In September, Bullard posted a photo of the banquet hall.
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He'll hold an election party in a Manchester banquet hall.
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Inside the main banquet hall, a wedding was under way.
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Or at the very least, in a banquet hall somewhere.
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"Marriages can be stopped; the banquet hall can be seized," he said.
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Outside the banquet hall, thousands of protesters made their presence known throughout campus.
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Throughout the day, people drop off donations in the banquet hall parking lot.
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Then also, the wedding banquet hall was where my cousin really got married.
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In a chandeliered banquet hall, fiery speakers pump Sanders campaign lines from onstage.
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Patrick's Day dinner with Rotarians at a banquet hall on the Detroit River.
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MONDAY She confirmed logistics (it would be buffet style) with the banquet hall.
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Shatto Banquet Hall is a low-slung building that hosts celebrations for any occasion.
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Meetings took place in a cavernous banquet hall that resembled a sultan's ornate court.
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He spoke to several hundred people at a banquet hall in Salem Township, Mich.
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Relatives passed the phone around the banquet hall, congratulating him via the messaging app.
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The organization had to flip a banquet hall in the facility to accommodate migrants.
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I wrote about Mr. Trudeau's stop at a packed banquet hall in Peterborough, Ontario.
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The banquet hall was an explosion of pink and green — A.K.A.'s colors — and Mrs.
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That meant certain elements of design that made it feel like a Chinese banquet hall.
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The vessel has its own banquet hall and enough space to comfortably sleep 30 guests.
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Not just in a lovely, TV camera-free banquet hall days before the actual show.
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The show opened on Walder Frey addressing his family and friends in a banquet hall.
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We had a bigger room for the movie, but it was the same banquet hall.
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Like the Landmark compound, Don Chan Palace has a large banquet hall and convention center.
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Its two-story banquet hall was crammed with treasures, including some made for Marie Antoinette.
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They blast into a banquet hall with a dose of rappity-rap B-boy blackness.
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Housed in a century-old former banquet hall, Mister Jiu's is definitely not vintage Chinatown.
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A. Son," compared Lawry's old-fashioned banquet-hall environment to "an American dim sum parlor.
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Redding chased the staff member back into the banquet hall, threatening to kill him, say police.
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In the banquet hall below, researchers think Iucundus would have received his guests in the evening.
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Planning your wedding reception in a charming Pinterest-inspired barn instead of the typical banquet hall?
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The sprawling property includes two 18-hole golf courses, a tennis facility and a banquet hall.
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"In America we don't have a lot of family," she tells a banquet hall of relatives.
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The boy from Chengdu, Sichuan, was eating at a banquet hall nestled in his mum's arms.
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Beneath crystal chandeliers last April, politicians, school leaders, vendors and community members gathered in a banquet hall.
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Its main employers are farms, the local school district, the Rainbow Banquet Hall and a correctional facility.
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Last year, they were host to a big New Year celebration at a banquet hall in Flushing.
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One banquet hall manager said a client paid about 2000,22 rupees for a venue in 2000 rupee coins.
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It's either at a big restaurant or a banquet hall—places that are meant to host these weddings.
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Sometimes the best wedding backdrop isn't an elaborate banquet hall or city view terrace, but Mother Nature herself.
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I am sitting in the banquet hall of our hotel, where the mandatory breakfast meeting is in underway.
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Eventually, around two dozen Sudanese men showed up and adjourned to a banquet hall next to the restaurant.
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Imagine that its house includes a banquet hall, a game room, a library, even a full-size squash court.
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Over July 4th weekend in 1981, several hundred game nerds gathered at a banquet hall in San Mateo, California.
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Standing over a banquet hall full of fresh corpses, whose child is Arya now: Ned Stark's or the Hound's?
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The reception was held in the Safisa banquet hall, where event designer Aram Lobyan constructed a lush flower ceiling.
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The rabbi said he heard a loud bang as he walked toward the banquet hall to wash his hands.
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He rushed into the banquet hall, toward the children who were playing there, including his 4-year-old granddaughter.
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Connie Zhang is the president & CEO of the Royal Queen banquet hall that the mayor visited in mid-February.
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During the residency the question preoccupies me, and at dinners in the soaring banquet hall our conversations percolate with ideas.
