The Manhattan office performed 104 ceremonies on Monday and 72 ceremonies on Tuesday, the Times reported.
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In my search for things to do, I learned about Temazcal ceremonies, which are Mayan body purification ceremonies performed in sweat lodges.
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But the pageantry of the opening and closing ceremonies could easily be preserved by flying athletes to those ceremonies from dispersed competition sites.
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These ceremonies aren't held in place of official graduation ceremonies, but are an additional celebration of the work of students from marginalized communities.
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As per Oh Jang-hwan, Pyeongchang's director of ceremonies, the closing ceremonies will be all about looking forward with a "Next Wave" theme.
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THURSDAY - French D-Day ceremonies - Trump attends ceremonies in France marking the 75th anniversary of the D-Day invasion of Normandy on June 6.
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Caroline's first marriage occurred in the palace and both of Casiraghi's brothers had civil ceremonies on the palace grounds before religious ceremonies at disparate locations.
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That money paid for color guard ceremonies, flag presentations, on-field enlistment ceremonies, performances of the anthem, and jackets branded with both NFL and military insignia.
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" Another accused him of supporting "Quran kissing apology ceremonies.
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Explain. — Do you enjoy watching the awards ceremonies themselves?
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Or, perhaps best of all, look up wedding ceremonies on YouTube — this can really help you get a feel for the different kinds of ceremonies and the different tones they can take.
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The IOC said athletes are prohibited from protests and demonstrations while on the field of play, in the Olympic Village, during medal ceremonies and during the opening, closing and other official ceremonies.
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But until the Closing Ceremonies conclude, track is her focus.
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Naruhito, 59, will inherit the throne in ceremonies on Wednesday.
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Chopra and Jonas married last December in two elaborate ceremonies.
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This date is celebrated with big communal processions and ceremonies.
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But there would be more awards ceremonies, plays, and performances.
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Commencement ceremonies are wrapping up for the class of 2016.
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Now, with the opening ceremonies due to take place Aug.
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The groomed gardens are a perfect place for outdoor ceremonies.
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These ceremonies are not something you should attend without preparation.
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The Olympic anthem will be played during their medal ceremonies.
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By 2016, only 40 percent of ceremonies involved their presence.
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It holds choreographed ceremonies of tens of thousands of people.
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He is uncomfortable giving speeches or presiding over public ceremonies.
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They attended cremations and ceremonies, slaughterings, exorcisms, and long meditations.
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Both were married in the woods in cute, secretive ceremonies.
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"It's very confusing when you're at awards ceremonies," Hahn said.
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These are functional programs, on view only during memorial ceremonies.
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The investiture ceremonies will be held in the coming months.
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They'll pop up throughout the Winter Olympics during medal ceremonies.
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The two Koreas did not march together at the ceremonies.
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Dates for the star ceremonies have not yet been announced.
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Countries lean heavily on national stereotypes during their Olympic ceremonies.
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Eagles of Death Metal were also present at those ceremonies.
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Local officials, either religious or civil, typically perform the ceremonies.
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Pompeo is also scheduled to attend the ceremonies in Brazil.
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He last spoke at the school's commencement ceremonies in 2012.
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President Trump greets former President Obama after the inaugural ceremonies.
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Former President Obama waves as he departs the inauguration ceremonies.
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Several participated in ceremonies on Ellis Island and in Ireland.
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My mom loved sneaking out to watch Malay wedding ceremonies.
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I have been sitting in Lakota Temezcal ceremonies for years.
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No major foreign leaders were present at this year's ceremonies.
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In 1970, protests over the Vietnam War roiled the ceremonies.
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This is our party rice, served at ceremonies and celebrations.
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In Saturday's ceremonies, Buddhists monks are expected to light candles.
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And Australia remembered Eurydice Dixon in ceremonies across the country.
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Scenes of Remembrance New York Times photographers documented the ceremonies.
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After that, Mr. Spanos did not participate in similar ceremonies.
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Where are you when the rose ceremonies are taking place?
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Enshrinement ceremonies will be held next August in Canton, Ohio.
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WCBS anchor Chris Wragge served as the Master of Ceremonies.
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After those ceremonies, LeBron took the center of the court.
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Some payments were awarded in ceremonies to garner maximum publicity.
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The public is welcome to attend both ceremonies, it said.
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What about the red carpet coverage that precedes the ceremonies?
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At AVM, I witness one of the ceremonies for myself.
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She repurposed old photos she had shot at wedding ceremonies.
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As Golden Globe ceremonies go, the 251th was disappointingly tame.
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The new regulations spell out how weddings and other ceremonies such as birthday parties or funerals should be held and authorizes local authorities, including police, tax inspectors, and state prosecutors to monitor the ceremonies.
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Although practitioners of the West African religion use strong doses of iboga for initiation ceremonies, they take small doses during weekly religious ceremonies to facilitate emotional connection with others and to their higher power.
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Instead, he was so magnetic a speaker and so conscientious a master of ceremonies for Sarah Gosnell and Jed Peterson, the couple he married, that several other friends asked him to lead their wedding ceremonies.
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According to the new rules, athletes are barred from conducting protests or demonstrations on the field of play, in the Olympic Village, during medal ceremonies, or during the opening or closing ceremonies of the games.
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At this point in his first term, former President Obama had held three ceremonies and awarded 85033 medals, while former President George W. Bush had held two ceremonies and given the award to 23 people.
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Houpt will be at one of three ceremonies with her family.
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He's traveled the globe leading ceremonies and sharing his people's wisdom.
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In North Carolina, Saturday's ceremonies formally inaugurating a governor were canceled.
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There's never an entry fee to attend our ceremonies. Ever. 58.
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In some regions, politicians pay for the ceremonies to buy votes.
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Opening ceremonies are Friday, and the Games run through Feb. 25.
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The Braves pulled out all the stops in their pregame ceremonies.
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People didn't feel like being bombed out of the Opening Ceremonies.
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Turns out Maks Chmerkovskiy and Peta Murgatroyd had two wedding ceremonies!
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The same thing went for Easter Sunday and graduation ceremonies, too.
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In one of the last major Hollywood ceremonies before the Feb.
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"Ceremonies, to me, have now become my puppet shows," Gore said.
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"The emotions were running high during the ceremonies," Jonas told People.
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You will turn up at awards ceremonies resembling a drag queen.
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I feel "complete joy," she tells PEOPLE of attending the ceremonies.
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But aside from that, the opening ceremonies [are] always my favorite.
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The Nobel ceremonies are currently held at the Stockholm concert hall.
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Two more ceremonies, for the public, will be at 11 a.m.
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So just keep this in mind when watching Monday's induction ceremonies.
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It's a hell of a way to kick off tonight's ceremonies.
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Fans are still permitted on the track during pre-race ceremonies.
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But Bieber's not currently slated to sing at this year's ceremonies.
