"I used to chaperone Jill and Derrick, back when they were needing a chaperone," the 16-year-old explains.
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Children under 12 must also be accompanied by a chaperone.
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The other chaperone accompanied her into Trump's office, she said.
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So for now, the chaperone does most of the talking.
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"Can we look at the pamphlets?" he asks the chaperone.
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Tostitos' new bag wants to chaperone your Super Bowl party.
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Our chaperone gave us permission to use our school chants.
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She's going to — he's going to be basically her chaperone.
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Which — who chaperone her through space and time via tesseract.
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Her father was her chaperone, and everything was done for her.
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After all, Kaia could attend with her mom as her chaperone.
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We are entering the Trump era with Farage as our chaperone.
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A human driver, it turns out, also functioned as a chaperone.
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There's always a chaperone, and there's no kissing or holding hands allowed.
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Eventually, we will remove the chaperone so that there are no Drive.
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Age 62 Broadway credits "The Drowsy Chaperone" (2006), "Elf" (2012), "Bandstand" (2017) Role Dee Dee Allen Why her (according to her) Bob Martin and I go back to "The Drowsy Chaperone," and he knows my comedy so well.
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Competition organizers learned Tuesday night that the Burundi chaperone couldn't find his team.
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But even with a chaperone, and several other friends, Bella reached her limit.
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She didn't seem too bothered by the fact the chaperone was in view.
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"The Drowsy Chaperone" was wildly clever, plus it starred Sutton Foster (three times).
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All told, I saw the Broadway production of "The Drowsy Chaperone" 68 times.
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Every adult chaperone burst out laughing, and didn't stop for a full minute.
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The main role of a chaperone is to observe the athlete passing urine.
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Aside from their chaperone, everyone in that party was wearing Wonder Woman socks.
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CNN's debates have included the conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt as a moderator-chaperone.
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Besides, the practice would encourage armed groups to chaperone drug shipments overland, spreading criminality.
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Volunteers can sort donated supplies, chaperone events, provide transportation and assist in the office.
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As they claim in the documentary, Azriel's older sister A'Iceis came along to chaperone.
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Lisa Mayhew, a chaperone, gave leftover food to some homeless people near her table.
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A dozen players came from Japan with a chaperone while their parents visited Venice.
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The Covington boys eventually asked their chaperone if they could do their school cheers.
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A girl's mother must chaperone the first visit but eventually leave the couple alone.
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Chloe herself kindly agreed to chaperone our meal along with the By Chloe team.
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And she's my mom, and my best friend, but she was like my chaperone character.
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It now routinely offers a chaperone to be present at the exams of young patients.
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"Let's just say she brought a chaperone along to dinner that night," Mr. McKenzie said.
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Then, we will move the safety driver to the passenger's seat in the 'chaperone' role.
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It won't be over until well after 10:00PM, but I don't see a chaperone.
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"I'm offering my services as a chaperone from whatever it is girls want," he says.
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If Michelle was your mom, you'd beg her to chaperone all your school dances. 5.
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"Some of them had never had a gynecological exam before," one chaperone told the Times.
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Man in chair, the beloved character from "The Drowsy Chaperone," has sat down once again.
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To buttress the system, children's confessions would be conducted in the open with a chaperone.
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A human chaperone accompanies each robot, just in case it needs some help along the way.
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For VidCon attendees younger than 16, they must have a chaperone badge-wearing adult with them.
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Trump's chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE also sits in as a de facto chaperone.
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"I thought there would be beds," murmurs one, and the chaperone from Gram Tarang looks exasperated.
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"Our boys were targeted," Jill Hamlin, a Covington Catholic parent and chaperone, told WKRC without elaborating.
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I picked my scrawny self up and, burning with impotent rage, went to chaperone her home.
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Ms. Ponomarev served as a chaperone on Anna's field trips, while Sergey attended her choral concerts.
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The student told police a man that he thought was a chaperone led him to a restroom.
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As the FIRST Global Challenge competition was wrapping up Tuesday, their chaperone discovered his kids were missing.
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A chaperone gave permission for the boys to counter insults with "school spirit chants," according to him.
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Up until February 2018, you could not bring a parent or chaperone with you to the ranch.
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WALKING THROUGH rural Ukraine in 1932, having eluded his Communist Party chaperone, Gareth Jones witnessed disturbing deprivation.
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I quickly regret my decision to chaperone, but I log onto the school website and pay up.
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One of the Vive's most unique features is a front-facing camera that supplements its chaperone system.
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" That is dad talk for: " You can hang out with him if I am there to chaperone.
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And if a chaperone isn't offered, she said, patients need to feel empowered to ask for one.
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"He would take his personal days off to take field trips to chaperone the kids," Siska says.
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Like all the underage models (and they were almost uniformly underage), he was accompanied by a chaperone.
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On the day of the shoot, Ms. Rodis watched over the set like a chaperone at prom.
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"The Chaperone" is about a woman who abandons her literal and figurative corsets and discovers her bliss.
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This often manifests itself as men feeling like they need to chaperone and protect their female family members.
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But while the pelvic exam doesn't take that long, it does take time, and equipment, and a chaperone.
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For a while, even when I was DJing, I was feeling like a chaperone because of the age.