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I found wall pieces of a phoenix and a dragon, which is typically found in a dim sum banquet hall.
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Across Orlando, donations can be made at Harbor Community Banks, local businesses and the banquet hall -- Acacia's El Centro Borinqueno.
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But the winding wooden stairway, as well as a throne in the old banquet hall, testify to its storied past.
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The actual wedding took place in the same hotel, in the same banquet hall, but just in a different room.
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The former vice president held his first campaign rally after entering the 2020 race at a Teamsters banquet hall in Pittsburgh.
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With the family preparing for the wedding, Nai Nai jumps into action, booking a banquet hall and planning the wedding feast.
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Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein was walking into the banquet hall at Chabad of Poway on Saturday when he heard a loud noise.
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It — it's enormous high ceilings, chandelier in every single room, beautiful tapestries in this enormous, like, banquet hall sort of space.
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As expected, the decor is reminiscent of an old European Château, and the banquet hall features a dizzying number of chandeliers.
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The dark forest where the children become lost is here a mysterious banquet hall with leafy wallpaper and a long table.
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I turn around where all the children were gathered in the banquet hall and I gather them and I usher them outside.
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He says that after the venue shut down, he was forced to relocate to a banquet hall, performing on a red staircase.
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Also on the property is a banquet hall with a den, a smokehouse and a carriage house now used as a workshop.
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While it's no longer a vineyard, LA's oldest continuously running winery houses a production facility, tasting room, Italian cafeteria, and banquet hall.
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Meetings took place in a cavernous banquet hall that resembled a sultan's ornate court, with a sign overhead to capture the mood.
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Covering 21980,2400 acres, the gated compound includes cabins, lodges, a banquet hall and a recreation center with an Olympic-size swimming pool.
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Adrián Villar Rojas has transformed the open-air space into a dystopian banquet hall where culture is the main meal, long-ago consumed.
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He renamed the building, which once belonged to an order of monks, the Abbaye de Collonges and converted it into a banquet hall.
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The banquet hall on the banks of the Hudson pulsates as nine of Cara's best friends lead a procession to the dance floor.
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Our photographer went out to a banquet hall, an amusement park, even a bar, and found a deep sense of relief among residents.
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The curtain opens on a gigantic mound of corpses in the deposed emperor's banquet hall, which is being used as a makeshift morgue.
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The banquet hall of the Filipino restaurant in South San Francisco was buzzing as local media waited for the presentation of this year's delegates.
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Dressed in his trademark Drake turtleneck, the rapper posed for pictures both at Jalaah's house and the banquet hall where the prom was held.
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In the banquet hall, a giant, T-shaped stage in the center is installed in the middle with disco lights and galaxy-themed décor.
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She transformed the carriage house into a banquet hall, and after Oliver died, Alva turned the mansion into a salon for women's suffrage meetings.
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He helps prepare the banquet hall for events, receiving floor plans for elaborate weddings and parties and "making them come to life," he said.
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The contemporary art gets the most play on the third floor, formerly a Masonic banquet hall large enough to seat 1,500 members (all men).
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The talks were held in a closed-off banquet hall at the five-star Ritz-Carlton seaside hotel on the southern end of Doha.
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I watch all of the games at the Banquet Hall (Maggie's Pub) with my SoCal Rams Booster Club friends unless we travel to the game.
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"Let God bless you," gushes a middle-aged woman to Tamrat Haile, the museum's overall boss, as she emerges from an ornately decorated banquet hall.
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That beautiful banquet hall you looked at last week could transform into an eyesore if remodeling work is done before your wedding, Ms. Watkins said.
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Rabbi Dennis C. Tobin is to officiate at the Brownstone, a banquet hall in Paterson, N.J. The bride, 56, will be taking her husband's name.
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Phillips is also offering a walnut sideboard, about 10 feet long, from the palace's banquet hall ($426,000 to $710,000) that Mr. Muthesius inlaid with aluminum sunbursts.
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The setting booked for Mr. Trudeau's appearance in Peterborough, Ontario, last Friday was the Evinrude Centre, a cavernous banquet hall attached to a hockey rink complex.
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In the banquet hall, he meets Janice, an old acquaintance, who has spent her life as a maid at court and is running the improvised morgue.
