Then he saw a black flag waving in the distance.
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" In 2002, he referred to Africans as "flag-waving pickaninnies.
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Jingoism and flag-waving has never been our most attractive characteristic.
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One red flag, waving for weeks, is the inverted yield curve.
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In 2017 bosses joined flag-waving summits in the White House.
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France, she tells her flag-waving rallies, faces nothing less than "submersion".
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The gun battles are incoherently filmed, and the flag-waving is embarrassing.
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In aggregate, though, there's a red flag waving above the Klobuchar narrative.
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This means more than vague memes of flag-waving and apple pie.
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Wherever you are planning to watch the wedding, flag waving will be essential.
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Patriotism has little to do with flag-waving or fetishizing the national anthem.
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This proud, flag-waving nation takes it as read that Turkishness goes beyond nationality.
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And that's, at least, where the flag-waving director seems to be leaving it.
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But there's not the election-year enthusiasm where people are excited and flag-waving.
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So it begins: the flag-waving excitement, the teeth-grinding anticipation, the blinding sparkle.
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From the bench, flag-waving members of the team's staff streamed onto the field.
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Why was the American flag waving when there is no wind in a vacuum?
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Even in the realm of over the top flag-waving country songs, it falls short.
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The capital's arteries emptied of cars and turned into a flag-waving, chanting human flow.
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Photos of the flag-waving incident quickly spread on social media, triggering a public outcry.
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Why do they close their eyes when he violates conservative standards of flag-waving patriotism?
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This time the HWNDU project featured a livestream of a flag waving in the air.
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How does one convert beer-guzzling, Patriots-watching, frat-partying, flag-waving Mike to Islam?
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Despite the mounting pressure and isolation, Kurds continue to celebrate at raucous, flag-waving rallies.
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Flag-waving crowds gathered after midnight at the party headquarters, waiting for him to appear.
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But these are private companies, so that sort of First Amendment flag-waving isn't really applicable.
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For some Catalans, then, the independence movement is far from being a flag-waving, identitarian exercise.
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They're also rebel flag-waving good ol' boys who can't help but make asses of themselves.
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There are several gay bars, and throughout June, many businesses here have a rainbow flag waving.
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In that culture war politicians who sympathise with the party conflate flag-waving patriotism with legitimacy.
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Chris, I think that would be a big red flag waving for ISIS to reconstitute itself.
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It looked like Trump's new banner photo featured an image of flag-waving Americans at Friday's inauguration.
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In this flag-waving season, Americans tend to consider the patriotic example set by the White House.
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Most television viewers will have seen the flag-waving but missed the childish antics of the hecklers.
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Not the cheap flag-waving variety, but the belief that America is more than just a country.
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I remember the first time I saw the strange, ominous Confederate flag waving from my neighbor's door.
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The group had barred flag-waving, chanting and pre-march drinking — for many, essential parts of football fandom.
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IT WAS more like a happy-clappy church than a political rally, with whoops, cheers and flag-waving.
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Being a literal-minded sort, Lexington decided to find some of the flag-waving protesters and ask them.
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In fact, Chris, I think that would be a big red flag waving for ISIS to reconstitute itself.
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It used to be easy to distinguish such independent travelers from the lemmings following flag-waving tour guides.
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Flag-waving super-patriots who called Democrats unpatriotic are perfectly OK when Republicans actively collude with foreign dictators.
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" "Mexico should move the flag waving Migrants, many of whom are stone cold criminals, back to their countries.
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Mexico should move the flag waving Migrants, many of whom are stone cold criminals, back to their countries.
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Her husband Brendan tweeted pictures of her and her family joining a flag-waving flotilla on the River Thames.
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He suggested Blair would be greeted "with crowds of flag-waving piccaninnies" — an offensive term for a black child.
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But lately something different has been going on: a surge, in certain quarters, of emotional, flag-waving, integrationist Europhilia.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Apple is acquiring the goodwill of flag-waving magazine publishers for less than pocket change.
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It's always easier to chant in favor of a flag than it is to oppose the flag-waving nationalists.
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Leebaert is no jingoist like the flag-waving Brexiteers ignorant of history as they lead Britain over a cliff.
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Thanksgiving is at heart more than parades, or football or even country; there's no flag-waving or chest-thumping.
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Finally, his criticism of flag-waving Republicans siding with our enemies (he was talking about Russia) was particularly effective.
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I intended these to be prayer flags but they also have a look and aesthetics of military flag waving.
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It's based on the flag-waving signals for the letters "N" (nuclear) and "D" (disarmament), but also evokes a cross.
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Think about it – ABC's highest rated program attracted a huge audience of gun-toting, flag-waving, blue collar Trump supporters.
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There's minimal flag-waving here, making it a universal story about tenacity and sacrifice, rather than anything more overtly patriotic.
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"Mexico should move the flag waving Migrants, many of whom are stone cold criminals, back to their countries," Trump wrote.
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"God, Syria and Bashar alone," roared the flag-waving crowd, as video screens showed the battle to retake the city.
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A flag-waving rendition of "La Marseillaise" is followed by some hearty early encouragement and then a tense, watchful silence.
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Addressing thousands of flag-waving supporters outside the municipality building, Ekrem Imamoglu promised to work for all 16 million residents.
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Since then, she has often found herself in the streets, protesting the raucous gatherings of flag-waving, torch-bearing nationalists.
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" There is a picture of a Nazi flag waving over Africa with the message, "This is also our living space.
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Did Republican politicians, so big on flag waving and impugning their rivals' patriotism, reject this foreign aid to their cause?
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"Our concern is not what George, Hans or Helga say," he told flag-waving supporters in a speech this month.
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The staging for this interview — US flag waving, somber-faced officers — is wash, rinse, and repeat with our national media.
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Dozens of flag-waving DeLemus supporters demonstrated outside the courthouse and packed the courtroom during the hearing, applauding as he entered.
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The last two days of the convention were all about flag waving and military might: Ronald Reagan would have been proud.
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"Mexico should move the flag waving Migrants, many of whom are stone cold criminals, back to their countries," Trump tweeted Monday.
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"Mexico should move the flag waving Migrants, many of whom are stone cold criminals, back to their countries," Trump tweeted Monday.
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Veterans and their families marched by flag-waving crowds and laid wreaths at war memorials in Sydney and other Australian cities.
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What this tells you, I think, is that all the flag-waving and hawkish posturing had nothing to do with patriotism.
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An American flag waving amid the leaves and branches likens it to an embassy, cementing its designated state of in-betweenness.
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In any case, Mr. Meehan added, he missed the cheering, flag-waving and swooning because he had been out house-hunting.
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Those colors have all the implicit references to flag-waving patriotism, especially when placed against a white shirt, and party loyalty.
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Both leaders ran lavish election campaigns that brought hundreds of thousands of supporters to Athens to attend mammoth flag-waving rallies.