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People think being spiritual means big rituals, ceremonies, and pomp circumstance.
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Former President Barack Obama held the same ceremonies while in office.
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Religious Ceremonies and Customs of All the Peoples in the World
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The bill includes an exception for Indian tribes performing religious ceremonies.
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Aaliyah and Michael Thompson had two wedding ceremonies on September 21.
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Is it fighting for recognition of their work at awards ceremonies?
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It was the site of bris ceremonies, bar mitvahs and weddings.
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He explained that public prayer at official government ceremonies is constitutional.
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Many are proudly incorporating Tinder into their engagement or wedding ceremonies.
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The wall and militarization would split up families and disrupt ceremonies.
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We also hope to revive the Japanese faith with these ceremonies.
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He will attend official D-Day ceremonies in France on Thursday.
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For centuries it has been used for ceremonies, parties and dinners.
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Many schools are now restricting the ceremonies to teachers and students.
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It is fitting that Trump has been absent from the ceremonies.
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We have no need for a stressed-out master of ceremonies.
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I make images of our culture, our people, and our ceremonies.
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His funeral began on Saturday, with other ceremonies scheduled through Friday.
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Ceremonies at the doughnut shops typically take three to five minutes.
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Many companies use the bell-ringing ceremonies as a branding moment.
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Then their dorms were closed and their graduation ceremonies were canceled.
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Ceremonies were held in shifts in the Los Angeles Convention Center.
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Ceremonies were also held in New York and at the Pentagon.
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Rabbi Schweitzer does alternative ceremonies for people who choose not circumcise.
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Even the ceremonies to mark the moment speak to the ennui.
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It instead honors children involved in youth racing during the ceremonies.
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She continues to attend the graduation ceremonies and show her support.
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Gold medals were placed around the runners' necks in separate ceremonies.
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This afternoon: Vice President Pence participates in two swearing-in ceremonies.
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The rest of the day, as scheduled, was devoted to ceremonies.
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Presidents usually attend formal ceremonies for justices at the Supreme Court.
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Ceremonies on Tuesday will mark the beginning of the new reign.
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People didn't feel like being bombed out of the opening ceremonies.
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I've participated in a total of 11 ceremonies since February 2011.
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Here's what the opening ceremonies were supposed to look like live.
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"We were looking at a budget of 113.9 million U.S. dollars for the four ceremonies -- opening and closing ceremonies for the Olympic and Paralympic Games," Meirelles said in a statement released by the local organizing committee.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The organizers of the Tokyo 2020 opening and closing ceremonies are adamant that the Paralympics will be on an equal footing with the Olympics as they plan consistent themes and storylines across all four ceremonies.
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Vice President Pence's presence at the Opening Ceremonies increases the possibility he may meet, if only in passing, with North Koreans attending the Olympics, including Kim Jong-Un's younger sister — a surprise guest at the Opening Ceremonies.
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Yeah. The X-Games kind of people that I don't really cover, though it's not because I don't care but to me, I'm a traditionalist, so give me the opening ceremonies, closing ceremonies, figure skating, speed skating.
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Some local governments have specified how cadres should hold their family ceremonies.
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At least until the closing ceremonies, then they can be Russians again.
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The opening ceremonies are actually two days later, on Friday the 5th.
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The best way to understand the public memorandum-signing ceremonies on Jan.
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I mean, how often do actors give drinking advice at awards ceremonies?
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After the two ceremonies, they celebrated with their first reception in Delhi.
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That number is on par with the distributed tickets for previous ceremonies.
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But signs of the divisions were apparent away from the main ceremonies.
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Nick and Chopra will exchange vows in two ceremonies over the weekend.
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Turns out, there can be love in Bachelor Nation, sans rose ceremonies.
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The weekend celebration also included a series of events, ceremonies, and performances.
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You found that mescaline has a growing following for use in ceremonies.
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Left: Vendors sell food to American tourists ahead of the opening ceremonies.
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Case in point: Handmaids are casually and systematically raped in monthly ceremonies.
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At school graduations, at city ceremonies, at conferences at the convention center?
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He also said the practice had been halted for all future ceremonies.
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What do celebrities do during the commercial break at televised awards ceremonies?
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This kind of unbridled fandom doesn't usually touch down at awards ceremonies.
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After the ceremonies, the couple finally left with together in a car.
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I must say, I am pleased with the rose ceremonies this season.
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Jonas and Chopra will exchange vows in two ceremonies over the weekend.
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The ceremonies and parade surrounding Inauguration are well known to the Pentagon.
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Two weeks ago, at opening ceremonies, we met and a friendship began.
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The U.S. election was not mentioned in speeches at the opening ceremonies.
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In addition to speeding up ceremonies, this quick fix livens up speeches.
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They're memorised, then carefully passed down in ceremonies from generation to generation.
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Graduation ceremonies are celebrations of student accomplishment not a recognition of donors.
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The couple will continue honoring Indian tradition in their upcoming wedding ceremonies.
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Families think it's the "right time" for them to hold FGM ceremonies.
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I had so many bobby pins in my cap both ceremonies lol.
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It promises to be a rollicking time — as Globes ceremonies often are.
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It was one of the most beautiful ceremonies I've ever been to.
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Most are bound by large debts, spiritual ceremonies and intense social pressure.
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North and South Korean athletes carried the torch in the opening ceremonies.
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Preoccupations For all their grandeur and euphoria, graduation ceremonies can be harrowing.
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What is it with Bravolebrity weddings and their extremely awkward, foreboding ceremonies?
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The pair is regularly spotted together at awards ceremonies, arm in arm.
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Blunt is the chairman of the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies.
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No ribbon-cutting ceremonies take place when positive economic data is announced.
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Having to attend ceremonies of any kind reduced him to adolescent sulking.
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However in this remote region, ceremonies such as Sapana still hold sway.
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The hearing was held two days prior to the Turin Opening Ceremonies.
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This burst was one of many that took place during the ceremonies.
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Do you remember walking into the opening ceremonies with the U.S. Team?
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The others range from sporting competitions, public ceremonies, parades and tourist attractions.
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The confections are often served at tea ceremonies and given as gifts.
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Turtle meat was served openly at small restaurants and at Hindu ceremonies.
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Sacred sites for birthing and initiation ceremonies are vanishing beneath the water.
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After those ceremonies, his body will be returned to Texas for burial.
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Oak Flat is the place where our culture, people, and ceremonies originate.
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Both federal agencies said that appointments — and naturalization ceremonies — would be rescheduled.
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It meant rushed goodbyes, canceled graduation ceremonies — an overwhelming sense of loss.
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LONDON — There is an abundance of award ceremonies this time of year.
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The magazine ran its first article on same-sex ceremonies in 2003.
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Multiple wedding ceremonies are a rising trend among couples tying the knot.
