People were escaping through the kitchen, and Ryan followed the crowd.
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I followed the crowd down a long hallway and a couple flights of escalators ...
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Hughston arrived late and followed the crowd to watch the sunset at the beach.
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I followed the crowd and listened as people began confessing their most intimate thoughts with members of the Graham ministry team wearing orange vests—people trained to help the new believers in conversion.
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When the drums grew quiet, Mr. Currentzis — who had conducted Mahler's sprawling Ninth Symphony the night before and had spent all day rehearsing Mozart's opera "Idomeneo" — followed the crowd out into the moonlight to an even older part of the plant with creaky wooden floors, where a puzzling blend of modern dance; a stage buried in laundry; long Russian monologues; and a Dr. Seuss-like wind instrument stretched into the wee hours.
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Simon and Schuster, 2006, p. 76-78Schramsberg Sets the Pace: California's pioneering producer of sparkling wines has never followed the crowd. Wine Spectator, February 3, 2004 After nearly 50 years of inactivity, Schramsberg was acquired by Jack and Jamie Davies in 1965 who began producing champagne method wine.Rebuilding Schramsberg: the creation of a California champagne house.
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The policed followed the crowd back to the church where they released tear gas and clubbed people. In the midst of the chaos, a police shot and killed sixteen-year-old Larry Payne. Witnesses said Payne had his hands raised as the officer pressed a shotgun to Payne's stomach and fired it. On April 2, Payne's funeral was held in Clayborn Temple.
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In 1988, the carnival used corporate sponsorship instead of just earning money from tickets sold at the door like it had in the years before. In the years that followed, the crowd and number of participants gradually increased and the carnival would become nationally and internationally more popular. The 2010 Relays featured a "USA vs. The World" program, pitting American teams against elite runners including Usain Bolt, Shelly-Ann Fraser and Alfred Kirwa Yego.
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Membership in both the Young Pioneers and the Thälmann Pioneers was voluntary – membership was not required. However, it was seen as a matter of course by the state (and thus the schools) as well as by some parents. Most children simply followed the crowd, and nearly all children in each school class joined, although there were always some who did not do so, for example because they were religious or simply did not want to. Opinions differ as to whether or not it was a disadvantage to refuse to join the organisation.
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Already in the morning on the first Sunday of May, the Santitos are taken in his carriage through the streets decked out and the people followed the crowd and the band mass. About 9 am, surrounded by the faithful and pilgrims walk out of the chapel in the El Santo. Despite the 8 kilometers far from the village, the coach of child martyrs is followed by numerous faithful and pilgrims as well as horses and carriages that color theme to travel. Arriving at the chapel at 12 am, Mass is offered to the pilgrims and the pilgrimage after it starts in the pasture, enlivened with a popular festival.
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