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In one, blinding chandeliers dangle from a chromatic ceiling above a massive, mirrored banquet hall, where lavender chairs, each wrapped in a saffron bow, anticipate guests.
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Last week, more than 50 people were killed in Kabul when a suicide bomber attacked a banquet hall where a meeting of religious leaders was taking place.
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"Catfish" star Nev Schulman got wet and wild after his wedding ... in a reception that ditched the banquet hall dance floor for riding waves at the beach.
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"All of us were in a different state of mind" That conference room was the Rendezvous Banquet Hall, where businessman Dilip Mehta, 65, was attending a dinner.
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Because Trump's business empire is overseen by a trust of which he is the sole beneficiary, he profits from these hotel stays, banquet hall rentals and meals.
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Yet, as she sat in the front row of a crowded banquet hall on Monday morning, waiting for Pete Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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The second time was about three years later, at Zanies Comedy Club in Nashville, the opposite of a banquet hall in terms of its appropriateness for comedy.
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Yet at the start of episode 3, there she stood in the banquet hall of the selfsame castle, virile and battle-flushed and very much un-kersplattered. Huh?
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The couple hosted a reception for their guests in the hotel's banquet hall, and delivered speeches and popped champagne over video from their suite in the same building.
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Meanwhile, banquet hall bookings fell to 2000 percent in 212 from 3003 percent in 2300, and country clubs to 21 percent from 2200 percent over the same period.
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If you choose to leave the large arena of face paintings through a second door, you'll find yourself in another small gallery, and a kind of banquet hall.
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On Friday he headlined an event at the banquet hall of a retirement community in Arizona to raise private funds for a border wall — made out of hemp.
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A staircase leads up to one room, the banquet hall, where two thrones face each other, thought to be where a powerful leader would dine with a guest.
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Insider Tip: Stop by the Gadsby's Tavern Museum next door, where guests can peruse dining areas, rooms and the banquet hall, which hosted the first six American presidents.
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Our small crowd retreated from the heat into a clearing in the palms, where a dance floor, bar and open-air banquet hall had been erected for the occasion.
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When officers arrived at the Dala Thai Restaurant and Banquet Hall they found multiple people with gunshot wounds, along with a teenage male who had been killed, police said.
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Living In 8 Photos View Slide Show ' For a hamlet named after the eternal banquet hall where the slain warriors of Norse mythology caroused, Valhalla is low on drama.
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"If I'm going to be able to beat Donald Trump in 2020, it's going to happen here," Biden told a packed crowd at the Teamsters Local 20203 banquet hall.
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"I came here because, quite frankly folks, if I'm going to beat Donald Trump in 2020, it's going to happen here," Biden told a packed Teamsters banquet hall in Pittsburgh.
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FORT BRAGG, North Carolina (Reuters) - One set of photographs, posted on Instagram, captures a grand, crimson-colored banquet hall at a 1233-acre Irish estate with two 18th Century mansions.
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In order to save his friends, he sets off the smoke alarms in the banquet hall sending everyone in their best evening wear fleeing, and allowing the group to escape.
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He is also being charged with multiple arson fires at Jewish gathering places, including one at a yeshiva and another at a Jewish banquet hall, according to local ABC affiliate WABC.
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He is also being charged with multiple arson fires at Jewish gathering places, including one at a yeshiva and another at a Jewish banquet hall, according to local ABC affiliate WABC.
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I'm going to skip work, wake up early with my kids, dress my son in a traditional Pakistani outfit, head out to a banquet hall and celebrate with other young families.
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Polite is also being charged with multiple arson fires at Jewish gathering places, including one at a yeshiva and another at a Jewish banquet hall, according to local ABC affiliate WABC.
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They rented a banquet hall, invited everyone they felt had played a key part in my arriving at that moment — and told me we were going to a cousin's baby shower.
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The trespassing incident exposed a potential hole in Mr. Trump's security net, with his frequent operations at a club that also sells tickets to the public as a private banquet hall.
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The trespassing incident exposed a potential hole in Mr. Trump's security net, with his frequent operations at a club that also sells tickets to the public as a private banquet hall.
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Immigrants employed there were charged with watering, mowing and manicuring the greens; the upkeep of the banquet hall, which has a 300-person capacity; and preparing food in the club's restaurant.