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Fizdale should still have a job and be given the opportunity to chaperone a team through tough times.
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Nutt's second drug is described as a "chaperone," which can reduce the effects of alcohol on the body.
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Her agent, who's been an otherwise unobtrusive chaperone, gently interjects and suggests she move on to another topic.
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Allen as her chaperone in Bath: essential to the success of the project, yet no guarantee of it.
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The chaperone later turned down a State Department request to post a photo of the meeting on Twitter.
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Frances had been the one to bring the fighters to Bangkok, but Boom would be their chaperone in Belgium.
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While Alice claims she headed to the Wyrm to "chaperone" Betty, Amick agreed that's not all that's going on.
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I asked if I could take a photo with my chaperone to mark the occasion, but was told no.
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Until that point, Maldonado had forgone the typical amount pre-natal care because of her boyfriend's rigid chaperone rules.
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For example, Marble's robots are currently accompanied by a human chaperone when rolling through the streets of San Francisco.
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If a group of children suddenly descends wherever he is, he's to leave the area with his chaperone immediately.
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In this case, that adult would be your mother, who, in all likelihood, cannot chaperone because she lives elsewhere.
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He was there with a court-appointed chaperone, a result of a recent arrest, and was doing some shopping.
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Women of my social class weren't expected to have a job or even leave the house without a chaperone.
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But in unfamiliar places, he suddenly appeared frail and confused, and my partner and I fell into chaperone mode.
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You look like a chaperone at a prep school prom trying to get the nerds onto the dance floor.
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Under the Taliban, women have been unable to leave home without a chaperone and have been denied work or education.
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Let's blow off the stiff, coached chaperone in favor of a show manned only by the producers and the contestants.
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I was scolded for wearing shorts and told that I would need an adult chaperone if I wanted to date.
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She couldn't recall whether there was a chaperone, but she gathers that there were for some students, based on reports.
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Lastly there are the small children, not too young but not old enough yet to be around without a chaperone.
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Rapper Fat Joe is Belhasa's chaperone when he visits New York, and he hangs out with DJ Khaled in Miami.
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Mr. Gennaro said the theater would replace that musical with another, "The Drowsy Chaperone," which opened on Broadway in 2006.
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Sometimes it seems that people believe accessibility is having your own chaperone who goes and asks for the accessible entrance.
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His ferociously annotated versions of the Pentateuch and of the Psalms chaperone the Hebrew-less reader through many dense cruxes.
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And for its commitment to authenticity, the MPAA judged the movie as inappropriate for anyone under 17 to see sans chaperone.
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We're given front-row seating to fantastic otherworlds, the stories affectingly intelligent and undressed; a chaperone would only stall our illumination.
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While the tour group was in the security line, one of the students realized Jinjing was missing and notified the chaperone.
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Student tickets are good for high/middle school students (with chaperone), two- and four-year college students and master's/PhD students.
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The star said a chaperone came into his bunkhouse in the middle of the night and asked to use the shower.
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Either way, Brad seemed happy to play chaperone twice over while Dave hung back and looked on with a big grin.
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"A chaperone should, at the very least, be offered," said Dr. Sigal Klipstein, a former chairwoman of the organization's ethics committee.
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Tell your landlord you are willing to make time for the open houses, but you do not want to chaperone them.
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Some noticed Hembrow had a chaperone on the red carpet, who was holding up a card with her name on it.
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Curren$y: My mom used to chaperone our field trips when I was small—and then we'd go to Bud's Broiler.
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Having recently wrapped a new Julian Fellowes project, an adaptation of "The Chaperone," she's back to starring as an Edwardian matriarch.
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Ms. Engel was in the original Broadway cast of "The Drowsy Chaperone" in 2006, playing a dotty woman named Mrs. Tottendale.
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The first time I went whale watching, I was 8 years old and my father was supposed to chaperone the trip.
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Miss Stevens, unmoored by the death of her actress mother and shakily performing the role of competent chaperone, is troubled, too.
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"Female patients at the clinic had to come with a male chaperone," said Ahmad Shoaib, 28, a resident of Khwaja Umari.
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The two girls, who were part of a Chinese tour group, opened the door believing it was their chaperone, according to authorities.
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During a 2006 visit, Donald Jr. was joined by his sister Ivanka and Sater, who said Trump Sr. asked him to chaperone.
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In an exclusive report about Waymo's plans, The Verge reported that a "chaperone" would be in vans on initial self-driven runs.
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Who cares that he's supplying Canadian-made weapons to a country where women can't drive or leave home without a male chaperone?
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At the outset, the company plans on offering fully autonomous rides with a Waymo employee in the car only as a chaperone.
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"Find a beautiful Arab or Muslim girl on muzmatch," promises one that claims a million users, complete with an optional chaperone feature.
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A main part of courting is that there is always a chaperone present and that there is no kissing or holding hands.
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His students have cheered him running the New York City Marathon and recently welcomed him as a chaperone at the school prom.
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She said that her neck was "really hurting" afterward and that a chaperone put Vaseline on the wound and gave her Motrin.
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Years of education were lost, and women were prisoners in their own homes, only able to go out with a male chaperone.
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I was also a parent chaperone for many school outings and often times was the only dad along on these field trips.
