He tried not to wear the same jacket-and-tie combination twice.
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"My jacket and tie are used to a lot of Champagne," Reechi said.
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One fair night, a dapper gentleman, in jacket and tie, strolls across a street.
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It was going to happen without Asher's jacket and tie or his brand-new tallit.
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Django Spadola, who was wearing a jacket and tie, said the project approach was better.
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He is neatly dressed in a jacket and tie, but none of them are in uniform.
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Imagine getting dressed up in a jacket and tie or a dress suit to purchase albaster swans.
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Uncharacteristically wearing a jacket and tie, because we were going to a fancy party, anticipation on his face.
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When people go to an interview at Epic Games, they are advised not to wear a jacket and tie.
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I thought of Donald Trump's formidably formal father, who wore a jacket and tie to family dinners every night.
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Attired in professorial jacket and tie, Mr. Leguizamo may score points off us, his ignorant students in the audience.
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On November 24th, when Santos and the secretariat signed the new peace accord, Lozada wore his new jacket and tie.
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But what makes this all truly excellent is that he's wearing short shorts with a jacket and tie the whole time.
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Witherspoon seemed to have fun looking through the rack of costumes, which included her green jacket and tie perfect for lawyering.
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On one of the occasions I met with Mark at his Newark office, Matt joined us, wearing a sport jacket and tie.
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Avoid the jacket-and-tie look, so voters — wary enough of Democrats — do not think they are looking at a Jehovah's Witness.
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He's eschewed a jacket and tie during debates, opting for just a button-down shirt when he faces the suit-wearing congressmen.
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And because he was there before the receptionist, he just started wandering the halls, uncomfortable in his jacket and tie, résumé in hand.
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Casey screams nonstop while sliding up and down the sideline, his open jacket and tie wave back and forth like they're washing a car.
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He served as a jacket-and-tie man to his party's co-founder Beppe Grillo, a provocative comedian, as they campaigned around the country.
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Facing him was a bouncy Jeremy Corbyn, honouring the occasion with a dark jacket and tie instead of his usual crumpled beige geography-teacher attire.
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Somewhere in the middle lies the basketball coach's jacket and tie, lending the game dignity but the wearer unwanted restrictions on movement, along with sweat.
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Cosby, wearing a tan sports jacket and tie, and smiling at times during the proceedings, has repeatedly denied wrongdoing, saying that any sexual encounter was consensual.
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I'm reminded that Cage in public dressed conventionally with a jacket and tie longer than other artists his age, perhaps because he feared looking socially unacceptable.
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As a last minute costume idea, however... Dig into your closet or your dad's and pull out any suit (really any shirt, jacket, and tie combo will do).
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Finn was not good with silence, so he cleared his throat and wondered aloud if they all felt as strange as he did in his jacket and tie.
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When O'Brien emerged for the test episode, he was dressed in a jean jacket and tie — his "metrosexual Johnny Cash" look, he called it — rather than a suit.
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He came to the school as a relatively conventional student, wearing a jacket and tie, winning spots on the tennis and wrestling teams, even becoming the tennis team's captain.
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Once his bloody scrubs have been removed, we get a proper look at him: a solid and steady figure, in a jacket and tie, with a full beard turning gray.
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He'd be perfectly dressed in a jacket and tie while lying on the floor to work on a sculpture and end up completely covered in plaster, sand and bronze resin.
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She comes regularly to check on the headstone, which bears a portrait of her son in a jacket and tie, and offers the children a small amount to ritually sprinkle water on it.
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Dressed in a fitted cotton jacket and tie, Mr. Pomeroy, who writes books about sustainable design, does not break a sweat as he walks from room to room, demonstrating how the shutters operate.
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He had apologized for his English, but it was very good, less stiff than he seemed in his jacket and tie; he was young, mid-twenties, a college student in a university town.
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The yearbook page includes a headshot of Northam in a jacket and tie, a photo of him in a cowboy hat, and another photo of him sitting on the ground, leaning against a convertible.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - There were stays at boutique hotels featuring rooftop pools, private soirees at members-only, jacket-and-tie clubs and fundraisers at the Four Seasons, the St. Regis and the Mandarin Oriental.
