"If someone is having a karaoke party with loudspeakers at night and you call the police, they will come and take down the loudspeakers," said Amichai Langfeld, a member of the City Council.
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But news of it is broadcast over the mosque's loudspeakers.
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Residents would also be notified by loudspeakers and text messages.
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I can still hear Donna Summers belting from the loudspeakers.
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"Heaven Is a Place on Earth" played on the loudspeakers.
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They can hear the crowd outside, the loudspeakers, the commentators.
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They roamed the streets with loudspeakers urging residents to leave.
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Palestinian flags were raised and nationalist songs played over loudspeakers.
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In the background, "Changes" by Tupac Shakur blasted over loudspeakers.
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Loudspeakers blared the same songs as in Mr. Trump's rallies.
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Patriotic music blared from loudspeakers strung up in the square earlier.
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"We were yelling into loudspeakers, banging on wash basins," he said.
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Government officials disputed that announcements had been made through mosque loudspeakers.
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There are requisite loudspeakers, an announcer, and some comfy couches on stage.
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South Korea then shared news of the soldier's health through the loudspeakers.
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The protesters had only lotus flowers and loudspeakers, she told the court.
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Loudspeakers in the backs of pickups blast the local population with promises.
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Pyongyang, North Korea (CNN)The sound of loudspeakers blaring at 6 a.m.
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The South has built its own loudspeakers, playing cheesy "K-pop" hits.
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Outside the palace, a car trundles past with loudspeakers singing presidential praise.
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Using loudspeakers to broadcast the call to prayer is no longer allowed.
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Outside, birdsong competes with the drone of North Korean loudspeakers blaring propaganda.
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It is not yet known whether Pyongyang will also silence its loudspeakers.
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One individual said loudspeakers announced that it was still an active situation.
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Music blared over loudspeakers as four or five games were played concurrently.
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Hawk: It was first on loudspeakers, and then it was on fliers.
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Before the rally started, "Purple Rain" played throughout the arena on loudspeakers.
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For the ceremonies, loudspeakers were hung — carefully — from many of the trees.
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The demonstrators banged on drums, blew whistles and screamed through blaring loudspeakers.
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Outside, they set up loudspeakers to amplify their prayers and pleas to police.
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The riverbank is punctuated with corrugated-iron towers, which emit birdsong from loudspeakers.
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Officials took to the streets to blast warnings through loudspeakers against illegal speculating.
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Well before it's chilly out, stores start blaring Christmas music over the loudspeakers.
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The floor is silent aside from some soft music playing over the loudspeakers.
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They have already dismantled propaganda loudspeakers and some guard posts along the border.
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Through loudspeakers, Israeli soldiers told the displaced Syrians in Arabic to turn back.
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The Pentagon funded development of loudspeakers to deliver long-range blasts of sound.
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It's a baker's dozen now, and Katy Perry's "Roar" comes on the loudspeakers.
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Trucks with loudspeakers blast out religious music and prayers and distribute free snacks.
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Loudspeakers blared nationalistic music as energised protesters chanted calls for the government's fall.
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High-tech watch towers equipped with search lights, motion sensors, cameras and loudspeakers.
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The music still streaming over the loudspeakers is by turns reassuring and creepy.
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The mosque loudspeakers called on residents to come out and defend their homes.
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US officials in California seized nearly 2 tons of methamphetamine hidden in loudspeakers.
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Loudspeakers blared, a Mexican band played, and priests and seminarians danced in conga lines.
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Loudspeakers pump out old pop songs as elderly folk sway under the plane trees.
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Residents would also be notified by loudspeakers and text messages, a ministry statement said.
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At the time, other well-known and respected loudspeakers had only forward-firing transducers.
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The propaganda that blared from its emergency system loudspeakers sounded like warbly, cavernous echoes.
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Marimba music pipes through loudspeakers as deportees who've just arrived file through the door.
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There was a message over loudspeakers calling for villagers to gather at the church.
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What was happening was that I was walking through halls hearing German on loudspeakers.
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They hid loudspeakers in bushes, played recorded sounds of vervets and watched the reaction.
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An imam called through the loudspeakers mounted on the mosque with the yellow dome.
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The city has banned alcohol on the beach as well as loudspeakers and inflatables.
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But North Korean soldiers patrol the village, and propaganda songs blast from its loudspeakers.
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Israeli media reported that Israeli soldiers shouted through loudspeakers asking the crowd to turn back.
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In Gaza mosques, loudspeakers mourned the dead, who were carried for burial in funeral marches.
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By night, police vans had patrolled the streets, with loudspeakers warning residents to stay indoors.
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The campaign still features billboards and little lorries with loudspeakers plying through towns and villages.
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At night, police vans have patrolled the streets with loudspeakers warning residents to stay indoors.
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Other loudspeakers also used woofers and tweeters, and had other features the 901 didn't use.
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The sounds of gunfire and shelling are played over loudspeakers mounted in the training area.
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Witnesses said Islamic State had announced via loudspeakers that residents could leave if they wanted.
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Concert-stage sized loudspeakers lining the fields boom out the music of several modern genres.
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The local government invested in a citywide seismic alarm system with more than 8,000 loudspeakers.
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In the middle of the room, a mixing desk was encircled by four tall loudspeakers.
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Revolutionary hymns from Latin America blared over the loudspeakers, as did rap mocking Mr. Macron.
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From inside the compound, loudspeakers warned the crowd outside to keep away from the walls.
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The Cuban national anthem rings out of loudspeakers flanking the route, automatically shushing the crowd.
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Ambient Swedish music pours over the loudspeakers and he offered me a glass of sparkling water.
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Prayers for the dead could be heard over loudspeakers throughout the town on Saturday, Reuters reported.
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SpaceX's online webcast has begun and is being played over the loudspeakers at the press site.
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As requested by the family, Muhaxheri's death was announced on loudspeakers at the town's main mosque.
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Do we simply close our windows on loudspeakers calling out for genocide or do we act?
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Islamic clerics at one point used mosque loudspeakers to tell teachers to return to their classrooms.
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He ate dinner, smiling and talking the whole time, as Mystikal's "Danger" blared over the loudspeakers.
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Although police asked the protesters through loudspeakers to disperse, they made no attempt to detain them.
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Cars with loudspeakers have been deployed in different Moroccan cities asking people to stay at home.
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Traditional, folk and patriotic songs blasted from the loudspeakers, keeping things upbeat under the unrelenting sun.
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Bullet train services were temporarily halted and warnings went out over loudspeakers in towns in Hokkaido.
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Several dozen latecomers stood outside in the biting cold to listen to the proceedings on loudspeakers.
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One version of the bill would prohibit places of worship from using loudspeakers between 11 p.m.
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Each time, we were instructed over loudspeakers to go inside immediately and close all windows tightly.
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His English had improved, but his vocabulary was limited — and the loudspeakers were always a challenge.
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Over loudspeakers, they were told, 'Go to the buses neatly, do not carry anything with you.
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"Since the Noriega incident, you've been seeing an increased use of loudspeakers," a psyops spokesman declared.
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Officers elsewhere fired tear gas and water cannons and called through loudspeakers for protesters to disperse.
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They used Facebook and Twitter to alert residents, and Sheriff's drove through neighborhoods blasting sirens and loudspeakers.
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The Beocreate 24 Channel Amplifier is a combination board that's designed for music playback with passive loudspeakers.
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Every day the five prayers central to the Islamic faith blast through loudspeakers into the bustling neighborhood.
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The two Koreas decommissioned their loudspeakers after their ties improved following their first summit meeting in 2000.
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They pinned posters in their porticos mocking America's president, Barack Obama, and played nationalist songs over loudspeakers.
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A campaign song for Minju, belted from the loudspeakers of roaming election vans, promises "More, More, More".
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The two sides exchanged artillery fire after South Korea began blasting propaganda on loudspeakers across the border.
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"Time To Say Goodbye" played over the club's loudspeakers as Mr. Horley and other pallbearers carried Mrs.
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It has shut off the loudspeakers that blast propaganda across the militarized border with the North. 3.
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Ngo's broadcasts on loudspeakers that hung from the ceiling in a cellblock illuminated by a single bulb.
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Plus, a dozen or so religious demonstrators were converging on the site with loudspeakers and "Repent" signs.
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Along the border, South Korea started taking down its loudspeakers on Tuesday afternoon, a defense official said.
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In Gaza, controlled by the Islamist group Hamas, calls for worshippers to protest sounded over mosque loudspeakers.
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Within minutes of the rally's start on Saturday, the police on loudspeakers declared it an illegal assembly.
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"You, Jesus, like Abraham and Moses, were immigrants," went one prayer that poured out from the loudspeakers.
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The march of about one kilometer was accompanied by loudspeakers playing patriotic songs and onlookers thronged the roadsides.
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Protesters, ranging from handfuls to hundreds, stake territory outside clinics to pray, wave signs, and yell into loudspeakers.
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As the Iraqi army began to advance towards his village, he could hear their loudspeakers in the distance.
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In the Oceti Sakowin camp, native and non-native alike danced to celebratory drumming that blasted through loudspeakers.
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The last time South Korea deployed the loudspeakers, in August 2015, it triggered an exchange of artillery fire.
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For decades, loudspeakers have been a fixture along the border, beckoning soldiers to defect to the other side.
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Gunshots and screams played over the loudspeakers before it cut to the next clip in the Parkland montage.
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In Greifswald, she led a crowd in practicing CPR as loudspeakers blared the Bee Gees song "Stayin' Alive".
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That's a shame, frankly, because the SC17's loudspeakers are really quite decent and provide reasonable spatial imaging.
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None of the witnesses said the police used loudspeakers or other methods to give directions to the protesters.
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In February, US authorities intercepted of loudspeakers bound for Australia, with $1.3 billion worth of meth hidden inside.
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South Korea made its own conciliatory gesture on Monday by turning off loudspeakers at the inter-Korean border.
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The Taiwanese government used her music as a psychological weapon, blasting it from loudspeakers positioned near the mainland.
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Anti-North Korea messages and K-Pop music were broadcast from loudspeakers at 11 sites along the border.
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A few hours later, civil defense authorities were driving around her neighborhood with loudspeakers, announcing a mandatory evacuation.
