"The whole team at Mile High Spirits is praying for the victim's quick recovery, and he's welcome at Mile High Spirits to enjoy complimentary drinks forever," the bar wrote on Facebook.
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High Spirits (lyrical themes: rocking, being in high spirits, love), masterminded by Dawnbringer's Chris Black, brought a hard-rocking, catchy positivity to the proceedings, providing a nice contrast to Visigoth's darker sound.
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Johnny was front and center with dad ... in high spirits.
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The party described him as smiling and in high spirits.
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We were all in high spirits, chatting about the festival.
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Mr Kaczynski, who turned 68 last month, was in high spirits.
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Congressional Democrats seemed to be in high spirits after the news.
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On Saturday morning, though, the Stratolaunch team was in high spirits.
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"She is resting comfortably and remains in high spirits," Grisham said.
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He always seemed in high spirits when Mr. Pettiford checked in.
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Who can resist "to be on one's beanwater"—meaning "in high spirits"?
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Li appeared in high spirits, smiling, cracking jokes and waving to reporters.
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"They were in high spirits," the source adds of Pratt and Schwarzenegger.
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I expected them to be exhausted, but they remained in high spirits.
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It's early evening and the pair seem refreshed and in high spirits.
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That something is not a stage personality filled with gregarious high spirits.
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The president, once again sated, flew back to Washington in high spirits.
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We split the bill and leave very full and with high spirits.
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And with everything going on, we could certainly use the high spirits.
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"High spirits among German businesses have evaporated," Ifo chief Clemens Fuest said.
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Gomez appeared to be in high spirits as she hugged a pal goodbye.
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By all accounts, the couple were in high spirits shortly before their deaths.
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I don't know if I'll be in such high spirits on Saturday morning!
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Luckily, Bareilles seems to be in high spirits as she makes her recovery.
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The kea, on the other hand, maintains its high spirits into old age.
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Given what he had been through, he seemed to be in high spirits.
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She was understandably in high spirits that night and exuded charm and warmth.
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At breakfast—tea and more chapati—everyone was frigid but in high spirits.
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The actress appeared in high spirits as the group arrived around 8:30 p.m.
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The agent was dancing at the Mile High Spirits bar around 12:45 a.m.
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The girl was in high spirits Wednesday and is with her father, Harris said.
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"He was always in high spirits," one of Rahami's former classmates said about him.
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He was in high spirits, happy and joking with me and others all day.
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Even so, Ocasio-Cortez has high spirits for the future of the progressive movement.
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Daft, engaging, it releases the dancers' high spirits as well as Mr. Elkins's naughtiness.
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But Mr. Cave cuts the high spirits with images of guns, bullets and targets.
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But despite Petrograd's enfeebled state, Zinoviev was in high spirits for the revolution's anniversary.
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Mr. Trump, advisers said, was in high spirits after he fired off the posts.
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Mimi left the stage in high spirits, so we hope that means she's all set.
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Chris was in high spirits as the second practice of 2014 came to a close.
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It's a euphoric bender of a record capturing New Order's high spirits in the sun.
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It has the high spirits of an eighteenth-century novel, but not the ramshackle mechanics.
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"I am fighting every day to stay sane, motivated, and in high spirits," he said.
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In any case, he seems to have been in high spirits when he left Moscow.
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Considering all these investigations, Banks and Wigmore were in oddly high spirits when we met.
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WASHINGTON — The night before he was fired, Attorney General Jeff Sessions was in high spirits.
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Everyone was warm, welcoming and in high spirits, including the stewards, who were all volunteers.
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Gomez appeared to be in high spirits and was seen hugging a pal goodbye before leaving.
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I want to confirm that we have never lost morale, and are still in high spirits.
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Bobby Zarin is on the mend and in high spirits following his release from the hospital.
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Nonetheless, both Cooper, 44, and Gaga, 32, appeared to be in high spirits throughout the ceremony.
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He's also hooked up to a number of IVs, but appears to be in high spirits.
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The actor was also in high spirits when he attended his nephew's wedding in April 2015.
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"I visited her at the hospital this afternoon and she was in high spirits," Dlamini said.
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Brendan Malone said his sister was in "high spirits" during her time in the Mexican hospital.
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"She is resting comfortably and remains in high spirits," the White House said in a statement.
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The melancholy aspect of High Spirits is easy to overlook, especially on Motivator, but it's there.
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In the joyousness of high spirits it is so easy for us to forget the dead.