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With a cheap business card and an equally cheap jacket and tie, he smilingly ambles it into the shamus role, knocking on doors and sniffing out leads among all the yammer and serviceable visuals.
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And then at the end of the work day, a lot of people would put on casual clothes and I might be putting on a jacket and tie to go to a fancy restaurant.
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"I could see their human aspect, once they were out of their context," Mr. Albanese, who traded in his police uniform for the crisp blue jacket and tie of a sommelier for the class.
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The CEO of Facebook ditched his usual ensemble of a gray t-shirt and jeans for a suit jacket and tie Tuesday to testify in court that his virtual reality company, Oculus, wasn't stolen technology.
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They took place at a portion of the Guantánamo prison compound called Camp Echo II. The former Army officer, who came to court in a sports jacket and tie, testified anonymously at the insistence of case prosecutors.
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Just as civilians have been dressing more casually in professional and social settings, troops have been wearing camouflage fatigues in situations that used to call for a jacket and tie, like office work or travel between bases.
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He shared that he wore a festive suit like the one he was wearing for the talk show, noting that he "ordered a few" of the outfits, such as his red suit jacket and tie which featured Christmas trees and sleighs.
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Her costumes for Mud were unexceptional, perhaps overdone in the case of Henry whose spiffy jacket and tie seemed to go too far in differentiating him, since he appears to be more or less as broke as Lloyd and Mae.
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She is credited with having influenced the Stones' look — the low-slung pants and furs and feathers and floppy hats and jewelry that transformed them from a jacket-and-tie boy band into icons of decadent glam in the mid-1960s.
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He opened the trunk and put in the bag I had carefully packed for the service: two tallitot, a black binder with my speech and notes for leading the service, and Asher's suit jacket and tie, pressed and in the dry cleaner's plastic.
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And at Pitti Uomo, the men's wear trade fair long established for its jacket-and-tie style, went off the suited path and invited the Russian photographer-turned-designer Gosha Rubchinskiy to show his cult street wear to his biggest audience yet.
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While the show is light on special effects, Colter (perhaps best known, before "Jessica Jones," for "The Good Wife") not only oozes charisma but manages to look like a superhero just walking around in a sweatshirt, or even (in rare moments) a jacket and tie.
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But Blake said he owed it to them because they were crying out for help and, whether they'd reached the end or not, at the very least they expected a formal presence on the other end of the line, the voice of reason dressed up in a jacket and tie.
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The specter of the Hollywood star and the turquoise lake's litany of notable visitors — it's served as an oasis for aristocrats since Roman times; current villa owners include Richard Branson and Madonna — can make the place seem exclusive and stuffy for travelers more accustomed to food trucks than restaurants that require a jacket and tie for dinner.
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Over the course of 0073 episodes and 33 years of "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood," Mister Rogers advertised his gentle, nonthreatening nature by slipping from a jacket and tie — symbols of the messy, scary adult professional world — into a humble knit zip-up that was homely both in the British definition ("Simple but cozy and comfortable, as in one's own home") and the American (I mean, yikes).
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They are holding the arms of the man in the center. A fourth man, also in a jacket and tie, is visible in the rear.
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The George portrait, which depicted Dr. George in his Olympic jacket and tie, was destroyed in a fire. During his weightlifting period in Hawaii, Meltzer served as a volunteer lifeguard at Ala Moana Beach in Honolulu.
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Weaver also insisted his players maintained a professional appearance at all times. He allowed mustaches, but not beards, and, as a rule, players had to wear a suit or jacket and tie on board an airplane for a road trip.
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Modern men's sulus may be fastened with buckles. Women's casual or everyday sulus are known as sulu-i-ra, and more elegant full-length ones for dressy occasions as sulu jaba. Men's sulus are known as sulu vakataga. Tailored sulus with pockets are commonly worn as part of Fijian men's business and formal wear, with shirt and sandals and optionally western-style jacket and tie.