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You had Vice President Andrew Johnson, who was drunk at the ceremonies.
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He said that at this point, he's done about 25 ayahuasca ceremonies.
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After every terrorist outrage there are acts of solidarity and candlelit ceremonies.
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A network of former military peers helps provide dignified ceremonies and burials.
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Graduation ceremonies are a time for symbolism, for happy and expected sounds.
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Today its smoke still permeates centers of worship and Ethiopian coffee ceremonies.
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Last Sunday, at the university's commencement ceremonies, he received a standing ovation.
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Saturday The day will include ceremonies at the National Cathedral in Washington.
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Processions, hunts and sacrifice ceremonies can also be seen on Moche iconography.
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She's appeared in magazines, on television shows and at teen award ceremonies.
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Officials have banned all public events, including sporting activities and religious ceremonies.
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For the ceremonies, loudspeakers were hung — carefully — from many of the trees.
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A thick, cold mist hung over the Cape Flats during the ceremonies.
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A thick, cold mist hung over the Cape Flats during the ceremonies.
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The journalist Ida B. Wells, who crusaded against lynching, led the ceremonies.
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She was a regular sight at major award shows and fashion ceremonies.
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They mostly lead parallel lives, occasionally crossing paths at ribbon-cutting ceremonies.
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Combined, these ceremonies cost an average of $50,000, but can exceed $100,000.
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"I want to photograph the considerable ceremonies of our present," she wrote.
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How about doubling the fee for marriage ceremonies in city clerks' offices?
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There were ceremonies and drumming, tepees were pitched, people visited around fires.
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National political conventions are usually simple coronation ceremonies for a party's nominee.
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During the ceremonies, the king gave alms to saffron-robed, barefoot monks.
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The couple will have two wedding ceremonies, one honoring each of their backgrounds.
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It was illegal to speak your own language, wear traditional dress, practice ceremonies.
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The ceremonies will be livestreamed, and will be held Friday at 5 p.m.
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After sitting out the previous three, finally got to walk in Opening Ceremonies!
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It even made an (unexpected) appearance at the Olympic Opening Ceremonies in Rio.
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Guess I will have to watch the Olympic Opening Ceremonies on a stream.
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The government says these political events could clash with ceremonies for the coronation.
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But at the event itself, there were two distinct Oscars ceremonies going on.
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Temples typically host candlelight ceremonies, but this year the carnage overshadowed the event.
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The royal couple stood to watch the welcome ceremonies, including the royal salute.
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The sole distinction is [that] Blackmore went and had ceremonies for each one.
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Haley was not included in the data because Clemson had multiple commencement ceremonies.
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Dozens of former Red Wings players took part in the postgame closing ceremonies.
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The Swedish royals weren't the only one who participated in Nobel Day ceremonies.
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"I don't know what rose ceremonies are, really," Olivia said with a smirk.
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The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby led the ceremonies of all three children.
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Dancing after prayers and specific Uighur wedding ceremonies and funerary rites are prohibited.
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"Closing ceremonies ready," Biles wrote on the photo posted to her Snapchat account.
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These hosts will have to address these reckonings at their highly-public ceremonies.
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The opening ceremonies, expected to be watched by billions, kick off tomorrow night.
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In their last nine ceremonies, the hilarious pair have had some unforgettable moments.
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Ceremonies to swear allegiance to the constitution, such as the one pictured, proliferated.
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But several descendants said Tuesday's ceremonies marked a new beginning, not an end.
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The selection ceremonies and the interment of those unknowns took place in 221.
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As far as school-choice ceremonies go, nothing was out of the ordinary.
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Most marriage ceremonies end with a kiss — immediately followed by hundreds of photos.
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The university had already hosted two other graduation ceremonies earlier in the day.
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The opening ceremonies will make you wonder what the fuck you just watched.
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Many Indian brides enter their wedding ceremonies on ornately decorated platforms, called dolis.
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As many as 10,000 mainly middle-class Thais flock to its Sunday ceremonies.
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There were no official ceremonies to mark the handover on the Israeli side.
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Oslo has hosted the Nobel Peace Prize ceremonies since its inception in 1901.
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The site also has a restaurant and even hosts wedding ceremonies and receptions.
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In the past nine years, he has performed five hundred and thirty ceremonies.
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Border guards from India and Pakistan perform ceremonies at the border for audiences.
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A stadium expressly built for spectators of those ceremonies sits on the border.
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Unlike the formal ceremonies indoors, the procession was more of a street party.
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EDT: Vice President Pence participates in swearing-in ceremonies for two U.S. ambassadors.
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I'm glad I went to both, but my favorite was the Opening Ceremonies.
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Highlights from today's swearing in ceremonies for Hennepin County Commissioner and Sheriff. pic.twitter.
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A piece of the pyro equipment erupted in flames during the pregame ceremonies.
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These ceremonies cost $50,000 on average but can exceed $100,0003, according to Schiffer.
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"Un-Wedding" ceremonies at the New York Bridal Fair in Madison Square Garden,
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Owens is the first living inductee to skip the Hall of Fame ceremonies.
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RR: Will you be able to go to the ceremonies, to the wake?
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He lived by the ceremonies, like how priests would have have different rites.
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Even before the opening ceremonies in London, controversy was brewing around the competition.
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In Bandung, the third-biggest city, an Islamic charity organises group circumcision ceremonies.
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Emma's goal is to help survivors manage trauma through therapy and grief ceremonies.
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For applicants who have naturalization ceremonies in New York scheduled up until Oct.
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He sees prayer circles, pipe ceremonies and a unifying fight for clean water.
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A hallmark of the the opening ceremonies, of course, is the Olympic flame.
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It can still be worn for ceremonies that call for full papal regalia.
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Tea ceremonies, flower arrangements, samurai swords—there's a very conscious style at play.
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We report on those legal ceremonies taking place during the previous six days.
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Inside was pox, a ceremonial liquor used for Tzotzil Maya ceremonies for centuries.
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One of Brazil's most renowned filmmakers, Fernando Meirelles, will direct the opening ceremonies.
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He also allowed prisoners to travel overnight to powwows and other Native ceremonies.
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Family lineage is celebrated and traditional religious ceremonies are woven into inmates' schedules.
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She organizes the opening and closing bell ceremonies, along with other events there.
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More events and ceremonies are planned in Houston, Washington and College Station, Tex.
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For larger ceremonies, livestreams could be used to allow more people to mourn.
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She began attending Native American ceremonies and praying using ceremonial pipes and tobacco.
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Mr. Lieber both played at the sessions and acted as master of ceremonies.
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A dog walks past the Kosevo Stadium, where the opening ceremonies were held.
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A variety of alternative ceremonies for girls have blossomed in the Reform movement.
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He believes it was probably a liturgical crown used in Orthodox Christian ceremonies.
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The photographers were able to capture the anticipation couples feel before their ceremonies.