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On film, some Americans have captured those high spirits, as Kill Bill and John Wick demonstrate.
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Mr. Rodale, whom Mr. Cavett recalls "looking like Trotsky," was in high spirits during the interview.
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Seems like everything was good and everyone including him was in high spirits until he landed.
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Both Greene and Khoury looked to be in high spirits as they took to the Japanese spot.
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Hadid looked to be in high spirits at the event, sporting a big smile the entire night.
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Months before his untimely death, Michael appeared to be in high spirits with his friends in England.
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But even though he remained in high spirits, everyone in the room sensed what was to come.
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The incident occurred at Mile High Spirits, a bar, distillery and live music venue near Coors Field.
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The nightclub, Mile High Spirits, has offered free drinks "forever" to the man shot in the incident.
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High Spirits, on the other hand, has turned out to be quite popular, which is satisfying indeed.
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It happens most memorably to young women whose high spirits propel them over the line of propriety.
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Mile High Spirits said on its Facebook page that the bar's management was "deeply saddened" by the incident.
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Everybody was in really high spirits, but we all knew that we couldn't stop the end from coming.
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The unidentified FBI agent was at the Mile High Spirits Distillery and Tasting Bar around 12:45 a.m.
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Kelleher won the affection of customers and employees with low fares, good wages and his own high spirits.
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High Spirits shines as a beacon of light in a scene that's all too often obsessed with darkness.
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Black said he spoke to McCain after making his dramatic vote and the senator was in high spirits.
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An aide told CNN's Sara Murray that Trump was in "high spirits" after the tumultuous day in Washington.
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He was one of many fans in high spirits as the university's football team demolished Rutgers, 58-0.
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Kevin's high spirits, especially in comparison with the anxiety and down-market gloom of Cara's, underline those sympathies.
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Her friends shadow her step for step; and the music is shot through with laughter and high spirits.
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However, her high spirits were quickly crushed as the reality of what had just happened to her sunk in.
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The Wild Boars members are said to be physically and emotionally healthy, and "in high spirits," according to CNN.
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The scene had the high spirits of a music festival and the nerdiness of people who really love school.
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Her office said in a statement that she is "resting comfortably and remains in high spirits" after returning home.
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We started our week in high spirits, as he had only a slight cough and I had no symptoms.
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But only about half of the people who'd started the night in high spirits were still in the room.
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LOS ANGELES — The lead producer of the 91st Academy Awards, Donna Gigliotti, was in high spirits on Friday morning.
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The ladies looked to be in high spirits in the Instagram photo, with both Kocian and Biles sporting big smiles.
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Mom and Dad were both in high spirits as they pulled up to the airport in their green Honda Accord.
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Malek was in high spirits just hours after he took a tumble off the Oscars stage after the show ended.
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The couple appeared to be in high spirits during the game, cuddling close to each other and sporting wide grins.
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Trump's high spirits continued as he went about his duties Wednesday at the White House, a White House official said.
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But the Trump-led disaster that Republicans once feared has yet to develop, which has party strategists in high spirits.
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Graham was in high spirits at this time given his support for Brett Kavanaugh during the highly publicized confirmation hearings.
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He was in high spirits, hunting down every player he could find and exploding them into showers of multicolored items.
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Sylvan parks are a Fragonard specialty, peopled by little figures whose high fashion and high spirits register in quick notation.
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For many, it's a winter tradition: An evening snowed in means an evening of high spirits, emphasis on the spirits.
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According to Psychology Today, you can thank dopamine and oxytocin in particular for the feelings of high spirits and satisfaction.
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He was in high spirits at his Florida club the rest of Sunday afternoon, people familiar with the matter said.
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Those high spirits will quickly fade if the United States is seen to be abetting the Damascus-Tehran-Moscow axis.
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He looked strong and in high spirits while wearing a dark green tinted suit, light gray shirt and slim green tie.
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The patron of Mile High Spirits Distillery and Tasting Bar, in Denver, was shot in the leg around 12:45 a.m.
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George Michael looked to be in high spirits as he dined with his friends in England just months before his death.
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The source says Beckham looked "in high spirits" as the group ate family style, not paying much attention to their surroundings.
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The current sign of cooperation and high spirits is an important tactic in the war against ISIS, which breeds on division.
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More important, in those shows, tap — customarily used as Broadway shorthand for high spirits and razzmatazz — also expressed anger and pain.