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The two Koreas have also started dismantling loudspeakers they have used to blare propaganda broadcasts across the border.
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Even after the violence last weekend, the group's truck still patrolled the streets, broadcasting its claims over loudspeakers.
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"Thank god the revolution is 40 years old," someone shouted through loudspeakers mounted on lampposts along the route.
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Loudspeakers and propaganda balloons were favorite weapons of psychological warfare used by the two Koreas during the Cold War.
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The North shot at one of the loudspeakers and the South fired dozens of artillery shells back in response.
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Others just hiked up a small rise with sleds or sipped brandy outside while music pumped from competing loudspeakers.
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Lugging out mats and poles, assembling beams and loudspeakers, the crew has no easy set-up or break down.
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Meliana's lawyers said she had made remarks in a private conversation in 2016 on the volume of mosque loudspeakers.
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Expect Alexa-powered light bulbs and lamps, loudspeakers, smart locks, sprinklers, and even apps to be all over CES.
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A sheriff's patrol unit used loudspeakers to tell gawkers to stay clear of the distressed fish, the newspaper reported.
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It comes as a response to South Korea blasting anti-North propaganda and K-pop songs from border loudspeakers.
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"Ladies and gentlemen…" If you frequent public transit, you're probably used to hearing this booming, gendered greeting over loudspeakers.
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In the dim ruby light, the ship's chaplain, US Navy Lt. Jonathan Maruszewski, reads a prayer over the loudspeakers.
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Thousands of people who couldn't get inside for the rally are gathered outside listening to Trump over loudspeakers. pic.twitter.
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Sleep The Grand Mosque's call to prayer echoes throughout the medina on loudspeakers every day at 3:45 a.m.
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China may no longer be the bleak land of Mao suits, self-criticism sessions and loudspeakers blaring communist slogans.
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O'Rourke's event was so close to Trump's that "God Bless America" could be heard blaring over the nearby loudspeakers.
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I would put Beethoven's "Pastoral" on my loudspeakers and imagine prancing through a grassy meadow with my imaginary girlfriend.
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As "Silent Night" plays softly over loudspeakers, guests pass plaques featuring the lyrics to the song in various languages.
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They maintain that she had made remarks in a private conversation in 2016 on the volume of mosque loudspeakers.
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From the rooftop Panorama La Medina cafe you can just hear him, competing with the loudspeakers from mosques farther away.
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South Korean soldiers take down propaganda loudspeakers on the border with North Korea on May 27 in Paju, South Korea.
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"Islamic State fighters are also pleading to local residents through mosques' loudspeakers to donate food to them," Al Sumaria alleged.
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If you win the latter, you'll stand at the top of a podium while your national anthem blares over loudspeakers.
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South Korean officials said the North was expected to reciprocate the South's initiative by turning off its own propaganda loudspeakers.
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Warning sirens could be heard from various embassies as loudspeakers urged employees to take shelter in safe rooms and bunkers.
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These sounds, in turn, will be channeled via wires to a series of chairs, which will essentially function as loudspeakers.
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In southern Gaza, the attack was announced over mosque loudspeakers and Hamas activists handed out sweets to passersby in celebration.
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But it is impossible to miss the constellation of six loudspeakers atop a giant metal structure resembling the Eiffel Tower.
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"There's a difference between paying for loudspeakers and Jumbotrons and paying people to show up at an event," Wikler says.
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I told them to lower the volume of the loudspeakers before I unplugged the amplifier, and they didn't understand me.
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The relief effort used sirens, loudspeakers and sent more than 20 million mobile messages to the targeted people, he said.
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"We used our vehicle loudspeakers to encourage protesters to leave the compound," a police officer stationed near the embassy said.
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People there fled into the streets at midnight, shaken by alarms blaring over loudspeakers and a full minute of tremors.
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At one point, Ayatollah Khamenei could be heard through loudspeakers saying prayers for Mr. Rafsanjani while protesters chanted opposition slogans.
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Soothing recorded messages playing over loudspeakers say that the government cares, and admonish residents to wear masks and minimize outings.
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Dancers wrapped in skirts with Francis' face swayed to the beat played over loudspeakers and the rafters erupted in ululations.
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It ended with an announcement blared over loudspeakers, telling women to wear a film of black cloth over their eyes.
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He said South Korea would deploy more propaganda loudspeakers along the border with North Korea and operate them for longer hours.
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Improved early warning systems include the construction of 17 new towers with sirens and loudspeakers that alert communities when to evacuate.
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Moreover, over 17,000 individuals have been apprehended by authorities for "misuse of loudspeakers" from mosques and other public gatherings and rallies.
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In it, 24 antique loudspeakers played arias and occasional pop tunes with the records changing as if by an invisible hand.
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"Born in the USA" played over loudspeakers as American fans revelled in their country's first rowing gold of the Rio Games.
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In Savannah, police drove through the streets, using loudspeakers to tell residents about the mandatory evacuation over the past two days.
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"(The announcement) came over the loudspeakers that are dotted around," said Paul Lecher, 68, a retired Parisian and frequent Louvre visitor.
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"Born in the USA" played over loudspeakers as American fans reveled in their country's first rowing gold of the Rio Games.
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Israel's parliament has been considering a bill that would ban the use of loudspeakers to issue the Adhan between 11 p.m.
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Ranchera music blasts from loudspeakers, roasted pork and rum are sold and tables are set up with dice and card games.
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"Born in the USA" played over loudspeakers as American fans reveled in their country's first rowing gold of the Rio Games.
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The terminal is cold from the constant air-conditioning, with loud, echoing acoustics and the relentless high-pitched jingle of loudspeakers.
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He ordered his front-line units to prepare to attack South Korean loudspeakers along the border unless they stopped blaring propaganda.
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And it all started with a shotgun of bugle music, blasted over loudspeakers, a choreography of scheduling from reveille to taps.
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Loudspeakers throughout the building broadcast the message "an explosion caused by a rocket has occurred on compound," The Associated Press reported.
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When members of both groups began marching, police used loudspeakers to order people to stay off the streets and on sidewalks.
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The order via the loudspeakers of mosques came after the Iraqi military announced its troops had reached hills overlooking the town.
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"If the Buddha were still alive, he would go deaf from the noise from the loudspeakers," Mr. Hla Myo Aung said.
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South Korea has also resumed anti-North propaganda broadcasts through loudspeakers along the border, a tactic that the North considers insulting.
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He began holding rallies, bellowing insults through loudspeakers that reverberated inside the Sufis' house of worship as they tried to pray.
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To save money, the company wanted to shut off the soundtrack playing over the loudspeakers, but Ms. Claude wouldn't let them.
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As the reports about Taji came in, loudspeakers at the American Embassy in Baghdad announced that an attack could be imminent.
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Violence erupted in Karachi after the speech by Hussain was relayed over loudspeakers in the southern Pakistani city in August 2016.
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When a few bars of "We Will Rock You" by Queen blasted from the loudspeakers, the North Korean cheerleaders sat still.
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The blast was preceded by "incoming" announcements on loudspeakers, often used by the American embassy to warn of an imminent rocket attack.
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The militants blared ultimatums from the loudspeakers of Mosul mosques: Leave by July 2000 to avoid death or forced conversion to Islam.
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Patriotic anthems like "The East Is Red" crackle from loudspeakers, women dance with fans and school children march along quaint, wide streets.
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But as the BBC rightly points out, this thing seems most suited for broadcasting promotional audio messages via its built-in loudspeakers.
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Civilians began fleeing after Islamic State fighters told them via loudspeakers to leave the center as fighting drew closer, the Observatory said.
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For five minutes, all eyes were turned up toward the sky, as if beholding silent fireworks as classical music played from loudspeakers.
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Suh said the South had also informed the North on Monday of the soldier and his treatment, via loudspeakers on the border.
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Since then, the Koreas dismantled their frontline propaganda loudspeakers, restored a military hotline and held their first general-level talks since 2007.
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Because of electricity shortages in the North, its loudspeakers have not been as powerful as the South's, South Korean military officials said.
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Quader smiled down from posters hung from trees, electrical wires, and plastered on walls, as loudspeakers perched atop rickshaws blared Hasina's praises.
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There was a studio audience of about 24 sitting outside the booth, hearing it coming through the loudspeakers, and we just played.
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The lawsuit contends that the alerts will turn phones into "government loudspeakers" that would allow Trump or other presidents to issue propaganda.
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Some 172 individual loudspeakers, more than Steinberg has ever used before on Broadway, are placed throughout the 1,319-seat Richard Rodgers Theatre.
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Samsung has 43% off their Qi fast-charging wireless charger, while KEF is offering a 153% discount on their Q100 Bookshelf Loudspeakers.
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Moscow (CNN)At an air base south of Moscow, a crowd greets returning heroes as a rousing military march blares from loudspeakers.
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What doesn't hold up though, is the black cassette tape inserted into the black hi-fi for playback from the black loudspeakers.
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These loudspeakers were used to blare deafening sounds, insults and profanity into the camp, as part of psychological torture against the residents.
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David and Sue Thatcher from Toronto, Canada, wander through a mostly empty plaza, as the afternoon call to prayer blares over loudspeakers.
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Gladiatorial rock music blasted from loudspeakers as Ali walked to the mat a few feet behind her opponent, Ekaterina Bukina of Russia.
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Loudspeakers inside the office broadcast a warning that "an explosion caused by a rocket has occurred on compound," The Associated Press reported.
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The tension over the loudspeakers was easy to detect in a visit to a clothes and jewelry market a few blocks away.
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The message was echoed in appeals blared by loudspeakers on vehicles that drove into Gaza neighborhoods to urge people to turn out.
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Following the North's fourth nuclear test in January, South Korea restarted front-line loudspeakers to send blaring propaganda broadcasts across the border.
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When the triumphant opening bars of Communist China's national anthem began blaring over the loudspeakers, two older women started lowering the flags.
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Hilltop loudspeakers blare K-pop songs daily toward the North, which counters by sending propaganda leaflets floating on balloons into the South.
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Seoul has been playing news of the soldier's defection through loudspeakers aimed at the North, according to South Korea's Yonhap news agency.