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"Today we have the first direct attempt to disrupt our ceremonies," he said.
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He also said the ceremonies were not the appropriate venue for serious talks.
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Early this morning at Confucian temples across Taiwan, robed officials performed elaborate ceremonies.
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Some of them had missed their school ceremonies because, well, they were dancing.
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The 85033 Democratic presidential nominee is also expected to participate in graduation ceremonies.
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For 18 years Masses and other ceremonies were held in a converted apartment.
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Both will be inducted during ceremonies in Cooperstown, New York, on July 26.
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We appeared at Mattel Toys, celebrity parties, parades, and tree-lighting ceremonies together.
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It's not any of that, and you can't do your ceremonies without language.
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The host has played a big part in several Bachelor couples' fairytale ceremonies.
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"I have been opposed to ceremonies at the White House," Justice Stevens said.
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In Private Rituals, "mysterious ceremonies and quiet performances" are celebrated in dreamlike fashion.
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Here's how you can tune in for the 2018 Winter Olympics Closing Ceremonies.
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For example, there are anthropological descriptions where lesions on participants occur from ritual ceremonies.
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More renovations made for the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2016 Summer Games.
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The ceremonies, often in unhygienic conditions, are shrouded in secrecy to evade the law.
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As a child, he didn't attend ceremonies, hear the drums or the ancient songs.
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You have to stream all the nominees before the ceremonies; it's practically a law.
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So it's the contemporary sense of the family dialogue, combined with traditional naming ceremonies.
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Producer of Walk of Fame ceremonies Ana Martinez confirmed the announcement Thursday on Twitter.
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Some of these ceremonies are held at photogenic, symbolically American places like Ellis Island.
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Awards ceremonies, red carpets, talk shows — Phoenix has championed causes he sees as nonpartisan.
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Her kids' graduation ceremonies were not the only ones Guthrie has celebrated this summer.
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Peyote ceremonies took place in tipis, away from the prying eyes of government agents.
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Songs were channeled during the ceremonies and different traditions and forms of ritual evolved.
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The first same-sex wedding ceremonies in Scotland took place on December 21, 2014.
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It includes, for example, the most familiar facial patterns used in Bapedi initiation ceremonies.
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As far as opening ceremonies for The Bachelor go, this one was pretty tame.
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Two days of ceremonies commemorated the 75th anniversary of the Normandy landings of 1944.
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Therefore, each of these ceremonies will likely be part of the couple's weekend plans.
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King Vajiralongkorn of Thailand was crowned in an elaborate three-day sequence of ceremonies.
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Well-to-do secular Lebanese can fly to Cyprus to marry in civil ceremonies.
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And it's just one of two ceremonies they had during their epic wedding weekend.
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What are the significant differences between the Golden Globes and the Academy Awards ceremonies?
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These ceremonies allow for something vital, a language that can be spoken without intermediation.
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"I was scared," she said in an interview the morning of the Opening Ceremonies.
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HBO and Netflix came out in a draw at last year's award ceremonies, though.
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The ceremonies were small, with family and a small group of friends in attendance.
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Ceremonies have been arranged for Saturday commemorating the action in which 249 people died.
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"Only rich people could get the permission to hold (wedding) ceremonies," said Amir Ali.
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The couple intends to hold two wedding ceremonies, one honoring each of their backgrounds.
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As all global religions must, the ceremonies affirm both human diversity and human universality.
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There's a reason why U.S. presidents rarely attend sporting events outside Olympic opening ceremonies.
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While the ceremonies have healed me, they've also connected me with my creative side.
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As traditional owners, Yappala residents have free access for hunting, ceremonies and other activities.
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The Russians said they had carried out 92 such ceremonies involving 52 armed groups.
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Universities are even required to report when officials and lawmakers speak at commencement ceremonies.
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Veterans Day is marked by parades, speeches and solemn ceremonies offering a nation's appreciation.
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Some teams refused to take the field at all for the pre-game ceremonies.
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Some teams declined to take the field at all for the pre-game ceremonies.
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Former President George H.W. Bush could not attend ceremonies Friday after being hospitalized Wednesday.
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It's also slated to host the opening and closing ceremonies for the 2028 Olympics.
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Mr. Starr often ran on the football field with Baylor students in pregame ceremonies.
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Other rituals blended with Buddhist practices such as ancestor worship or indigenous Shinto ceremonies.
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NFL star JJ Watt will also perform the role of a master of ceremonies.
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Those who take the medicine do so in small "ceremonies" led by a shaman.
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This difference of opinion was on full display during the Winter Olympics' opening ceremonies.
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Apple will air it for the first time during the Olympic Opening Ceremonies tomorrow.
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Tribal members are surveilled while participating in ceremonies and harassed while harvesting traditional foods.
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It is traditionally played at the opening and closing ceremonies, and is somewhat forgettable.
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He was a suave master of ceremonies and often appeared on television talk shows.
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I attended a number of naturalization ceremonies for these soldiers, Marines, airmen and sailors.
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Both Abdullah and Ghani, have issued invitations to parallel swearing-in ceremonies on Monday.
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I want to see as many different cultures, costumes, ceremonies, and landscapes as possible.
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Some, like the University of Pennsylvania, have decided to hold their commencement ceremonies virtually.
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He has no official role until this afternoon, when he'll MC the closing ceremonies.
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The plaza will host the official welcome ceremonies of all the National Olympic Committees.
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Not any of the most famous, celebrated designers in the era of awards ceremonies.
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Zobayan flew him to his many sports events and award ceremonies, local media said.
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For the second consecutive year, the Academy Awards will forgo a master of ceremonies.
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Their ceremonies were supplanted by Christian worship, their zemi statues by crucifixes and saints.
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Nor can ceremonies be held on the field; couples stand atop the visitors' dugout.
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Here's a look at the upcoming ceremonies planned this week -- and what to expect.
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The master of ceremonies was Paul Hoffman, the president of the Liberty Science Center.
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Mr. Clooney was co-chairman of the prize selection committee, not master of ceremonies.
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Leaders around Washington took part in ceremonies to commemorate the anniversary of the attacks.
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But, maybe for the next one ... a little heads-up on the pregame ceremonies???
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The plaza will host the official welcome ceremonies of all the National Olympic Committees.
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We had another round of bell ringing and ceremonies to attend at 5 a.m.
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" Bergen allows that, of the nine ceremonies he's attended, eight have been "unpleasant experiences.
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Oath-taking ceremonies are now a popular activity for party members across the country.
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It is a part of wedding ceremonies, beauty products and even in healing ointments.
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We're just one month away from the Olympic opening ceremonies in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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The East German Army held elaborate swearing-in ceremonies here, complete with torchlight parades.
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Foreign leaders gawked at gleaming architecture and opening ceremonies that signaled the nation's ambitions.
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People have speculated they were used for everything from religious ceremonies to camel fences.