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Jordan is at home with the highly symbolic and fantastical, as movies like "The Company of Wolves" and "High Spirits" show.
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Between High Spirits tours next year, I'll be recording an unknown number of solo albums and projects for release in 2018.
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On Monday, Mile High Spirits issued a statement on the accidental shooting, writing that it was "deeply saddened" by what happened.
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Pink, as Ms. Steele writes, was perceived in those days as a pretty color expressive of delicacy and playful high spirits.
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The happiness and high spirits of his early teens vanished, leaving behind a determined, withdrawn, highly disciplined, single-minded young man.
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The Denver Post reported that the man injured in the shooting at the club, Mile High Spirits, was Tom Reddington, 24.
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Bishop was at the Mile High Spirits Distillery and Tasting Bar on June 2 when he broke out in a dance routine.
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Chase Bishop, 29, was off duty on June 2 when he was at Mile High Spirits Distillery and Tasting Bar in Denver.
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Chase Bishop, 30, had been in the middle of a dance circle at the Mile High Spirits bar around 12:45 a.m.
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Schreiber and Brown were observed on a cozy walk and in high spirits, walking with their arms around each other and laughing.
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The actor was in high spirits while attending the London premiere of his World War II spy drama Allied on Monday night.
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People preparing to camp out in polling stations in order to defy court orders to close them were also in high spirits.
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He seemed suddenly to be in high spirits, as if what the old lady had said to us had made him happy.
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The eight boys rescued earlier this week are "healthy, fever-free, mentally fit, and 'seem to be in high spirits,'" CNN reports.
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When I returned a month later, their little street was crawling with power trucks and linemen and Aponte was in high spirits.
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"Bubbly Black Girl," originally produced at Playwrights Horizons in 2000, has lost nothing of its high spirits — or, sadly, of its relevance.
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Whatever the temperature is, youthful energy and high spirits should generate plenty of warmth at this free event on the plaza's concourse level.
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Janet Jackson looked to be in high spirits on Friday as she left a London courthouse amid her divorce from Wissam Al Mana.
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One of the 65,000 students who enrolled with L.U.O. in 2013 was Megan Hart, a woman from New Jersey with unflaggingly high spirits.
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Mile High Spirits bar said at the time that the patron who was shot was welcome to complimentary drinks forever at the bar.
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When asked what their biggest weakness was, one candidate's response was rather inappropriate, according to Tammy Johnson, the CEO of High Spirits Hospitality.
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But it's easier for a new restaurant to settle down after an excess of high spirits than to recover from a tentative start.
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The dances of "How to Pass, Kick, Fall and Run" (1965) release zippy, funny, absurdist high spirits, with tripping footwork and bubbling jumps.
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Paris Jackson looked great and was in high spirits Saturday night, as she and her boyfriend performed a set at an L.A. club.
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"Nico was a wonderful, enthusiastic, outgoing boy who was known school-wide for his high spirits, limitless energy, and quick smile," the statement read.
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Murray's high spirits are underscored by the shadows the painting's cast: they want to be even bigger than they are, and she knows it.
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Sal is the wild man, a motor mouth whose high spirits, you feel, could turn into violent rage in the blink of an eye.
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Amid a rainbow palette and high spirits, there was sober awareness of the past struggles and present-day challenges faced by the L.G.B.T.Q. community.
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He said she had developed bronchitis but was in high spirits, and was relieved to learn that the rest of her family was safe.
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"With the U.S. markets in high spirits, Europe was able to edge into the green," said Connor Campbell, financial analyst at SpreadEx in London.
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A fart joke in 3-D may not be three times as wacky, but the high spirits of Despicable Me 2 are irresistible fun.
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He's not the blond Adonis (Peter Martins, Chase Finlay), or the city kid channeling high spirits into classicism (Jacques d'Amboise, Edward Villella, Robert Fairchild).
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They had showed up in high spirits, with matching blue eye shadow and mascara they had been trying on in a Sephora that afternoon.
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The trio will no doubt be in high spirits, as a source told PEOPLE recently that Harris has won over everyone in his girlfriend's life.
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Thomas Reddington was at Mile High Spirits Distillery and Tasting Bar early Saturday morning when he was struck by a bullet in his left leg.
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The parents were in high spirits during Game 6 of the NBA Finals in Cleveland, cuddling close to each other and showing off beaming grins.