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Why her (according to Mr. Martin) She was so good in "The Drowsy Chaperone" because she could play the self-conscious diva.
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The day before my first one, I begged my best-dressed co-worker to chaperone my visit to a fast-fashion outlet.
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Razan was always with her sister as a chaperone -- it was not deemed proper for Yusor and Deah to be alone together.
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Some can only move around with a mahram, or a male chaperone who is also a relative, and must cover their hair.
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Drake did the impossible ... by escorting his little cousin and her date into prom, he actually made it cool to have a chaperone.
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Other contestants have described in detail how awkward it is to leave your chaperone behind and immediately start doing the no-pants dance.
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At 24, Richardson is a scene stealer — and her latest project, The Chaperone, is the perfect showcase for that particular set of skills.
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But basically, if you're looking for someone to chaperone your next high school dance, we just found the perfect ladies for the job.
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And that leads him to a clandestine meeting with Nacho, who apparently is about to chaperone him to the world of professional killing.
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" When he asked his chaperone what was behind the behavior, he recalls that Segal replied casually, "Well, they usually shoot at the cars.
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But the therapist is expected to wear surgical gloves in all circumstances and have a chaperone present if the patient is a minor.
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After becoming a fan favorite as Hawkins's resident chaperone in season two, Steve will be more active in the third season as well.
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"The Vive's chaperone system, which shows you the limits of your play space, also works just fine on the Rift titles," writes Kuchera.
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VidCon is a YouTube convention where attendees under 16 years old must have a chaperone badge-wearing adult with them at the event.
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The exams can be both time-consuming and expensive, in part because doctors are advised to have a chaperone present during the exam.
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A "financial oversight board" will chaperone the island through the process and also monitor its budget, rewriting it if that is deemed necessary.
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"I'll let you be my chaperone / At the halfway home," he sings with the unhinged confidence of a boisterous cartoon villain—Beetlejuice, perhaps.
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It's been really enjoyable for me getting to be a Girl Scout troop leader and chaperone school events and go on camping trips.
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He will also appear as the modern dance pioneer Ted Shawn in "The Chaperone," a PBS film written by Julian Fellowes ("Downton Abbey").
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Nowadays, suburban homes are outfitted with security systems fit for federal penitentiaries, and children aren't allowed out of the house without a chaperone.
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Likewise, the role of the chaperone has long been a way of making privacy respectable and, in a sense, not private at all.
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As the title character in "The Drowsy Chaperone" she had but one showstopper, which won her a Tony Award; here she has two.
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The "Hotline Bling" singer spent the weekend in Memphis, crashing his cousin's prom and playing third wheel as her chaperone for the big night.
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BuzzFeed News reached out to Union City High School and a chaperone students say was on the trip, but has not received a response.
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The regulators were said to have received limited access to internal data, and reportedly had an Amazon-appointed chaperone with them at all times.
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Train employees to keep track of stray towels; to remind boisterous swimmers to behave; and to make sure guests are accompanied by a chaperone.
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The only women allowed to work then were doctors, and even they had to have a close male relative as a chaperone at work.
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And my job was basically to chaperone, guide, and help that process as it went up to the studio heads to make a decision.
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Toward the end of the Japan video, Logan Paul runs into a young fan in the parking lot who is with an older chaperone.
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Years ago, as a young publicist, I was asked to chaperone Tom Baker — one of the original Dr. Who's — for the day in Liverpool.
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In 2015, she helped chaperone two busloads of Orlando-area youngsters who went to Washington as part of the anti-violence Million Youth Peace March.
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The 1982 Tylenol poisonings and reports of tainted candy led wary parents to keep their kids inside at parties — where they would chaperone, in costume.
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There will be a chaperone on board who can press the emergency stop button if necessary, but their main role will be to answer questions.
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The instant I spotted a teacher on chaperone duty, I frantically rubbed off the shadow, sure I'd get in trouble for daring to wear makeup.
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Right now, the camera doesn't provide much beyond this boundary feature and a full "chaperone" mode, which replaces your entire environment with the camera view.
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McGovern has appeared in several movies since the "Downton Abbey" final season, including 2018's "The Chaperone" and 2019's "A Name Without a Place."
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She didn't seem to notice the chaperone, and the tall and lanky 15-year-old with an easy smile was able to nab her number.
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Not long after, in 2006, I learned that a show called "The Drowsy Chaperone," starring the very same Sutton Foster, just had its first preview.
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He volunteers to chaperone the class trip because he's stunned by Miss Caroline (Lupita Nyong'o), his nephew's radiant, kind-hearted, and supremely capable kindergarten teacher.
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"Why would you need a chaperone for a youth climate summit?" said 16-year-old Spencer Berg from New York, who was wearing a suit.
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Saudi Arabia is infamous for refusing to allow women to drive and for limiting their ability to go out in public without a male chaperone.
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Peter and Sam suspect the school bought his silence by allowing him to be head chaperone on the "Gifts Of The Lamb" Costa Rica volunteer trip.
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Scout will also have a human chaperone to make sure the bot can "safely and efficiently navigate around pets, pedestrians, and anything else in their path."
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Before the pooch took on the role of homework chaperone, the girl had the habit of playing on her smart phone instead of doing her schoolwork.