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The formal ceremonies to name the two craft were in most respects very similar.
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The opening and closing ceremonies will both take place in the evening, on Feb.
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Both men confirmed that preparations were on track for the opening ceremonies on August 5.
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They've done ceremonies and fan votes and Top 100 lists dating back to last season.
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Or we could just have a few pre-game ceremonies on an otherwise typical Tuesday.
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The rallies, including one at Tehran University, were expected to last through Friday prayer ceremonies.
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The commencement ceremonies on May 10 and 11 will proceed as originally planned, Dubois said.
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Seeing my daughter walking in the opening ceremonies will forever be my greatest Olympic moment.
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There are a lot of reasons why we watch awards ceremonies like the Golden Globes.
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The ceremonies occur on the 72nd anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz death camp.
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Obama has been keeping busy with award ceremonies, potential million dollar book deals and interviews.
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You're probably familiar with unity ceremonies, even if you don't know them by that name.
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He says the family, including 24-year-old Lourd, have started the process of ceremonies.
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John told Las Cruces Sun News that the family is planning to have multiple ceremonies.
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They ensured that each of their ceremonies was as eco-friendly and vegan as possible.
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The US learned through numerous moving ceremonies that marriage is a right, not a privilege.
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"That includes the freedom not to create expression for ceremonies that violate one's religious beliefs."
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The master of ceremonies placed his hand over the head of each finalist in turn.
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I looked into German and English tradition, as far as their midsummer ceremonies are concerned.
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According to Taco Bell, 25 more ceremonies have already been planned for this wedding season.
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Airbnb already allows hosts to sell "experiences" (think kimono-dressing ceremonies or vintage-photography classes).
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On the sidelines of White House ceremonies and at night at Arlington National Cemetery, Sen.
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There will, of course, be the pomp and pageantry of the opening and closing ceremonies.
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Ceremonies today and tomorrow mark the 100th anniversary of the offensive and its deadly toll.
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Saudi men and women attend national day ceremonies at the King Fahd stadium in Riyadh.
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Bob Hope hosted a record 18 ceremonies, with Billy Crystal coming in second at nine.
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Can you imagine if your parents held solemn rose ceremonies once a week on television?
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So most of their time might be spent socializing, relaxing, doing ceremonies, and making things.
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Brides and grooms splash out on lavish ceremonies that demonstrate their devotion to each other.
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Not one for walking out of awards ceremonies clutching a bouquet of trophies is she?
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Dozens of Tamitha Freeman's relatives came to New York from North Carolina for the ceremonies.
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These changes are reflected in wedding ceremonies, in the division of housework and in bed.
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"For the first time ever we have three different styles of victory ceremonies," Nicolay said.
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"My father was very, very ill and he could not attend the ceremonies," she explained.
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The group prepared for their ordinations on Tuesday with ceremonies that included shaving their heads.
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As part of its plan to limit waste, organizers made changes to the medal ceremonies.
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Fisht Stadium in Sochi hosted the opening and closing ceremonies for the 2014 Winter Olympics.
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The awards will be handed out at prize ceremonies in Stockholm and Oslo on Dec.
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Those in the Brazilian Santo Daime tradition, for example, sometimes smoke weed during ayahuasca ceremonies.
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The official coronation will be a mix of Buddhist religious ceremonies and Hindu Brahmin rituals.
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So don't look for Schumer to appear at a lot of White House signing ceremonies.
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Usually, their marriage ceremonies have two things in common: tremendous extravagance and an Italian setting.
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The past three or four years, the ceremonies have been getting more profound for me.
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That includes the freedom not to create expression for ceremonies that violate one's religious beliefs.
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And with the festivities for the Games beginning with the opening ceremonies at 8 p.m.
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Brave Heart has worked on similar healing ceremonies and assisted Upton over the following year.
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South Africa Testing is condoned in Zulu culture, with virginity certificates even awarded at ceremonies.
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No major European diplomats sat alongside the US and Israeli dignitaries at the unveiling ceremonies.
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These ceremonies come during a particularly tense period surrounding the United States' handling of immigration.
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Cue the "Pomp and Circumstance" music — it's time for college commencement ceremonies across the country.
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We believe in community-led cultural alternatives to FGM through "alternative rites of passage" ceremonies.
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In recent years, however, Memorial Day ceremonies outside the structure have underscored its fundamental purpose.
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This was reminiscent of many of the swearing-in ceremonies of the mid-20th century.
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North Korea and South Korea will march together under one flag during the opening ceremonies.
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The ceremonies played out as short services in the funeral homes, followed by lengthy wakes.
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She also wore a bangless style during her wedding ceremonies with now-husband Nick Jonas.
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More couples are having multiple wedding ceremonies, reported Jessica Schiffer for The New York Times.
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Jaime Camil and Roselyn Sánchez hosted Thursday night's ceremonies at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.
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He was interviewed in August before leaving for Rome to prepare for the canonization ceremonies.
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The Balinese now collect the water of the springs that feed the Petanu for ceremonies.
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And you can see that all the kids—they're just taking pride in the ceremonies.
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And Kristen Bell wants us to know she took a nap during Sunday night's ceremonies.
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At ceremonies, intricate sand paintings are created that Sanchez says might take days to complete.
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We got married in a secular castle, where religious ceremonies are prohibited, which suited us.
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It can even livestream ceremonies to loved ones unable to attend a funeral in person.
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Over the years, the major ceremonies have managed to foster a certain level of importance.
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Homer Osterhoudt's devotion to the induction ceremonies was not because of a love of baseball.
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All social events including weddings, baptisms and other ceremonies will be stopped, apart from funerals.
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My community, like others around the world, has lost a lot: Language. Ceremonies. Dances. Songs.
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Here is how the legendary late senator is being honored in different ceremonies this week.
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Others have been buried at private ceremonies, or repatriated to their home countries for funerals.
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Ms. Arocena performed barefoot and clad in all white in the tradition of Santería ceremonies.
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I continue to celebrate and remember my history by being involved in my traditional ceremonies.
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Justino Mora, a software engineer, is also undocumented, and served as the master of ceremonies.
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The Government will also stop social events such as weddings, baptisms and other religious ceremonies.
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One Cuomo aide said the ceremonies would probably "not be happening in person" this spring.
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This spectacle isn't quite the same as the Ceremonies, but it feels connected to them.
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The Chinese president, Xi Jinping, arrived in the territory today for ceremonies marking the anniversary.
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And as the ballet's soloist — its mysterious, flamboyant, mistress of ceremonies — Ms. Reichlen was sensational.
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The code stipulates that ceremonies should not be used for political, religious or commercial purposes.
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Roberts, Judge Kavanaugh upheld the opening prayer and invocation of God at official government ceremonies.
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"The world gets set in its ways," Russeth says, regarding the ongoing existence of ceremonies.