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"Still, many thought 'If we don't have a flag waving there, we're essentially giving it to Iran,' " the former official said.
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Free traders, anti-war Ukrainians, environmentalists and rainbow flag-waving gay rights supporters all vied for attention from the world&aposs media.
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Flag waving children greeted the two royal couples at Matteusskolan School — gleefully taking up more of their time than they had planned.
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Flying certain flags from military vehicles is allowed, but a blue Trump flag waving in the wind is not one of them.
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A colourful procession of rainbow flag-waving supporters marched in downtown Tokyo on Sunday during one of its annual LGBTQ pride parades.
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"Tweet 2000 - November 26 - "Mexico should move the flag waving Migrants, many of whom are stone cold criminals, back to their countries.
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"Mexico should move the flag waving Migrants, many of whom are stone cold criminals, back to their countries," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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Flag-waving members of the Proud Boys, Three Percenters militia group and others gathered downtown, some also wearing body armor and helmets.
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"Mexico should move the flag waving Migrants, many of whom are stone cold criminals, back to their countries," Trump tweeted on Monday.
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There should be a national dialogue, where everyone can express their views instead of it just being about flag-waving and pride.
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A bunch of flag-waving fantasists, at the wrong end of actuarial tables, have robbed British youth of the Europe they embrace.
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With its pro-military, pro-gun flag waving — and fallen-warrior protagonist — "American Sniper" showed which way the political winds were howling.
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Outside the central government offices, riot police beat flag-waving protesters back with batons, leaving several with blood streaming down their foreheads.
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Thousands of people lined the Missouri city's streets for the procession of antiquated military vehicles, the Budweiser Clydesdales and much flag-waving.
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It was a big deal for much of 1003 and 2014, accompanied by a lot of flag-waving bombast and back-patting bravado.
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He told a crowd of flag-waving supporters that the task was "immense", but that he would restore "hope and confidence" to France.
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"Mexico should move the flag waving Migrants, many of whom are stone cold criminals, back to their countries," Trump tweeted early Monday morning.
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Throngs of flag-waving supporters crowded the street outside Park's home as she arrived there about 30 minutes after leaving the presidential palace.
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What was not inevitable was that Mr Xi would embrace populist, nostalgic, red-flag waving nationalism, while glossing over the party's terrible mistakes.
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Donald Trump Earns Huge Victory in Florida Clinton delivered her victory speech in Florida in front of a crowd of cheering flag-waving supporters.
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For many of the thousands of flag-waving demonstrations outside the parliament, that was enough to declare independence straight away, and many were deflated.
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"Mexico should move the flag waving Migrants, many of whom are stone cold criminals, back to their countries," the 45th commander in chief wrote.
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Australian Daniel Ricciardo was fourth for Red Bull, and denied the fastest lap by the early flag waving which meant that did not count.
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Clinton is riding a wave of support from old-fashioned Confederate-flag-waving Dixiecrats, as opposed to, let's be blunt, the descendants of slaves?
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GUADALAJARA, Mexico — Andrés Manuel López Obrador nodded at the sea of red T-shirts and flag-waving devotees jammed into a plaza in Guadalajara.
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"Our concern is not what George, Hans or Helga says," Erdogan told flag-waving supporters on the steps of his presidential palace on Monday.
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It was a rainbow-flag-waving celebration of the progress made by the LGBT community in terms of marriage equality and broad social acceptance.
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On Wednesday, he is to depart to Paris for talks with French President Emmanuel Macron and to participate in flag-waving Bastille Day ceremonies.
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Belize, the play's conscience, is unsparing in his response, accusing Louis of "transforming [himself] into an arrogant, sexual-political Stalinist-slash-racist flag-waving thug".
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There were no flag-waving youths or cheering crowds on Tehran's streets, just the usual Saturday morning rush hour, the start of the Iranian workweek.
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Before this patriotic princess took her talents to Hollywood, she was just another flag-waving cutie showing her American pride in Cherry Hill, New Jersey.
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He also said that there were some "very fine people" among the torch-carrying, insult-yelling, Nazi flag-waving throng that marched through the city.
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Andrei hops off his horse and picks up an abandoned flag, waving it triumphantly for a few seconds before taking a bayonet to the back.
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It is said that the Queen has come to love the Commonwealth, partly because it supplies her with regular cheering crowds of flag-waving piccaninnies.
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With flag-waving Turks cheering him in the wrestling auditorium in Seoul, Suleymanoglu (pronounced soo-lay-MAHN-oo-loo) won his first Olympic gold medal.
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In the Korean imagination, March 1 conjures images of flag-waving martyrs in traditional white hanbok and nostalgia for an ethnically pure, politically uncomplicated past.
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Flag-waving, a no-no in the West, was ubiquitous in the Communist youth organizations of the German Democratic Republic, as East Germany was known.
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CIUDAD GUYANA, Venezuela — Julio Romero emerged from the flag-waving crowd as President Nicolás Maduro stood smiling on a stage, dancing to an election jingle.
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Its flag-waving crowds swelled with civil servants, employees of state-owned companies and other Cairo residents bused to the rally or ordered to go.
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We could look north across the Ben Hai River, which marked the 17th parallel, and see the North Vietnamese flag waving from a tall pole.
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From the slow-motion flag-waving to the copious explosions and visually incomprehensible CG action, the series has become the ultimate expression of Bay's idiosyncratic style.
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Mr Barzani has staged sizeable flag-waving rallies on his home turf of Erbil and Dohuk, the two provinces ruled by his Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP).
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On the same day, 112m Americans tuned in to the Super Bowl, a big American football game with more than its share of flag-waving, too.
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"We have to fight for our state," Serb Republic President Milorad Dodik told about 10,000 flag-waving supporters, some carrying pictures of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Hundreds of Park's flag-waving supporters gathered outside her home in Seoul's upmarket Gangnam district to see her off, and later gathered outside the prosecution office.
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" Another poster features a flag-waving terrorist in a suicide bomb vest walking down a crowded street in Manhattan, urging ISIS followers to "slaughter them all.
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Fist-pumping, flag-waving and slogan-shouting masses of Pyongyang residents normally assemble each year for the rally to kick off a month of anti-U.
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The couple were met by flag-waving school kids and parents as they arrived shortly for the first stop on the second day of their visit.
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But no one was as ecstatic as the small knot of flag-waving, face-painted Thai fans who sat together and practically swooned at the sight.
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TOKYO — Japan's Emperor Naruhito waved to cheering, flag-waving crowds from a palace balcony Thursday in his first New Year's greeting since ascending to the throne.
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The first half of the race was treacherous, with the yellow flag waving seven times, including a caution just before lap 100 for a multicar wreck.
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Addressing a crowd of thousands of flag-waving supporters at the airport later, Erdogan said the government remained at the helm, although disturbances continued in Ankara.
