Soon enough, he will have much larger crowds around him.
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Show off their skills to sold-out crowds around the country.
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Rallies on Sunday to save the health law drew robust crowds around the country.
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There's also no noise cancellation, so you'll be stuck hearing traffic or crowds around you.
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The news was set against the backdrop of Carnival crowds around the world threatening to spread the disease.
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The entire The Circle crew is happy for Joey and crowds around him to close out the season.
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Everyone crowds around the veritable feast they've prepared, snapping pictures for posterity, of course, then quickly dives in.
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Everyone crowds around the displays about Jackie Robinson, Muhammad Ali, and Michael Jordan, still amazed by their otherworldly talents.
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A young woman was attending a general audience in Rome and was reluctant to feed with the crowds around her.
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The Rise of the Resistance ride will open later this year, and likely aid in dispersing crowds around the park.
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He thought the crowds around his palace would disperse once he left, robbing the Chinese of a pretext to attack.
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So it may not be news, per se, but rest assured: the crowds around this car are going to be huge.
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Recent seminars on opportunity funds being created to invest in opportunity zones are drawing standing-room-only crowds around the country.
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A follow-up album from the women bagged a Grammy in 1989, and they toured to sold-out crowds around the world.
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You are feted by the left wing, literary crowds around the world—seen as a contact point for that elite with the working classes.
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Ever since flash mobs started to become a whole thing, crowds around the world have broken out into the video's iconic creepy-crawly dance.
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We wanted to attach a third camera on a railing positioned from the back of the stage to show the candidate the crowds around there.
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There are those who see the comments as too much — the idea of creating crowds around individual officials suggests, to these people, calls for mobs.
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Video footage showed Murtaja being placed in an ambulance with crowds around and black smoke billowing in the distance, where protesters had set tyres alight.
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I fell to my knees, feeling tiny and huge, and as lonely as I've ever been, but also astonishingly close to the crowds around me.
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When NARS sends us previews of its new collections, the beauty department crowds around the products to coo appreciatively over the new hues, textures, and products.
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During halftime, an athletic young woman wearing a Yale letter sweater sheltered and steered my diminutive wife through packed crowds around the refreshment stands and restrooms.
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Frequent public rallies and marches have drawn record crowds around the state, including the nearly 50,000 people who turned out for the Women's March in Austin.
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But then I'm running up the boarding ramp with everyone else, pushing my way to the front where a group of younger boys crowds around the console.
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Of course, her campaigns still faces daunting problems: Sanders is still raising money at a fast pace and electrifying crowds around the nation, especially among young people.
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The crowds around the paintings remained deep throughout the night of May 7th, each many-headed huddle a testament to the enduring fascination of Bosch's own monsters.
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Last week, she held a marker aloft: a large plastic candy cane above the crowds around the Rockefeller Center tree, whose arrival each December she never misses.
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His seminars and firewalks were drawing large crowds around the world, he was earning more than $214 million a year, and he had recently published his first book.
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Osaka's youthful comments, wry sense of humor and power game have endeared her to tennis crowds around the world, but Williams is not likely to be so smitten.
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For those who worry about the erosion of local sporting culture—an undoubted problem, manifest in greying football crowds around the country—Leicester's triumph has been a particular filip.
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According to the woman who shot this video, the deer strolled out of the sand dunes at Saugatuck, Michigan and joined beachgoers, completely unbothered by the chaos and crowds around it.
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Video footage showed Murtaja being carried to an ambulance with crowds around and black smoke rising from where protesters had set tyres alight, east of Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip.
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Koepka steadied the ship with a straighter drive but the day's first hole went to Europe with Rose sinking a birdie to thunderous roars from the stacked crowds around the first green.
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We filled plastic tumblers with water or soda and sat together in a booth; there were no waiters, but we sometimes stayed seated until the crowds around the trays thinned a little.
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Aside from drawing massive crowds around the world, Florida Governor Rick Scott signed a bill earlier this month, raising the age of a person allowed to purchase a firearm to 21 years old.
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Since you've already heard a few of Tiger Stripes' productions, this mix is the perfect primer for his DJ sets, where he regularly brings his jacked-up dancefloor energy to crowds around the world.
