and Law won a waltz competition, and he momentarily thought of dropping to his knee during the prize-giving.
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He introduced this approach in 1961 on his recording of the wistful but jaunty jazz waltz "Bluesette," which he wrote.
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Football and Flakes great Doug Flutie performed a waltz about the tragic loss of both of his parents in 2015.
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Parisian electronic band, Supernaive commissioned an animation by Vincent Tsui for their "Opal Waltz" single off the EP Dazed & Confused.
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An accompanying classic score—composed by Karen Tanaka—underlines the waltz-like maneuvering in trying to please a significant other.
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From the moment she wakes to the moment she goes to sleep, we are engaged in a waltz with peril.
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And the speed with which several dancers rushed in waltz triplets, changing the front foot with each downbeat, was terrific.
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"This is the sound of the end of the world," Grimes sings in "Before the Fever," a murky, resolute waltz.
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For their first dance she and her husband, Nick Levintov, 30, commissioned a dancer to compose a Cinderella-like waltz.
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The pure delight of the Waltz of the Snowflakes, in which the dancers throw snow while leaping into the air.
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Drop out of the Great Waltz and find a seaside village in which to become a captain of a fishing boat.
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ET: The Trump-Kim summit in Singapore will be the focus with special guests Michael Waltz, Michael Goodwin, Joe Lieberman, Amb.
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"The original version is in 3/4 time, which is more like a waltz," Minor explained to ABC News in 2012.
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"The Waldheim Waltz" is formed from Ms Beckermann's own footage, as well as Austrian and international television coverage from the time.
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It was in many ways the final chapter of the uncomfortable waltz that Republicans have carried on all year with Trump.
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I'd waltz in the door totally sober, then immediately have to run to the bathroom and dry heave over the toilet.
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Then, Craig appears in all his Beast regalia to waltz a golden dress-wearing Bridgette through the snack and soda aisle.
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"This is a lot," said Scott, who earned a 25 out of 30 for his Viennese waltz with pro Emma Slater.
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Earlier in the night, he and Arnold earned a 27/30 for their Viennese Waltz to "Tennesse Whiskey" by Chris Stapleton.
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Bonus points if you throw in a couple of old timey records so they can live out their sadness waltz dreams.
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Gronkiewicz-Waltz was summoned before Jaki's Commission, whose proceedings are aired live on television, and fined thousands of euros for refusing.
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Even when his pull-up doesn't fall, now Leonard knows how to waltz his way to easy points whenever he wants.
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But even appearances on the kiss cam and a thorough knowledge of samba and the waltz can't guarantee a lasting relationship.
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That was the craziest thing we could do, sign to Epitaph and start our follow-up with a really delicate waltz.
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Some of those women have performed the Snow scene and the Waltz of the Flowers without an understudy or second cast.
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But what I can tell you is that it's a sci-fi movie starring Rosa Salazar, Christoph Waltz and Jennifer Connelly.
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By the first scene, Kenny and Lee have begun the slow waltz towards the black eye we see in the previews.
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"Poland and Warsaw have suffered enough from aggressive nationalism," Gronkiewicz-Waltz, who represents the opposition Civic Platform party, wrote on Twitter.
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And this is all tricky, because you can't just waltz up to a body of water and scoop around for animals.
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Except that nobody in our family is going to waltz in and buy $3.35 million in chips to bail us out.
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Robbie is entertainingly plucky as Jane, and Christoph Waltz is appropriately snivelly as the Belgian drip of a villain Leon Rom.
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It leads to the Waltz of the Snowflakes in which fleet-footed dancers swirl and spin inside a blizzard of snow.
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J.C. A delicate waltz by the Australian songwriter Stella Donnelly carries a bitter reproach to blaming the victims of sexual assault.
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Waltz plays Ido, a doctor who specializes in helping the denizens of Iron City with their artificial parts, which are many.
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The Act I Waltz of the Snowflakes, abounding in cleverly crystalline imagery, is gracelessly busy, with too many unconvincing bright smiles.
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Jerry Seinfeld drives Christoph Waltz to IHOP in a 1957 BMW 507 Series II. AMOUR (2012) on Amazon, iTunes and Starz.
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And there's still something old-fashioned, almost Broadway-ish, about the song: It's a lilting waltz, not four-on-the-floor.