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The red of the blood gushing from the wounds, pooling on the banquet-hall floor, reminded me of the paint splashed on the "Welcome to Northern Ireland" sign at the border.
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As the day's interviews come to a close, Leone rushes outside the banquet hall; her daughter is on her way back from preschool and it's time for the twins to eat again.
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" Whistle While You Work"[As Snow White], I worked mostly in the Magic Kingdom in Florida and a lot in the Princess Room, which has now changed to the Royal Banquet Hall.
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The couple are also looking into turning the restaurant's adjacent banquet hall — a sprawling space with disco balls, flashy chandeliers and shiny, pearl-white wallpaper — into a club for young Indian-Americans.
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After three decades of service, Chinatown banquet hall Tommy Toy's Cuisine Chinoise shuttered in 2013 despite receiving numerous accolades during its tenure, and nearby Empress of China, a local favorite, closed in 2014.
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But from the moment my grandfather led me into the room — some banquet hall in the wilderness of Levittown — I understood that to my grandfather Dr. Fireman was a person of mysterious importance.
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The bottom floor of the tomb is a banquet hall, Once a year the family of the deceased came to hold a feast to honor the dead and clean the tomb, Alhasani explained.
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Guests could dress up in their finery, stay at the hotel, and, in a glowing banquet hall with soaring views of Yosemite Valley, watch some light, Yuletide-themed performances and listen to carols.
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On Saturday, North Smithfield Police responded to multiple calls about a large fight in the parking lot of The Pines, a banquet hall in North Smithfield, according to a police report obtained by PEOPLE.
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The Macleans' private living room was cluttered with modern bric-a-brac while, just below, tourists tramped about in the stately banquet hall looking at clan paraphernalia and trying to locate a public toilet.
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"It's all about the business now, rather than the restructuring," Brough said after fielding numerous questions about the restructured firm's prospects from the shareholders that packed the banquet hall where the meeting was held.
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The pavilion will house a ground-level banquet hall, meeting and conference rooms and a rooftop garden, while myriad angled windows will filter light throughout the space and offer vantage points from each room.
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Restaurateurs were taken by surprise by the mandatory capacity reductions, and a few restaurants with a capacity of more than 500 guests had to close entirely, including the banquet hall Jing Fong in Chinatown.
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It has been a marketplace, an armory and a banquet hall, and to this day remains a site for political and civic events, including ceremonies to swear in the foreign-born as new U.S. citizens.
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We're cornered in a giant, cream-colored banquet hall on the eighth floor of the Westin Hotel in downtown Atlanta, where Brock Akil is shooting a string of final scenes for the season-one finale.
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"Hundreds of Islamic scholars and their followers had gathered to recite verses from the holy Quran to observe the Eid Milad-un-Nabi festival at the private banquet hall," said a spokesman for Kabul police.
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Read: Temple to ancient Roman cult resurrected beneath London The other room, attached to the banquet hall, has a tall circular podium, which archaeologists say would have been used by the ruler when making announcements.
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A 19-year-old man was killed and six others were wounded shortly after midnight at a restaurant and banquet hall in Spring Lake Park, a suburb north of Minneapolis, the county sheriff's office said.
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Many of his cases were resolved in private negotiation with the defense, then approved by a lower-level judge, known as a magistrate judge, in a cramped basement courtroom below a banquet hall and a nail salon.
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Frank Redding, 32, of Cranston, was arguing with a family member outside the banquet hall when a manager confronted him for drinking alcohol on the property "that was not sold by the facility," according to the report.
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Everywhere you look on Instagram, a couple has transformed a basic banquet hall into Hogwarts' Great Hall and taken their guests to a magical place full of flying broomsticks, golden snitches, and, of course, lots of butterbeer.
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Across the street at the Emir Palace banquet hall, a Central Asian whirl of clarinet and drums greeted a midday Uzbek wedding party of women in glittering clothes and curled hair and men in suits with fresh shaves.
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And then, to the sound of ABBA's "Dancing Queen" and The Temptations' "The Way You Do the Things You Do," he sways his hips from side to side, grinning, and twirls woman after woman across the banquet hall.