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Those who doubt it should look again: at the new businesses, the events, the crowds around the city, and most importantly, at the activity trickling back into the city's residential neighborhoods, block by block.
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John Day Fossil Beds in Kimberly, Oregon, is expecting larger-than-normal crowds around the eclipse too, because Eastern Oregon has been hyped as one of the best eclipse-viewing areas in the country.
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Also, after the deadly attack with a truck last year in Lower Manhattan, officials said they worried that crowds around the two statues could present a tempting target for a terrorist behind the wheel.
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He and Harvey [Korman] toured for ten years doing this two-man show in theaters all across the country, and he was always surprised that there were standing ovations and crowds around the stage door, entrance and exit.
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Legendary's version of Godzilla no longer roars into theaters with a city to smash alone: he comes alongside a pantheon of other cinematic monsters, with the potential that each crossover will bring in bigger crowds around the world.
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It is a quiet moment, if not a peaceful one, and the crowd in Rod Laver Arena, which included Laver himself, stayed hushed on Tuesday, just as crowds around the world have stayed hushed with Sharapova mulling her options.
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And by the end of First Man, as the film shows crowds around the world cheering the Apollo 11's accomplishments and waving flags, the spectacle and success are less significant than the shifts that take place inside of Armstrong himself.
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I don't think there will be any negative repercussions from crowds around the league because those crowds, statistically, are more likely to support the tone and content of Pop's comments than those paying to watch games in any other major sports league.
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We also asked Ronda about her post-Mania plans ... 'cause there's been a lot of speculation from wrestling fans about Rousey's future -- but let's just say she's ultra-focused and pumped for WM. And, judging by the crazy crowds around Ronda ... so are the people.
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Most of the teams preferred their crews to be near the track at all times, allowing no retreat to the comfort of an R.V. The crowds around the garages had disappeared, and silence filled the area, except for the sound of whirring engines on the track.
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Conducted by Hugh Wolff, an alumnus of the Aspen school, the Aspen Philharmonic Orchestra's performances are known to be both sumptuous and wild, drawing crowds around the open-sided Benedict Music Tent, whose curving roof is made of the same Teflon-coated fiberglass as the canopies at Denver International Airport.
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Jets 31, Browns 28 CLEVELAND — The Jets have treated crowds around the country to some hideous football, and after one of their most hideous halves of the season, played in a stadium that has hosted more hideous football than any other, they retreated to their locker room for a scolding — several, actually.
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The passionate gun control rallies Saturday that brought out large crowds around the country sent a vivid signal that the issue is likely to play a major role in the 2018 midterm elections, and that Republicans could find themselves largely on the defensive on gun issues for the first time in decades.
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THE HILL'S 'MARCH FOR SCIENCE' COVERAGE: -March for Science rallies draw huge crowds around US -Bill Nye slams lawmakers for 'actively suppressing science' -Dems knock Trump on Earth Day -Researchers in Antarctica tweet support for March for Science -Bill Nye criticizes CNN on air for inviting climate change skeptic -Clinton to science demonstrators: 'March on!
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He appeared in the 1966 musical comedy film Don't Let It Get You. Mid-year he joined The Easybeats, Bobby & Laurie and MPD Ltd on "The Big Four" national tour that played to huge crowds around the country.
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The National Parks began touring around the release of Young. The online success of the album and "As We Ran" helped them find growing crowds around Utah as well as in Seattle, Los Angeles, Chicago, and New York City.
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As the song ends, the band crowds around the unconscious boarder, finds the news paper on his person, and finally see the front page, which is revealed to be announcing the band's new song as well as their major debut.
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Among the crowds around the sanctuary and in the nearby wood the shooting was incessant …. And over all that multiple discordant din that boomed like the surf of the sea rose a mingled music of pipes, harmonicas, violins, guitars and Basque tambourines.”Peebles, Leonard Covello, p.
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Her records inspired this generation of women casters.” Life became a succession of road trips for Wulff, wowing crowds around the country, sometimes in heels and a cocktail dress. In addition to competitive distance casting (spinning and plug, as well as fly), she was known for trick casting.