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But moments before she began speaking, her recorder caught the unmistakable sound of Frank Sinatra singing "My Way" over the arena's loudspeakers.
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Hamas dialed back the protests on Tuesday, and the mosque loudspeakers that had urged Gazans to protest on Monday were largely silent.
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The beach was fronted by a beach club, with bars and tables and large outdoor loudspeakers and loungers stacked away for winter.
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Police vans in the Kashmir valley have been cruising the streets with their loudspeakers blaring orders that people must stay at home.
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Now eight robots milk more than 400 cows three times a day as jazz piano music plays over loudspeakers in the barn.
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I saw hundreds of people in front of the Eyup Police Precinct and all the mosques were broadcasting on loudspeakers "Allahu ekber".
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But before she could speak, music boomed through the loudspeakers and out came Shane McMahon, Vince's estranged son and Stephanie's big brother.
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The lights, decorations and music blaring from loudspeakers during such events can be enough to delude one that is day and not night.
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It plays on loudspeakers in the museum's parking lot, and from a distance it can even sound like a muezzin's call to prayer.
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A set of 40 loudspeakers brought in for the piece played the final moment of the Philadelphia Eagles' Super Bowl victory in February.
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They march in a circle to music pumped from loudspeakers, while footage of tanks and helicopters plays on a screen above their heads.
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Vast loudspeakers play propaganda songs for up to 18 hours a day, praising the North's Kim dynasty or urging southern soldiers to defect.
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The commentator calls out "Justin from Hawaii" over the loudspeakers, and he approaches the ring, with a small army of children surrounding him.
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Party flags flew from cars and mopeds, loudspeakers blared campaign songs and young people wore T-shirts bearing the faces of political leaders.
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During one part of the training, the police punch their fists in the air and twist their waists to music blasted from loudspeakers.
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As the numbers peaked during the afternoon Israeli soldiers called out warnings in Arabic over loudspeakers to anyone who approached the border fence.
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Khodabandeh's wife supported this psychological torture by appearing at the scene, advocating these measures and taking images of herself standing near the loudspeakers.
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New to the center this season is a dizzyingly complex audio system consisting of 496 independently controllable loudspeakers; fall performances include, on Sept.
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A handful of police officers watched from a distance, as John Lennon's "Imagine" played through loudspeakers and organizers led chants and repeated clapping.
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In residential neighborhoods near the city center, mosque loudspeakers blared prayers and songs as the eclipse reached its peak around 7:20 a.m.
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Apparently, there are loudspeakers in the top corners of the room, but in all of my time there, I never noticed any music.
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Red-white-and-blue beach balls bounced atop the line, rock-concert style, as the Rolling Stones and Lynyrd Skynyrd blared through loudspeakers.
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They're in the South Korean countryside, near the border with North Korea, where the squawk of propaganda drifts in and out from loudspeakers.
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Mr. Ahadi said local Taliban, after outreach by the tribal elders, announced their support for the decision from the loudspeakers of local mosques.
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Loudspeakers blare patriotic songs as boys construct kites decorated with Palestinian flags and others arrive on trucks piled high with tires for burning.
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The police said they used loudspeakers to order the demonstrators to disperse more than 10 times and eventually arrested and cited 84 people.
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Just before the Dodgers took the field against the Braves, team organist Dieter Ruehle played his own version of "Numb" over the loudspeakers.
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"It's refresh time," Mr. Hayashi said as the factory loudspeakers began to broadcast the instructions, done in song and accompanied by piano notes.
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The state's disaster relief department has been using television, loudspeakers, radio and text messages to warn residents about the dangers of the storm.
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A photo of Mr. Christie on an easel toppled over, and Diana Ross's voice boomed from loudspeakers as the room filled with laugher.
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She recalls scrawling down Chairman Mao's latest pronouncements as they came through loudspeakers and talking with joyous peasants from the newly collectivized countryside.
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EÖ: By the beginning of the operation, the city's loudspeakers broadcast Ottoman military marches, reading the sura of conquest, taken from the Qur'an.
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" Half the bar rose up and looked around awkwardly as the loudspeakers from the Trump Unity Bridge began playing "The Star-Spangled Banner.
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The Blue House official said this could mean stopping propaganda broadcasts at the border that are commonly blasted from both sides over loudspeakers.
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When an American general arrived to confer with the papal nuncio, the U.S. Army blared music from loudspeakers to prevent journalists from eavesdropping.
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Cover image: South Korea on Monday, April 30, 2018, said it will remove propaganda-broadcasting loudspeakers from the tense border with North Korea.
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At the General's Mountain resort, Mongolian folk-metal and Adele blast out over loudspeakers as children as young as five zip down the slopes.
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The South turned on high-powered loudspeakers to blare pop songs and harsh criticism of the North's leader, Kim Jong-un, across the border.
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Following the parade, broadcaster Robin Roberts introduced the team at City Hall as DJ Khaled's "All I Do Is Win" played over the loudspeakers.
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KHUBBAYZA, Israel (Reuters) - Loudspeakers blared nationalist Arabic music across hillsides in northern Israel on Thursday as children ran across a field waving Palestinian flags.
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On Friday, South Korea resumed propaganda broadcasts on loudspeakers on the border, blaring pop music and criticism of Mr. Kim into his isolated country.
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Nearby, thousands of young people linked hands and danced to Kurdish music blaring from loudspeakers, while others waved red, yellow and green HDP flags.
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In 2000, the city was at the center of a landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision that banned students from leading pregame prayer over loudspeakers.
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Sermons broadcast through the night using loudspeakers are a common practice in the Southeast Asian country, where the vast majority of people are Buddhists.
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Only when the loudspeakers call the end of break do the machines start up again, ready for their humans to feed them more packages.
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Seoul had already turned off its loudspeakers ahead of Friday's summit, in order to try to help create a better atmosphere for the talks.
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North Korea, which followed suit by silencing its own critical broadcasts ahead of the summit, is also expected to remove its loudspeakers this week.
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This month, Slovakia beat Italy, 3–2, at the Ice Hockey World Championship, in Germany, and heard the Slovenian national anthem over the loudspeakers.
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At a recent practice, the beeps of trucks backing up and the rumble of trains passing through mingled with loudspeakers blaring Top 40 radio.
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LYON, France — "Mesdames et messieurs," a voice calmly boomed from the loudspeakers a few minutes into intermission at the Lyon Opera on July 7.
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Larung Gar Journal LARUNG GAR, China — Atop a hill, a growling chain saw drowned out loudspeakers broadcasting a lama's chants from a nearby temple.
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More than 100 demonstrators walked in a line behind a truck with loudspeakers as police looked on, according to Reuters reporters at the scene.
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From there, one can easily see the rolling hills of North Korea and hear the notorious propaganda blaring from loudspeakers of the rogue regime.
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With one index finger, she banged out songs she heard over the loudspeakers — there were only a handful, and the entire country hummed them.
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Rose proved to be a charismatic orator, holding forth with the exuberance and volume that were essential before the advent of loudspeakers and mics.
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Yet, at rallies in Central London, his supporters were allowed to set up a stage and speak through loudspeakers near Britain's center of power.
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The company commander's voice booming over loudspeakers welcomed them to the infantry, but he gave no nod to the women now joining the ranks.
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In the factory of Ila, a beauty company based out of an idyllic barn in the Cotswolds, Eastern chants play over loudspeakers all day.
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The nearest mosque, Father Saad said, which is about 300 feet away, moved its loudspeakers closer and cranked up the volume during daily prayers.
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The merry strains of "Rosamunde," which also emanated from loudspeakers during mass shootings of Jews at Majdanek, mocked the suffering that the camps inflicted.
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The Nazis were pioneers of musical sadism, although loudspeakers were apparently deployed more to drown out the screams of victims than to torture them.
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The South has raised its military alert to the highest level in areas near the loudspeakers, and has also stepped up its cyber security level.
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While the players line up in the center of the pitch a poignant passage from Anne Frank's diary will be read out over the loudspeakers.
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Part of a panel of loudspeakers installed at the demilitarised zone (DMZ) between South and North Korea that the South uses to play propaganda messages.
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The North used to threaten to direct its artillery at the loudspeakers, warning of an "all-out war" if the South didn't turn them off.
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The South turned on about 10 batteries of so-called propaganda loudspeakers at the heavily armed border at noon on Friday, the Defense Ministry said.
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Most hung well back in fields or on dusty patches of ground, where music played on loudspeakers and sandwiches and soft drinks were on sale.
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People rush to their seats, chatting excitedly and dancing to KC and the Sunshine Band's "That's the Way [I Like It]" pumping over the loudspeakers.
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AKG Describes these headphones like so: The K1000 are a unique design that is the equivalent of wearing a pair of loudspeakers on the head.
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North Korea has its own propaganda loudspeakers at the border, but a defense ministry official said he could not verify that they had also stopped.
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Even then, the IDF rules of engagement called for progressive escalation of force, including text messages, phone calls, leaflets, warnings over loudspeakers, and tear gas.
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As Salt-N-Pepa's "Whatta Man" thumps over the loudspeakers, the mystery contestant struts onto the stage, his head concealed by a bulbous pineapple mask.
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The authorities, some of whom arrived in military-style vehicles, demanded over loudspeakers that people leave before they began moving in, searching tent to tent.
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Bautista was roundly booed in pregame introductions on Thursday, and the theme from "Rocky" played over the loudspeakers just before the Rangers took the field.
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On March 29, as editors gathered to discuss final touches to the magazine, the words "this is not a drill" crackled over the school's loudspeakers.
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Outside, mechanical gates clanged open and shut; announcements blared from loudspeakers; officers shouted back-and-forth through the thick, bulletproof glass surrounding the control center.
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Long after the Patriots cleared the field, the theme song to "Rocky" blared over the stadium loudspeakers as fans hailed another cherished underdog from Philadelphia.
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The most comical moment came moments before the teams took the field, when the Whalers' theme song, "Brass Bonanza," was blasted over the stadium loudspeakers.
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In Mr. Kapp's telling, it was a raucous place, with loudspeakers above store entrances blaring Big Band tunes and proprietors prone to shouting at customers.