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Meanwhile, Josiah Duggar and wife Lauren jet off for a chaperone-free, romantic honeymoon in Austria, where they tour iconic sights from The Sound of Music.
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After her patients turn 12, Dr. Potter encourages parents to leave the room during the exam and subsequent conversation; a third person remains as a chaperone.
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Mr. Ryan and Mr. Trump met at the Republican National Committee for 45 minutes on Thursday morning, with Reince Priebus, the committee's chairman, as their chaperone.
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The fact is, there is little Kelly or any other chaperone can do to limit Trump's media access, whom he talks to, and what he tweets.
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What I do actually get to see in the theater is mostly not even my choice, since I'm just being deployed as a chauffeur and chaperone.
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Chaperone proteins that keep the strands in order may fail, and the strands are also subject to chemical processes, including oxidation, that can change their color.
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The chaperone accused of filming and taking photos of Sun declined to appear at all, and instead provided only written testimony that was not made public.
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Wives worked together to chaperone dances and organize lunches, dinners and receptions attended by civil servants, foreign guests and others of varied political and religious views.
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With her dad soon to be out of a job, we imagine Sasha's hoping he'll be back on uncle duty when it's time for prom chaperone volunteers.
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That person will eventually move to a passenger seat and take on a chaperone role, whose primary responsibility will be to answer questions and make riders comfortable.
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And speaking of Saudi Arabia: There, homosexual acts can be punished by execution, and women are forbidden to drive or even leave home without a male chaperone.
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For the time being, Marble is sending a human "chaperone" alongside each one of its delivery robots in San Francisco said Harrison Shih, Marble's head of product.
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Although the school advised Nassar to have a chaperone in the room when treating athlete's "sensitive areas," the request was not enforced nor looked into by Strampel.
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Next door at the Anaheim Convention Center, where most of VidCon takes place, a man with a chaperone badge sits on a bench with his arms crossed.
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Deputies are interviewing the driver of the bus and a chaperone who was on the field trip, and both are said to be cooperating with the investigation.
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They've done this by holding the NBA's first startup pitch-off, inviting self-driving cars to chaperone fans from the parking lot to the stadium, and more.
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Also, I'm expected to have one chaperone for every 10 students, but when we play events outside of school during a school day, most parents are working.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - When Japanese first lady Akie Abe made her rounds in Washington on Friday, noticeably absent was the high-level chaperone of previous visits - America's first lady.
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This rather obvious fact came home to me with startling force on the day in the 1990s when I had to chaperone him around a magazine awards ceremony.
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The inclusion of comedian Jeff Dye, a young fellow (relatively, anyway) cast as the gang's sort-of chaperone and unnecessary sidekick stands out as a particularly sore thumb.
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In the dark days of Taliban rule, women were barred from education and many basic recreational activities, and were forbidden to leave the house without a male chaperone.
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The wealthy girls were under the thumb of their domineering father and only allowed to go without a chaperone to Delmonico's restaurant and the Central Park skating pond.
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I went back last fall —this time as a chaperone, escorting a bus full of bright-eyed brown kids hoping to go to college, be journalists, tell stories.
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Instead of dressing up as a player, she wore a white blouse and a pencil skirt to play the role of the chaperone, a character in the movie.
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When I get home, I let my dog out and then head to my friend, T.'s, house to chaperone her furniture sale to someone via Facebook group.
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Tyndall insists he is innocent and that he conducted his exams "by the book," always with a "chaperone" in the room and always wearing gloves, Flier told reporters.
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"We talked politics 24/7 and weren't allowed to leave the house unless our reason was approved several days in advance and we had a chaperone," she tells PEOPLE.
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After dropping Felix off at school, he instantly develops a crush on Miss Caroline and volunteers to chaperone a field trip to a farm to try and impress her.
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When Mays' husband was asked to chaperone a school trip to Disneyland, he asked if he could purchase additional tickets at a discount so the whole family could go.
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After getting paid to take a classmate's cousin, Celia Lieberman (Laura Marano) to a school dance, he realizes acting as a paid chaperone might be a viable business model.
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One day, she was asked to chaperone a group of young Yazidi women to the hospital in Tal Afar, where each woman was given 150 milligrams of Depo-Provera.
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So finally I went cold turkey, and I called a friend to chaperone me, to be with me, to stop me if I tried to get past the door.
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On Monday, Rhode Island officials announced the temporary closing of a second school, the Achievement First Academy, where the ill chaperone worked, pending the outcome of her coronavirus test.
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We call him our chaperone because he always likes to insert himself physically between the two of us and grumbles when we don't include him in hugs and kisses.
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After Sandes crossed the finish line in first place, a member of the Western States board assigned him a drug chaperone who accompanied him to the doping control station.
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Their frustration only grew after what Sun's side described as inappropriate behavior by a chaperone, who took several photos and claimed to be a huge fan of the swimmer.
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The plot follows washed-up musician Dave, played by Alexander England, who volunteers to chaperone his nephew's class field trip in an attempt to get closer to Miss Caroline.
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But while it's learning its route — and while the engineers are learning how the car learns — it fairly creeps along the track with a human-driven chaperone car following behind.
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A chaperone was there and "deliberately looked away" when Tyndall penetrated Jane Doe 1's vagina "with his entire hand, up to his wrist ... without a glove," the complaint reads.