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Same with the Waltz of the Snowflakes, a gap that this production beautifully fills with the sound of shoes swirling sand.
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His movie won best supporting actor for Christoph Waltz, but Tarantino's best film should have won original screenplay, director, and picture.
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This weekend marks the opening of Tulip Fever, a 17th-century costume drama starring Alicia Vikander, Dane DeHaan, and Christoph Waltz.
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" "We sanctioned the head of their foreign intelligence, and then the Trump administration invites him to waltz through our front door.
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To admire the painting, then, means to crane your neck and waltz to and fro to avoid glare on the surface.
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After a brief legal waltz with the state lottery commissioner (who vowed "this will not happen again"), they claimed their prize.
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The bill was unveiled by Democratic Rep Stephanie Murphy and Republican Michael Waltz, who the FBI briefed on the topic last week.
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"The Syrian Kurds have stood side by side with the United States in the fight against ISIS," Waltz said in a statement.
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Korey was a member of the band after Mammoth Waltz and he brought some of his production tools on tour with us.
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We get to the airport and I blithely waltz through security for my international flight with a pound or so of edibles.
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The "Snow Scene" takes place on the summit of Mauna Kea; the "Waltz of the Flowers" features hibiscus, orchids and crown flowers.
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The two parties are locked in an ungainly waltz, gliding into one part of the country while losing their footing in another.
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It's not a revolution if you can't dance, but this is far more of a lugubrious waltz than a high-energy jitterbug.
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The co-working giant bought Waltz, a smartphone app and reader that allows users to enter different properties with a single credential.
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Perrone and Masin's Stella EP, which drops on March 25th, is a dreamy waltz around shorelines at night and all that jazz.
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Instead, they can waltz right in through the front door, even when a home is protected by an internet-connected alarm system.
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As Mr. Chapin pointed out, Rodgers was the Broadway musical's modern "waltz king," whose style remained outside the grand, sweeping Viennese tradition.
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In one number, Ms. McDonald's character jazzes up a waltz by directing a chorus boy to tap some swinging rhythms for her.
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Set to Prokofiev's "Mephisto Waltz," the excerpt is a duet that alternates between kick-up-your-heels brio and slower, deeper romance.
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The woman, who studied tango and waltz, didn't have friends or colleagues to attend, so she hired Sasaki to cheer her on.
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Among the jury are Austrian actor Christoph Waltz, British-Australian actress Naomi Watts, and New Zealand comedian, actor and director Taika Waititi.
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At this, Tolstoy eased into a waltz her brother had written — one she'd often played for the Romanov children to dance to.
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I liked the Scrabbliness of the puzzle overall, particularly the "Z spot" in the northwest, with BLAST ZONE/ZEN/WALTZ OFF WITH.
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The mayor of Warsaw, Hanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz, who helped craft the legislation, defended it as a "transitional" solution to a national problem.
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My young toddler was unable to waltz into the bathroom and mess with the remote, potentially sending water all over the place.
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House Arryn thought they were safe and the Eyrie impregnable — but they let Littlefinger waltz in and take the Vale for himself.
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We may not have footage of the original Sugarplum Fairy or the Waltz of the Flowers, but we have this hoop dance.
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Mr. Waltz said he saw room to work with the Obama alumni, noting their shared experiences in national security and overseas service.
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The celebrated Israeli animated feature "Waltz With Bashir," from 2008, took a similar approach, intermingling combat scenes and visual flights of fancy.
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The Gillespie campaign assured the Post that the candidate's relationship with Morgan is intact, and so his awkward waltz with Trumpism persists.
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Alice, Hugo, Silence, After Hours, Last Temptation, Kundun, Age of Innocence, Last Waltz, NY NY, Aviator, Bringing Out the Dead, Shutter Island.
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In a world where live oak leaves fall "like pennies" and teams of oxen move in "a ponderous waltz," everything is news.
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"We were talking about taking the limo on a lap around the track and he said that would be amazing," Waltz said.
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But "We Come Right," a slow waltz undulating among two and later three chords, stays poised and mysterious as it contemplates oblivion.
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Their sprightly first waltz suggests their pleasure both to be in human form and to be protected by the prince and his men.
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Look, if we were lucky enough to get to waltz with Ryan Gosling, we wouldn't have any trouble staring deeply into his eyes.