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On a recent night, Mr. Levine and Mr. Johnson glad-handed their way through a banquet hall in Queens, gliding between tables topped with red-and-white balloons, and meeting near the Valentine-themed buffet near the shrimp.
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The main house, which has a surface area of 3,000 square meters, or about 32,000 square feet, has four bedrooms, and a similar-size adjoining building hosts five guest suites and a main banquet hall bedecked with hunting trophies.
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In September, protesters interrupted Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers's State of the City speech with chants of "justice for De'Von," and were pushed out of the banquet hall, then later removed from outside of the room by the police.
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The complex process in which food is quickly assembled on plates by a line of cooks, each responsible for one small element on each plate, so that a team of waiters can serve an entire banquet hall in minutes.
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On the positive side, later on they discovered that a restaurant in the hotel had a jukebox so the restaurant lets them move it into the banquet hall and they're able to pop in some quarters to get music playing.
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"My dad, he immigrated from Egypt, and he was looking for an America that was big enough for him too," El-Sayed tells the hundreds gathered in a banquet hall of overstated chandeliers and dizzying carpeting on a recent Tuesday evening.
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But he still helped create its highlight, the lofty Gallery, a cross between a great medieval banquet hall and a Victorian museum of curiosities, with glass and iron skylights, pink and green walls, dark leather sofas and dark wood rafters.
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When an attendee at a banquet hall in Peterborough, Ontario, challenged Mr. Trudeau on his earlier approval of the pipeline, he dived into his usual talk about Canada transitioning away from fossil fuels but still needing a vibrant energy industry.
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A 19-year-old man dies in Minnesota shooting Shortly after midnight Sunday morning, police responded to a shooting in the parking lot of the Dala Thai Restaurant and Banquet Hall in Spring Lake Park, about 12 miles north of Minneapolis.
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When you get down to brass tacks, the essentials of a bridal makeup look are simple: foundation, concealer, blush, highlighter — plus the add-ons that keep everything from running down your face when you're twirling around the banquet hall at your reception.
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Filmed in a Soviet-era banquet hall, Tolokonnikova raps into the camera while her crew of back-up dancers (dressed in the blue uniforms of Russian prosecutors) waterboard and hang hooded prisoners before throwing piles of cash into the air, mimicking the authorities.
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"TRUMP is scary," says Jim Adkins, the manager of a branch of Olive Garden, a restaurant chain, as he is coming out of the banquet hall of the St Peter & Paul Macedonian Church, where he just cast his vote for Hillary Clinton.
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"TRUMP is scary," says Jim Adkins, the manager of a branch of Olive Garden, a restaurant chain, as he comes out of the banquet hall of the St Peter & Paul Macedonian Church, where he has just cast his vote for Hillary Clinton.
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Biden held his first campaign rally this week at a Teamsters banquet hall in Pittsburgh, boosted by an endorsement from the International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF), the first major labor union to throw its support behind a candidate in the 2020 race.
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The image that hangs in Peele's office comes from the sketch's punch line: It's a black-and-white photograph of the businessman character beaming at a banquet-hall table, the one black face in an ocean of well-heeled, blank-looking white ones.
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A unanimous three-judge 2nd Circuit panel said plaintiff Gebrial Rasmy, a former server at a banquet hall in Manhattan's Central Park managed by Marriott, had plausibly claimed that his working conditions were altered by coworkers' frequent comments about his Egyptian heritage and religion.
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The Owl Club mentions its banquet hall and garden, explains that its members can buy chips, sandwiches, and other food from its own professional steward, and specifies dress code for its many meals, many black tie only (the twice-a-week lunches allow for casual attire, but no hats).
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One Saturday night in 2017, I saw the Queens-based musician Eartheater at a noise show at an old Polish banquet hall wearing angel wings and wielding a chainsaw precariously close to some exposed piping at center stage, as two collaborators swing other power tools at her flanks.
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In a private banquet hall somewhere in Orange County (fun fact: no one actually calls it "the OC" around here unless you're a Famous Stars and Straps tank top-wearing bro), caterers dressed in long-sleeved red shirts and black vests quickly make their way to the kitchen.
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The scheme would seem to be the brainchild of someone who, alert to how lavishly the state will spend on all security-related affairs, figured out a way to creep through the back entrance of the great government banquet hall to join the feeding frenzy in the kitchen.