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The Topp Twins' popularity arose from a regular stint busking in Auckland when they were in their early 20s. They got taken to court for causing obstruction on Queen Street because their crowd was too big. They won the case and benefited from the publicity. Soon after that they travelled and performed to university crowds around New Zealand.
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The Topp Twins' popularity arose from a regular stint busking in Auckland when they were in their early 20s. They got taken to court for causing obstruction on Queen Street because their crowd was too big. They won the case and benefited from the publicity. Soon after that they travelled and performed to university crowds around New Zealand.
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Sanders before a crowd in Conway, New Hampshire, August 2015 Sanders often drew large crowds, with many filled to capacity and some with additional supporters outside who could not fit in the venue but still wanted to attend. Early in his campaign, the media favorably compared his rallies' attendance to Hillary Clinton's. Events scheduled by his campaign were drawing "overflow crowds" around the country.Tamara Keith (June 15, 2015).
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O'Connor scored three goals in 2 minutes and 13 seconds in Dalymount Park. Shelbourne won the Leinster Senior Cup in 1968. In the years that followed, televised highlights of English football began to be broadcast into Ireland and the crowds around most of the league grounds plummeted. Clubs in the league came under huge financial pressure, players left for England at a younger age, grounds became derelict, and media coverage almost disappeared.
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Coco and his pregnant wife Pipi move into a Buenos Aires apartment complex. As they bicker and shop for food at the local market, they fail to notice the increasingly panicked crowds around them. When they return to their apartment, it is quarantined by the government. Coco, too apathetic to care about the looming threat of a pandemic, attempts to sleep through the disaster, but he is quickly annoyed by the loss of Internet service and television.
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The Indiana Invaders Soccer Complex is located in South Bend, Indiana. The complex includes many soccer fields, but is most commonly known for the soccer-specific stadium that the Indiana Invaders use, including the Invaders in the W-League, USL Premier Development League, and the Super Y-League. Every once in a while at the complex, high school football games would be played on campus, but its primary use is for soccer. The main stadium seats 4,985 spectators, with average crowds around 2,500.
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A crowd of other residents crowds around a skeletal wireless receiver, but reception is poor. Rollo climbs up to the roof of the barn to fix the antenna, then slips and falls from the roof. Just then, the announcer introduces a broadcast by the President, Franklin Delano Roosevelt. It speaks of Hitler's invasion of Germany's neighbors and the scene cuts to the Führer (Theodore Lehmann) who is instructing his diminutive but aggressive secret agent Otto Kriegling (Billy Barty) on his latest mission.
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She'd been working steadily since 1927, when an act of supreme cheek had endeared her to Fritz Lang himself. Living in Vienna with her actress mother, she'd attended a teaparty, knowing that the director of Die Nibelungen and Dr. Mabuse would be there. Spotting the Great Man and picking a moment when the crowds around him thinned, she approached him and asked (in not-very-good German), "Herr Lang - wouldn't you like to discover me?". Lang screwed in his monocle and surveyed this blonde, self-assured girl.
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They then toured Australia in the same year during November to sell out crowds around the country, which consisted of a mix of theater, festival and pub shows. During the Arlie Beach Festival of Music in Queensland, Steve Harwell became ill and had to leave the stage. However, Nicky Bomba, Frankie J Holden, Wilbur Wilde from Melbourne Ska Orchestra and the remainder of Smash Mouth continued the set without him. Harwell recovered the next day and the Australian tour continued without any further incidents.
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The urban planning was such that the amphitheater had to accommodate large numbers of spectators, from within and outside the city and had to allow space for crowds around the monument. Given the size of this initial urban footprint, it is estimated that the population of the city was about 6000 people when the amphitheatre was constructed. The high ground upon which the amphitheater was built also allowed for the demonstration of wealth and power from a distance, a characteristic that was considered very important in the urban planning decisions of the Roman Empire.