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To actually contend for MVP, though, not only do the Magic need Vucevic to chaperone them up the standings, but his counting stats need to feel like an atom bomb.
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Instead of putting the woman in jail, officials should have arranged with a community organization or provided a hotel room with a sheriff's deputy as a chaperone, Mr. Buckley said.
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PULSE TRAGEDY BENEFITToday's event aims to provide "a time for healing and a safe space for QTPoC," plus a DJ lineup consisting of Diamond Girl, Speaking Part, Chaperone, and more.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 10 (Reuters) - When Japanese first lady Akie Abe made her rounds in Washington on Friday, noticeably absent was the high-level chaperone of previous visits - America's first lady.
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At first their relationship reads like that of a child and his chaperone, with Epstein getting ruffled by Lennon's profanity, but it becomes clear that he's emotionally conflicted over the musician.
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With the plane ticket taken care of and Terere's blessing bestowed, I went about finding ways to finance the rest of the trip for Moicano and his chaperone Professor Julio Nogueira.
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The teenagers then attempted to purchase vape products -- e-cigarettes or e-liquids with nicotine -- and a chaperone watched to see if the store asked for ID and made a sale.
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Benjamin Manirakiza, first counselor at the Burundian embassy, told The Associated Press on Thursday that officials weren't aware of the team's presence in Washington until the chaperone alerted the embassy Wednesday.
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Harris's invitation came in the aftermath of Murray being shouted down, and his academic chaperone assaulted, as he tried to give an invited address on an unrelated topic at Middlebury College.
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The Vive's chaperone system, which brings up a faint grid whenever you get within a foot or two of the edge, can usually stop you from outright running into a wall.
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The chaperone, a part-time employee and college student, tells me that he tries to schedule these visits for just before the store closes so they can avoid crowds and children.
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It is the first time a royal bride has walked without a chaperone at her wedding ceremony -- and it was a deliberate decision by Markle to make such a strong statement.
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Hembrow posted a video of her red carpet appearance on Instagram a few hours after the awards ceremony, and didn't seem too bothered by the fact the chaperone was in view.
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With her Aunt Rosaline as chaperone, Ophelia must leave the only home she's known and take up residence with Thorn's family — a scheming, largely unfriendly lot — in the Pole's capital, Citaceleste.
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The perimeter you traced during setup is lined with a "chaperone" fence that appears when you get within about a foot of the limit, so you can avoid hitting walls or furniture.
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If Lil Tay is from Vancouver as reports have stated, she would be limited to work eight hours a day and would need a chaperone while she is filming, among other requirements.
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Something clued her in to this plan — the way one chaperone was eyeballing her, maybe, it wasn't clear — and she fled, briefly battling her pursuers until the kindhearted Cyndie bailed her out.
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On October 8, 2019, mounting the marble steps with our chaperone to the tight press quarters, I looked right and saw Aimee Stephens, sitting in her wheelchair, waiting to go through security.
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But working with the director-choreographer Casey Nicholaw, who staged "Chaperone" as well as the current "Aladdin" and "Mean Girls," the team behind "The Prom" has attempted a more difficult gymnastic maneuver.
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It has been reported that only women over the age of 25 will be allowed to visit without a male chaperone, and they will be expected to cover their bodies in searing temperatures.
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"My dad used to chaperone me to open mics because I wasn't old enough to be in pubs, and then he'd drive me home to go to school the next day," she remembers.
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He said the school recognized that it erred in failing to call the girl's mother after her daughter was injured and in not having a chaperone with the children playing at the swing.
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When zombies — spawned by an experiment gone wrong at a nearby American military outpost — descend on the koalas and the sheep and the kids, Dave, who tagged along as a chaperone, initially sputters.
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Even more complicated: Waymo's fleet operations center is located outside the geofence, so a Waymo employee needs to chaperone the fully driverless-enabled vehicles into the zone each time before it makes pickups.
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A so-called Chaperone system uses a front-mounted camera to recreate the outside world when a Vive wearer approaches a wall or just wants to be able to see his or her environment.
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The business psychologist had stepped in to chaperone her 13-year-old niece Alysha to see one of her favorite artists because Alysha's mother, Yeoman's sister, was too unwell from cancer treatment to attend.
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This is separate from but similar to the "chaperone" feature, which will automatically create show an outline of the real world (this time in blue) whenever you wander too far out of the play zone.
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It's a daunting process, but considering that he was employed, had a reliable host in the U.S., and was traveling as a chaperone, everyone involved assured him that he would be approved for his visa.
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Things escalated when Sandmann's chaperone gave them permission to yell back at the Hebrew Israelites, Sandmann said, adding that none of his classmates said anything racist to the group, most of whom were black men.
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"Maybe she also thought I would stop school...but later she became a fan, though my aunty was always the cooler cat, the one who let me attend parties, with a chaperone", the artist chuckles.
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There's thrill and often a bemused adult chaperone along for the ride -- grownups like Andy James, who took his 9-year-old brother to see Grande at the Manchester Arena as an early birthday present.
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While I might be sort of boring now, at least I don't need a chaperone and a large dose of sedatives every time I have to go to the doctor or get on a plane.
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One night, he and his friend decided to watch a little basketball in their room, counting down the hours until they could sneak out, when a chaperone came to their door and asked to shower.