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He has also sued the town in a dispute over the size of his estate's flagpole; the size of the banquet hall he added to the property; and the size of the club, which, to frighten the local gentry, he once threatened to sell to followers of the Rev.
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As its name suggests, it does so by relying on drama and grandeur: Villar Rojas, known for his larger-than-life works — usually of carefully handled clay — has entirely transformed the open-air space into a dystopian banquet hall where culture is the main meal, long-ago consumed.
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Leaders in the Chinese business community said foot traffic improved at varying degrees at local stores after Mayor Bill de Blasio ate a February 13 meal in front of reporters and local news cameras at the Royal Queen, a popular Chinese banquet hall in the Flushing neighborhood of Queens, New York.
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A New York Times reporter was escorted by an alliance staff member away from a second-floor banquet hall that hosted catered meals and a Thursday evening reception with an open bar and passed hors d'oeuvres, including tuna poke in waffle cones, and prosciutto and mozzarella skewers with a balsamic glaze.
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Whether it's a simple signing at City Hall, in a sprawling field with flowers in your hair, or at a big banquet hall with a cathedral veil and a pipe organ, chances are that, if you want to get married at some point, you've thought about what your dream day would look like.
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About 20 videos of the technique show up on YouTube; in one, a Chinese man in a banquet hall performs the feat to enthusiastic applause; in another, Green Bay, Wisconsin bar owner Chris Hansen busts out the trick in front of a national audience on a 2007 Late Show with David Letterman appearance.
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A food writer, recipe developer, and obsessive eater, I'm typically the Nero at such events, consuming plate after plate in a manner so decadent it would be sure to impress the depraved first-century emperor so dedicated to victuals that his Golden Palace featured a circular banquet hall that rotated day and night.
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The large 1,507-square-foot barn was transformed into a banquet hall, chapel and leisure room, complete with kitchen and bar facilities, and a grand vaulted reception space; areas close to the house were landscaped to create a courtyard, with a central fire pit and area with decking, as well as rose gardens.
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WHAT: A Neoclassical house with three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, a three-bedroom log cabin and a banquet hall HOW MUCH: $2,250,4003 SIZE: 4,985 square feet in the main house, about 12,2169 square feet overall PRICE PER SQUARE FOOT: $2314 SETTING: Franklin is a city about 21924 miles south of Nashville.
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There are generally three ways to get near him: buy a $200,000 membership, be recognized as a Trump-friendly guest of a member or pay your way into an event held in the main ballroom, which is essentially an adjacent banquet hall for nonmembers hoping to glimpse Mr. Trump or someone in his family.
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"I turned around and I saw a group of children in the banquet hall, including my granddaughter, and I just ran, not even knowing that my fingers were blown off and curled all the kids together and got them outside and went into the sanctuary and got everyone out of the sanctuary to safety," he said.
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From the technicalities of fixing a greyhound race — how to make a dog slow down or even stop — to the rituals of dishwashing and cleaning at the banquet hall where Nathaniel works as a boy, to the procedures of Suffolk thatchers and the secretive transport of nitroglycerin during the war, there seems to be some kind of authenticating material every few pages.
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Jeff Gompertz would design and run the "pod" hotel, V. Owen Bush a banquet hall serving 200 meals a day with his workforce of chefs, waiters, and kitchen staff, while Alex Arcadia designed and built an elaborate "Arcadian temple" at a cost that rose from ten to twenty to thirty-forty-fifty thousand dollars, with live mics and eerie chants—but which no one was allowed to enter.
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She even feels comfortable telling him to check his privilege after he whines about having to sit in the back of the banquet hall during feasts (he talks about it as if it's still the deepest injustice he's ever faced, which, ugh, c'mon, Jon.) Isn't that so typical — you think you've got a nice platonic thing going with a guy and then he ditches you the second he suspects you of child murder.
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I could also show you how we used to get that rubber chicken rubbery and how we used to get the salads to wilt just in time for the sit-down plated dinner in Banquet Hall C on level mezzanine, but let's start with this catering success: your own cured gravlax, in your own house, made start to finish by you, and so tasty that you'll still be excited to eat it even after you've made thousands.
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