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Officers line parade routes, for instance, because experience has shown that the combination of crowds, alcohol and high spirits create an increased public-safety risk.
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The grieving grandmother says Braylynn was in high spirits in the days after her diagnosis, but within the last month, her health has declined rapidly.
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Maybe he's feeling generous after the bar, Mile High Spirits, offered him "complimentary drinks forever"—or, you know, maybe he's just a really nice guy.
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Mr. Bishop made headlines after cellphone video of his back handspring at a club, Mile High Spirits, was broadcast by local media outlets in Colorado.
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The songs and high spirits come in a bracing torrent in "Woody Sez: The Life and Music of Woody Guthrie," at the Irish Repertory Theater.
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As performed by four actor-musicians and directed by Nick Corley, "the songs and high spirits come in a bracing torrent," wrote The Times's critic.
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We were in high spirits at sunset that evening, celebrating our triumph with a good bottle of wine and a lobster in the boat's cockpit.
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I would go to parties or the bar jovial and in high spirits, only to end up crying alone afterward, sometimes at home, sometimes in public.
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Concert attendees persevered in ponchos and high spirits as Swift proceeded (without a freakin' hitch and with lots of smiles) with her roughly 90-minute set.
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John and Charlie embody the general vibe in the queue: Everyone is warm, welcoming and in high spirits, including the stewards, who are all unpaid volunteers.
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The "Bad Blood" singer looked to be in high spirits during the day out despite the, well, bad blood that has plagued her in recent weeks.
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Both men wore tuxes for the occasion, and looked to be in high spirits: Cruise and Philip were photographed laughing together several times during the dinner.
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Donald Trump, however, was in "high spirits," an aide said, celebrating a big political victory and another step toward transforming the GOP in his own image.
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But a source who was with President Trump yesterday said he was in high spirits about his high-stakes decision to withdraw from the Iran deal.
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Despite the state of the world right now, all of my coworkers are in relatively high spirits and we all agreed this call was much needed.
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" High spirits are characteristic of people resolved on suicide—it is why so many stories of suicide include someone saying, "We thought he had got better.
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It's useless to point out highlights that will never recur but, for me, "Freestyle" paradoxically soared when it took a breather from its giddy high spirits.
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Fadi Fawaz looked to be in high spirits on Saturday, just one day before he found his boyfriend George Michael dead in the singer's home on Sunday.
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They were in high spirits and seemed to be having a great time as Kruger smiled at Reedus while she grabbed bags out of the silver car.
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Wearing sunglasses and a flowing blue blouse, the Lebanese-British journalist left a London hotel in high spirits the day after the arrival of her new grandchildren.
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In June, Bishop was showing off his moves in the center of a dance circle at Mile High Spirits bar when he launched into a back handspring.
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"Consumers are entering the holiday season in very high spirits and foresee the economy expanding at a healthy pace into the early months of 2018," Franco said.
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Do you find it more satisfying to work in a band environment like Dawnbringer or more of a solo recording/touring band set up like High Spirits?
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As performed by four actor-musicians and directed by Nick Corley, "the songs and high spirits come in a bracing torrent," Andy Webster wrote in The Times.
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But more people admired him, even loved him, for his principled stands, his high spirits, his lightning mind, his winking self-regard and, yes, his rhyming motormouth.
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A video of the incident shows the off-duty agent dancing and doing a back flip at Mile High Spirits, when his gun fell from its holster.
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Although they did not participate in the carriage ride, all three were in high spirits as they gathered on the balcony of Buckingham Palace to watch the flypast.
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Dr. Thorne has a niece, Mary (Stefanie Martini), whose kindness and high spirits are outweighed, in the marriage market, by the shady and mysterious circumstances of her birth.
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This measured, slower approach to repealing and replacing Obamacare may not have been the ideal scenario Republicans imagined in their high spirits after winning the election in November.
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At a military base near San Juan, Trump appeared to be in high-spirits as he joked around with government officials during his first stop on the island.
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Bishop was showing off his moves in the center of a dance circle at Mile High Spirits bar on June 2 when he launched into a back handspring.
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They were in high spirits and seemed to be having a great time together as Kruger smiled at Reedus while she grabbed bags out of the silver car.
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Though the sequence is a lot more contrived than the music, its point — this helpless, unpolished little outburst of impulsive high spirits when alone in nature — is pleasing.
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His security detail kept our photog at a distance -- one of the perks of being a former Prez -- but Bubba definitely seemed to be in high spirits here.