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When she organized a training camp in Jordan in February of this year, Ms. Popal said, she was shocked that the Afghan federation sent a male trainer and a male official to chaperone the team.
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It was unheard-of for 16-year-old girls from Afghanistan — girls not used to leaving the house without a male chaperone, girls whose peers were getting married — to travel the world competing in robotics.
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In his statement, Sandmann said that he and his fellow students were simply chanting their school spirit chants, with permission from an adult chaperone, to counter insults being directed at them by a group of protesters.
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Doctors should offer to have an adult chaperone come in during a sensitive procedure like a genital exam; if no one is available, the patient should have the option of postponing the exam, Dr. Christian said.
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But even Jimmy is painting on a happy face for Kim — in reality, he is still stuck with his Davis & Main chaperone, Erin, and his shiny corporate apartment (and life) literally keeps him up at night.
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We see Vigdis in her daily life, praying in her chapel, buttering her hair, walking with her chaperone, flirting with a Jewish boy outside the yeshiva wall, and then — wait, here's Hertmans again, doing his research.
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But after that it's a jumble involving "The Drowsy Chaperone," the superstar director Robert Lepage, Cirque du Soleil and its neo-circus legacy, the Stratford Festival — and "Slings & Arrows," the television series that brilliantly satirized Stratford.
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The crash killed Iraan's booster club president, left the chaperone for the varsity cheerleader squad hospitalized with multiple fractures and shocked a small, close-knit community located among the mesas and oil fields of West Texas.
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Her name is Janine LaManna, and she's a 50-year-old Broadway veteran, whose resume includes roles in the original productions of Ragtime and The Drowsey Chaperone and the 2005 revival of Sweet Charity alongside Christina Applegate.
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The man sitting opposite me, coaxing me into this state, is hypnotherapist coach Ed Winslet, chaperone for my first ever "hypno-singing" session—a course that promises to improve your singing voice through the use of hypnosis.
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To mark her birthday, the Smyth family in Ireland is sharing a look at some of the letters Rosemary wrote to Dorothy Smyth, who served as Rosemary's companion and chaperone while she was visiting Ireland in the 1930s.
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In fact, so boringly decent are hot-water bottles that, in "Some Like It Hot," Marilyn Monroe's all-girl band got away with using them as cocktail shakers; the gag worked because their chaperone would never suspect it.
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I don't think any of these women were actually assaulted by Larry, but Larry didn't learn that lesson and didn't have a chaperone in the room, so now they see an opening and they can take advantage of him.
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And when the parties get out of hand, as occasionally they do, it is important to have a responsible chaperone who can get everyone home safely — and that is why I picked Tim Kaine to be my vice president.
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Episode two, "Hostage Situation," again removes Hannah from the city, but this time she's playing reluctant chaperone to Marnie and her emotionally volatile ex-husband Desi (Ebon Moss-Bachrach) as they indulge an ill-advised — and quickly devolving — affair.
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The new musical, with a book by Bob Martin ("The Drowsy Chaperone") and Chad Beguelin ("Aladdin"), music by Matthew Sklar ("Elf") and lyrics by Mr. Beguelin, arrives on Broadway following a 2016 premiere at the Alliance Theater in Atlanta.
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While there's no one in the driver's seat in this video, we did have one of our trained safety drivers in the passenger's seat (acting as a 'chaperone' with the ability to manually take over control from that position if necessary).
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A chaperone was there and "took no action to prevent or report Tyndall's sexual abuse" when Jane Doe 2 was told to strip naked, was groped and asked "whether or not she had ever swallowed semen before," the documents say.
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The video, which was shared more than 70,000 times on Facebook, shows a white female employee, who was not identified by the aquarium, telling the group of students that they are "not welcome here" upon their return with a chaperone.
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The boys, aged between 11 and 16, went missing with the 25-year-old chaperone after soccer practice on June 23 as they set out to explore the Tham Luang cave complex in a forest park near the border with Myanmar.
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A few hours later, a third email informed parents that a teenage girl on the same trip had also tested positive and that a second adult chaperone, a woman in her 30s, had developed symptoms and was also undergoing testing.
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I hope you will publish this as I went to the trouble of searching Google for the correct spelling of chaperone, and then I went to the drink cup I bought at the theater for the correct spelling of Farinelli.
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He's the chaperone to the young lovers, Eurydice and Orpheus, on their journey to the Underworld, and the narrator-guide to the audience: a kind of griot, as Mr. De Shields described him, imbued with the history of the world.
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In this musical comedy from Bob Martin ("The Drowsy Chaperone") and Chad Beguelin ("Elf"), an out-of-work Broadway troupe descends on an all-American town to support a teenage girl who wants to pin a corsage on her girlfriend.
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Recent reforms mean that some public spaces are now open for limited social mixing of the genders, like cinemas or sports events, but even in those areas of public life, women are expected to be accompanied by a male chaperone.
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The story follows Dave (Alexander England), a wannabe rock guitar player who volunteers to chaperone his nephew's kindergarten field trip to up his proximity to Miss Caroline (Lupita Nyong'o), a dedicated teacher with a penchant for entertaining students with a ukulele.