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VREDE, South Africa — With loudspeakers blaring, city officials drove across the black township's dirt roads in a pickup truck, summoning residents to the town hall.
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North Korea's propaganda broadcasts, once a daily nuisance here, finally faded last year when both Koreas agreed to switch off their loudspeakers on the border.
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He pointed out that the North had talked about "aiming fire in the past at South Korean targets," including things as small as propaganda loudspeakers.
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Police can use the devices as loudspeakers, or to disperse crowds through volumes that can top 120 decibels, louder than a sandblaster or power saw.
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On board, an announcement from the captain blared over loudspeakers, informing American guests willing to disembark that they were scheduled to leave from 9 p.m.
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They said that Hindu groups now hold provocative processions through the village during every Hindu festival, loudspeakers blaring, something that used to happen rarely before.
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There are simple wooden steps installed here and there, but no concrete staircases, iron railings or trails festooned with coloured pennants and loudspeakers playing soppy music.
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Think about the last time you heard a song you didn't know playing over the loudspeakers at the store or in the back of a cab.
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Sound United is already the largest supplier of loudspeakers in North America, and the D+M Group is the largest supplier of A/V receivers worldwide.
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"The missile is seen to have landed within a 20-km boundary west of the Oga peninsula," loudspeakers around the city blared during the evacuation drill.
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While we were filming, it was our voices on the track, but they would blast it over the loudspeakers and we would sing along to it.
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The march turned into a rave that ran through the weekend, with loudspeakers on the steps of parliament filling the street with house and techno music.
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Radios and mosque loudspeakers throughout the city blared mourning verses as demonstrators crowded the streets around the U.N. headquarters, many waving their rifles in the air.
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On February 12th, the first day of campaigning for a general election in May, Angkla politicians were out in force with loudspeakers on the Luneta pavement.
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To that skeleton, Aptonomy adds a new flight controller, and second computer to power day- and night-vision cameras, bright lights, and loudspeakers, among other things.
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In Somalia&aposs capital, Mogadishu, hundreds of people hurried to mosques for special prayers often observed during lunar eclipses while clerics on loudspeakers urged them along.
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Officials in Gamagori didn't hold back once the situation became clear, activating the city's emergency broadcast system and alerting residents from loudspeakers installed across the city.
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In the play, the voices of the invisible children are heard from loudspeakers, as dancers express their feelings of fear, forced silence, shame, guilt and turmoil.
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In the play, the voices of the invisible children are heard from loudspeakers, as dancers express their feelings of fear, forced silence, shame, guilt and turmoil.
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Here in this sorting center of tomorrow, I walk along the edge of the field and hear the morning break for humans, called out on loudspeakers.
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All weekend long, the loudspeakers played nothing but George Strait songs, and it is a testament to his legacy that some attendees might not have noticed.
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Footage from the former soccer stadium showed jubilant SDF fighters dancing hand-in-hand to music pumping from loudspeakers as they gathered ahead of the ceremony.
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To demonstrate the challenges involved, Angélique Scharine and Mark Ericson, two auditory researchers, escort me to a room where 57 loudspeakers are arrayed in a sphere.
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A smiling Ball family sits courtside behind a large LED strip emblazoned with triple B's while "X Gon' Give It To Ya" blares from the loudspeakers.
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For some of those coping with grief at Tuesday's visitation, Franklin's songs, booming out of loudspeakers, were the cure: "Rock steady, baby," sang the familiar voice.
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And on April 15, during the bar's sixth anniversary, audio from that clip was broadcast on loudspeakers outside the bar by protesters for everyone to hear.
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JERUSALEM — Across the Gaza Strip on Monday morning, loudspeakers on minarets urged Palestinians to rush the fence bordering Israel, where they were met by army snipers.
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Irritated by the music blasted out of loudspeakers, residents who live in the vicinity of popular dance spots have unleashed dogs on them and even thrown faeces.
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South Korea's decision to turn on the loudspeakers was made Thursday, when top national security officials met in Seoul to discuss a response to the North's test.
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By nightfall, members of the security forces issued warnings on loudspeakers, lobbed a volley of tear gas at the crowd and chased protesters into narrow side streets.
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South Korean officials cranked up banks of loudspeakers near the demilitarized zone with North Korea, blaring pop music, news reports and other information into the isolated country.
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The South started using the loudspeakers after two South Korean troops were seriously wounded by North Korean mines placed in the demilitarized zone between the two countries.
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They also claimed it would act as an unconstitutional seizure of their cellphones and that their cellphones would serve as "government loudspeakers" for people such as Trump.
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From behind a heavy police cordon, their cries of "Nazis out!" were forced to do battle with the strains of Wagnereseque music blaring from the nationalists' loudspeakers.
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The country honored the singer's heritage when he died last year, playing his greatest hits on trains and over loudspeakers on the Grand Place in central Brussels.
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Khawla al-Khallaf, a seamstress, lived near Naim Square, where families used to stroll at sundown and the loudspeakers played the songs of the Lebanese crooner Fairuz.
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Players walk to their places through cheering throngs of fans as a handpicked song booms over the loudspeakers and the auditorium becomes bathed in cool, blue light.
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Songs like Carly Simon's "You're So Vain" and Elvis Presley's "Hound Dog" play over loudspeakers, verbalizing the all-too-obvious meaning behind the artist's cavalcade of crap.
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Then he trots easily to the front of the starting line and takes off with the pack as AC/DC's "Highway to Hell" blares over the loudspeakers.
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For a time, upon contact, Kazakhstan's national anthem would suddenly blast from loudspeakers, at a volume loud enough to make people wonder if they had been punked.
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He also suggested that further research would be needed, where the reefs are monitored for a longer period, to truly understand how the loudspeakers influenced the fish.
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As far as performance, the speaker can play 96khz/24bit FLAC files, has a range of 40Hz to 40kHz, and has two coaxial loudspeakers and two drone cones.
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South Korea plans to resume blasting propaganda across the border to North Korea using loudspeakers on Friday in a move that is sure to infuriate its northern neighbors.
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The attack, which police believe may have been pre-meditated, sparked a manhunt with police using loudspeakers at a railway station to warn people to be on alert.
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South Korea's Yonhap news agency said that loudspeakers pointed at the border started blaring messages at noon, and that frontline troops near the speakers were on highest alert.
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The North Korean military warned of an "all-out war" if the South did not turn off its loudspeakers, and it even fired warning shots across the border.
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Outside the hospital, loudspeakers at Naval Support Activity Bethesda broadcast that the situation was not a drill, prompting people to shelter in place starting around 2:15 p.m.
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When the theme from the movie "Rocky" blared from the loudspeakers, an announcer declared, "Let's hear it for the king!" and Trump burst through a large paper screen.
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WHEN the alarm sounded from loudspeakers in the streets and his mobile telephone around 6am on August 29th, Saburo Ito thought it was a warning about an earthquake.
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Civilians began fleeing after IS fighters told them via loudspeakers to leave the center as fighting drew closer, the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) said.
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That is no longer the case, say students and residents, as the neighbors moved to defuse tension after the summit, clearing the DMZ of loudspeakers, landmines and weapons.
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For their part, South Korean loudspeakers denounced hunger and human rights violations in the North, highlighting the number of cars and other signs of affluence in the South.
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While Hussain has been known to criticize Pakistan's army in fiery speeches to party rallies delivered over the telephone via loudspeakers, one particular speech in August proved key.
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South Korea Monday pulled the plug on the infamous loudspeakers that throw a daily din of propaganda and K-pop over the demilitarized zone and into North Korea.
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The show of solidarity between the U.S. and South Korea came after Seoul reactivated loudspeakers broadcasting propaganda into North Korea near the heavily fortified border between the countries.
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"Just about everything that would have distinguished it would have been something that would have horrified every other company famous for making loudspeakers at the time," Jacob said.
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After kicking off a show onstage, the singer decides to hop down into the pit and hang out with his fans while his album blares over the loudspeakers.
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Silence didn't quite overtake them—"Pretty Woman" was still droning over the loudspeakers, and there were faint murmurs of conversation throughout the gym—but it definitely tried to.
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Seoul used the loudspeakers as a response to two South Korean troops being seriously wounded by North Korean mines placed in the demilitarized zone between the two countries.
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Huge loudspeakers sat on the floor, and soon the music started, a slow samba beat with a melody that de Oliveira, the ultimate do-it-yourselfer, had written.
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The great showman responded, of course, by playing air guitar and swaying to the music playing through the loudspeakers while smiling and nodding straight into the TV camera.
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As a traditional goodbye song blared over loudspeakers, the Jews and Palestinians danced, some Arabs lifted the groom on their shoulders and others carried the ultra-Orthodox men.
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When they were in position, the costumed marchers and the perky cheerleaders all standing solemnly at attention, the American and German national anthems were played over the loudspeakers.
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In the afternoon, patriotic songs blared from loudspeakers in Beirut and fireworks exploded over a sea of people dancing and singing, holding banners reading "unite against corrupt politicians".
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After the Iranian missile attack, state television showed footage of the Soleimani burial, with hundreds of people chanting: "God is greatest" when the strikes were announced over loudspeakers.
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After the Iranian missile attack, state television showed footage of the Soleimani burial, with hundreds of people chanting: "God is greatest" when the strikes were announced over loudspeakers.
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A few hours into the protest, tear gas was fired in an attempt to disperse the crowd and some of the militias encouraged protesters through loudspeakers to leave.
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According to 9to5Mac, it's a virtual acoustic system that works by using crosstalk canceling, which makes users feel like sound is coming from a different place than loudspeakers.
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One evening, while I was hanging out at my apartment with a Turkish friend, our conversation was interrupted by the call to prayer, which was amplified by loudspeakers.
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The next season, when Hasegawa came into games, the team would play "Gettin' Jiggy Wit It," by Will Smith, over the loudspeakers — "jiggy" sounds like "Shiggy," get it?
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Sergio Estrada-USA TODAY Sports LOS ANGELES — The crack of the bat is unmistakable amid the pop music blaring from Dodger Stadium's loudspeakers on a warm May afternoon.
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South Korea switched on the long-dormant loudspeakers after the January nuclear test, and North Korea responded by sending balloons into the South to drop propaganda leaflets and trash.