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He has held religious ceremonies on the premises, but the ground has not been consecrated.
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Some photos of the ceremonies include support staff, he said, making the turnout appear bigger.
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The royal funeral will be a mix of Buddhist religious ceremonies and Hindu Brahmin rituals.
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Major bills often have White House signing ceremonies, but Russian sanctions isn't just any bill.
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Amazonian shamans use it in ayahuasca ceremonies to cleanse a ceremonial space of bad spirits.
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Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Nick Jonas got married during two lavish ceremonies in December 2018.
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Official election results are due on May 9, three days after the coronation ceremonies end.
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Views of the carefully orchestrated ceremonies will, therefore, vary widely depending on where one sits.
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Ms. Salzman's daughter, Lauren, was reportedly involved in the secret sorority and oversaw branding ceremonies.
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Some 3.4 million more people watched the Sochi opening ceremonies than watched those in PyeongChang.
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The two Koreas marched together in the Olympic opening ceremonies in 2000, 2004 and 2006.
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Usually, market bell ringing ceremonies include two photos: One for company employees, and another for family.
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Other swearing-in ceremonies have taken place at the East Portico, the House and the Rotunda.
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Schumer spoke in his capacity as ranking member of the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies.
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Often sung during citizenship and naturalization ceremonies, it has been welcomed but also has faced backlash.
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On Wednesday, it debuted in Los Angeles, home to the largest citizenship ceremonies in the country.
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Trump's public remarks from the ceremonies indicate that they were suggested for the award by Manchin.
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They held two wedding ceremonies: one in California, and another in Mayer's hometown of Wausau, Wisconsin.
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Ford says he "immediately thought" the dresses were for wedding ceremonies wedding dresses to be initiated.
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Priyanka Chopra & Nick Jonas: The groom and his brother admitted multiple ceremonies were a little much.
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The deaths of the men under his command were also consuming, with ceremonies, inquiries and paperwork.
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As the year comes to a close, the couple has been honored at several awards ceremonies.
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A component of this welcoming process included tobacco ceremonies — one can imagine peace pipes were shared.
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Even so, their use in the tower ties in with current understanding of certain Aztec ceremonies.
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Other members of the group have planned less elaborate ceremonies that fit with their work schedule.
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Leichhardt has shot more than 300 weddings and said it's the tenderhearted ceremonies that stand out.
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It's a construction designed for only four uses: the opening and closing ceremonies of the Feb.
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They most recently reunited for a performance at the closing ceremonies of the 2012 London Olympics.
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Instead, her award was swiped off her table during the Governors Ball celebration after the ceremonies.
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Two years later, he represented the country during opening ceremonies at the Winter Olympics in Nagano.
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Also present for the opening ceremonies were British musician James Blunt and American actor Morgan Freeman.
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Last year, Aida performed during both the opening and closing ceremonies of the FIFA World Cup.
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Es Devlin designed the 2012 London Olympics closing ceremonies and designs fashion shows for Louis Vuitton.
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They charge anything up to 200,000 pesos ($60) for ceremonies that gather up to 100 people.
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A source told PEOPLE that Chopra especially wanted two ceremonies to celebrate her union with Jonas.
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Vietnam allows gay marriage ceremonies but couples do not enjoy the same legal protections as heterosexuals.
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Jonas, 26, and Chopra, 36, exchanged vows in two lavish ceremonies in India over the weekend.
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Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner will celebrate their love with not one, but two wedding ceremonies.
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His red-roofed wedding chapel last year hosted 81 marriage ceremonies (including ten same-sex ones).
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The ceremonies could have other effects, too, such as—you guessed it—making yourself a bonfire.
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Because paper was expensive and not widely available, its first origami applications were for religious ceremonies.
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But I'd have an incredible sense of pride when I'd see him at ceremonies and stuff.
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The Red Sox' biggest star, David Ortiz, an immigrant, took the microphone during the pregame ceremonies.
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Gursewak played tabla – traditional drums used in Sikh ceremonies – as his mother and sister sang prayers.
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The penis, whose dimensions are currently unknown, will only be attached to the statue during ceremonies.
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That'll include the opening and closing ceremonies, plus some of the more popular sports like swimming.
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The swearing-in ceremonies took place just hours after the Senate voted to confirm the nominees.
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The islands do not have the capacity to handle wedding ceremonies for now, Mr. Liu said.
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At graduation ceremonies, new recruits would watch the droning speeches of officials with barely disguised boredom.
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The pope will preside at the closing ceremonies on the final two days, Aug. 25-26.
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The daily ceremonies, like the rites of the holy-mouth-men [dentists], involve discomfort and torture.
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The clothes are to be worn by athletes during ceremonies, training and at the athletes' village.
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"Selena Quintanilla Pérez Day may be regularly observed by appropriate ceremonies and activities," the bill adds.
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"I used to attend ceremonies, and I saw how people were benefiting from this," he says.
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Drug courts have helped pioneer reward-based practices by holding graduation ceremonies to commemorate program completion.
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They staged their own mourning ceremonies and flooded the facade of the burned building with banners.
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The young royal spent the day visiting several temples and carrying out traditional rituals and ceremonies.
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Decades ago, actresses attending film premières and award ceremonies were outfitted by movie-studio costume designers.
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Temples were run by committees, and they used monks and priests as needed for certain ceremonies.
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Wilkie attended annual memorial ceremonies held by other descendants of Confederate veterans as recently as 2005.
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The Handmaid's Tale loves comparing Gilead's strict religious ceremonies with a messier, but more authentic way.
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This involved seizing and burning tens of thousands of peyote buttons, jailing distributors, and raiding ceremonies.
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It feels awkward to congratulate an awards ceremony when awards ceremonies are designed to be hated.
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Abby starts to sing songs called icaros, which are performed in ayahuasca ceremonies throughout the Amazon.
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One grieving father had refused to attend the city's commemorative ceremonies days earlier, calling them "pointless".
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In my pouch I have a very special crystal from Tibet, which I use for ceremonies.
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Through her spiritual ceremonies, she provides a moment of hope and release to all in attendance.
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For instance, many churches in South Africa still forbid pastors from officiating non-heterosexual wedding ceremonies.
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So far, 52 million people have interacted with content on Facebook related to the Opening Ceremonies.
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NOTES: Former Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops was honored at halftime as part of OU's homecoming ceremonies.
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Until further notice, newly minted US citizens attending naturalization ceremonies will be limited to one guest.
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The year's gathering on the banks of Flathead Lake will feature ceremonies for healing and cleansing.
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CreditCreditUniversal Pictures At movie awards ceremonies, most winners thank their stars, their agents, their significant others.
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Shortened versions, usually little more than a minute, are used when called upon for medal ceremonies.
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They crash fancy weddings and birth ceremonies, singing bawdy songs and leaving with fistfuls of rupees.