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Sophia wants to escape her wealthy husband Cornelis (Christoph Waltz) and run away with Jan, but neither has any money of their own.
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Voodoo Queen Dinah Stevens (Adina Porter) casts her own spell at their doorstep that allows Michael and Ms. Meade to waltz right in.
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So, you might cavalierly waltz into a social situation that 15 years ago would have crippled you with social anxiety, Dr. Levkoff says.
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The one survey of the race showed Waltz pretty far ahead at 53 percent, with Ward at 21 percent and Costello at 16.
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She's playing the title character in 'Alita' -- with co-stars Jennifer Connelly, Michelle Rodriguez and Christoph Waltz -- which comes out later this year.
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The first act, a piano-anchored waltz, swoons as if dancing in the moonlight, while the third is a triumphant horn-driven climax.
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In the more democratic Apple store, the exchange is decentralized: Scan your purchase on your phone, then waltz out of the store unassailed.
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Ms. Jones closed the set with a waltz called "Carry On," which inhabits a Ray Charles-ish convergence of gospel, country and soul.
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Mr. Duato's emphasis on more contemporary work seems likely to continue under Ms. Waltz and Mr. Ohman, who have signed five-year contracts.
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The criminal enterprise Spectre is back as well, led now by Ernst Stavro Blofeld (Christoph Waltz), plotting to create a global surveillance network.
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On any given day, trucks carrying milk, meat and livestock waltz through, and Mr. Colom and the others were headed to that junction.
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The songs are by no means a cappella; this one starts as a lo-fi waltz and gathers a full folk-rock band.
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Long black dresses, cowl-backed or dangling gilt fringe, made for doing a languid waltz under the light of an enormous crystal chandelier.
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Forget about Rodgers and Hammerstein's waltz; those magic slippers move to a Latin beat in this Spanish-flavored version of the fairy tale.
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Here he conjures wistfulness as the waltz theme returns in the third movement of Dvorak's Symphony No. 8 — a dance tinged with regret.
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The Oscar-winning filmmaker was on hand to capture the Band's legendary 1976 farewell concert, released two years later as The Last Waltz.
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Chan and Rhymer execute some showy moves, swanning their camera over dance floors and through hallways with the grace of seasoned waltz partners.
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"So you can take the letter on the accent; you can take it before; or you can take it after," Mr. Waltz recalled.
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In Act II's Realm of Sweets, I was surprised to see him engrossed by the dance episodes, like the Waltz of the Flowers.
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It was updated this month with a version of "La Valse" ("The Waltz"), on loan from the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Collection.
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Even when they waltz, they don't have the lifted posture and arching polish of the best ballroom performers; they're more ornery than that.
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I struggled in waltz classes taught in Mandarin and learned the Taiwanese Tango from generous students who offered to show me the steps.
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Alicia Vikander, as a 17th-century woman unhappily in an arranged marriage (with Christoph Waltz), has an affair with a painter (Dane DeHaan).
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She has two coaches: one for Latin dance and another, the 24-year-old Belugins, for more classical fare like the Viennese waltz.
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Come waltz with me down to the Strand, love,For Singer, for Steinbeck, for Poe,That's what I got and it's planned, love.
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In the race to replace him, former Clinton administration staffer Nancy Soderberg is facing Republican Michael Waltz, a businessman and former Green Beret.
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PARELES Jenny Owen Youngs sings this whispery waltz about things she misses at Christmas: the comforts of childhood, an ex she's hasn't forgotten.
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" I asked him how he managed to score a performance in "The Last Waltz," Martin Scorsese's documentary about The Band's "farewell concert appearance.
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"Last Waltz," of course, which is kind of where we got to the presence of Rob Reiner's character having a little screen time.
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Christoph Waltz, Wallace Shawn and Gina Gershon are among the cast members of Woody Allen's new film, a Spanish production company announced Tuesday.
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His upstairs neighbor Dusan (Christoph Waltz), who makes a living by importing full-sized contraband into Leisureland Estates, takes a particular interest in Paul.
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Don't assume that you're gonna waltz into your first South By and make it into Brooklyn Magazine's 100 Most Influential People at SXSW list.
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It was a stumble in the otherwise well choreographed waltz that embraces "the people" with "the monarchy," but she has since recovered their warmth.
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Before visiting, learn all of Sebastian's moves to "City of Stars" and then waltz up and down the pier while singing on your own.