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The results were songs both melodic and real, a hardened version of the catchy R&B he used to overhear on loudspeakers at department stores and hum along with.
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Several women on Thursday evening prevented Philip Hammond from speaking for a few minutes by using loudspeakers to shout slogans during an annual banquet in London's Mansion House building.
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It can also be expanded to support a multi-channel surround sound system by adding Bang & Olufsen's BeoLab loudspeakers, with the TV's speaker then acting as the center channel.
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The C Seed 125 is a retractable, passive 2-way coaxial speaker system that can range from two loudspeakers to a 9.1 surround sound system, depending on your budget.
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It also has full-range loudspeakers and a built-in Raspberry Pi computer that emulates gaming systems like the SNES, NES, Genesis, NeoGeo, MAME, Atari 2600, N64, and PSX.
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Riot police used pepper spray against a small group of the protesters after they tried to bring a truck with loudspeakers closer to the residence, a Reuters photographer said.
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The Pakistani authorities are incensed by Mr Hussain's speeches, which are delivered by telephone from Edgware, a dowdy London suburb, and played on loudspeakers to crowds of MQM supporters.
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The bots have cameras and loudspeakers to guard against theft, and customers receiving a delivery will be texted a PIN code to unlock the trunk and grab their order.
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With their yellow vests and portable loudspeakers, Pastor Ka-Kit Ao and his volunteers are an unmistakable presence at the antigovernment protests that have upended this semiautonomous Chinese territory.
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Deals we've seen in the past were no small change: think $300 off KEF Bookshelf Loudspeakers and $50 to $60 off portable Bluetooth speakers from brands like Ultimate Ears.
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South Korea will remove propaganda-broadcasting loudspeakers from its border with North Korea this week, while Pyongyang has announced it is poised to realign its time zone with Seoul.
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China's capital was a city of bicycles and earthquake shelters, of blue Mao suits and tinny propaganda blaring from loudspeakers, of poorly stocked shops and farmland reeking of nightsoil.
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Using equipment borrowed from the scientist Edmond Dewan, the New Hampshire-born composer amplified his Alpha brainwaves and used the signals to operate 16 percussion instruments over eight loudspeakers.
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VALLON-PONT-D'ARC, France — Booming loudspeakers often give the start area of the Tour de France the aura of a disco, one that inexplicably opens for business at midmorning.
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Loudspeakers at border protest camps played Palestinian nationalist songs and Hamas, the armed Islamist movement which controls Gaza, had ordered schools to shut for the day to encourage participation.
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The loudspeakers have been hushed, and the hawkers have packed up their wares or closed their doors, since the use of electricity and the transaction of business are forbidden.
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In the lawsuit, Nicholas, Rakowsky and Nikitovich argue the new system would turn their electronic devices into "government loudspeakers" for Trump and others in the administration to promote propaganda.
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Returning to Pedro Brand after the season was over along with Reds pitcher Ariel Hernandez, the song blasted from loudspeakers, floating over the enthusiastic crowd assembled to greet them.
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Some survivors told of being roused Sunday night or early Monday by friends, or by police officers or sheriff's deputies driving down their streets, honking or shouting through loudspeakers.
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A brick guardhouse where loudspeakers once warned surfers of dangerous conditions had toppled onto the beach from a bank overlooking the sea, still intact but its foundation washed away.
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As songs including "Woman" by Neneh Cherry blared from the loudspeakers, the 82 women in evening dress walked up the carpeted staircase, then turned around to face the crowd.
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In Galinhos on a recent visit, youths advertised the city's anniversary ball, cruising the streets in transformed beach buggies, loudspeakers in their trunks to call residents to the celebrations.
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" After the match, the AEM girls celebrated their title by tossing Rodrigo into the air and holding up their trophy as the stadium loudspeakers blared "We Are the Champions.
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Since late August, loudspeakers mounted on tricycle rickshaws have rolled around the town, blaring messages from local monks and Rakhine community leaders exhorting Buddhists to avoid contact with Muslims.
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Music blared from loudspeakers and protesters braving rain lit a bonfire near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the foot of parliament, while about 20 tractors parked nearby.
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BANGKOK — In Myanmar, loudspeakers broadcast advice from Buddhist monks: Seven ground peppercorns, exactly seven, placed on the tongue will ward off the coronavirus spreading across Asia and the world.
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As Ms. Barrett's 3-D audio file was piped into the loudspeakers — there are 64, positioned both around and over listeners — the sound of her balloon manipulations was enveloping.
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Shortly after three, loudspeakers that had been set up around the cloister's edge started playing a recording of the English folk song "Scarborough Fair," as arranged for boy choristers.
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Worshippers on Friday filled the mosque's haram sanctuary, the holiest place in Islam, and spilled into nearby streets, malls, hotel lobbies and garages, listening to the sermon through loudspeakers.
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After the North Korean soldier defected last month, South Korea began broadcasting the news to other soldiers posted along the border in the North, using propaganda loudspeakers, Yonhap reported.
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There are hundreds of thousands of mosques across the vast Indonesian archipelago and most use loudspeakers to play the 'azan' or call to prayer, which lasts a few minutes.
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African-American Karen Long, who was among the crowds in Windsor listening as the ceremony was relayed on loudspeakers, was one of those who appreciated the bishop's fiery address.
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South Korea turned off the loudspeakers that broadcast a mixture of news, Korean pop songs and criticism of the North Korean regime as a goodwill gesture ahead of the summit.
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It will be much quieter and calmer than a typical city hospital, says Annika Tibell, the medical director; instead of flashing alarms and loudspeakers, staff will have discreet personal buzzers.
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WHEN loudspeakers in Kouzi, a village in the eastern province of Shandong, blared out urgent warnings of floodwaters heading downriver towards them, residents were anxious, but they did not panic.
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Amid a sea of Lebanese flags and music blaring from loudspeakers, people joined hands along coastal roads on Sunday, aiming to span 171 kilometers from the south to the north.
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Amid a sea of Lebanese flags and music blaring from loudspeakers, people joined hands along coastal roads on Sunday, aiming to span 171 kilometers from the south to the north.
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The broadcasts, in rolling bursts from walls of loudspeakers at 11 locations along the heavily militarized border, blared rhetoric critical of the Pyongyang regime as well as "K-pop" music.
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The last time South Korea deployed the loudspeakers, in retaliation for a landmine blast in August that wounded two South Korean soldiers, it led to an exchange of artillery fire.
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The broadcasts, in rolling bursts from walls of loudspeakers at 11 locations along the heavily militarized border, blared rhetoric critical of the Pyongyang regime, as well as "K-pop" music.
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Sirens blared and loudspeakers broadcast warnings in Japan's first civilian missile evacuation drill on Friday, conducted in a fishing town by officials wary about the threat of North Korean missiles.
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The sheriff has said the fire was moving fast, but authorities still alerted residents in a variety of ways, including going door-to-door and using loudspeakers on emergency vehicles.
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Fifty projectors lit up the white stone of the Roman Catholic mecca with rare marine life swimming to the facade's perimeters while the echoes of wild birds played on loudspeakers.
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The incident came just days after South Korea began blaring music and propaganda from loudspeakers along the border in retaliation for a nuclear test conducted last week by the North.
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Cars in the streets below had loudspeakers mounted on their roofs broadcasting messages to the last Islamic State fighters telling them they would not be ill-treated if they surrendered.
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During my time in the home audio business I spent countless hours listening to and learning about loudspeakers of all kinds from $50 bookshelf models up to $20,000 Meridian systems.
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In 2015, North and South Korea exchanged artillery fire at the same time as the Ulchi Freedom Guardian drills after the South began blasting propaganda on loudspeakers across the border.
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The broadcasts, in rolling bursts from walls of loudspeakers at 11 locations along the heavily militarised border, blared rhetoric critical of the Pyongyang regime as well as "K-pop" music.
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As the sea turned frothy on Thursday afternoon and the rain began to fall, the loudspeakers blared messages telling people to go to the nearest shelter as soon as possible.
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Crowds had gathered at the airport well before the scheduled arrival time, with some wearing T-shirts bearing Mugabe's face and others with Mnangagwa's image, while music blared from loudspeakers.
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Other scientists have also tried to use underwater loudspeakers to replicate the sounds of healthy reefs, in an attempt to entice fish back to dead reefs to help them recover.
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An hour after the Iranian missile attack, state television showed footage of the burial, where hundreds of people started chanting "God is greatest" when the strikes were announced over loudspeakers.
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What often remains unseen are the smaller protests, the ones that aren't getting covered by the mainstream media — statements on cardboard and loudspeakers held up by the few but passionate.
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South Korea's birthday gift to North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un, who is believed to have turned 33 today, was to turn its loudspeakers back on and denigrate his wife.
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North and South Korea began taking down the loudspeakers that broadcast propaganda across their border Tuesday, as they take baby steps toward reconciliation in the wake of Friday's landmark summit.
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Several women prevented Philip Hammond from speaking for a few minutes by using loudspeakers to shout slogans during an annual banquet in London's landmark Mansion House building on Thursday evening.
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It's a tool the state uses and blasts over the loudspeakers throughout the day, including the song "We are the Happiest in the World," which I'm going to guess is untrue.
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Health officials in the city used loudspeakers along streets and in communities to urge residents to contact the government if they had been to the store recently, Chinese news reports said.
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The device is essentially a combination of the Nest camera, Google Home Hub, and the Google Home Max, offering a security camera, smart display, and loudspeakers all in a single gadget.
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By 1950, Martenot had designed three baroque loudspeakers or diffuseurs (one is shaped like a lyre; another is a resonant gong), which aficionados say add unmistakable nuances to the instrument's sound.
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But, Snooki still stars crying when she hears little Lorenzo's favorite song over the loudspeakers, and Jenni is subsequently so overcome she has to go to the bathroom to compose herself.
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In many northern towns, sirens wailed and loudspeakers urged residents to take precautions, sending some scrambling to leave their houses while others confessed they had no idea what they should do.
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So, they need to keep the Palestinians unhappy and miserable, or they won&apost actually obey them when they get on the loudspeakers and tell them to converge on the border.