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Slightly later movies, like 1968's flag-waving "The Green Berets" and 1970's flag-burning "Getting Straight," more directly addressed the war being waged overseas.
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To the Editor: I am a flag-waving feminist and female reader who has had at least a dozen letters published by The New York Times.
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The story can't help but be stirring, but director Peter Berg's spare, flag-waving ode to Beantown's beating heart frequently comes across as more dutiful than dramatic.
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The floodlight race, in front of a large flag-waving crowd, had something of the atmosphere of a football match, especially when Hirscher crossed the finish line.
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However, it's disingenuous and more than a little hypocritical given the #MeToo flag-waving, for the Democrats to be so willing to hedge their bets en masse.
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Warsaw, Poland (CNN)President Donald Trump on Thursday visibly enjoyed the praise showered on him by large crowds of flag-waving Poles in sun-splashed Krasinski Square.
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Last Friday, the band's agency JYP Entertainment uploaded a video of a somber Chou bowing and apologizing for her flag-waving action, causing another wave of controversy.
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More than 13,000 flag-waving, cheering fans welcomed Falcao in Istanbul on Sunday, as the striker arrived to sign his new deal with Turkey's most decorated side.
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But as tens of thousands of flag-waving Kurds packed a stadium in Erbil, the capital, on Friday, chanting "Bye-bye, Iraq!" the referendum was under threat.
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The noise from the flag-waving Serbian supporters between serves weighed on Nadal, who at one stage gave a sarcastic thumbs-up gesture to his rival's supporters.
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Yet, Warren went through some relatively late repackaging herself; she once was a Republican who served as a consultant for those flag-waving companies she now denounces.
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America at the moment seems full of dedicated, flag-waving patriots who love their country passionately, vociferously; they just can't stand their fellow citizens or their government.
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Flag-waving demonstrators carried anti-globalist and environmentalist placards such as, "No Trump, no coal, no gas, no fossil fuels" as they marched near Zurich's financial district.
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He called on them to look forward to a day when they could proudly find their nation's flag waving in front of the NATO headquarters in Brussels.
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It also seems, once again, that the apple doesn't fall too far from the tree, what with her father's even stronger penchant for flag-waving on social media.
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There must be some Americans in the crowd, joked commentators at ringside, if only they could make themselves heard above the braying din of the flag waving skinheads.
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It's traditionally a day of barbecues and flag-waving, as new citizens line up to receive their certificates and locals debate the latest list of Australia Day honors.
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The Spaniard looked fatigued from his exploits against Nadal while the diminutive Sela, cheered on by a flag-waving contingent of fans, struggled with nerves near the end.
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Flag-waving patriots who get weepy over the Olympic games and the poems of Rudyard Kipling draw on history and culture, but go easy on the general will.
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Someone claiming to be Q made a number of posts on the site, including a link to a YouTube video of an American flag waving in the breeze.
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All that has left Mr. Macron as perhaps the lone leader defending liberal values and European governance, and taking a moderate stance toward immigrants against flag-waving populists.
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"With victory in my pocket, I will issue Conte with an eviction order," Salvini told thousands of flag-waving supporters on Saturday in Ferrari's home town of Maranello.
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His 2015 eulogy in Charleston, S.C., after a Confederate flag-waving white supremacist slaughtered nine African-American parishioners at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church, was redolent with history.
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A riot of flag-waving, middle-aged men and sweaty, red-shirted MAGA families peeked into the lobby of the Trump International Hotel to gawk in hushed delight.
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It took several days for the news of Lee's white flag waving to reach other Confederate generals, but they soon signed their own agreements of surrender too. Gen.
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The rant was appropriately accompanied by a slow-motion video of the European Flag waving on the back of a boat set to "Love Lost" by The Temper Trap.
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Video showed that police in riot gear at the site of the main protest attempted to impede some 200 marchers as peaceful, flag-waving Nicaraguans shouted pro-democracy slogans.
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At their flag-waving rallies, the House of Bourbon once again becomes a place of exclusion, reserved for those who meet certain conditions of blood, birth, race or ideology.
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In case it isn't clear in my tweet, Kavanaugh is not in the flag-waving photo, as explained in this story, which is about the culture of his frat.
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For the "fanning of resentment" that Mr. Obama decried didn't begin with Donald Trump, and most of the flag-waving never did have much to do with true patriotism.
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Flag-waving claims of patriotism, pious invocations of morality, stern warnings about fiscal probity are all cover stories for an underlying agenda mainly concerned with making plutocrats even richer.
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The results, culled from more than 2,2212 submissions from 2685 states, range from flag waving (literal and figurative) to visual statements deeply critical of government, society and political leaders.
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COUNTING THE COST Addressing hundreds of flag-waving supporters, Rivera accused Spain's caretaker Socialist government of not doing enough to stop the chaos in one of Europe's tourist hotspots.
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The one flag-waving fan in Qatar's maroon colors Sunday was a South Korean woman who had traveled from her homeland to root for Qatar, according to Qatari officials.
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Mr. Lamar began surrounded by phalanxes of soldiers in camouflage fatigues as he began his song "XXX" with images of the American flag waving behind him on digital screens.
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On September 2300th a drum-banging, flag-waving throng held a march on the outskirts of Maceió, Alagoas's capital, for Mr Calheiros and his son, Renan Calheiros Filho, the governor.
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Seeing a Pride flag waving so proudly outside your house everyday has given me the courage to come out to my family and be more comfortable with who I am.
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Somehow many pundits imagined that the election's big swing for Trump hinged on unemployed coal miners reading Breitbart or soccer moms reading 4chan or flag-waving unicorns reading Sputnik International.
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There's no flag-waving saying, 'Look at me I did a good thing,' because I contribute and perpetuate to the same learned behavior that made it okay to begin with.
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Then there is the Twitter feed which the President uses as part flag-waving for his most loyal supporters and part score-settling tool for his enemies -- real and imagined.
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One, titled "Make America Safe," depicts Trump standing in front of a white picket fence with an open lock, holding a key, and the American flag waving in the background.
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"They tried to sink us, they tried to shoot us down, but here you are!" a defiant Fillon told a cheering, flag-waving crowd that party officials said exceeded 13,000.
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To those who weren't put off by all the nationalistic melodrama, he was a flag-waving idol and, as his short-lived vests and T-shirts often read, 'American Made'.
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However, flag-waving supporters still gathered five or six deep along many parts of Francis's route by popemobile, although in other parts he was greeted by a more sparse turnout.
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But this fightback will not take the form of reheated slogans and nostalgia for the "end of history," as illusory as anything conjured up by flag-waving, little-Britain Brexiteers.
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As the corpses mount, those spectators moving about as required on the stage floor become a keen-eyed, flag-waving mob waiting to see where demagoguery will take us next.
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We need to outlaw public displays of neo-Nazism: no Confederate flag-waving, no torchlight parade chanting "Jews will not replace us," no hate speech and no heil Hitler salutes.