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" Weinberg was credited with the superimposed titles for the smash hit German film "Zwei Herzen im Dreiviertel-Takt," or "Two Hearts in Waltz Time.
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According to a bio on his website, John was mastering the piano as early as age 3, already playing "The Skater's Waltz" by ear.
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As a dancer, Dubois has performed with choreographers like Sasha Waltz and Angelin Preljocaj, as well as with Celine Dion and Cirque du Soleil.
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Smith says that his clients are every age imaginable, but it's the 30-somethings who waltz in ready for the most personal piercing possible.
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ZENG RONGSpokesperson of the Chinese embassyLondon I enjoyed your article on the demography of the Irish in Britain ("Last waltz in Kilburn", February 9th).
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"If you don't have diplomatic isolation, you're having one-off talks, that lessens the pressure," said Waltz, who is also a former Pentagon official.
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I've done virtually every role from Fritz, the little brother who breaks the Nutcracker doll, to Dewdrop, the lead in Waltz of the Flowers.
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Here's my Nutcracker workout: I start the run with the Waltz of the Snowflakes, a six-minute fast-paced track that's around 105 BPM.
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That's another thing we love; very few people who aren't professionals can waltz into a gym and know how to use all the equipment.
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The lead track from the record is the slow and stately "Drained," a near seven minute waltz through frozen-lake piano and spectral drift.
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After performing her beautiful Viennese Waltz on Monday, the couple earned a solid 32/40 for their number — and rave reviews from the judges.
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"Boeing's software update appears to add yet another layer of safety to the operation of the MAX aircraft," said Bob Waltz, Southwest's chief pilot.
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The cast here is pretty fantastic all around, with Christoph Waltz playing the husband and Judi Dench popping up in a smaller role throughout.
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Waltz is the perfect villain in this setting: He's played this exact role before, as the smug, drawling, creepy aesthete who rarely stops smiling.
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Rep. Mike Waltz (R-Fla.) on Monday said that the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) is "absolutely" not defeated as a movement.
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The marimba and steel drums injected a tropical note into "Rustic Ballad"; "Off Waltz" combined a sultry Scheherazade-like riff with a deep groove.
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Other plays in which they starred included Williams's "The Glass Menagerie" (1959), Ionesco's "Rhinoceros" (1961) and Jean Anouilh's "The Waltz of the Toreadors" (1973).
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Michael Waltz of Florida threatened on Wednesday to give the aircraft project to the Army if the Air Force can't get the job done.
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The "leave" camp argues that it has been too easy for "migrant workers" from Europe to waltz into the country and take British jobs.
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Sondheim's night music occupied a single house in wry waltz time; Lloyd Webber's the operatic basement in melodramatic swellings—musicals, still, of Gigantic Importance.
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Marner, allowed to waltz through the defense, scored on a backhand seven seconds into the first period with assists to Connor Brown and Tavares.
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All strong picks, but for sheer recognizability, it's hard to beat the opening tuba and mandolin waltz of HBO comedy series Curb Your Enthusiasm.
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"Waltz" sees her using her trademark silky vocals to ask someone "won't you come home/I miss you" over a whimsical fairground-esque track.
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Jim Hagedorn, a newly elected Republican from Minnesota and former Treasury Department official, and Mr. Waltz did not have all that at their disposal.
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The waltz begins and ends with patterns in which the other 14 become inner and outer circles of petals, with Dewdrop in the center.
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"This is a waltz thinking about our bodies," Thom Yorke sings in "Suspirium," which joins the long list of his sweetly chilling piano ballads.
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Jonathan Van Ness has high hopes that his Queer Eye costar Karamo Brown can waltz his way to a Dancing With the Stars win.
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Dancers from the Staatsballett quickly posted a petition in protest, saying that Ms. Waltz and Mr. Ohman's appointment was politically, rather than artistically, motivated.
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There is "a constant waltz" between members who want more direct action and those who don't want to annoy the public, Mr. Bramwell said.
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Washington (CNN)If elections are won by defiant showmanship alone, Donald Trump, the grand political illusionist, will waltz to a second term in November.
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Contrarians are always trying to petition for Chrises who aren't blond and blue-eyed white dudes, like the Chrises Messina, Waltz, Rock, and Baranski.