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The Audio Engineering Society published a paper in 1994 from researchers at Harmon, who wanted to find out if people rated the quality of loudspeakers differently if they could see them.
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Prior to 2011, warning broadcasts were mostly limited to television, radio, and city officials on loudspeakers, with volunteer firemen in trucks roaming the roads, telling residents to flee to higher ground.
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But exceptionally loud noises—close cracks of thunder, the emissions of rock-concert loudspeakers and so on—can disorganise the bundles, traumatising and sometimes killing the cells they are connected to.
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SAMAQA, Iraq (Reuters) - When Islamic State insurgents fired mortar bombs at Iranian Kurdish women fighters holding a desert position in northern Iraq, the women first hit back by singing through loudspeakers.
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South Korea has stopped blaring music and other propaganda via loudspeakers along the border with North Korea, in an apparent gesture of goodwill ahead of top-level talks later this week.
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The text outlined two examples of "hostile acts" that each side would cease to ease said tensions -- removing loudspeakers that broadcast propaganda and stopping the distribution of leaflets along the border.
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Tom DeLonge was slightly uncomfortable when a Blink-182 song blared over the loudspeakers during a baseball game he attended on Mother's Day — but kept his sense of humor about it.
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In 2010, a number of Iranian regime agents, introducing themselves as relatives to MEK members, installed 300 powerful loudspeakers around Ashraf with support provided by the Iranian embassy and Iraqi army.
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Not to mention, South Korea's Defense Ministry recently turned off its propaganda loudspeakers along the joint border in an effort to "create a peaceful mood" for the upcoming Moon-Kim summit.
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Its loudspeakers blasted recordings of "The Star-Spangled Banner" and "God Bless America" over and over, compelling many sunbathers, reluctant to be seen as unpatriotic, to stand and salute each time.
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In an alleyway between the boutique hotel and the wall, partygoers sat on a long table decorated with tattered and singed Union Jack flags while off-key music played through loudspeakers.
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"Sometimes I need to vomit and I work more slowly than other people," Sophan says, speaking in a hurried lunch-break before the loudspeakers summon workers back to the production line.
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Two lawyers not involved with the case said the Buddhist center, or dharma community hall, that woke Mr. Haijtema appeared to have violated the law by using loudspeakers after 9 p.m.
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Riot police officers used pepper spray against a small group of the protesters on Sunday after they tried to bring a truck with loudspeakers closer to the president's residence, Reuters reported.
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The festive atmosphere, though, was undercut by police broadcasts over loudspeakers warning that the protesters, some of whom had wished to remain anonymous, had been identified through photographs and video footage.
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Zhang Shu, 27, worries that her parents and neighbors are becoming cavalier about the virus, even as workers drive around her village near Wenzhou with loudspeakers telling people to stay home.
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In past meetings, North Korea has demanded that the South stop holding joint military exercises with the United States and end the use of loudspeakers to broadcast propaganda along the border.
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Loudspeakers came to life as their camouflaged, many-wheeled carriers growled towards the grand gateway of the Forbidden City where President Xi Jinping and other Chinese leaders waited on a rostrum.
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Innovations in xenophobiaHungary built a fence along its southern border capable of delivering electric shocks to unwanted migrants and armed with heat sensors, cameras, and loudspeakers that blare in several languages.
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Masjid al-Aman, a mosque in East New York, Brooklyn, that like many mosques summons the faithful to prayer through roof-mounted loudspeakers, five times a day (83 calls to 311).
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For a few precious seconds as each hitter strode to the plate, the Shea Stadium loudspeakers would play the No. 221 song in the country the day that hitter was born.
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The loudspeakers blare as the large white bus moves slowly through eastern India's towns and villages and an animated voice calls on residents - young and old - to come and join the fun.
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Standing a few feet away, listening to her remarks booming out of loudspeakers as a cool wind blew, I felt tears welling in my eyes and a chill run down my spine.
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Acquitted by the Republican-led Senate on Wednesday, Trump made a red-carpet arrival in the White House East Room for a victory lap as "Hail to the Chief" played over loudspeakers.
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In many northern Japanese towns, sirens wailed and loudspeakers urged residents to take precautions, sending some scrambling to leave their houses while others confessed they had no idea what they should do.
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THE candidate of the Constitutional Democratic Party (CDP), Akira Nagatsuma, spoke from the top of a gaisensha, a van adorned with banners and loudspeakers of the sort favoured by campaigning Japanese politicians.
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They can record suspicious activity, shine a light on intruders, allow two-way communication with the intruder through loudspeakers, and generally scare off potential troublemakers as an intimidating presence in the air.
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For its follow-up, the company partnered with Barefoot Sound, an American manufacturer of studio monitors and loudspeakers, to create the second-generation Shinola Bookshelf Speakers, which are available later this week.
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Leaving aside basic problems like avoiding theft (will a loudspeakers really be enough?) and crossing roads safely (does the robot have to wait for a human to press the pedestrian crossing button
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In September, eight people were injured when a crowd of dancers tried to haul loudspeakers into the park and were stopped by dozens of guards, according to news reports at the time.
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Buddhist organizations in Myanmar often use loudspeakers at high volume to broadcast sermons, perform rituals or solicit donations, and many social media users took Mr. Haijtema's side after his arrest was reported.
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The symbolism of the visit is striking, given that the South Korean military uses K-pop for psychological warfare, blasting it from loudspeakers in the Demilitarized Zone that divides the two countries.
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Mr. Poppe and his team filmed with a cast of amateur actors over five days in September last year, using loudspeakers to replicate the exact number of shots fired by Mr. Breivik.
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Women's efforts to pray (in the women's section) are often purposefully drowned out by the men who use loudspeakers to disrupt women's prayers, and ensure women's voices can literally not be heard.
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As Thiem took a 4-3 lead, the stadium's audio and visual systems stopped working, turning the giant screens blank and leaving the umpire unable to announce the score over the loudspeakers.
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Many there could not see or hear the dozen or so speakers — including politicians, conservative pundits and well-known gun rights advocates — slated to address rally-goers, so they huddled around loudspeakers.
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Mothers showed up with children, or with pet dogs wrapped in padded vests, and young couples bundled in winter coats sang along as loudspeakers blared catchy tunes calling for Ms. Park's ouster.
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This new research not only saw the amount of fish double in number through the use of underwater loudspeakers, but also saw an increase in the number of species present by 50%.
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These days, it's a louder and more cumbersome intruder: open-air tour vans, pushing through on roads that can barely fit one car, some with loudspeakers blaring dubious claims by the driver.
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In a typical drill, about 300 town residents and schoolchildren rush to school buildings to seek shelter after sirens from loudspeakers warn them of a possible missile flight and debris falling on them.
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Yet the faithful braved the chilly weather outside the town's Manger Square as traditional Christmas songs like "Jingle Bells" played in Arabic over loudspeakers and scout groups paraded with bagpipes and sang carols.
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Cover image: South Korean soldiers draw down a cover from the loudspeakers at a military base near the border between South Korea and North Korea on January 8, 2016 in Yeoncheon, South Korea.
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The South also attempted communication through the U.N. Armistice Commission and then broadcast the intention to repatriate the six through loudspeakers at the border, Unification Ministry spokesman Lee Duk-haeng told a briefing.
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Our attention was secured when loudspeakers burst forth with amplified burbling coos and intermittent kerfuffles: A microphone in the birds' midst made it feel as if we were up there with them, too.
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They descended into the crowd, drawing hundreds of spectators into a promenade around the cobblestoned square, as Chopin's "Polonaise No. 3" played over loudspeakers and Pietrzak admonished those who declined to join in.
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Last year, South Korea blasted pop songs by acts like Apink and BigBang over loudspeakers in the Demilitarized Zone, leading the North to threaten "all-out war" if the broadcasts did not cease.
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Customs officials in Luanda, Angola, were examining a shipment of loudspeakers when they found that they had been used to smuggle pornographic DVDs and strips of fake Coartem, an ACT manufactured by Novartis.
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REUTERS/Susana Vera Sirens blared and loudspeakers broadcast warnings in Japan's first civilian missile evacuation drill on Friday, conducted in a fishing town by officials wary about the threat of North Korean missiles.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North and South Korea began dismantling loudspeakers that blared propaganda across their heavily fortified border on Tuesday, South Korea's defense ministry said, fulfilling a promise made at last week's historic summit.
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The Loudspeakers issued constant propaganda along the lines of: On his first golf outing, the supreme leader shot five holes in one, not long after scoring a perfect 300 his first time bowling!
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With Huawei, Devialet has built two subwoofers — loudspeakers which enable low-pitched audio frequencies — into the speaker which push against each other to cancel out any vibrations from the body of the device.
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Dozens of F.B.I. agents from Virginia, in town to help with the shooting investigation, awoke to loudspeakers at a hotel in nearby Agoura Hills, announcing that they were now under mandatory evacuation orders.
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Religious leaders loyal to the president also for the first time used the network of mosques with loudspeakers to urge Turks to go out into the streets in the name of "jihad" (holy war).
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With loudspeakers blaring patriotic music into the dark, the dusk-till-dawn demonstrations began small and escalated in recent days, ahead of a massive protest rally expected at sites along the frontier on Saturday.
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The South will turn on its batteries of so-called propaganda loudspeakers at the heavily armed border at noon Friday, said Cho Tae-yong, a senior national security adviser to President Park Geun-hye.
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The Syrian army used loudspeakers to broadcast warnings to insurgents that it was poised to enter their rapidly diminishing area during the day and told them to speed up their evacuation of the city.
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"WE ARE FAMILY!" blared the loudspeakers, as the grandees of Germany's Christian Democratic Union (CDU), and its Bavarian sister party, the Christian Social Union (CSU), merrily marched on stage in Münster on April 27th.
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Young protesters carrying rubbish bags arrived early in central Beirut on Sunday to clean debris left from festive demonstrations the day before, while groups of marchers with drums and loudspeakers returned to keep momentum.
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"Most of them wouldn't get out of bed for the money we earn," added Ms. Pawelec, standing behind a row of beer taps as the song "We Didn't Start the Fire" blared from loudspeakers.