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Greco also meant that Orchard would, after conquering that flag-waving villain, remain on the rink alone, reacting to sounds of a jet that would be projected on the ice.
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Soon, they returned toward the third-base dugout to celebrate with their drum-pounding, horn-playing, flag-waving fans, who comprised the majority of the 24,865 spectators at Dodger Stadium.
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The flag waving, at a performance by a Lebanese band with an openly gay singer, was shown on social media sites and provoked criticism as an attempt to disgrace Egypt.
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From my bedroom window or front yard, I could look up to see the flag waving proudly from its post beside the door of the neighbors' house across the street.
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" With that as his rallying cry — plus a cynical co-opting of the "Southgate spirit" — Boris pursues a bonkers summer-long, flag-waving, Churchillian campaign for "party leadership and Brexit leadership.
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Lamar kicked off the show with his song "XXX" from his Damn album surrounded by dancers dressed in military uniform with the American flag waving on a screen in the background.
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"April 16 will be a turning point for Turkey's political history... Every vote you cast tomorrow will be a cornerstone of our revival," he told a crowd of flag-waving supporters.
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His tremendous sentimentality is a major issue, bogging down his efforts at realism in flag-waving, tear-jerking scenes that try to make every heartfelt emotion land with mortar-fire force.
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Details of the flag-waving incident emerged from a 10-minute video clip posted on YouTube last month by a user identifying himself as Scott Greene appearing to document the episode.
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Seeing a Pride flag waving so proudly outside your home every day has given me the courage to come out to my family and be more comfortable with who I am.
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These young men and women have been through the nightmare of combat in the most challenging environments; they know what it means to serve the country, beyond flag-waving and sloganeering.
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After a day of flag waving, the national mood might well have shifted against Mr. Trump, forcing him to offer sanctions relief prematurely without achieving any long-term national security objectives.
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The basic facts -- that we import almost half the food we eat and the insulin and radioisotopes we use to treat diabetes and cancer -- cannot be wished away by flag-waving.
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As he approached the line of about 70 flag-waving pupils, the prince stopped to speak to 12-year-old Tiya Thornton, who told him that he looked like fellow redhead Sheeran.
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When she left her home in Seoul to attend the hearing, flag-waving supporters lined the streets; several lay down in the road in an attempt to block her path to court.
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Freshly inaugurated, the country's 38th president looked out over the crowd of flag-waving supporters, soldiers on horseback and besuited statesmen and spoke with the fiery tone that characterised his unlikely ascent.
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Most of the league's fans, and almost all its owners, are white, conservative, approve of the ostentatious flag-waving displays common at American sporting events, and dislike those who would disrupt them.
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"They tried to sink us, they tried to shoot us down, but here you are!" a defiant Fillon told a cheering, flag-waving crowd which party officials said numbered over 13,13 people.
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Addressing flag-waving supporters outside his party's headquarters just after midnight, Mr. Rajoy celebrated his victory, but did not shed light on how it might allow him to form a new government.
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The newspaper columnist who in 2002 wrote scornfully of "flag-waving piccaninnies" with "watermelon smiles" was elected mayor of one of the most diverse and cosmopolitan cities in the world in 2008.
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What these country-music loving, Confederate flag waving fools don't realize is that they are being sold a bill of goods from the very same America they claim to distrust and despise.
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Dozens of flag-waving demonstrators chanted "Murderer!" outside a Catholic seminary on Friday, the second day of an unprecedented forum for students, business leaders and others to air grievances with government representatives.
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And although a few members of the security forces defected, Mr. Guaidó's hope that the armed forces would step aside and even join his flag-waving supporters did not come to pass.
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WHEN TAIWAN became the first country in Asia to legalise gay marriage on May 17th, it was not only the tens of thousands of rainbow flag-waving demonstrators outside the legislature who cheered.
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Protesters had hoped to march on an early morning flag-raising ceremony, but were prevented from moving more than a few hundred meters by flag-waving counter-demonstrators and a huge police cordon.
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Tokyo this year sent its biggest warship, the Kaga helicopter carrier, on a two-month tour of the Indo Pacific, including flag-waving stops in the Philippines, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, India and Singapore.
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Here's the transcript: AMY GOODMAN: The Democratic National Convention is over, and so, for the moment, we'll all be spared the flag waving, the glitz, the empty rhetoric and, most importantly, the Macarena.
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In a speech to flag-waving crowds in the central city of Kayseri, Erdogan said that Prime Minister Binali Yildirim would bring up the issue with Moscow during a forthcoming trip to Russia.
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Prince Alois, the 51-year-old acting head of state and heir to the throne, struck the same tone in a speech to thousands of flag-waving compatriots assembled in an Alpine meadow.
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Urbandale Police Chief Ross McCarty said Greene, who has not been formally charged in the crimes, was well known to local police from previous encounters with law enforcement, including the flag-waving incident.
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Several hundred flag-waving protesters staged a peaceful protest march near the Incirlik base on Thursday, chanting "Allahu Akbar" (God is greatest) and "Damn the U.S.A", the pro-government Yeni Safak newspaper reported.
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Mr. Corden played a monstrously inflated version of himself, taking all the good parts, from a flag-waving Jean Valjean to the raucous innkeeper Thénardier, complete with blackened teeth and a reddened nose.
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Flag-waving claims to be more patriotic than Democrats worked well for Reagan and Bush, but are much more problematic for a G.O.P. that looks more and more like the party of Putin.
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The other is how staid and emotionally calibrated the Americans often seem in contrast to the bat-flipping, chest-thumping, flag-waving players from — well, pretty much every other team in the tournament.
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In a speech to flag-waving crowds in the central city of Kayseri, Erdogan also said that Prime Minister Binali Yildirim would bring up the issue with Moscow during a forthcoming trip to Russia.
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But for many of the thousands of flag-waving demonstrators who gathered outside the parliament in Barcelona, the Catalan capital, they were enough to declare independence straight away, and the speech left them deflated.
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Leaders from the main opposition Congress party, as well as left-wing parties and the Aam Aadmi (Common Man) Party addressed the flag-waving protesters who converged in the historic heart of the city.
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The historic tally by American-born Griffin was cheered by South Koreans inside the Kwandong Hockey Centre and sent North Korea's "Army of Beauties", an all-female cheerleading delegation, into a flag-waving frenzy.
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Speaking in Ankara at ruling AK Party's headquarters, Prime Minister Binali Yildirim told a crowd of flag-waving supporters that after the referendum Turkey was now opening a new page in its democratic history.
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In a context where the only discussion points are the ones designed to divide or consolidate people, the radical proposition becomes one that eschews flag-waving in favor of unguided discourse and personal discovery.
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"Hong Kong has always tugged at my heartstrings," Xi said on arrival at Hong Kong airport for the handover anniversary in front of flag-waving crowds at the start of a three-day visit.