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Experience: We broke down a waltz from the first half of "Liebeslieder Walzer," George Balanchine's intimate dance about the complications of the human heart.
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" She continued, "Every single ex-dancer that I know, including myself, will be devastated if Peter is allowed to waltz back into his office.
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Musically, the song is the kind of downtrodden waltz that Ryan Adams would build a career on, but Schwarzenbach sounds like a hungover foghorn.
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Stephanie Murphy, a Democrat, and Michael Waltz, a Republican, wrote in a letter dated Thursday to Attorney General William Barr and FBI Director Christopher Wray.
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A brief country-pop tune, constructed in waltz time, "Sweet Baby James" was suffused with weariness and loneliness, yet it was also a soothing lullaby.
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While she had no trouble busting out a belly dance or a waltz, the actress came up short when asked to do the Running Man.
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Olympic gymnast Simone Biles is taking a stroll — or should we say a Viennese waltz — down memory lane on Dancing with the Stars this week.
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Strauss' The Blue Danube Waltz, provides a loving, spring-time quality that will have you stepping along the bridge's artful planks in three-quarter time.
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Kramer and Savchenko scored a perfect 40 on both their waltz as a couple and their Team-Up Dance with Val Chmerkovskiy and Laurie Hernandez.
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Alita is a cyborg rescued from a scrap heap by a scientist (Christoph Waltz, in what appears to be a good guy role for once).
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And there's no reason to assume Google can just waltz into this space, start offering a carpooling service, and successfully knock Uber off its perch.
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The creepy, campy Christoph Waltz and his dark grey Nazi uniform almost become one with the background of the French farmhouse, where he's hunting Jews.
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The professional bull rider and Texas native performed a Viennese Waltz with pro partner Sharna Burgess during week 2 of the reality dancing competition series.
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And finally they talked about WeWork's latest acquisition, Waltz, a smartphone app and reader that allows users to enter different properties with a single credential.
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I was learning to write a waltz about an old man using boxing metaphors, as opposed to writing about what everyone else was writing about.
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And for their first dances: Harding earned a score of 26/30 for her Viennese waltz while Norman got a 27/30 for his foxtrot.
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Witney Carson and her star partner Frankie Muniz waited for the judge's critiques after performing a waltz, but Carrie Ann Inaba pointed out a misstep.
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The Arsenic Waltz he explains, in spite of its name, is actually made from leftover cucumbers turned into a honey that captures a vibrant greenness.
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Michael Waltz, a former U.S. Army Special Forces officer and White House aide who served in Afghanistan, said the shooter depicted had "certainly" undergone training.
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"Obama was the best AR-15 salesman there was," Chris Waltz, a 54-year-old gun dealer and Army veteran in Georgia, told the Journal.
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After mastering the basics of the waltz, the polka, and swing, he joined the committee that organizes Stanford's Viennese Ball, an annual white-tie event.
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Keep in mind, even if you have the funds to pay for a Ferrari, you can't just waltz into a dealership to snap one up.
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For a variety of reasons, many celebrities have chosen to waltz through their careers with a different name than the one on their birth certificate.
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Mr. Pletnev and the orchestra also offered encores: the Waltz from Khachaturian's "Masquerade" Suite and the Dance of the Skomorokhi from Tchaikovsky's "The Snow Maiden."
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Unwilling to face a bruising primary challenge from a Tea Party candidate, he opened the door for a Tea Party candidate to waltz right in.
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Tim Waltz ordered a temporary stop to elective surgeries, non-urgent procedures such as hip replacements and cataract surgeries, in his state starting on Monday.
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At times, Ms. Barton's "Indomitable Waltz," which she described in a program interview as an "intimate exploration of the soul," had a somber, contemplative approach.
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Its title is a translation of "Liebeslieder Walzer," Brahms's 1868 arrangement of 18 love songs, for four voices and two pianists, all in waltz tempo.
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The boy watches Shura and Natalia, all dressed up like two girls, waltz into the courtyard, past this soldier, past other soldiers, into the street.
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"We cannot just wish these wars away unfortunately," said Republican Representative Michael Waltz, a former Green Beret officer who commanded U.S. special forces in Afghanistan.
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The government has banned Israeli films, like the 2008 movie "Waltz With Bashir," an animated autobiographical drama about the Israeli invasion of Lebanon in 1982.