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Plus, there is the tricky issue of American wellness seekers taking over South American spiritual ceremonies.
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North Carolina has shielded judges who object to performing same-sex wedding ceremonies on religious grounds.
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It's okay to watch their ceremonies, and it's okay to think they're fun — because they are.
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Most wedding ceremonies follow a similar pattern, so it's helpful to use that as a skeleton.
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Four of the five ceremonies at the notary's office that Saturday morning were same-sex marriages.
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The church produces a variety of official films, used for educational purposes or in sacred ceremonies.
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Even residents who have emigrated abroad return for the ceremonies and strut through the cobblestone streets.
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And when Mr. Burstein's Master of Ceremonies raises his cane, it spurts confetti over the audience.
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Photos posted online show ceremonies taking place outdoors, with the McLeod house serving as a backdrop.
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You had bishops on TV. The thing was, marriage for everyone was only about civil ceremonies.
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Since the publication of "Troubling Love" in 1992, Ferrante has abstained from interviews, festivals, prize ceremonies.
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Mr. Moss was a nightclub comedian and master of ceremonies in the tradition of Henny Youngman.
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For decades, American ambassadors to Japan avoided the somber annual ceremonies commemorating the bombings each August.
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Pence was in South Korea for the opening ceremonies of the Winter Olympic Games in Pyeongchang.
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Instead, Trump has turned to honoring individual sports legends in medal ceremonies at the White House.
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This year the two ceremonies are just a week apart, with the Oscars on Feb. 9.
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It is commonplace for shomrim leaders to attend promotion ceremonies at Police Headquarters in Lower Manhattan.
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Similar ceremonies take place periodically throughout the year and are generally not open to the press.
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With war preparations well underway, many ceremonies were held to underscore America's historical alliance with France.
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The tribe intends to use the island for native plant growth as well as for ceremonies.
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Sindoor, also called vermilion, is a brilliant scarlet powder used during Hindu religious and cultural ceremonies.
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In 20173, Turkey banned Istanbul Pride ceremonies — the largest Pride regularly celebrated in the Muslim world.
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Homecoming ceremonies, stadium flyovers by fighter planes and field-length American flags are common before games.
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Notable American Jewish leaders and rabbis were also invited to deliver remarks at the two ceremonies.
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Every year she attends many ceremonies, just to be there for clients in case they panic.
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In 1994, he was master of ceremonies for Gingrich's celebratory event the night he became Speaker.
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The Golden Globes is considered one of Hollywood&aposs most prestigious film and television award ceremonies.
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In ancient times they housed as many as 21945,26 musicians that played at the Emperor's ceremonies.
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Mr. Van Dunk said the house would be a space for ceremonies, prayer, meetings and education.
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Three couples, each denied Jewish wedding ceremonies in Israel for various reasons, were married on Dec.
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He presided over New Jersey's first same-sex marriage ceremonies as a senator-elect in 2013.
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So, are people becoming bored with big award ceremonies or are they just watching them differently?
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In San Juan Chamula, bottled soda anchors religious ceremonies cherished by the city's indigenous Tzotzil population.
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But the pilots also work on the ground, officiating as Major Gorney did at enlistment ceremonies.
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Bishop Barros participated in the pope's ceremonies in Santiago, Iquique and the southern city of Temuco.
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China treated Trump and his wife Melania Trump to unusually elaborate welcoming ceremonies during their stay.
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While many of the drawings depict battles and traditional ceremonies, others reflect personal stories of relocation.
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Let Montreal and Detroit and whoever else deliver solemn ceremonies that honor the game's sacred traditions.
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Why it matters: This suggests the possibility of a meeting between Pyongyang and Washington on the sidelines of the Olympic closing ceremonies, and comes after the North Koreans agreed to, and then canceled, a meeting with Vice President Mike Pence around the time of the opening ceremonies.
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Members of the House and Senate each receive tickets from the Joint Congressional Committee for the ceremonies.
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Carrey also talked about his lengthy career — which has included attending many award ceremonies over the years.
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Anywhere from 503,500 to 2,000 people pass through each year to attend ceremonies and learn from elders.
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On Sunday after the Games' closing ceremonies, Bolt was spotted out with up to three different women.
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The 80s saw the rise of Salt-N-Pepa, both of whom were quintessential masters of ceremonies.
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And both the bride and groom's sides dressed to impress for all the matrimonial ceremonies and receptions.
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Previously, she's worn them to church, award ceremonies, and sporting events — talk about getting her money's worth.
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He said the money would be used to fund the opening and closing ceremonies of the Aug.
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Per the Washington Post, both Choe and Hooker weren't visible during the closing ceremonies on February 25.
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The license is typically good for 60 days and is only valid for ceremonies within the state.
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As same-sex marriage spread throughout Europe, couples were able to express their love in public ceremonies.
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"When [the show] first started, we only did makeup on rose ceremonies and special dates," she says.
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During the podrace scene in Episode I, Jabba the Hutt is introduced to kick off the ceremonies.
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For the first time since the swearing-in ceremonies, a council session ran its course without fisticuffs.
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He was focused instead on his new memoir, "Master of Ceremonies," published by Flatiron Books this month.
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Bhargava says that, unless the officiating priest advises otherwise, Indian wedding ceremonies are usually held at sundown.
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I have to be at my friend's apartment by 12:30 at the latest for Opening Ceremonies.
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On Wednesday, more than two weeks before the opening ceremonies, troops appeared on popular beaches, including Copacabana.
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Emperor Akihito's duties include Shinto religious ceremonies and constitutionally-defined tasks, such as the opening of parliament.
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Their music was heavily inspired by the drumming, singing and chanting found in the religious Candomblé ceremonies.
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To pull off the ruse, he had a white avatar play him at Klan meetings and ceremonies.
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They'll also have a place of honor during the traditional "parade of nations" during the Opening Ceremonies.
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This is what they were made for: Ceremonies, births, and knitting to pass the time in between.
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The rest was up to the PopBliss team, a pop-up wedding service that organizes group ceremonies.
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Chopra, 36, and Jonas, 26, tied the knot in two stunning ceremonies in India over the weekend.
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But Secretary of State John Kerry did join the athletes and was present for the opening ceremonies.
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Serving as the pageant's mistress of ceremonies and the film's quasi-narrator is Flawless Sabrina (Jack Doroshow).
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However, the ceremonies for George, 5, and Louis, 1, were held at St. James's Palace's Chapel Royal.
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He&aposs appeared at ceremonies for the schools, which focus on sports medicine, marketing, business and management.
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President Warren G. Harding officiated at the interment ceremonies at the Memorial Amphitheater on November 213, 221.
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In 1992 he dissented from a ruling that prayer has no place in public-school graduation ceremonies.
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These days, "I host, sing rock music in bars and attend launch ceremonies and weddings," he said.