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The dress code, which had required students to wear a jacket and tie to class, was abolished. Daily dormitory checks for freshmen and sophomores at 7:00 P.M. and 11:00 P.M. on weeknights and 1:30 A.M. on the weekends were reorganized so that only students with failing grades were bound by a revised checks system, requiring curfew at 11:00 P.M. on weeknights.
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Vote McGovern, also known as Vote McGovern, 1972, is a colored lithograph by Andy Warhol. He produced it in support of George McGovern's 1972 presidential campaign. The print depicts a photograph of then-President of the United States Richard Nixon with his face dyed green and blue, and with his jacket and tie dyed pink and red, respectively. It was Warhol's first political poster and has been described as Warhol's "most overtly political work".
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Many artists have enshrined Castelli in their works. Elaine de Kooning and Richard Artschwager painted his portrait, Warhol made a silkscreen of him in a jacket and tie. Frank Stella named a work after him, in 1992 he posed for the French artist Klaus Guingand who immortalized his shadow, and a sculpture by Robert Morris, Leo, places a brain at the center of a target.Carol Strickland (May 12, 1991), Leo Castelli Meets Film Maker and Fan New York Times.
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Each arm of the Israeli Defence Force (IDF) ground forces, Navy and Air Force has its own dress uniform, with separate versions for summer and winter. These are similar in style to civilian business dress suits, or to the service dress uniforms worn by the British forces. The dress uniform includes a blazer-type jacket, worn with a white shirt, and a tie. The ground forces uniform is dark green, with a single-breasted, three-buttoned jacket and tie of the same colour.
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The site of Ascari's fatal accident Just four days later, on 26 May, he went to Monza to watch his friend Eugenio Castellotti test a Ferrari 750 Monza sports car. They were to co-drive the car in the 1000 km Monza race, having been given special dispensation by Lancia. Ascari was not supposed to drive that day but decided to try a few laps. In his jacket and tie, shirt sleeves, ordinary trousers and Castellotti's white helmet he set off.
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"Marriage Ceremony and Requirements", The Watchtower, September 15, 1956, page 571How to Be a Perfect Stranger: The Essential Religious Etiquette Handbook by Stuart M. Matlins, Arthur J. Magida (editors), ©2004, Skylight Paths Publishing, As Retrieved 2009-08-18, page 128-129, "Marriage Ceremony Jehovah's Witnesses view marriage as a sacred vow made before God. ...The marriage ceremony, which may last about 30 minutes, is a ceremony in itself. ...Appropriate Attire Men" A jacket and tie. No head covering is required.
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Formal dinner in the Great Hall Formal dinners are held at 6.30 pm on Mondays and Wednesdays throughout the academic year. Attendance is mandatory and all members of the College must wear an academic gown and dress appropriately – men with jacket and tie, women in dress or skirt. There are ample occasions during the academic year when either black tie or lounge suit for men and ballgown or evening gown for women are worn, depending on the event. At formal dinners, traditional formalities are observed.
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The two men on either side are wearing jackets with gold badges clipped to the lapels and ties. They are holding the arms of the man in the center. A fourth man, also in a jacket and tie, is visible in the rear. Former French justice minister Élisabeth Guigou, architect of a 2000 law on the presumption of innocence, said she found the televised images of Strauss-Kahn prior to the preliminary bail proceedings absolutely disgusting and described the coverage as a pre- trial indictment.
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In western countries, a "formal" or white tie dress code typically means tailcoats for men and full-length evening dresses for women. "Semi-formal" has a much less precise definition but typically means an evening jacket and tie for men (known as black tie) and a dress for women. "Business casual" typically means not wearing neckties or suits, but wearing instead collared shirts, and trousers (not black, but more relaxed, including things such as corduroy). "Casual" typically just means clothing for the torso, legs and shoes.
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Many Londoners who would have been barred by this restriction voiced disapproval and the Ritz compromised by requiring reservations for afternoon tea at the hotel. Proper attire for tea is a must; the Ritz once refused to admit Mick Jagger for tea because he was not wearing a jacket and tie. The Barclay twins of The Ellerman Group of Companies purchased the hotel for £80 million from Trafalgar House, in October 1995, through their company Ellerman Investments. They spent eight years and £40 million restoring it to its former grandeur.