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Because it's only natural that your shopping budget and summertime high spirits both take a hit as first semester looms, we're making your BTS makeup haul easy and affordable.
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Toasting glasses of champagne, the Canadian power couple and other guests appear in high spirits as they prepare to head to the second, more exclusive celebrations at Frogmore House.
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Bolstered by pillows on a daybed in the living room, Alikoya Karathattya, a snowy-haired 62-year-old was in high spirits, despite recovering from a recent chemotherapy treatment.
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Despite recent rumors of ill health, Bobby Brown was in high spirits when he appeared at the Boston premiere of the BET miniseries The New Edition Story on Sunday.
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In 21998 she appeared in "High Spirits," a musical version of Coward's "Blithe Spirit" (directed but not written by Coward), playing the ghost of the leading man's first wife.
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He had enlisted in high spirits, against the advice of his maternal grandfather, a Marine veteran of World War II, who told him the Corps would steal his soul.
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In between: a series of chords, each left to resonate a bit in space, charting the journey from the aggressive high spirits of the fugue to the courtly minuet.
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Mr. Hanell added that all of the crew members, whose names were not released, were in "high spirits" following their release after 10 weeks of detention on the ship.
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Mr. Hanell added that all of the crew members, whose names were not released, were in "high spirits" following their release after 10 weeks of detention on the ship.
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Unemployment was high, spirits were low, and much of the news was focused on how America was going to return to normal after the worst economic downturn in generations.
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But a study in JAMA Internal Medicine has found that the high spirits may have a price: a significant increase in fatal car wrecks after the "203/20" party ends.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister David Cameron appeared in high spirits when he appeared briefly outside his Downing Street office on Monday to outline this week's timetable for his resignation.
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The love birds stepped out for a sweet date in Sydney, Australia, on Sunday, and looked to be in high spirits as they strolled arm-in-arm through the city.
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As in their new recording of the work on the orchestra's BR label, Mr. Jansons and the players found both high spirits and deep soulfulness in just the right proportions.
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"She is resting comfortably and remains in high spirits," the White House said in a statement on May 19, the day she returned from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
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They were 'smiling ear to ear' The group of about 80 people -- including players, coaches and cheerleaders -- was in high spirits during the four-hour bus ride to the stadium.
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In a statement last week on Facebook, the Mile High Spirits bar said it looked forward to speaking with the FBI to learn more about why the agent was armed.
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With the terrible knowledge of hindsight, the gentleness of "The Great Dictator" and the high spirits of "To Be or Not to Be" take on a special kind of poignancy.
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When, in "Les Jeunes Filles de Rochefort," Gene Kelly sings to passers-by and they dance along with him, it's clear that his high spirits are contagious: He's in love.
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The eight boys brought out by divers over the previous two days are in "high spirits" and have strong immune systems because they are soccer players, a senior health official said.
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A Thai public health official says the eight boys rescued from a flooded cave in northern Thailand are in "high spirits" and have strong immune systems because they are soccer players.
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They were also joined by friends for the car ride and the group appeared to be in high spirits as the spent the rest of the night at nightclub The Avenue.
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"It was really hard at first, but we have to stay positive, we're staying in high spirits for her and for us, we just have to keep her motivated," he says.
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Spending, drinking, and eating more than any other time of the year, most are in high spirits as they wind down with their coworkers, and reunite with family and old friends.
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The off-duty agent was showing off his moves in the center of a dance circle at Mile High Spirits bar on June 2 when he launched into a back handspring.
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Fresh off of his solo AMAs performance, former One Direction member Niall Horan seemed in high spirits as he chilled at a table with a group of friends at the bash.
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More outwardly fun than its gloomy sister act, High Spirits crank out anthemic, upbeat songs with positive messages (although, as Black notes in the interview below, there's more going on underneath).
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So, even if this is the end of the road for Dawnbringer, the highway ahead seems wide open for High Spirits – not to mention an unknown number of other solo projects.
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Soganub, flanked by Defence Secretary Delfin Lorenzana and military chief General Eduardo Ano, appeared to be in good health and high spirits when he was presented to the media in Manila.
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With their bouncy melodies and anthemic leads, they often feel like a tougher, more streetwise High Spirits, and if there's one thing we sorely fucking need this year, it's more joy.
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The actor appeared to be in high spirits as he presented the film and greeted costars, as well as friends Rose Byrne and Bobby Cannavale, who had stepped out to support Pitt.