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Their gestures are nicely poised between a writhe and a waltz, and, for particular emphasis, they like to hit the wall with a scary splat.
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Mr. Cornejo is a man apart, wandering as if in a dream as others waltz around him, briefly interact with him or pass him by.
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After couples pair up, as if to perform a waltz, Beatriz Stix-Brunell decides it's not a good idea and exits on her own terms.
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What was it like to waltz through the convention in a 35-pound ensemble, hefting aloft a web of tentacles 15 1/2 feet wide?
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"There is such a starvation and thirst for any acknowledgment, that the first person to waltz in has a greater chance at success," she said.
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Ska, samba, chanson, mambo, disco and even an occasional waltz are all in the hands of a rhythm section that mixes electronics and live playing.
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Billed as "The Last Waltz," it featured an all-star roster of friends and collaborators, like Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Muddy Waters and Neil Young.
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"Boeing's software update appears to add yet another layer of safety to the operation of the MAX aircraft," Southwest's certificate chief pilot Bob Waltz said.
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A Walking Dead-inspired Paso Doble (we're fully expecting zombie attire) – and a Game of Thrones Viennese Waltz, featuring none other than your "muva" Amber Rose.
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Sabrina's Parentage When Lucifer announces, "Edward Spellman isn't your father — I am," about 23 minutes into "Mephisto Waltz," it feels like a lightbulb has gone off.
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In 2016, the Berlin State Ballet company announced the joint appointment of the contemporary choreographer Sasha Waltz and the more classically inclined Johannes Ohman as directors.
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Led by an eclectic chief executive by the name of Adam Neumann, WeWork made headlines this week after announcing its acquisition of building access app Waltz.
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If you think you'll be able to waltz down to your local dealership and plunk down money for a self-driving car, you'll be disappointed, however.
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The film also stars Margot Robbie and is Tarantino's first film premiere at Cannes since Inglourious Basterds in 2009, where Christopher Waltz won for Best Actor.
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Players have to be retired for three years before they make the Hall, so it seems unfair that Bettman can waltz in while he's still working.
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Plus, since it's all tucked away in an sort-of secret spot, you won't waltz into the office wearing the same trendy top as your coworkers.
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The regulations also forced companies to put basic protections in place to make sure hackers can't waltz in and steal information such as social security numbers.
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If Gaethje is struggling to waltz the opponent to the fence with his feet alone, he should be more willing to duck in on a leg.
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Before we tell you all about Fones, which dropped over night, let's waltz back in time and bathe in the glorious glow of the seminal "XE2".
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As many of those same news outlets later admitted, what once seemed like a sure thing — that Clinton would waltz to the nomination — later proved untrue.
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He has also been a prolific director beyond Broadway; his projects have included last week's semi-staged revival of "Do I Hear a Waltz?" at Encores!
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"If we bring migrants from Greece or Turkey directly into Europe, that's an invitation to waltz," Hungary's right-wing prime minister, Viktor Orban, told reporters here.
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"Sweet Caroline" turned me on to Neil, but I didn't truly become a fan until I saw him play "Dry Your Eyes" in The Last Waltz.
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A Chicago-based all-female string quartet, 4Spiel, performed "Musetta's Waltz" from Puccini's "La Bohème" as the bride and groom met on the stone wedding platform.
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As such, "The Waldheim Waltz" sometimes dances between a brisk, present-tense recounting of political history and a more wandering, personal reflection on the filmmaker's history.
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Here is one of my favorites, and here are some other great options: Waltz for The Moon (rhythmic), Star Maze (rhythmic), Forest Interlude (ambient) Arrival (ambient).
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And even if they aren't, the Warriors can still waltz their way to three championships in four years with Curry playing exactly as he is now.
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A jazzy waltz with a circular, three-note bass riff and pattering percussion cross-rhythms introduced the Allmans' most psychedelic side on their 1969 debut album.
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J.P. The song is a peaceful, folky, fingerpicked waltz, with Bedouine's utterly imperturbable alto, singing and sometimes reciting, at ease amid plush choral and orchestral arrangements.
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His first document of artistic life, meanwhile, was The Last Waltz (1978), which captures The Band's star-studded final show at the Winterland Ballroom in 1976.
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In this version of "Cinderella," the heroine would rather fly her own plane than waltz across the dance floor, and her best friend is a rat.