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Homeland Security Department spokesman David Lapan said the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services approved a State Department request for six girls from the war-torn country to be allowed in, along with their chaperone, so they can participate in the competition.
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In the other, 12-year-old Otis (Noah Jupe) is a successful child actor with a steady income, some of which is used to pay his father, James, who works as his chaperone (a requirement on set for child actors).
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From there, the Vive employs what's called the chaperone system to remind you of the physical borders of your measured space if you're ever about to put your controller through a wall while in VR. It does so through a couple of ways.
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Back in 1938, when Joe Kennedy was Ambassador to Great Britain, Rosemary traveled to Ireland and England for three weeks in the care of a chaperone, Dorothy Smyth, a young Irish woman who was hired by Rosemary's parents to look after her.
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The idea is that you loosen the leash on your machine and let it dive into the data to discover and experience it on its own, look for patterns and connections and come to conclusions, without requiring the guidance of a chaperone.
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Much criticism has been leveled at the mothers of Wade Robson and James Safechuck, who allowed their boys to spend the night in Jackson's bed and stay with him for days on end without a chaperone—days that were filled with ceaseless molestation.
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Rattigan's many "dates" ultimately give way to a parable about what it means to figure out your own identity—the app asks users to pick what traits their hired chaperone will have, making each outing a trial run where Rattigan tries on a new personality.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Investment banks have warned M&A teams in Britain they cannot pitch business to clients in the European Union if there is a no-deal Brexit without an EU "chaperone" sitting in on their meeting, sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Although Sarah causes a scandal by assisting that same anatomy professor in the dissection of a cadaver without a chaperone present, she uses both her medical knowledge and her detection skills to try to save her fiancé from being hanged for a double murder.
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The only weird part is when you're 16 or 17, and your work flips the laws of the jungle: You're required to have a chaperone on set with you, as you should, but it's a weird dynamic, having your parents sit there while you work.
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The fifth-grader had paid for the meal, but was escorted out of the tavern by a waitress in an 18th-century costume to eat on the back porch in the rain, according to his father, who was a chaperone on the school trip.
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In fact, I'm the life of every party I attend, and I've been to three," she said, adding that when parties get out of hand, they need a "chaperone to get them home safely -- and that is why I picked Tim Kaine to be my vice president.
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He can recall the date—August 229, 211—and the score of the first professional baseball game he ever attended: the Seattle Pilots versus the Baltimore Orioles at Sick's Stadium, where Baskin's grandfather, his hero and chaperone that day, had been a groundskeeper from 19778 to 103.
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Like the chaperone lines, you can change the filter's color, and you have some control over when it appears: you can turn on the real world any time by double-tapping the Home button, or set it to appear when you reach the edge of your space.
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They also say that because a chaperone was there, Jane Doe 3 "trusted that Tyndall had provided her with legitimate medical treatment" when he repeatedly penetrated her with his ungloved fingers and refused to do the Pap smear that prompted her appointment in the first place.
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While Nutt has applied for 85 new chemical compounds in the alcosynth and chaperone families to be licensed to DrugsScience and the Beckley Foundation, legal and human trial costs for the drugs are expected to reach £1 million, and Nutt has yet to secure a backer.
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That sets the stage for the film's other half: 12-year-old Otis (Noah Jupe) is a successful child actor with a steady income, some of which is used to pay his father, James, who works as his chaperone (a requirement on set for child actors).
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The coronavirus diagnosis triggered further actions: All 38 students and faculty members who went on the trip were instructed to self-quarantine for 14 days, and tests were administered to the two other people on the trip, the chaperone and the student, who had developed symptoms, Mr. Wendelken said.
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The founder of the project, Michael Rubinoff, said the show was only the fifth musical with a Canadian writing team to reach Broadway, after "Rockabye Hamlet" in 1976, "Billy Bishop Goes to War" in 1980, "The Drowsy Chaperone" in 2006 and "The Story of My Life" in 2009.
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Returning director Jon Watts did a marvelous job of building out the supporting cast — Jacob Batalon as best-pal Ned; Zendaya as a refreshingly enigmatic version of Peter's crush, MJ; Tony Revolori as rich-kid jerk Flash Thompson; Angourie Rice as Betty; Martin Starr as the kids' high-strung faculty chaperone.
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" At Thursday's press briefing White House Press Secretary/despised field trip chaperone Sean Spicer spent seven minutes reading news stories that seemed to fit the broad profile of "interesting things that aren't about wiretapping but are sort of about wiretapping if you use 'wiretapping' as a broad stand-in for 'surveillance.
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The various compromises with authorities included leaving the hotel room door wedged open at all times, leaving the tent flap open, sometimes having a token chaperone in the room in the form of a government minder, or just occasionally being dropped in on to make sure we were actually working and not misbehaving.
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When Braverman first went to Norway at 10 years old, on a chance family sabbatical, she found a country so safe that mothers could leave their babies in strollers on the street while they shopped and young girls could explore from one end of the city to the other without a chaperone.
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So everything is piff this and buff that and bad and boujie this, and nobody alive says "MOOS" to mean "member of the opposite sex," because it makes them sound like a retired army general offering to chaperone the local high school dance without anyone even telling him the dance was happening.