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On 25 September 2012, the Donegal senior team—fresh from winning the 2012 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Final—were scheduled to visit Glenswilly; however, the visit was postponed due to time constraints which arose due to the huge crowds around the county eager to catch a glimpse of the team. The team eventually visited Glenswilly on 27 September. In 2013, the club rebuffed allegations that they forced children into GAA jerseys. Later that year they hosted the 2013 All-Ireland Football Series launch, held following confirmation of the four provincial winners.
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He remembers his mother's address from the letters and embarks on an adventurous trip to London, where his mother lives with Mr. Shears. After a long and event-filled journey, evading policemen and feeling ill from the overwhelmingly large amount of information and stimuli from the trains and crowds around him, he finally finds his way to the home of his mother and Mr. Shears, and waits outside until they arrive. Judy is delighted that Christopher has come to her; she is upset that Ed told Christopher that she was dead. Mr. Shears does not want Christopher living with them, and never did.
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Using advice given to him by Webb before the match, Jack manages to use spiritual chanting and the adage "be the ball" to sink the nearly impossible putt. Chandler needs to sink the easy two-foot putt to tie the match. Meanwhile, Everett, who foolishly shoots himself in the buttocks with a poison dart, fails to eliminate Jack as a gopher steals his explosive ball. The mischievous gopher replaces Chandler's ball with the explosive ball, and as his family encouragingly crowds around him as he taps in his final swing, the ball bursts and Jack wins the match.
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The operation was planned by several senior IRA members, including Michael Collins, Dick McKee, Liam Tobin, Peadar Clancy, Tom Cullen, Frank Thornton and Oscar Traynor. The killings were planned to coincide with a Gaelic football match between Dublin and Tipperary, because the large crowds around Dublin would allow easier movement for the Volunteers and make it more difficult for the British to detect Collins's Squad members as they carried out the assassinations. Clancy and McKee were picked up by Crown forces on the evening of Saturday, 20 November. They were tortured and later shot dead "while trying to escape".
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He left Happy Mondays to pursue other projects including writing music for several TV shows and forming a new band Big Arm, who released a critically acclaimed album in 2008 called Radiator. Big Arm supported Ian Brown on a UK tour in 2008 and featured his longtime collaborator Pete Smith as programmer, Danny Short on drums and Daz Gilkinson on guitar, as well as Happy Mondays former percussion player Lea Mullin. He has also worked as an international DJ playing to large crowds around the world. He is currently living in Los Angeles where he continues to write music .
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They then began touring the new lineup to enthusiastic crowds around rural Western Australia. The band then released what was to be their final release, the EP Hold On. The new line-up for Spencer Tracy toured the south-west of Western Australia with Jebediah and preparation was being made for a Japanese tour later in that year. The band also expanded their line up with Shaun Sibbes moving to front the band on guitar and vocals, with Nicolas Jonsson from The Avenues and Malcom Clarke from The Sleepy Jackson both filling the position on drums on different occasions. The band eventually disbanded in November 2004.
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From 1998 to 2000, it charted in the top 10 on Billboard's Pop and Hot AC charts, as well as top 20 on the Modern Rock charts. The band reveled in their 'new-found' popularity, playing radio shows and festival crowds around the country. "Hooch" has been heard in episodes of My Name Is Earl, Raising Hope, Yes, Dear, and Clueless, and also was featured on the soundtrack of the first season of the show Scrubs. Following the AOL/Time Warner merger, and the subsequent dissolution of all joint ventures under the Warner Music Group umbrella, the band was independent once again, and they released People Are Moving in a co-distribution deal with What Are Records in 2001.
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Artemio Cruz, a corrupt soldier, politician, journalist, tycoon, and lover, lies on his deathbed, recalling the shaping events of his life, from the Mexican Revolution through the development of the Institutional Revolutionary Party. His family crowds around, pressing him to reveal the location of his will; a priest provides extreme unction, angling for a deathbed confession and reconciliation with the Church (while Artemio indulges in obscene thoughts about the birth of Jesus); his private secretary has come with audiotapes of various corrupt dealings, many with gringo diplomats and speculators. Punctuating the sordid record of betrayal is Cruz's awareness of his failing body and his keen attachment to sensual life. Finally his thoughts decay into a drawn-out death.