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Anyone who can&apost make the rescheduled ceremonies can return for the regular fall commencement in December.
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YouTube is full of first and second degree videos depicting the usually short half-ironic hazing ceremonies.
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True to form, the royal children had picture-perfect moments at the two earlier ceremonies as well.
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No more accepting his gratuitous offers of signing ceremonies, White House cocktails, or meetings with his children.
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"This year's Presidential Inaugural Ceremonies are not for sale," Schumer said in a statement at the time.
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I even wrote a speech or two for my bosses to give at some of those ceremonies.
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Both the United States and North Korea will have delegations at the closing ceremonies on February 25.
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Takada became PRIDE's spokesperson and mascot, playing the taiko drum in many of PRIDE's flamboyant opening ceremonies.
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Arvex has also begun to provide "360 live streaming" services for local conferences, events and award ceremonies.
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Later that month, she attended the opening ceremonies of the Invictus Games for wounded warriors, in Toronto.
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While most weddings are decidedly dog-free, a few ceremonies incorporate precious pooches in an adorable way.
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This year, Ms. Sanderson married Robert Davidson, 42, in a pair of wedding ceremonies in Gloucester, Mass.
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The weather predictions are unwelcome news for organizers of Veterans Day ceremonies across the country on Monday.
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"This was given to me at one of the ceremonies for Vietnam veterans," Carrasco told Cindy McCain.
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Disney currently allows couples to host their wedding ceremonies and receptions at various locations throughout Animal Kingdom.
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This area is inspired by Southeast Asia, and is ideal to host both wedding ceremonies and receptions.
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They include parades, barbecues, fireworks displays, concerts, and also welcome ceremonies for those who recently became citizens.
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"Le Volcan" involves staged comical scenes with people in fanciful costumes acting out magic ceremonies and séances.
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She also suggests meditating and getting facials in the weeks leading up to wedding ceremonies and receptions.
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Couric last co-hosted the opening ceremonies for NBC with Bob Costas in Athens, Greece, in 2004.
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The Hmong believe that specific ceremonies must be performed to guide the deceased's soul to the ancestors.
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Places where agents generally avoid making arrests include schools, hospitals, churches and ceremonies, the ICE guidelines state.
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During one of this weekend's commencement ceremonies, we were inappropriately aggressive in rushing students across the stage.
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Senators often want to attend signing ceremonies, which can effectively serve as victory laps for legislative wins.
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They have been unable to wear national uniforms or have the Russian anthem played at medal ceremonies.
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We grew up with these ceremonies and these ways of life, so we've just carried that forward.
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When Rafaelian moved in, she had a shaman perform ceremonies to cleanse the house of negative energies.
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He accepted it at the award ceremonies flanked by actors dressed as Darth Vader and storm troopers.
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The master of ceremonies, a young man from the north, read the opening of his prepared remarks.
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"I realized that one thing we don't have in America is coming-of-age ceremonies," he said.
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Field offices will send notices to applicants with scheduled appointments and naturalization ceremonies impacted by the closure.
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Every year, ceremonies with no religious content are held at the site, lawyers defending the cross said.
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Lip glosses create a look that's lighter, softer, and shimmery, and they're perfect for summer wedding ceremonies.
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Her five adult children — one a weaver and an officiant at Navajo ceremonies — help with her bills.
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But many of the coronation ceremonies will be presided over by Brahmin priests from the Hindu faith.
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Although they're typically not legally binding, the ceremonies have become a big hit with adventure-seeking couples.
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Still, some Israelis are opting for the more flexible, egalitarian ceremonies offered by Reform and Conservative rabbis.
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Mediation efforts were held late into the night Sunday and continued until just moments before the ceremonies.
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Ancient baobabs often are staples of local lore and frequently are the site of ceremonies and meetings.
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The action obviously tempered the behavior of Negro American athletes who were involved in victory ceremonies today.
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Nearly 40,000 immigrants became U.S. citizens in a flurry of ceremonies that culminated this week in 1985.
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Despite television coverage of the ceremonies, some felt that too few Parisians took part in the observances.
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Graduations ceremonies are being canceled and some people planning to fly in are no longer able to.
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She records her interactions in a chapter entitled "Harems and Ceremonies" with a true sense of empathy.
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Tea ceremonies are hot in Los Angeles right now, reported Emma Carmichael for The New York Times.
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In Lahore, dozens of families were bidding final farewell to their slain kin during funeral ceremonies Monday.
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In Ms. Memettohti's case, her sisters were flagged for praying regularly and participating in routine religious ceremonies.
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Church leaders went ahead, despite the cancellation of other festivals, concerts, and graduation ceremonies in South Korea.
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Some have attended the ceremonies, but acting as strangers and with a secret they could not share.
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With award ceremonies handing out prizes left, right and center, the question remains -- whatever happened to winning?
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Ceremonies on the White House's South Lawn are about style, not substance, and therefore not especially important.
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Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi became the first Japanese prime minister to attend the ceremonies in 2005.
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Here's a look at eight recent shows that have had differing fates at the two awards ceremonies.
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Sugano has since resigned from his role of overseeing performances at the Olympic ceremonies, the Asahi said.
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When her friends started getting married in 2000, she helped run their ceremonies as her wedding gifts.
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It also calls for interested citizens to volunteer or hold ceremonies in remembrance of the lives lost.
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The Unification Church distanced itself from Wednesday's event, saying its ceremonies and teachings do not involve weapons.
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These people traveled far and wide to conduct cultural rituals, hunt for food, and practice spiritual ceremonies.
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Monday's ceremony follows similar ceremonies for NBA legends Jerry West and Bob Cousy and golfer Tiger Woods.
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The Oscars seemed to roll along just fine last night without a master or mistress of ceremonies.
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Traditionally, couples didn't see each other before their wedding ceremonies, as it's believed to be bad luck.
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The Post said Pence, who led the U.S. delegation at the opening ceremonies to the Olympics Feb.
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The couple tied the knot during two extravagant ceremonies at Umaid Bhawan Palace in Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India.
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Nelson said he hoped the delayed medal ceremonies would further open the conversation about doping in sports.
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The broadcast was considerably shorter than recent ceremonies and the second straight to begin at 8 p.m.
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It revealed ways of grieving and ceremonies that were supposed to ease this time in my life.
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He never won an Oscar, however, and made a point of not attending the glittering award ceremonies.
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Mr. Marai, unsure of his young recruit's capabilities, flew to Mazar to cover the ceremonies alongside him.
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But since they are Buddhists, the names and nature of their ceremonies are in need of exegesis.
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And ayahuasca retreats—where people ingest the Amazonian hallucinogen in shamanic ceremonies—are gaining popularity among Americans.
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This year's games will officially end with the closing ceremonies, which will be held on February 63.
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" As late as 2004, Republican lawmakers were attending Unification Church ceremonies in which Moon was ceremonially "crowned.
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