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Passengers were asked to fill out health screening questionnaires and are in high spirits as they wait for clearances to be completed and visas to be issued, passenger Christina Kerby told Insider.
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Since slipping out of the top 100 in March, however, she has enjoyed a resurgence in form which means she will face Victoria Azarenka in high spirits on Centre Court on Friday.
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Most of us probably aren't exactly in high spirits after a trip through the airport-security line, but Amanda Sapir is understandably flying high after a positive experience with a TSA agent.
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The high spirits in that Bartlett Sher staging often seemed forced, but in Bushwick the simplicity and immediacy of the presentation (seen last Saturday) make the jokes and gags land without thudding.
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While it conjures an idyllically communal world of Soviet athletes joined in leisure, camaraderie, high spirits and tender romance, it also contains darkness, secrets and falls that make its activities seem imperiled.
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Trump's garbage-ass State of the Union was an event best enjoyed unconscious, but the whole thing left at least one person in high spirits: former White House press secretary Sean Spicer.
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High Spirits, his energetic hard rock band, has been playing festivals around the world (including the recent Frost and Fire II Festival), and just released their third album, Motivator, on High Roller.
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Chase Bishop, 30, pleaded guilty to third-degree assault in Denver District Court for shooting Thomas Reddington in the leg at the Mile High Spirits and Distillery, prosecutors said in a statement.
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Talking to High Spirits touring bassist Bobby Scott later, I discovered a possible reason for the crowd's enthusiastic response: it's a small scene, and its adherents can be incredibly passionate about it.
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Subtract nostalgia from your response to the color work and consider how forced and tawdry are the seeming high spirits and the strenuous styles—hysterias of a prosperous era rushing toward smash.
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Bishop was off-duty and was among revelers at the Mile High Spirits and Distillery nightclub in downtown Denver in the early morning hours of June 2, Denver police said in a statement.
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The 30-year-old star looked to be in high spirits on Thursday as she sipped beer and smoked a cigarette while on a luxury yacht with her pal Hofit Golan in Sardinia.
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Lena Dunham Faces Backlash for Saying She Wishes She'd Had an Abortion The star seems to be in high spirits after a controversial comment about abortion landed her in hot water last week.
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Considering the severity of the heart attack, it's good to see Smith in relatively high spirits and, much like he's always done, sharing the details of his life from his own unique perspective.
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With her niece home from the hospital and continuing to recover from an ATV accident, Britney Spears seemed to be in high spirits as she took to the red carpet on Saturday night.
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In this reprise of the popular comic franchise, directed by Malcolm D. Lee, the high spirits are shadowed by violence and anxiety, and the blend of comedy and social consciousness is unusually potent.
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Last week, the Mile High Spirits team released a statement on Facebook saying they looked forward to speaking with the FBI to learn more about why the agent was armed in the bar.
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This is a mere surmise but, on the evidence of their reasonably high spirits on Sunday, it's possible that Jose Mourinho's absence from the touchline was another cause for United to take heart.
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When asked how they were coping with the government mandated self-isolation, the young women were in high spirits, still perfecting their craft as musicians and connecting with their fans across the world.
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Rather, Ms. deBessonet has brought to the play the high spirits and communitarian pageantry that made her previous park outings — including Public Works offerings like "The Winter's Tale" and "The Odyssey" — so embraceable.
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Bartkowski wasn't the first to buy the SNES Classic — that honor went to his sister, Lynda, who bought one as a Christmas present for their dad — but he exited the store in high spirits.
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Their high spirits, native clothes and dance moves instantly made the cast a hit on the carpet — and fans took to social media to share the excitement: A performance for the Australian film Tanna.
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The accident occurred after midnight on Saturday at Mile High Spirits Distillery and Tasting Bar when an off-duty FBI agent's firearm dropped from his waistband holster, a Denver police spokesperson confirmed to PEOPLE.
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He had the audience in high spirits with his popular song "Vivir Mi Vida (Live My Life)," a song whose lyrics celebrate life and happiness while emphasizing the importance in letting go of sadness.
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Thematically, it finds the Philadelphia rager in atypically high spirits, swaggering across the track, which shares DNA with Travis Scott's monster hit "Way Back" (a song that borrowed from Kanye West's mega-smash "Power").
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I'd too often felt misled by the Swedish Academy, as if I were Hansel in the fairy tale, toward the well-appointed houses of glum mediocrities who wished to eat my high spirits alive.