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Seen from one angle the smoke billows horizontally to resemble a dark flag waving in the wind, but rotate 90 degrees and the smoke is an apocalyptic mass of pollution rising to the sky.
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Five consecutive victories culminated Saturday night in something that has never happened before: an Olympic gold for the American curlers as they defeated Sweden, 210-27, before a flag-waving throng from back home.
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The team's 2-0 victory sparked wild celebrations across Peru, with thousands of flag-waving supporters taking to the streets, and the government declared a public holiday the next day to mark the occasion.
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After all the flag-waving, all the attacks on Democrats' patriotism, essentially the whole GOP turns out to be OK with the moral equivalent of treason if it benefits their side in domestic politics.
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Algeria's Taoufik Makhloufi, the 2012 Olympic champion, led the chasing pack to take silver in 3:31.38, delighting a noisy, flag-waving group of fans from the North African country on the first bend.
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Le Pen, speaking in Lyon on Sunday, told thousands of flag-waving supporters chanting "This is our country!" that she alone would protect them against Islamic fundamentalism and globalisation if elected president in May.
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"So I lost my job and I lost my marriage," he said in an interview at a protest, where he shouted slogans with more than 100 red-flag-waving workers let go by Hero.
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Katinka Hosszu lived up to her country's enormous expectations with an electrifying victory in the 200-meter individual medley at the world championships, spurred on by a flag-waving, foot-stomping crowd in Budapest.
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The Council voted to remove the Forrest monument from what is now Health Sciences Park in 2015 — soon after a Confederate-flag-waving white supremacist murdered nine black worshipers at a Charleston, S.C., church.
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Students, away from home and in an "adult" society for the first time, may try out defensive ethno-racial flag waving, religious and political dogmas, athletic and fraternal self-segregation, and premature career-ladder climbing.
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - Lance Stroll hit back at his critics in style on Sunday by taking his first Formula One points in front of a flag-waving crowd of home fans at the Canadian Grand Prix.
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Driving around Fears's neighborhood one day, I saw Confederate flags, and American flags, and sometimes a Blue Lives Matter flag, and the black-and-white "Don't Tread on Me" flag waving from shiny new trucks.
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As more and more Confederate flag-waving men and women — but mostly, overwhelmingly, men — filed into the park with shields and guns, people who were not with the alt-right moved further into the streets.
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In American history, that substructure took various forms: The bonds of family life, the power of (usually Protestant) religion, a flag-waving patriotism, and an Anglo-Saxon culture to which immigrants were expected to assimilate.
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Budweiser is one of the best examples of this strain of flag-waving patriotism: Just last year, the company decided to temporarily rename its signature beer "America" for the summer of 2016 through the election.
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Troops wielding automatic rifles marched in lock step behind a replica of the Granma on Monday, followed by a sea of banner- and flag-waving Cubans, many bussed in and organized through their workplaces and neighborhoods.
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President Hassan Rouhani, addressing flag-waving crowds on central Tehran's Azadi (Freedom) Square, made no specific reference to Israel's air strikes in Syria on Saturday which it said were aimed at air defense and Iranian targets.
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It is difficult to reconcile the fierce international objections with the euphoric flag-waving celebrations in Kurdish cities, where residents are convinced they will be voting for independence next week no matter what the world thinks.
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But an administration-approved photo appeared on Mr. Trump's social media pages that showed the two leaders high-fiving under a blue sky dotted with fluffy white clouds, a gigantic American flag waving in the background.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini filled one of Rome's main squares with tens of thousands of flag-waving supporters on Saturday in a rally that underscored the growing predominance of his rightist League party.
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"We will not let those who divide the nation off the hook in this country," Erdogan told flag-waving supporters upon arriving late on Monday in the coastal city of Izmir where he will observe military exercises.
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The nationalist party that vaulted President Andrzej Duda to power in 2015 had worked to roll out the red carpet for Trump, which was crammed with large crowds of flag-waving Poles in sun-splashed Krasinski Square.
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But around his neck he wore a cross necklace with rainbow beads and a bright purple sequined fedora was perched on his head; all day he carried around a large pride flag, waving it emphatically at times.
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France's far-right party leader Marine Le Pen on Sunday told thousands of flag-waving supporters chanting "This is our country!" that she alone could protect them against Islamic fundamentalism and globalisation if elected president in May.
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Layered into this was a crowd that was not pro-Connors — not just because of the way he'd behaved the day before, but also because flag-waving at sports events in those days was hardly standard procedure.
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There is a splash of red on the VF-16 (for Very First) that will make its race debut in Melbourne on March 20 but forget about any white and blue, stars and stripes flag-waving patriotism.
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Among other artworks on display were JC Ro's painting of tortured Azerbaijani student activists Bayram and Giyas; Alexander John's portrait of jailed Indonesian flag-waving teacher Johan Teterissa; and BK The Artist's artwork of Mahmoud Abu Zeid, a.k.a.
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Skip Kim Eun-jung's foursome, who got their nickname coming from a community known for farming garlic, delighted the flag-waving crowd with another display of precision curling as they eased past Denmark 9-3 in seven ends.
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London (CNN)Flag-waving US political activists took to the streets of London this week in a "Stop Trump" battle bus to urge fellow American expats in the UK to register and vote against the Republican presidential nominee.
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ALMOST overlooked amid the flag-waving participants of the opening ceremony at the winter Olympics in February was a tiny delegation of four competitors walking behind a sign that was not the name of an actual country (pictured).
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Hundreds of militants, including those who broke off from Murad&aposs force, were among black flag-waving fighters who swore allegiance to the Islamic State group and laid siege to the southern Islamic city of Marawi last year.
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After De Souza claimed victory at the Billabong Pipeline Masters last December and took the lead in the WSL standings, flag-waving Brazilian fans once again mobbed the beach, carrying De Souza on their shoulders to the podium.
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Those ducks include having our network in place, our music deals and licenses in place and scaling the business that we want to talk about rather than doing a lot of flag waving about ourselves as a tool.
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A sea of rapturous, flag-waving crowds gathered in Istanbul to listen as a defiant Erdogan promised to punish his enemies and praised the unarmed civilians who last year stood up to the rogue soldiers and their tanks.
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The Foxes are still heavy favorites — their vocal, flag-waving traveling contingent chanted, "We're going to win the league" over and over after the final whistle — but Spurs still have hope ahead of their match at Stamford Bridge.
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The beloved original depicted desperate teenagers fighting an enemy invasion in a very personal way — forgoing flag-waving patriotism for an understated kind many service members can truly appreciate: a quiet but steady resolve to protect one's home.
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ROME (Reuters) - Honda's Dani Pedrosa became the eighth different MotoGP winner in eight races on Sunday to deny Italian great Valentino Rossi a home victory in front of 100,000 flag-waving fans at the San Marino Grand Prix.