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On October 17, 2005, National Basketball Association commissioner David Stern announced the implementation of a mandatory dress code for all NBA and NBA Development League players. This was especially noteworthy because the NBA became the first major professional sports league to implement such a rule, although National Hockey League rules state that a player is supposed to wear a jacket and tie to games and on charters if not told otherwise by the head coach or general manager. The dress code went into effect at the start of the 2005–06 NBA season.
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Arms of Calhoun College Although all the other Collegiate Gothic-style colleges at Yale were conceived by James Gamble Rogers, the commission for the new college at the corner of College and Elm Streets was given to John Russell Pope, a campus planner who concurrently designed the Payne Whitney Gymnasium. The new dormitory was named Calhoun College. Like all other residential colleges at their inception, the college had twenty-four-hour guard service and the gates were never locked. Jacket and tie was the necessary attire in the dining hall and meals were served at the table.
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Fossombrone always played with blue and white color uniforms with strips since the club was established in 1949. However, since the arrival of Dirk Bikkembergs, kits were completely rebranded in a more original way, with home jerseys being white with blue swirls, while the away is black with a butterfly pattern. Dirk Bikkembergs has also changed the after-game look, discarding the traditional jacket and tie for jeans and tracksuit-like leather jacket. This portrays Fossombrone more as the young team that they are, and Bikkembergs uses the squad to try out his latest designs in sportswear.
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The Club has dining, banqueting and bar facilities, and 52 bedrooms available to members. At the front entrance, in keeping with the traditions of "Clubland", a dress code is imposed (jacket and tie for gentlemen, and equivalent for ladies, although "military dress can, of course, also be worn"). The rear entrance in Babmaes Street, just off Jermyn Street, is less formal: it allows direct access to the business centre, gym, swimming pool and "The Goat" bar and brasserie. The Club co-operates closely with and shares its premises with the Norwegian association Den Norske Klub and the Latin American Canning Club.
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Uniforms may also have substantially different colors on the front and back, so if band members turn suddenly (flank), the audience sees a striking change of color. Band members at many Ivy League schools wear a jacket and tie while performing. The Southern Methodist University band wear a different combination of jackets, vests, ties, shirts, and pants for each half (changing before halftime) of each game and no clothing or uniform combinations are repeated during the marching season. The Alma College Kiltie Marching Band is famous for wearing kilts made of the official Alma College tartan.
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In later portrayals, the employer and guests might wear casual slacks or even jeans, while a male domestic worker wore a jacket and tie or a white dress shirt with black trousers, necktie or bowtie, maybe even waistcoat, or a female domestic worker either a blouse and skirt (or trousers) or a uniform. On 30 March 2009, Peru adopted a law banning employers from requiring domestic workers to wear a uniform at public places. However, it's not explained which punishments will be given to employers violating the law. Chile adopted a similar law in 2014, also banning employers to require domestic workers to wear uniform at public places.
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Richman's unique character was immediately apparent; he wore short hair and often performed wearing a jacket and tie, and frequently improvised new lyrics and monologues. In early 1971 Anderson and Felice departed; they were replaced by Harvard students bassist Ernie Brooks, and keyboardist Jerry Harrison, completing the classic lineup of the Modern Lovers. This new configuration became very popular in the Boston area, and by the fall of 1971, enthusiastic word-of-mouth led to the Modern Lovers' first exposure to a major label when Stuart Love of Warner Bros. Records contacted them and organized the band's first multi-track session at Intermedia Studio in Boston.
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When one of the suspects, Tony Dellernia, was extradited to New York after surrendering in Chicago, Seedman, as was customary, had him perp-walked in front of reporters outside the precinct house. alt=A black-and-white photograph showing a man wearing a jacket and tie with a short sigar in his mouth, on the left, holding up the chin of a man on the right, who appears to be in pain Some photographers who arrived late complained to Seedmen. He obligingly brought Dellernia back out, but the defendant had his head low. Seedman, knowing he would regret doing so, forced Dellernia's head up and held him by the chin so his face would be visible.