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Others described the fires as divine retribution for legislation being advanced in Israel, with Mr. Netanyahu's backing, to ban or restrict the use of loudspeakers by mosques and other houses of worship across Israel.
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Nevertheless, the group was given permission to hold a rally the next day, and mosque loudspeakers were used to mobilize an even larger group, said Anjan Kumar Deb, the vice chairman of Nasirnagar subdistrict.
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Last March, the central government issued a set of 12 "official" routines meant to supplant the throbbing disco music, electro-folk tunes and Bollywood-influenced dance numbers that are often blasted over tinny loudspeakers.
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Later, he will face what organizers describe as a "wall of sound" blasted from loudspeakers in front of Winfield House, the American ambassador's official residence in London, where he is expected to stay overnight.
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Three choruses, jazz band, a small symphony orchestra, two speakers, soprano and baritone soloists and eight loudspeakers are positioned around the hall — the ensemble's shape approaching Zimmermann's utopian idea of a spherical performing space.
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You recalled the smallest details — the four songs that seemed to play from the loudspeakers on an endless loop, the weight of a parent's hand, the pattern of clothing worn by a candidate's spouse.
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You recalled the smallest details — the four songs that seemed to play from the loudspeakers on an endless loop, the weight of a parent's hand, the pattern of clothing worn by a candidate's spouse.
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"Our firefighters immediately got on their public address loudspeakers, were able to calm that individual down and were able to place an aerial ladder up there and have an effective rescue," Captain Scott said.
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In the end, so many people came to protest against supposed Democratic plans to disarm them that they could not all fit in, and loudspeakers had to be set up outside for the latecomers.
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A bill that would regulate the traditional use of loudspeakers for the Muslim call to prayer passed its first legislative hurdle in Israel's Parliament on Wednesday, provoking frustration and anger among some Arab lawmakers.
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South Korea's military plans to use loudspeakers along the shared Korean border to inform North Koreans of Mr. Kim's killing and of their government's brutality, a South Korean news agency, Yonhap, reported on Wednesday.
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In camps around the region, Palestinians staged strikes, burned Israeli and U.S. flags and played nationalist songs from loudspeakers to protest against a plan they say could result in their permanent expulsion from ancestral homes.
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CNN's visit took place as South Korea resumed broadcasting propaganda via loudspeakers over the DMZ -- the heavily guarded and fortified buffer zone between the two Koreas -- an act that has infuriated Pyongyang in the past.
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In the past, loudspeakers blaring propaganda from both sides made it impossible for the students to play outside, and they faced the risk of occasional exploding landmines swept along by floodwaters during the rainy seasons.
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Witnesses said Islamic State had announced via loudspeakers that residents could leave if they wanted, but it was unclear why the group changed tact after clamping down on civilian movement only a few days ago.
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A proposal backed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and initially endorsed this week by his ministers would authorize the government to ban the use of loudspeakers by mosques and other houses of worship across Israel.
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The four-piece wind their way through some tight choreography as Wyclef Jean's verse is piped in over the loudspeakers, then they endearingly coach the kids through the call-and-response at the track's end.
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The fence, which is monitored by drones and by soldiers, is equipped with heat sensors and loudspeakers that issue grave warnings in English, Arabic, and Farsi that attempting to cross the border is a crime.
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Related: In Photos: Inside Greece's Idomeni Camp, Where 13,000 Migrants Are Stuck in Purgatory Greek authorities broadcast messages over loudspeakers at the camp to dispel "irresponsible rumors" that the border crossing was about to reopen.
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South Korea, hoping to ease tensions and "create a peaceful mood" for a meeting between its president and Mr. Kim on Friday, turned off loudspeakers blaring K-pop music and other propaganda into North Korea.
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After I told my buddies inside what had happened, they started making announcements over the ship's loudspeakers whenever a watch-stander spotted the Northern Lights, then everyone would run outside to look at them too.
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Amid the chaos, the Ministry of Religious Affairs texted the country's imams and muezzins and instructed them to sing a special prayer from mosque loudspeakers to exhort Erdogan's conservative supporters to take to the streets.
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The passions, anger and toxicity evoked by Brexit have been most visible in the regular demonstrations outside the Houses of Parliament, where the most vocal of both sides gather with their flags, loudspeakers and placards.
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The upright sculpture, in a corner of the gallery's small front room, is made of 14 gray horn loudspeakers; dangling down and spreading across the floor is a tangle of root-like, red electrical wiring.
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Huge crowds of railway workers, teachers, students, hospital workers and other protesters peacefully marched down Paris's wide boulevard Magenta, and amid blaring loudspeakers and occasional firecrackers, commuters struggled to find ways to get to work.
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Reagan's stirring example is still taught in Dixon, a trim, conservative town, with an equestrian statue of the president on its riverfront and loudspeakers on lamp-posts that play the Carpenters and other easy-listening classics.
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In initial small steps towards reconciliation, South Korea said on Monday it would remove loudspeakers that blared propaganda across the border, while North Korea said it would shift its clocks to align with its southern neighbor.
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Beastie Boys' "Sabotage" came on the loudspeakers, and then the new Roadster rolled out of the very Semi he had just introduced, ripping around the massive lot where the trucks had been just a moment earlier.
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The South Korea Defense Ministry said in a statement that it is silencing the loudspeakers "to mitigate military tensions between North and South Korea and create an atmosphere of peaceful talks," reports the Los Angeles Times.
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Islamic State broadcast messages via mosque loudspeakers in some areas encouraging locals to resist the "infidels' attack" while elsewhere they threatened to kill anyone who refused to retreat deeper into the city, according to several residents.
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When Robinson finally called action on set — which consisted only of the three actors; the director of photography, Bryce Fortner; and one camera operator — Hall said Robinson started blaring "Let's Get It On" out of loudspeakers.
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North Korea then threatened to attack the loudspeakers, which it said sullied the "dignity of our supreme leadership," and put its military on what it called a "semi-war" footing, moving more troops to the border.
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Conversely, however, when researchers offered females the choice (in an experimental set-up using two loudspeakers), they found that the city-frog calls were much more attractive to individual females than were the forest-frog calls.
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After all, the premiere, "New York," does end with rap lyrics like "My feminism will be intersectional or it will be bullshit," a reference to Flavia Dzodan's 2011 blog, booming over the loudspeakers of Kings Theatre.
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But there was no problem with directionality in Davis' case, because there was a microphone attached to the bell of the instrument, and a sound engineer would mix the output as it was reinforced through loudspeakers.
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In Bangladesh, 56,0003 volunteers have been enlisted in coastal areas, warnings have been made through loudspeakers and via mobile phone call trees, and hundreds of thousands of pounds of food and supplies have been brought in.
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In the spring, he set up loudspeakers warning visitors about scalpers and pickpockets who target tourists waiting in the perennially long lines outside Italy's most-visited museum, famous for its magnificent treasures by Botticelli and Raphael.
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Several women, wearing red evening dresses and sashes with the words 'climate emergency', prevented Hammond from speaking for a few minutes by using loudspeakers to shout slogans during a banquet in London's landmark Mansion House building.
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When "Oakland" by Vell came blaring over the Oakland Coliseum loudspeakers, the five-time Pro Bowler immediately got to his feet and treated fans to one of the most hilariously enthusiastic dance performances of the season.
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Thousands of Palestinians took to the streets across Gaza on Thursday in celebration of the unity pact, with loudspeakers on open cars blasting national songs, youths dancing and hugging and many waving Palestine and Egyptian flags.
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Especially if you're missing funky '70s graphics (à la "The Electric Company" and "Mellow Yellow"), bookshelves full of '70s and '80s records, Abba and Bon Jovi playing on the loudspeakers, and salmon and blue pastel colors.
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Generally, he used tiny, standard loudspeakers to produce slight, chirpy sounds performed at the limits of audio perceptibility, such as can be heard in his "Small Music #230: Dance on Takashima Island 1 and 2" (1998).
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Trump is the third sitting president to address the march: Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush both made supportive remarks to the march at least twice each during their presidencies, speaking via telephone broadcast by loudspeakers.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Buses with loudspeakers blasting out songs about the importance of voting were touring central Cairo on the eve of the Egyptian presidential election, which analysts say lacks credible challengers to President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.
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Loudspeakers at the viewing blasted songs by the rapper, who was gunned down last week at age 20 while departing a motorcycle shop in his luxury electric sports car in what police said was an apparent robbery.
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The loudspeakers have also been known to blast Kpop music, world news and weather forecasts as well as criticism of the North's nuclear test, its troubled economy and dire human rights conditions, according to Seoul's Defense Ministry.
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A Hong Kong shipping company called 4PX, for example, told customers last month that it was illegal to ship black T-shirts (also gas masks, laser lights, ski goggles, towels, bandages, loudspeakers and headbands, among other items).
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Two years after its release, in 1974, a public relations director for an International Hockey Team in Kalamazoo, Michigan, was digging through his collection of 45s, searching for some canned music he could play on the loudspeakers.
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I listened to a number of songs on the speaker and, aside from noise in the source material, you would be hard pressed to go back to large loudspeakers after setting this monster up in your environment.
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In the crackdown, the government has banned religious education for young people in mosques, ordered that the call to prayer over loudspeakers be silenced, and sought to stamp out what it sees as Arab elements in mosques.
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I want bass, and plenty of it, so that my hard-driving playlists can drown out the treadmill motors and ambient grunts that ride atop a soundtrack of inoffensive bubble-gum pop played over my gym's loudspeakers.
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In the course of the coming weeks, candidates will take to the streets, plastering neighborhoods with fliers and posters, and drumming up support via car-mounted loudspeakers as they contest 465 seats in the Diet, Japan's parliament.
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On Sunday, Turkey's nearly 85,000 mosques, in unison, blared from their loudspeakers a prayer traditionally recited for martyrs who have died in war and called for people to continue to rally against the plotters of the coup.
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In East Asia and elsewhere, next to chaste bronze statues that both do and do not represent the plight of comfort women, loudspeakers and banners blare out a version of history that cannot contemplate its own complexity.
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If you've ever walked through a shopping mall late in the year and seen people mysteriously burst into tears when the Christmas song "Little Drummer Boy" comes on over the loudspeakers, you've seen people lose this game.