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Japanese fans, who are among the sport's most passionate followers at a time when its popularity is falling in the United States and much of Europe and rising in Asia, are particularly known for their egalitarian flag-waving.
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As Riley explained, the birds are pretty much flying as they wish; he compared the flag waving and whistling to the signals one gives to a dog when playing fetch — they're essentially indicators to start and stop flying.
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The onstage marching and flag waving lend the production an agitprop feel, while the text itself is a far cry from Brecht's idealism: The show rails against the inequities and abuses of late capitalism without proposing radical solutions.
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Both Morales, who has been in office nearly 14 years and is Latin America's longest-serving leader, and Mesa spoke to seas of flag-waving supporters at rallies late on Monday, each accusing the other of inciting violence.
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Erdogan, who had been holidaying on the southwest coast when the coup was launched, flew into Istanbul before dawn on Saturday and told thousands of flag-waving supporters at the airport that the government remained at the helm.
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The Season 5 trailer, which dropped during President Trump's inauguration, features an upside-down American flag waving ominously in darkened skies surrounding the United States Capitol as children recite the Pledge of Allegiance, along with a date: 5.30.17.
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"The joint goal of all education and our teaching system is to bring up good people with respect for their history, culture and values," Erdogan told flag-waving children at a ceremony to mark the reopening of the school.
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"Starting tomorrow, we will start working to realize the promises we made our people," Erdogan told flag-waving supporters in a victory speech delivered from the balcony of his ruling AK Party's headquarters in Ankara shortly after 210 a.m.
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Trump need not fret that the white nationalists agree with him about blocking illegal immigration or stemming the security threat of radical Islam, nor should he be concerned that some of them are flag-waving patriots, as he is.
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The announcement of the first team to represent the Central American nation at the World Cup finals was greeted by an ear-splitting roar from the thousands of flag-waving Panamanian fans dotted in clusters around the Fisht Stadium.
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Dimitrov, who received raucous support from flag-waving Bulgarian fans during his matches in London, has become hugely popular in the Black Sea country of 7.1-million in recent years and is seen as an inspiration for future generations.
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In that regard, it is more Occupy than Orban — more akin to the protests against Wall Street driven by the working poor in the United States than the race-based, flag-waving of Hungary's increasingly authoritarian leader, Viktor Orban.
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"We will challenge those traitors who are closed away in their offices," Salvini told thousands of flag-waving supporters in Pontida, a small town in the northern region of Lombardy which is considered the spiritual home of the League.
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Which is why, when I hear Fox News' flag-waving commentators claiming that those who don't support Trump in his careening around the Middle East are being unpatriotic, I want to burst out laughing, because it is so pathetic.
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It was rare sign that the United States might be having as much fun as everyone else in this tournament, given how soberly the players have carried themselves in a festive, flag-waving, bat-flipping fortnight of international baseball.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Flag-waving Cuban students broke into a mass chant of "I am Fidel" to salute Fidel Castro as nine days of mourning began for the combative Cold War icon, who dominated the Communist island's political life for generations.
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CARY, North Carolina (Reuters) - North Carolina's drum-beating, flag-waving NWSL fans became the first to watch their team claim a championship on their home turf on Sunday, as the city aimed to build on its reputation as a soccer hotbed.
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It was a cautious, tight-checking game before a crowd dominated by jubilant, flag-waving Russian fans, many of whom had come directly from seeing teenage figure skater Alina Zagitova deliver the country's first gold medal of the Pyeongchang Games.
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AL-HOCEIMA, Morocco (Reuters) - Thousands of chanting, flag-waving Moroccans protested in a northern city on Friday, keeping up pressure on authorities a week after a fishmonger was crushed to death in a garbage truck in a confrontation with police.
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ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki preached love and unity on Sunday at a concert attended by thousands of flag-waving guests, part of a rapprochement between the two nations after years of hostility.
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At key moments, when you and the resistance score major blows against them, the game offers us a brief vista of the nearby area, lit by fireworks and decorated by the raising of an American flag waving in the breeze.
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But if America had just been humiliated in its moon effort, it's not hard to imagine Nixon, the old Cold Warrior, doubling down instead — using Von Braun's smarts in a flag-waving plan to beat the Reds to the Red Planet.
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But two said Trump had since offered a contrasting view, that the political views of the four lawmakers were socialist, out of the mainstream and hateful to their home country, versus those of the president and his flag-waving rhetoric.
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"With this determination, we will never allow three or four European fascists ... from harming this country's honor and pride," Erdogan told a packed crowd of flag-waving supporters in the Black Sea city of Rize, where his family comes from.
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President George Bush won election in 1988 in part on flag-waving, Pledge of Allegiance themes, but he was a leading proponent of a "new world order" in the post-Cold War era with the United States at its head.
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The arena was never louder than it was after Sweden scored the first of eight goals and the North Korean cheer squad immediately sparked a rousing, flag-waving chant of "Cheer up!" that was joined by nearly everyone in the stadium.
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LYON, France (Reuters) - France's far-right party leader Marine Le Pen on Sunday told thousands of flag-waving supporters chanting "This is our country!" that she alone could protect them against Islamic fundamentalism and globalization if elected president in May.
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Its final voyage was marked with a public holiday on St. Helena, with flag-waving crowds gathering on the rocky coastline to catch one last glimpse of the ship that had delivered them everything from car parts to Christmas turkeys.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Cheered on by thousands of flag-waving Austrians, the leaders of Europe's biggest far-right parties railed on Friday against the European Union and Islam and urged Britons to free themselves from what they called heartless EU technocrats.
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Both a video of the flag, waving wanly in the wind on a gray New York day, and the same flag mounted in a metal frame in the gallery, comment on the current and (presumably) sorry state of American politics.
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Cheered on by a loud, flag-waving contingent of Greek fans inside and outside Rod Laver Arena, Tsitsipas displayed his varied toolbox, producing 22 aces, 30 more winners than unforced errors (68-38) and a nose for getting to the net.
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Kate, who wore her go-to bright pink Mulberry coat (she wore it twice during her pregnancy with Princess Charlotte — shop a similar style here) and William arrived to cheers from hundreds of flag-waving schoolchildren from the local Sacred Heart School.
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During Independence Day celebrations this week, when flag-waving Pakistanis flooded the streets of Islamabad, many voiced confidence that Khan would deliver on promises to build world class hospitals and improve education in a nation where the illiteracy rate hovers above 40 percent.
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Erdogan, 64, the most popular - yet divisive - leader in modern Turkish history, told jubilant, flag-waving supporters there would be no retreat from his drive to transform Turkey, a NATO member and, at least nominally, a candidate to join the European Union.
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"Guten Tag, the true Germans are here/ We are xenophobics' biggest fear/ You call for strong leaders, fences and walls/ But being like us takes bigger balls," goes the song, as muesli-munching, European-flag-waving Germans stand up to anti-refugee protesters.