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Horst Seehofer, leader of the Christian Social Union (CSU) - the Bavarian sister party to Merkel's CDU - said he was going into the talks in "high spirits" and participants needed to come to an agreement.
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Cocteau's surrealism, by turns sprightly and lightly self-pitying, generates high spirits in the opera, as when jaunty music enlivens the scene of cafe-life bohemia that opens this adaptation of the Orpheus myth.
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Guthrie had basically worked 24 hours straight on Election Day with high spirits and a positive attitude, giving viewers a beacon of hope on a day that many saw as one of the darkest ever.
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It's not just Visigoth who is indebted to this lineage; other current American bands like Eternal Champion, Night Demon, Substratum, Crypt Sermon, High Spirits, Savage Master, and Sumerlands are all cut from a similar cloth.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South African anti-apartheid veteran Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, ex-wife of the late President Nelson Mandela, is "in high spirits" after being admitted to hospital for minor surgery, her spokesman said on Thursday.
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The 54-year-old actor has been in high spirits recently as he's slowly made his way back into the spotlight — and started dating again, according to multiple sources — after taking time to focus on himself.
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Ivanka Trump appeared to be in high spirits at the annual White House turkey pardoning on Tuesday, despite facing continued fallout over the news that she allegedly used a personal email address to discuss government business.
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It's also a point that feels all the more pertinent right now, as Leicester City seem intent on surfing their tidal wave of high spirits all the way to the most improbable title of modern times.
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First off, she'd been cast as a dragon dancer in the Chinese Tea scene, and even though only the lower half of her would be visible, she was coming home from the rehearsals in high spirits.
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Running through Tuesday at the June Havoc Theater, "Scythe" revolves around one Signora Psyche Zenobia, cleverly played with merry high spirits by the marvelous Lesli Margherita, who is best known for originating the role of Mrs.
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The former Fox News anchor (as of Friday's final episode of The Kelly File) looked to be in high spirits as she took to an exclusive after party following the 2017 Golden Globe Awards on Sunday night.
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Mariah Carey was seemingly in high spirits on Tuesday night as she stepped out with boyfriend Bryan Tanaka for his birthday — her first appearance in public since opening up exclusively to PEOPLE about her battle with bipolar disorder.
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Horst Seehofer, leader of the Christian Social Union (CSU) - the Bavarian sister party to Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) - said he was going into the talks in "high spirits" and said the parties needed to come to an agreement.
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"Given that household incomes are growing at a healthy pace and consumers are in high spirits, we are confident that consumer spending will rebound before long," Marcel Thielant, senior Japan economist at Capital Economics, said in a note.
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Sweat beads up on his forehead over the roaring open flames, but he's in high spirits, as is the rest of the team, who is busy cooking family-sized frittatas and gai yaang, northeastern Thai-style grilled chicken.
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It is best apprehended as a decadent descendant of vaudeville spectacle, which helps to account for its mood swings, to excuse the scattered quality of its action and to explain the high spirits of its low-culture bricolage.
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I once had the pleasure of speaking with her about those momentous days, which she described as a heady mixture of outrage, terror, camaraderie, and high spirits — a combination that, during the convention, caught the imagination of the world.
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But the cameo that seemed to really get under the real Trump's skin was Stiller's Michael Cohen, who, as well as being in unusually high spirits in this alternate reality, rattled off (now ironic) affirmations of their "close" relationship.
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In a video posted by TMZ, the 29-year-old Irish pro fighter is in high spirits at Las Vegas' Encore Beach Club at Night, dressed in a festive suit with his home country's flag proudly draped over his shoulders.
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WASHINGTON – Melania Trump returned to the White House in "high spirits" on Saturday following a weeklong hospitalization for kidney treatment, a lengthy stay that raised questions about whether the first lady&aposs condition may have been more complicated than first revealed.
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The first time I heard Savage Master, it was by chance; they were opening for heavy metal heroes Christian Mistress and High Spirits at Brooklyn's Saint Vitus Bar, and for once, I'd actually showed up early enough to catch the openers.
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They say his mood veers from high spirits to embittered grumbling, describing a man who is scornful of the allies who abandoned him, dismissive of the young protesters who pushed him out, and largely unrepentant for his 29 years in power.
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According to multiple sources that spoke with 9 News, Bishop was not assigned to the Denver office but instead works from Washington, D.C. Earlier this month, Mile High Spirits, the Denver nightclub, offered "complimentary drinks forever" to the man Bishop shot.