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The Trump-Gamby parallels are particularly stark in the third episode, when he strong-arms joining several teachers as an additional chaperone on an overnight field trip to "Historic Charles Town," a made-up version of the extremely real, extremely goofy Southern high school field-trip institutions Colonial Williamsburg and Old Salem.
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In the other thread, 12-year-old Otis (Noah Jupe) is a successful child actor with a steady income, some of which is used to pay his father James (LaBeouf, in a potbelly and balding mullet, playing his own father), who works as his chaperone, a requirement on set for child actors.
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The authors — book by Bob Martin and Chad Beguelin, songs by Mr. Beguelin (lyrics) and Matthew Sklar (music) — have on their combined résumés both "The Drowsy Chaperone," that peerlessly inane 1920s showbiz spoof, and "The Wedding Singer," an underrated musical comedy about an entertainer so humbled he winds up in a dumpster.
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And while the USC-sanctioned doctor groped Jane Doe 4, "spread her naked buttocks cheeks" and asked about her "willingness to engage in oral and anal sex," the complaint says that the mere presence of the chaperone had helped her ignore that she was "sexually assaulted" -- until stories about Tyndall's alleged actions gained national publicity.
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"I can't walk to my car late at night while on the phone, I can't open up my windows when I'm home alone, I can't go to a bar without a chaperone and I can't wear a mini skirt if its the only one I own," Stewart sings to the picking of a ukulele.
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Created and scripted by Susan Coyne, Bob Martin (the co-book writer and star of the musical "The Drowsy Chaperone") and former Kids in the Hall member Mark McKinney, the series brilliantly weaves backstage shenanigans — never underestimate the self-importance of actors and directors — with astute insights into the perils and joys of art-making.
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If they're alarmed by a health provider's practices — frequent genital exams, unconventional medical treatments that involve genital manipulation, disregard for rules about using gloves during sensitive exams or having an adult chaperone present during a child's exam, even inappropriate jokes or comments — they should question the doctor, get another opinion or switch doctors, experts said.
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She's thus far staged a quiet rebellion by refusing to pose, exhausting one artist who tried to capture her, so now her mother (Valeria Golino) has resorted to hiring a woman, Marianne (Noémie Merlant), as a faux chaperone who will take her on walks each day and then paint her from memory, by stealth.
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Though the initial trial runs of the Marble delivery bots will be accompanied by a living, breathing chaperone—in case any routine deliveries go awry—soon enough, those hoping to get their grub without having to put on pants may be able to alleviate awkward delivery guy encounters altogether with the help of a futuristic friend on wheels.
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Whether attempting to traverse the entire six-mile length of Paris underground (spoiler alert: He doesn't quite pull it off), tracking down the mysterious New York subway graffiti artist who over six years produced 235 large autobiographical panels in the tunnels, or profiling the original entrepreneurs who figured out subterranean photography and mapmaking, Hunt proves an able chaperone.
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From there he branched out into corporate bug bounties, starting with AT&T (where the nature of his work was confidential under Section 5 of AT&T's terms and conditions), and attended some hacker events, where he skewed on the young side—last summer his father had to chaperone him to Def Con in Las Vegas, because the hotel was 21-and-over.
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I read in her autobiography — actually in the brief moment when she mentions her chaperone at this time in her life, which is what the book was then inspired by — she says they went to see a play or musical, and the main star was amazing, and had the whole audience clapping and cheering for her, and she didn't smile once.
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Two recent high profile examples — Anthony Rapp, who alleged Kevin Spacey made unwanted sexual advances on him when he was 14 years old; and Eddie Huang, who reported that a chaperone on a church ski trip masturbated in front of him and a friend when he was also 14 — opened up about these experiences and the longterm impact they've had on their lives.
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According to ABC News, the team — consisting of six girls and their chaperone — completed their journey shortly after midnight on Saturday at the Dulles International Airport outside of Washington, D.C. It was at this point that President Trump gave the go-ahead for the team to enter the U.S. The team was denied entry into the U.S. twice, for unknown reasons.
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Started more than fifty years ago, and worked on at different points, it became a novella that bears little, if any resemblance to the original novel, Padgett's Motor Maids across the Continent is, on one level, a wacky adventure novel in which four young women (Nancy, Elinor, Mary, and Wilhemina AKA "Billie") and Miss Helen Campbell (their chaperone) drive a red car named The Comet across the western states, from Chicago to San Francisco.
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I continue to think that the way you handled the conversation with Murray, framing it as a question of political correctness, did too much to ignore what this conversation has meant to people, for whom the dangers is not that Charles Murray will be — and I think this was bad — be de-platformed and even have his chaperone assaulted at Middlebury, or what has been more normal in his career, be extremely successful but widely criticized.
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"Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE, we used to like him, but he didn't personally chaperone everyone on his campaign, so he's a sex monster once removed," Maher continued, referencing accusations from several women who said they experienced sexual harassment and sexism while working on Sanders's 85033 presidential campaign.
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Funding for this work is critical — for the survivor trafficked into prostitution over two decades ago, who has focused on her education, earned a Masters degree in counseling, but is prohibited from taking a state licensure exam because of her criminal record; for the survivor parent of a nine-year-old child who faces humiliation at being fingerprinted to chaperone a school trip; for the survivor who secures an entry level service sector job but has the offer rescinded when a background check reveals her criminal record.
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