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Santiago, Cuba (CNN)Fidel Castro, the Cuban revolution commander who governed and symbolized the island nation for half a century, was memorialized Saturday night by hundreds of thousands of cheering, flag-waving people packed into Antonio Maceo Revolution Square in Santiago de Cuba.
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Thousands of flag-waving supporters of Salvini's League party packed a rain-soaked central Milan square to see far-right and anti-immigrant leaders from 11 European Union countries present a common front in their battle to pull back power from Brussels.
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The crackdown has been fueled by social media, where images of the flag-waving were widely shared, and by dating apps and other websites, which the Egyptian police have used to entrap people suspected of being gay and transgender, activists and officials say.
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Woods holed out with a sand wedge from 97 yards for eagle on the par-5 703th hole, and then his tee shot on the par-3 12th struck the flag waving in the wind and settled six feet behind the hole.
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Mr. Macron, a former economy minister and banker, was a "globalist," an "immigrationist" and someone who is capable of cutting himself off from the country, Ms. Le Pen roared to flag-waving supporters at a vast auditorium at the edge of town.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — Earlier this year, the Welsh musician, Cate Le Bon released "Home to You," a dreamy, disorienting piece of psych-pop that probed the meaning of "home" divorced from its usual white picket, flag-waving signifiers.
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Flinching in the face of flag-waving, "God Save the Queen"–bellowing fans and finding a soft landing spot somewhere between genuine excitement and mild mockery of the small, often inward/backward–looking island we come from – that's our (first, second, and third generation) lot.
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The Kurdish-Dutch feature "Radio Kobani" (2017) has no flag-waving, but plenty of heart: it shines a light on the simple heroism of a young Kurdish woman who sets up a radio station in the devastated Syrian town, giving surviving inhabitants a voice.
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Apart from Pulse of Europe, other movements have brought flag-waving pro-Europeans into the streets: in protests against the forced closure of the Central European University in Hungary; in rallies against the Eurosceptic government in Poland; and in the anti-Brexit movement in Britain.
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None of that mattered, however, for the thousands of flag-waving supporters who lined the route as Tejeda powered home in a Games record time of two hours, 30 minutes and 55 seconds, ahead of fading American Bethany Sachtleben and Colombian Anjie Orjuela Soche.
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At a surprise press conference—with a surreal, flag-waving Don King at his side—Trump was asked about the possibility of retaliating against Russia for its alleged role in the hacking of the DNC: I think we ought to get on with our lives.
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In front of an oversized U.S. flag waving in the wind and with the town's eponymous fountain throwing water 560 feet into the air behind him, Trump assured the crowd of supporters that he would build a wall between the United States and Mexico.
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It is said that the Queen has come to love the Commonwealth, partly because it supplies her with regular cheering crowds of flag-waving piccaninnies; and one can imagine that Blair, twice victor abroad but enmired at home, is similarly seduced by foreign politeness.
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While there will be no shortage of flag-waving patriotic pageantry around the game there were also protests, with reports of close to 500 demonstrators gathering at a park nearly two miles (3.2 kilometers) from the stadium with plans to march on the Super Bowl.
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What its partisans, celebrating with flag-waving in the street, tearfully called "Independence Day" will unravel the role that England has played since the 16th century as a great power, along with the City of London's reign as a financial capital of the world.
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Murray's replacement Kyle Edmund stepped up to beat Philipp Kohlschreiber 6-3 7-5 before Dan Evans, cheered on by a healthy band of flag-waving Brits, held his nerve to beat big-hitting Jan-Lennard Struff 7-6(6) 3-6 7-6(2).
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Those who did want to celebrate had to line up for hours to go through security to the grounds of the Louvre, where the newly elected 39-year-old president made a spectacular entrance, with a carefully scripted speech to thank his flag-waving supporters.
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"Magnum Manifesto" thus opens with a wall of small black-and-white photographs attesting to a new postwar order: a war crimes trial in Dachau, the United Nations General Assembly in session, flag-waving rebels in Algiers, Perónists demonstrating en masse in Buenos Aires.
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But Mr. Trump's aides snapped their own picture of the friendly tableau, posting a photo of the men sharing a high-five, with an American flag waving majestically in the distance, to the president's social media accounts for his millions of followers to see.
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In their first six decades or so, the Proms presented only British orchestras and conductors, and even today a degree of flag-waving prevails, particularly during the final concert of the season, when audiences wag little Union Jacks to the national anthem at the end.
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During the group's fundraising efforts, Defend Europe pledged to "block" the rescue boats – something they attempted during an earlier mission in May, when a group of flag-waving activists in a dinghy tried to harass a much larger rescue boat leaving Catania for Libya.
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Before a crowd of 7503,000 flag-waving, mostly grey-haired supporters, the centre-right presidential candidate promised to make France the "greatest European power" within ten years, to put "liberty" at the heart of his campaign, and to declare a war on both poverty and "radical Islam".
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PARIS (Reuters) - Flag-waving supporters cheered French centrist Emmanuel Macron and far-right leader Marine Le Pen's accession to the second round of France's presidential elections on Sunday night as downcast supporters of France's two main traditional parties quietly slipped out of their near-empty headquarters.
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Yes, you read that right: As if the giant American flag waving overhead (and his enormous build) wasn't enough to distinguish the Phelps from the delegation, you also won't be able to miss him thanks to electroluminescent panels spelling out USA on the back of the blazer.
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HILLARY CLINTON used flag-waving speeches in Florida and North Carolina this week, and a military-themed television forum in New York, to accuse her Republican rival, Donald Trump, of talking down the armed forces and failing to cherish the military alliances that underpin America's global standing.
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"We know the responsibility we bear," Ms. Tsai, 63, said at a rally in New Taipei City, where she pledged to a stadium full of cheering, flag-waving supporters to preserve Taiwan as "a beacon of democracy" in the face of efforts by China to undercut it.
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In the end, after a couple of standoffs with lines of riot gear-clad police, several hundred protesters found themselves separated from about two dozen Confederate flag-waving fans of the Old South by a couple of hundred yards of parking lot, two fences, and another ring of cops.
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" Following Johnson's appointment, British newspapers lined up to publish further reminders of the Old Etonian's gaffes, which they reported including calling Commonwealth citizens "flag-waving piccaninnies," accusing Papua New Guineans of partaking in "orgies of cannibalism," and describing residents of the Congo as "tribal warriors" with "watermelon smiles.
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He was pictured there alongside a group of ministers of his Five Star Movement, the populist party that since June has governed in coalition with the nationalist League, all of them extending V-for-victory signs to a small crowd of flag-waving party members and MPs assembled below.
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In a victory speech that was frequently drowned out by the chants of his flag-waving PSOE supporters, Sanchez insisted that he would seek cooperation from across the political spectrum with any group that was prepared to promote social justice and to respect Spain's 40-year-old constitution.