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The rest of the commercial looks like any other Bond movie, though, complete with stunts, gunfire and two facially disfigured villains (Christoph Waltz and Rami Malek).
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Here is Dutch violinist André Rieu surprising Hopkins with the premiere performance of the actor's own work, "And the Waltz Goes On." It's OK to cry.
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Unfortunately, Odom and his partner Peta Murgatroyd — who earned a score of 20 out of 40 from the judges for their Viennese Waltz — were sent home.
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The preview is "The Weight," the song she and her family group, the Staple Singers, joined for the Band's farewell, "The Last Waltz," back in 1976.
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And lest you think this is just another American songbook cash-grab, she tosses in a lounge version of a Metallica song, in springy waltz time.
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There's a spiraling waltz variation; an unruly impromptu; and a final dance and epilogue that turns ominous, like some wild étude by that Chopin-lover Scriabin.
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In a 2014 appearance on "The Tonight Show," the actor Christoph Waltz explained Krampus to an American audience: the Austrian answer to Elf on the Shelf.
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Dr. Rosenfeld is fond of a closer-to-home waltz, "Skating in Central Park," which the Modern Jazz Quartet performed at the Wollman Rink in 21986.
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The Breakdown We break down a waltz from the first half of "Liebeslieder Walzer," an intimate and mysterious dance about the complications of the human heart.
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At first, his music didn't see a release, but four years later the horror enthusiasts at Death Waltz Recording Company picked it up for their label.
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If we look regionally, Sokhorn's installation forms an interesting dialogue with Vietnamese artist UuDam Tran Nguyen's work, "Waltz of the Machine Equestrians—The Machine Equestrians," (2012).
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However, in an interview with Parade, Kruger revealed that it was actually Tarantino, not Waltz, whose hands are used for the close-up shot of the strangling.
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I imagined I'd waltz into the American political scene, get my name on a bunch of state ballots, and make a legitimate run for the White House.
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Christoph Waltz thinks the country has taken a nose dive since Donald Trump became prez, and his advice for Trump and the country is simple and blunt.
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From afar, it looked like prime Oscar bait: Tulip Fever boasts a grade-A prestige cast including Academy Award winners Alicia Vikander, Christoph Waltz, and Judi Dench.
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The program, devoted to Vienna, opened with an obvious choice: Johann Strauss Jr.'s "Tales From the Vienna Woods" waltz, played with unusual restraint and nuanced detail.
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Initially with the waltz I learned the steps on the ground and graduated to the stilts, which was slightly terrifying for me but probably more for Emma.
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Lieutenant Colonel Tony Shaffer worked on the congressional record of his massive recovery efforts, and Lieutenant Colonel Michael Waltz led search missions for Bowe Bergdahl in Afghanistan.
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While the song sounds tailor-made for the wedding (the title translates to "Sofia's bridal waltz") it was actually written in 2014, one year before the nuptials.
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MACCALLUM: Colonel Waltz, talk to us about the military proceeding, you know, in the way that this was arrived at and the judge who made this decision.
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WALTZ: Well, I think, you know, obviously, the defense made their case for how he was treated, which I will point out is according to Bergdahl himself.
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James Temperton, Wired: Kevin Spacey and Robin Wright continue their malevolent waltz of evil, which at times is satisfying but at others veers towards comic book supervillainy.
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In a film tinged with romance and heartbreak, Lumiére's hospitable welcome is a moment of pure joy, as flatware and cutlery waltz around the Beast's dining room.
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In the leading role of the Waltz and Elegy heroine, Lillian DiPiazza has a beauty and poignancy, but she lacks the technical assurance that yields true authority.
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We start with a parole meeting, which sees Debbie waltz out of jail in the evening dress she was wearing when she was caught for art fraud.
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Lucky me to have met Harry and Ron and Hermione as they were written, before Rowling began to waltz with her creations in their post-published state.
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If you're new to his music, the first thing you need to do is sit down and watch his legendary performance of "Caravan" from The Last Waltz.
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Some of them pull willing viewers into a waltz—one reaches out and gently lowers the camera of an onlooker before inviting her to dance as well.
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"Donald Trump hasn't served this country a day in his life, essentially dodged the draft in Vietnam through multiple deferments," Waltz says, speaking directly into the camera.