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The trial gathered immense attention especially from Atlantans, who gathered in large crowds around the courthouse demanding for a guilty verdict. In addition to this, much of the media coverage at the time took an anti-Semitic tone and after 25 days, Leo Frank was found guilty of murder on August 25 and sentenced to death by hanging on August 26. The verdict was met with cheers and celebration form the crowd. Following the verdict, Frank’s lawyers submitted a total of five appeals to the Georgia Supreme Court as well as the U.S. Supreme Court claiming that Frank’s absence on the day of the verdict and the amount of public pressure and influence swayed the jury.
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Railway stocks were particularly badly affected.The Times, 21 December 1866, p. 8; Issue 25687; col E, "Two embarrassed Railway Companies" (noting that railway joint stock companies had led the earlier boom, but in the subsequent revaluation both the London, Chatham and Dover Railway and the North British Railway fell insolvent during 1866) Overend Gurney's monetary difficulties increased, and it requested assistance from the Bank of England, but this was refused. The bank suspended payments on 10 May 1866. A run on the bank ensued as panic spread across London, Liverpool, Manchester, Norwich, Derby, and Bristol the following day, with large crowds around Overend Gurney's head offices at 65 Lombard Street.The Times, 12 May 1866, p. 12; Issue 25496; col C "The Panic". A further article on 14 May 1866, p.
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War memorials provide valuable evidence of a community's involvement in the war; not so readily obtainable from military records, or from state or national listings, where names are categorised alphabetically or by military unit. Australian war memorials are also valuable evidence of imperial and national loyalties, at the time not seen as conflicting; the skills of local stonemasons, metalworkers and architects; and of popular taste. Before the construction of the Mackay cenotaph in 1929, Anzac Day in the city was commemorated by a procession of returned servicemen and the gathering of crowds around a Cross of Sacrifice, a temporary structure usually placed in a central location. Wreaths and floral tributes were laid around the cross and a simple ceremony performed, with music provided by local bands and speeches given by local dignitaries.
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Pierrot Grenade, on the other hand, whose name suggests descent from the humble island of Grenada (and who seems to have evolved as a hick cousin of his namesake), dresses in ragged strips of colored cloth, sometimes adorned with cheap trinkets; he has little truck with English culture, but displays his talents (when not singing and dancing) in speechifying upon issues of the day and spelling long words in ingenious ways. A feeble fighter, he spars mainly with his tongue--formerly in Creole or French Patois, when those dialects were common currency--as he circulates through the crowds. Around the mid-twentieth century, he traveled about in pairs or larger groups, contending for supremacy among his companions, but by the dawn of the twenty-first century, he had become rather solitary, a vestige of his former gregarious self.
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The group performed mainly in NYC where there were existing venues and a hardcore scene, but the group first substantial following grew out of a series of shows at Club Anthrax in Connecticut, enabling the group to larger crowds around the east coast region. After a series of energized performances at his venue, CBGBs owner Hilly Kristal asked the group to release a live recording of their show on CBGBs record label which he was reviving through a series of cassette- only releases. Instead of releasing the live performance made on the venues mixing console earlier that day the group waited until the venue was closed then performed a more precise version of its set to only the engineer, Steve. This live recording was expertly combined with crowd sounds from the earlier matinee and released as "CBGBs Live "Off the Board" Ludichrist".
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A live album featuring the Clarke-Hicks- Elliott-Nash re-grouping, Reunion, was recorded at Kings Island Amusement Park in Ohio, during a US tour that followed that same year, finally being issued first in 1997 as Archive Alive, then retitled Reunion (with two extra tracks) in 2004. The Hollies continued to tour and perform through the 1980s, by this time reaching classic rock status and drawing crowds around the world to see them. In the mid 80s, the band began to lower the keys of their songs when Clarke began to lose range. After its use in a TV beer commercial (for Miller Lite lager) in the summer of 1988, "He Ain't Heavy" was reissued in the UK and reached No.1, thus establishing a new record for the length of time between chart-topping singles for one artist of 23 years (the Hollies' only previous UK No.1 having been 1965's I'm Alive).
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