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Yes, the sometimes grumpy-seeming, non-candy-coated, white-haired, 74-year-old socialist candidate, imitated so well by a peevish Larry David, has released a 60-second ad that is so full of love, enthusiasm and patriotic uplift (complete with flag-waving) that it's downright goose bump-inducing.
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By making independence look like the reasonable option—less about flag waving and more about economic certainty and bilateral trade—the party hopes to win over the anxious middle-class and older voters, and the powerful business lobby, who opted for the "security" of the UK in 2014.
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Instead, everywhere you turn, there's a rainbow flag waving in the faint wind; there's someone covered with glitter and dancing to Lady Gaga; there's screams of "Yaaaas" to the kinds of barely-there outfits that'll make any evangelical conservative clutch their pearls; there's kissing, hand holding, and twerking aplenty.
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To judge from much of the chatter I've seen on social media, people who embrace the photograph of Evans reject the meaning that many others have found in Davidson's image of Black Lives Matter protesters and American flag–waving, Confederate flag–wearing counter-protesters clinging to each other in prayer.
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As Vox points out, Budweiser's ad campaigns have a history of "flag-waving patriotism" — it rebranded its beer as "America" during last year's presidential campaign — but its latest commercial carries a more political tone following Trump's moves to close US borders to refugees and people from seven majority-Muslim countries.
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The right can't summon up a "real" Tory voter in quite the same way—the Party survived its aristocratic past by discovering "real Tories" in every social class—but it has made up for this by emphasising "real Tory" values: flag-waving nationalism, suspicion of foreigners, belief in British exceptionalism.
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Photographs and video of Ahmed Alaa, a 22-year-old law student, and others waving the flag at the concert by Mashrou' Leila, a Lebanese band with an openly gay singer, stoked public outrage and vituperative news coverage that described the flag-waving as an assault on Egypt and its morals.
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Editorial The Confederate-flag-waving white supremacist who murdered nine African-Americans in a Charleston, S.C., church two years ago made it impossible to evade the fact that the banner — and Confederate ideology generally — had been a rallying point for white supremacy and racial terrorism for more than 100 years.
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Instead of probing these sources—which tend, per Soviet persuasion, to give a flag-waving version of history that effaced the subjectivity of its citizens—Morrison follows rather than problematizes the contours of its ideological shadows, reading very little between the lines so as to imagine the lives of the individuals behind them.
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Amid the flag-waving controversy, a Chinese TV station cancelled TWICE's appearance on a program and Chou was dropped as a brand ambassador for a smartphone made by Chinese IT giant Huawei marketed in the country by LG Uplus, a mobile phone carrier that is part of the Korean conglomerate LG Group.
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Like Donald Trump in America, the Party for Freedom in the Netherlands and Marine Le Pen in France, the FPÖ leadership has sanded off the most overtly racist edges of traditional far-right politics and blended flag-waving, anti-migrant social policies, a redistributionist economic credo and the language and style of anti-establishment insurgence.
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But what looked at first like a matchup of intramural athletes against a varsity star shifted sharply weeks ago into a competitive showdown between Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Gantz, who enticed two of his predecessors and a popular centrist politician, Yair Lapid, into a flag-waving, security-minded party aimed at Israel's moderate middle.
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Eric L. Adams, the Brooklyn borough president, and Marco A. Carrión, the commissioner of community affairs for Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Democrat, also asked local businesses and residents to keep their porch and store lights turned on at night for the bands of drummers and Caribbean flag-waving masqueraders who take part in the festivities.
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Our time-traveling poli-sci student might fairly believe the nation has crossed into an alternate political universe in which Gadsden-flag-waving "conservatives" are defending Big Government's right to interfere with local law enforcement, while liberals (and even some leftists) stand with local cops and prosecutors in defense of their right to investigate and prosecute non-citizens.
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Its most prized Delacroixes, including the flag-waving "Liberty Leading the People," are staying home, but the languid "Women of Algiers" is coming to the Met, as is the impassioned "Greece on the Ruins of Missolonghi," whose conjoined themes of liberty, nationalism and racial and sexual anxiety have lost none of their relevance two centuries on.
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"I will do everything I can in the coming five years to make sure you never have a reason to vote for extremism again," he said later Sunday evening, standing before the glass pyramid in front of the Louvre, once the main residence of France's kings, as thousands of flag-waving supporters gathered in the courtyard to celebrate.
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Belgium, who bettered their fourth-place finish in 1986, were greeted by tens of thousands of enthusiastic flag waving fans, some climbing street signs and traffic lights to catch a glimpse of the players who rode in on open-top buses along the streets of central Brussels, before heading to the city's picturesque Grand Place square.
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It was hard not to miss the symbolism in the gesture — an ode to the old-school, act-like-you've-been-there-before baseball ethos, which stood in sharp contrast to how the Puerto Rican players and those on other teams had sometimes turned the tournament into an exuberant, bat-flipping, chest-thumping, flag-waving event.
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Erdogan made clear his intention to steer the country away from Europe, announcing plans to seek to restore the death penalty, which would effectively end Turkey's decades-long quest to join the EU. "The crusader mentality in the West and its servants at home have attacked us," he told flag-waving supporters on arrival in the capital Ankara where he was due to chair a cabinet meeting, in response to the monitors' assessment.
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But when Cox talks about "bikers," he's generally referring to a class of mostly white, middle-class, and older riders who frequent biker bars, show up at rallies in Sturgis, South Dakota, or Laconia, New Hampshire, or on the Rolling Thunder ride into DC. Cox's idea of riders like to think of themselves as flag-waving, good-timing, hardworking people who respect authority when it's warranted, but who take no bullshit and get rowdy if someone crosses the line.
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Though I'm no blue blood and would never claim myself a dream-believing apple pie–eating quilt-making flag-waving "Star-Spangled Banner"–singing American, I will admit to indulging in a few World War II flicks and can imagine a scene like the one below — it of a sort I've never witnessed on-screen — about the madness of apartheid blood: One proud member of the Old Breed, a Mississippian named Skip, is lying in a field hospital somewhere in the jungles of Guadalcanal with his fatigues cut open and a corpsman working to stanch his gushing gut.
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A variety of solidarity memes quickly spread on June 12: an iconic heart shape filled with rainbow colors and the hashtag #PRAYFORORLANDO; an architectural rendering of Orlando's skyline layered on top of a rainbow gradient and also including the common hashtag; a closeup of a rainbow flag waving in the wind with PRAY FOR ORLANDO written in a lightweight font; a crossed ribbon depicting a rainbow flag morphing into a US flag; another crossed ribbon in all black with one end culminating in a rainbow; different photographs of the Orlando cityscape with text layered over that image; a single-line sine wave of a heart pulse; a simple heavyweight font, center-justified, stating "FUCK TERRORISM"; and so many more.
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