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I settled in to my plush red chair for a late screening of the Oscar contender "Moonlight," and promptly ordered the bones-warming High Spirits, a Nitehawk special made from Jameson Irish whiskey, spiced apple cider syrup, ginger beer and bitters.
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It was early afternoon on an unseasonably warm winter Tuesday, and Mr. Durant was in high spirits, barreling down the Bayshore Freeway in a black Cadillac Escalade on the way to a speaking engagement at YouTube's headquarters in San Bruno, Calif.
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According to a partygoer, the star of Showtime's The Affair arrived solo at the bash and was in high spirits, drinking cocktails and dancing along to a Justin Timberlake song before getting close with the woman, who wore a floor-length orange dress.
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He met the Didion-Dunnes in high spirits at the house they then occupied in Malibu, together writing a screenplay based on Play It as It Lays, her 1970 novel about a dissatisfied actress named Maria Wyeth that had gotten her rave reviews.
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Chris Black's exuberant vocals and upbeat lyrics are a treasure in and of themselves (whether he's wailing away in his other project Dawnbringer or serving as a one-man army in High Spirits), and his latest album, Motivator, is chock full of unabashed positivity.
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GLASTONBURY, England (Reuters) - Mud-covered revelers at Britain's Glastonbury festival were in high spirits as the second day of music got under way on Saturday, with British star Adele's performance keenly awaited though many were still mourning Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
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There was a Vegas-y feeling in the air—the locked briefcases full of cash, the sheen of sweat on upper lips, the rush of a lot of money being moved around quickly all contributed to a shared sense of anticipation and precarious high spirits.
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After what he described as an hour-long meeting in his office in western Belgium, the lawyer - who quoted his experience with asylum and extradition cases, as well as with Spain - said his client was in high spirits, driven by "strong support among his backers in Catalonia".
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According to a partygoer, the 38-year-old star of Showtime's The Affair arrived solo at the bash and was in high spirits, drinking cocktails and dancing along to a Justin Timberlake song before getting close with the woman, who wore a floor-length orange dress.
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The alternative, more cynical, outlook sees Leicester's title-win as a delirious flash in the pan, one enabled by a perfect Premier League storm of floundering giants, a rising middle class, and one team able to surf their own tidal wave of high-spirits in unprecedented and unrepeatable fashion.
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This far-out, ambitious new music video for San Francisco heavy metal hellions Space Vacation was animated and directed by Natur's Ryan Weibust, and perfectly accompanies their rockin' 80s metal aesthetic and high octane speed metal vibe (I hear a lot of High Spirits in their sound, and that's 100 percent a compliment).
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"We discussed that also today, and Chuck and Nancy would like to see something happen, and so do I." On his way to a speech on tax reform in North Dakota on Wednesday afternoon, Trump was in high spirits, apparently rejuvenated by the deal making with Democrats that had eluded him with Republicans.
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The team studied factors that may affect guests' stress and comfort levels, as well as general psychological states — and, importantly, how much money they're willing to part with as they make their way through the park (the primary objective of the game is to get guests to spend as much as possible, while keeping them in high spirits).
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — The opening ceremony of the 103rd Winter Olympics unfurled in frigid temperatures and high spirits on Friday, as athletes from the two Koreas marched into the stadium together less than 50 miles from the heavily fortified border between their nations, offering hope of a breakthrough in a tense, geopolitical standoff that has stirred fears of nuclear conflict.
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" And he discussed aspects critics later decried as stereotypes, writing that "because 'Porgy and Bess' deals with Negro life in America it brings to the operatic form elements that have never before appeared in opera and I have adapted my method to utilize the drama, the humor, the superstition, the religious fervor, the dancing and the irrepressible high spirits of the race.
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In the 240s Husney played guitar (and managed) garage rock band The High Spirits, who scored a hit covering old blues tune "(Turn on Your) Love Light"—the success of which afforded them notoriety and a tour of the US. "We had the groupies, we had the small bus, we didn't have billions, but, you know, it was a pretty crazy life," he explains.
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An off-duty FBI agent accidentally shot someone at a night club in Denver after his gun fell out of his holster and went off while dancing ... but luckily the victim seems to be OK. The unnamed agent was getting his groove on early Saturday morning at Mile High Spirits in Denver, CO, when he decided to do a backflip that made his gun fall loose on the floor.
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