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As the water began flowing, Halprin waded into the water, dressed in a jacket and tie. Jane Jacobs, author of The Death and Life of Great American Cities, mayor Terry Schrunk, and PDC chairman Ira Keller attended the fountain opening. In 2003, an article by Randy Gragg in The Oregonian summarized the moment, saying: In 1988, the Portland Water Bureau expressed their surprise at the cost of running the fountain, which at the time was consuming $34,000 in water and $13,000 in electricity each year. Also in 1988, a 26-year-old Vancouver man was drowned when he attempted to swim through a small water pipe and got wedged under a concrete slab.
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On one hand, Bermudians seem British in their customs - for example, playing cricket, driving on the left, and having Queen Elizabeth II on their banknotes. At the same time, a strong North American cultural influence is obvious: the currency is on par with the US Dollar; Bermudians frequently watch television from the US. Dress in Bermuda, however, is distinct from either American or British styles. While in the US or Britain, shorts are considered casual dress, Bermuda shorts are considered to be formal attire in Bermuda, and are worn with a jacket and tie. Bermudians may seem more conservative than people in the UK or North America, and are more concerned with etiquette.
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A variant of the perp walk from this era, now no longer practiced, was the "confession shot" in which the defendant would be photographed signing or reviewing his written statement admitting to the crime. Tony Dellernia's tortured facial expression in this photo drew widespread criticism, and led to a reprimand for Det. alt=A black-and-white photograph showing a man wearing a jacket and tie with a short sigar in his mouth, on the left, holding up the chin of a man on the right, who appears to be in pain This era ended with the 1962 Borough Park Tobacco warehouse robbery in Brooklyn. Two detectives were killed; the first double homicide of NYPD officers in 30 years led to a massive manhunt.
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Ambroise Boimbo (died 1989) was a Congolese citizen who snatched the ceremonial sword of King Baudouin I of Belgium on June 29, 1960, in Léopoldville (now Kinshasa) on the eve of the independence of the Belgian Congo. He was a former soldier who originated from Monkoto, Tshuapa. The king's entourage was driving from the airport into the city when it slowed to enable the monarch to stand and salute the flag of an honour guard of the Force Publique drawn up by the side of the road. A widely published photograph, taken by journalist Robert Lebeck, shows an exuberant Ambroise Boimbo, in jacket and tie, flourishing the sword while Baudouin and Congolese President Joseph Kasa-Vubu appear unaware of the incident.
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In July 1979, Imlach returned to the Leafs as the right-hand man of owner Harold Ballard, his longtime friend. It was a controversial return, one that involved the dismantling of a team that had faced the Montreal Canadiens in the 1978 playoffs and was viewed by many as having a promising future. On his first day with the team, Imlach told the media that the Leafs only had five or six good players and the rest of the team needed to be improved. Imlach implemented a dress code which required that all players wear a jacket and tie when in the Leafs' offices. Tiger Williams was fined $250 for not wearing a tie, and the fine would have doubled for a second offence.
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Captain Allan McCann wearing the Service Dress Gray uniform (1944) This short-lived uniform for officers and CPOs was only authorized from 1943–49, but was a common sight on the East Coast and in the Atlantic/European Theater during World War II. It was identical in cut and material to the Service Dress Khaki uniform but medium gray in color with black buttons, worn with a lighter gray shirt and garrison or combination cover. Officers' shoulder boards were likewise gray, with stars/corps insignia and rank stripes in black. "Working grays" were the same uniform worn without the jacket and tie. The gray uniform was introduced by then-Chief of Naval Operations Ernest King, who thought khaki was more appropriate to land forces; Admiral Chester W. Nimitz disliked it and discouraged its wear in the Pacific Fleet.