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Muddy knew all kinds of songs, including Gene Autry's "Missouri Waltz" and pop hits like "Chattanooga Choo-Choo," but Lomax and Work didn't want the whole jukebox.
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It's a perfect end to the summer months, a sassy waltz into Autumn, a complete coalescence of what makes pop music so great without being too overproduced.
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This is for good reason, Terunofuji is strong enough that he can often waltz his opponents to the edge of the dohyo even when conceding double underhooks.
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Waltz, although captivating while playing the villain in other films, doesn't exude the same fearsome quality when pitted against Craig's taller, stronger, and more physically menacing Bond.
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His playing on "Nocturne," a country waltz, puts him in roughly the same county as Bill Frisell, but with a touch and temperament entirely his own. N.C.
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Representative Michael Waltz - the first U.S. Army Green Beret elected to Congress, said he favored the diplomatic freeze as a way to force Iran into serious negotiations.
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Guitar chords outline a slow waltz; a backup choir joins her and sometimes wanders away from her; heard through headphones, phantom voices arise from behind and above.
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In a 2014 appearance on "The Tonight Show," the actor Christoph Waltz explained Krampus to an American audience as the Austrian answer to Elf on the Shelf.
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So goes "'Godfather Waltz,'" a submission by reader Paul Klenk to Metropolitan Diary, The Times's weekly column for readers to share their only-in-New-York experiences.
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The one thing you might wish is for more: What might Stritch have done with some of Parker's most penetrating social critiques — "Horsie," say, or "The Waltz"?
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Her biggest hit was "Don't You Know" — adapted from "Musetta's Waltz," an aria from "La Bohème" — which reached No. 2 on the Billboard singles chart in 1959.
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Here at last was some utterly satisfying Strauss — and it paved the way for more, right up to the slightly demented, lopsided waltz at the ballet's end.
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He sings its semi-absurdist lyrics — "Do like the Romans/pop melatonin" — over a rushing, fluttering, quasi-waltz that hurries toward an undisclosed destination, whimsical but driven.
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Ms. Stone and Mr. Gosling, in their most romantic duet, build to … a waltz turn and a dip — steps that most couples master for their wedding reception.
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Hopefully, you can waltz through Target knocking items into your cart and crossing people off your list, all while listening to Mariah Carey and clutching your Starbucks.
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He's not the only bad guy, though; the trailer also shows Christoph Waltz' Blofeld making his return to the James Bond franchise following his role in Spectre.
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At midnight, head to the Grand Portico Terrace for Champagne and fireworks to the sounds of the Blue Danube Waltz and the bells of Stephen&aposs Cathedral.
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Here is one of my favorites, and here are some other great options: Waltz for The Moon (rhythmic), Star Maze (rhythmic), Forest Interlude (ambient) and Arrival (ambient).
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As he took to the podium, the shimmering strings announced that he was beginning the rehearsal at the end, with the traditional encore: Strauss's "Blue Danube" Waltz.
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In a 2014 appearance on "The Tonight Show," the actor Christoph Waltz explained Krampus to a U.S. audience as the Austrian answer to Elf on the Shelf.
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Early on, Gloria felt like another waltz through well-trod territory; the Fargo universe has already introduced us to the good and just cop nobody pays attention to.
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But you can't just waltz in to get your own Marty McFly-worthy kicks, alas: You'll need an appointment to "experience" and/or actually try out a pair.
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In the pictures, I focused mainly on portraying the most sentimental and important moments, such as the waltz, the Mass, the cake, and the coronation of the quinceañera.
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Some viewers tune in to the Academy Awards to see who bests the prestigious competition, or to play fashion critic as the celebs waltz down the red carpet.
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Nick actually picked up the general choreography for both pretty quickly, but he's gotten the nuances of the tango a lot faster than he has for the waltz.
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Phillippe was escorted by Maharaja Padmanabh Singh of Jaipur, a polo player on India's national team, who danced the waltz together to a song from La La Land.
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Reinhardt doing the waltz with his hammer inspired by Gene Kelly waltzing with a mop from the movie Thousands Cheer may be the best one of them all.
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Each member's office contains a bathroom and they typically put 'do not disturb' signs on the door so that cleaning staff doesn't waltz in with a vacuum overnight.
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He went on to write seven books, and found success again with Slow Waltz in Cedar Bend in 1993, which beat out Bridges on the best-seller list.
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