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Members of the regular cast of alt=A photo collage featuring pictures of seven different people, with four photos on the top row and three on the bottom row. The top row, from left to right, features a smiling blond woman wearing a black dress, a smiling brown-haired man wearing a tie and jacket, a smiling black-haired man wearing a white tuxedo and black tie, and a frowning brown- haired man wearing sunglasses and a black coat. The bottom row, from left to right, features a smiling brown-haired woman wearing a black dress, a man with brown hair and a beard wearing a suit jacket and tie, and a brown-haired woman speaking into a microphone. The primary characters of the American television comedy series Parks and Recreation are the employees of the parks department of Pawnee, a fictional Indiana town.
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Some traditions have been lost: regular cigar club dinners went with the smoking ban, but have since been revived in memoriam on the terrace (weather permitting); "the penny game" (a form of bowls, using coins rolled down grooves in the banisters of the grand curving staircase), disappeared with decimalisation; Friday-night candlelit dinners in the Ballroom for wives and girlfriends disappeared with changes in fashions and attitudes. The musical tradition continues, with informal lunchtime and evening concerts, jazz evenings, sponsorship of music students and an annual St Cecilia's Day concert, where Club members perform. A strong science connection has been revived with regular "Science at the Savile" talks. Others traditions have evolved: the preferred dress is still jacket and tie, but the code has been relaxed slightly to allow for the less formal attire worn in offices today, but only if it does "not offend other members"; mobile phones are generally banned but can be used in the Club's old telephone area.
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It fell to MCPON Whittet to solicit input and feedback from the enlisted force to the CNO and Chief of Naval Personnel (CNP) regarding these changes, such as the removal of the traditional jumper uniform "crackerjacks" from the junior enlisted seabag, and replacement with the jacket and tie uniform worn by commissioned officers and Chief Petty Officers. Grooming standards were relaxed; sailors were permitted to grow beards, and the maximum hair length was increased. One of his greatest challenges was getting the senior enlisted leadership to adapt to what they perceived as a relaxation of military order and discipline. Whittet's tenure saw many modernizations to policy that are still in place today, such as the first posting of women to ships, the institution of random urinalysis for drug testing, revisions to the performance evaluation and enlisted advancement procedures and institution of the Chief Petty Officer selection board, and race sensitivity training to decrease racial tension within the enlisted ranks.
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FAIR AND FESTIVAL IN HONOR OF THE PATRON SAINT OF OUR LADY OF REMEDIES: Horsemen and chariots harnessed, they move to the Sanctuary of Canavan (Jimena a mile) to participate in a contest and have a happy ending day jacket with down image of the Virgin parish church. During four days remaining in the town's patron saint, where on 8 procession through the neighborhood and day 10 is returned to its sanctuary Marian image which are surrounding the place, on days 8 and 9, hosts the glamorous "Verbenas Canavan "to ensure the enjoyment of all visitors, indispensable condition, come with jacket and tie for men and evening dress, Andalusian or ruffled and / or shawl manila, the ladies or girls. They choose Miss and Mister, Jimena and Tourism, the festival dress, best dress of "Gypsy" and "Lady" lady-mature or smarter. FEAST OF ALL SAINTS: With his famous "gruel" that meets day very dear to many immigrants and foreigners, especially his habit (not liked by everyone) to hit the "leftover porridge" on the doors of all villagers.
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In spring of 2015, donors were concerned "that focusing so much on filling the super PAC's coffers might leave the campaign cash-poor"; yet the Bush campaign initially built "out a massive campaign with ballot-access teams working every state and senior staffers earning more than $200,000 annual salaries" and "hired scores of policy aides". Once Danny Diaz became the Bush campaign manager in June 2015, "he went on a cost-cutting spree — implementing painful across-the-board cuts that affected staffers at nearly every corner of the campaign". The "tens of millions of dollars in ad buys" from Right to Rise failed to raise Bush's standing in polls, while Trump managed to generate tremendous free media exposure. Eleven of 16 major donors were also unhappy with Right to Rise's spending on the Bush campaign, including "stays at boutique hotels featuring rooftop pools, private soirees at members-only, jacket-and-tie clubs and fundraisers at the Four Seasons, the St. Regis and the Mandarin Oriental", private planes, and "big spending on staff".
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