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One don't-miss is Sergei Loznitsa's "State Funeral," which uses astonishing archival material taken after Stalin's death (people mass as loudspeakers mournfully bleat) to create a meditation on national identity, authoritarianism and a terrifying cult of personality.
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One don't-miss is Sergei Loznitsa's "State Funeral," which uses astonishing archival material taken after Stalin's death (people mass as loudspeakers mournfully bleat) to create a meditation on national identity, authoritarianism and a terrifying cult of personality.
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The codes also require many additional safeguards, especially in new buildings or major renovations: automatic sprinkler systems, fire alarms, loudspeakers to provide emergency instructions, pressurized stairways designed to keep smoke out and multiple stairways or fire escapes.
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At 2:33 PM local time, roughly four minutes after the quake, Sato issued a general warning over the independently-powered citywide system of loudspeakers: large earthquake, turn off your gas, potential for tsunami, the alert blared.
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That's when the sunscreen-drenched crowd falls silent, the cacophony of loud voices replaced by a patriotic medley blasted from the boardwalk's loudspeakers — "The Star-Spangled Banner'' followed by Kate Smith's famous version of "God Bless America.
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As with "Orange Cello (Sound Cooking)" and the slightly pulsating (and very cute) "Music in a Corner" (1983), Julius had little CD players transmit buzzing noises that vibrate the membranes of small loudspeakers turned to face upwards.
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Relations between the communities began deteriorating around the Muslim holy month of Ramadan last year when Hindus in the village demanded that loudspeakers used to call for prayer at a makeshift mosque be removed, local Muslims said.
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Wuhan and several other jurisdictions are now requiring they be worn in public, and footage originally posted to the Chinese social network Weibo shows police officers using drones with loudspeakers to scold people who venture out without one.
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Loudspeakers have been blaring on streets festooned with propaganda billboards, which feature the hammers and sickles and peasants and soldiers synonymous with the socialist ideology that vies for influence in a country with an insatiable appetite for capitalism.
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While loudspeakers carried Mr Bolsonaro's remarks another sound system blasted out a Bolsonaro themed favela funk track by a local artist that makes fun of leftist politicians, including the congresswoman Mr Bolsonaro said was too ugly to rape.
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Kurdish women fighters battle Islamic State with machineguns and songs When Islamic State insurgents fired mortar bombs at Iranian Kurdish women fighters holding a desert position in northern Iraq, the women first hit back by singing through loudspeakers.
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SEOUL, South Korea — South Korea turned off loudspeakers blaring bouncy music and other propaganda into North Korea on Monday, silencing weapons of psychological warfare so annoying to the North that its military once fired shots across the border.
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"A great victory," he said as he went back, unbidden, through all the Trump-affirming highlights: the size of his crowds; the screens and loudspeakers for the overflow; the enthusiasm gap between his rallies and poor Hillary Clinton's.
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In December, the Warriors blared "Sweet Home Alabama" over the loudspeakers on their practice court the morning after Doug Jones, a Democrat, upset Roy Moore, a Republican who had been accused of sexual assault, in Alabama's Senate race.
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Despite having lived nearly his entire life in a maritime community in which it was common knowledge that earthquakes precede tsunamis, even when the warnings began to broadcast over the citywide loudspeakers that afternoon, Sakai stayed the course.
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Trump was announced over the loudspeakers, she emerged from the far corner of the Rose Garden opposite her husband's Oval Office and made a dramatically protracted entrance down the colonnade that joins the West Wing to the executive mansion.
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Haytema told a court hearing on Tuesday he was unaware a religious ceremony was in progress, but disconnected the hall's loudspeakers because they were disturbing his sleep, said Hla Ko, a Myanmar lawyer who volunteered to represent the Dutchman.
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" The text of the proposed ban on mosque loudspeakers says that "hundreds of thousands of citizens" in parts of Israel "suffer habitually and daily from loud and unreasonable noise that is caused by the call of muezzin from mosques.
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In the absence of a greater national response from the capital, local police forces are resorting to low-tech solutions like passing out flyers, using loudspeakers, and even hiring musicians to educate people about the dangers of fake news.
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In recent days volunteers have been blasting public health messages from radios and loudspeakers, but Arafat said rumors and misinformation persist, with some pinning their hopes on prayer, eating leaves and exposure to heat to ward off the virus.
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Others arrived without tickets — several warnings were issued over loudspeakers telling ticketless spectators stranded outside that they would not be able to gain entry — after the authorities limited the amount of seats available to women to a few thousand.
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They mounted fifteen pairs of bullhorn-like loudspeakers on the trunks of Douglas-fir trees, and, during bird migration in autumn, played recordings of traffic that Barber had made on Going-to-the-Sun Road, in Glacier National Park.
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Seoul (CNN)South Korea's military announced Monday it has turned off loudspeakers that blast propaganda across the highly militarized border with North Korea, in an apparent gesture of goodwill ahead of Friday's historic summit between the two nations' leaders.
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In its shadow, children play with stick puppets representing Sita and Rama, iconic lovers of Hindu myth, as the call to prayer issues from a half-dozen loudspeakers, each one slightly mistimed to the others to create an atonal, ambient drone.
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The absence of his bombast created an actual vacuum at the center of the arena that Elton John rushed in to fill; his great 1970s hits played so repeatedly over the loudspeakers that "Tiny Dancer" began to trend on Twitter.
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When North Korea conducted its fourth nuclear test last month, for instance, she resumed anti-Pyongyang propaganda from loudspeakers along the border, despite what Seoul says was an exchange of cross-border artillery fire the last time she used the speakers.
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Another military officer, reached by telephone from the battlefield, said security forces were using loudspeakers to urge civilians to head toward the advancing troops, before calling air strikes from a U.S.-led coalition on residential blocks still held by the militants.
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As late as the early 2000s, most Vietnamese found information about public health issues through state-controlled newspapers, television channels or a national network of public loudspeakers that broadcasts state-curated news in most towns and villages at daily intervals.
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As Mr. Rolland talked nostalgically about the days when rowing meetings were held in French and English speakers had to listen to the translation on headphones, the Rolling Stones song "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" began playing over the loudspeakers.
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After performing in bands for a decade, listening to music on headphones with the volume cranked up all the way, and dancing next to the loudspeakers at concerts more times than I can remember, I've realized that my ears aren't indestructible.
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In Mexico City, the capital, which still bears the physical and psychological scars of a devastating earthquake in 258 that killed as many as 29,9.13 people, alarms sounding over loudspeakers spurred residents to flee into the streets in their pajamas.
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Strongly supported by the country's growing right-wing conservative movement, the "Muezzin Bill," which would forbid mosques from using loudspeakers to deliver the traditional five-times a-day announcement, has sparked international criticism and has many Muslim-Israelis feeling needlessly targeted.
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There's nearly as much audio information as there is visual detail: From the mixed-language slang spoken on the streets to the talking traffic systems and spoken advertisements blaring from blimp-born loudspeakers, Blade Runner's streets are noisy urban collages.
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After preshow shots with the crew and opening act, Barenaked Ladies — toasting, in Hootie tradition, to Slash, an early rock-star inspiration — and after an introduction recorded by Samuel L. Jackson played over the loudspeakers, the band took the stage.
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There is nothing subtle or new about loudspeakers referring to other players as "our brave comrades," and there's a strange disconnect between the cheery British tones of the radio announcer and the subtitled Russian of almost every other voiced character.
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By nightfall Arab leaders were frantically trying to rally their supporters, mosques were broadcasting appeals from minaret loudspeakers, and a last-minute surge of participation seemed to materialize in some predominantly Arab towns, though that was not captured in exit polls.
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The government shutdown has left around 800,000 federal workers without income for weeks and has inspired unpaid TSA agents to start bumping Travis Scott over airport loudspeakers, but one of the places hit hardest by the shutdown are America's national parks.
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The locations included a public library with an annual footfall in excess of 1.6 million people, where people — including infants — sat under ceiling-mounted loudspeakers, and a museum that receives over 3 million visitors per year (the report didn't specify the city).
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While loudspeakers may seem like a trivial response to a nuclear test, there is little doubt that the broadcasts enrage the North Korean leadership, which rigorously controls what information its citizens receive and sees the propaganda as an attempt to undermine its authority.
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While loudspeakers may seem a trivial response to a nuclear test, there is little doubt that the broadcasts enrage the leadership in Pyongyang, which rigorously controls what information North Koreans receive and sees the propaganda as an attempt to undermine its authority.
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And the better seal in my ear makes my hacked AirPods far more enjoyable in the gym where my aggressive music tastes have to compete with music playing on the loudspeakers, and the grunts and clanking of the human machinery all around.
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As part of the campaign, the government has banned religious education for young people in mosques, ordered that the call to prayer over loudspeakers be silenced in some places, and sought to stamp out what it sees as Arab elements in mosques.
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TOM DELONGE The singer and former band member was slightly uncomfortable when a Blink-182 song blared over the loudspeakers during a baseball game he attended in May 2018 — but kept his sense of humor about it, capturing the "awkward" moment on Instagram.
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Karimov positioned himself as the protector of his nation against the threat of militant Islam, and Mirziyoyev's SNB spearheaded the fight against religious militancy - which included bans on beards and on the use of loudspeakers by mosques to call worshippers for prayer.
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Five times a day, starting well before dawn, these loudspeakers broadcast the muezzin's call to prayer in Lod, a city of Arabs and Jews near Ben-Gurion International Airport, and therein lies one more friction point in a country full of them.
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The same week Trump visited Puerto Rico, throwing paper towels to hurricane victims on October 3, Rivera told me she heard a truck driving by her home with loudspeakers blaring what seemed like good news: US government workers would be in town tomorrow.
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A few minutes later, security gets onstage to let everyone know that the room is now at capacity, and that those still waiting in line outside will have to settle for listening to the candidate over blaring loudspeakers in the parking lot.
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Mr. Trump, who is to speak at the celebration, has requested that the chiefs for the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines stand next to him as aircraft from each of their services fly overhead and their respective hymns play on loudspeakers.
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The spokesman at South Korea's Unification Ministry told a news briefing that the government took a stronger measure to protect its citizens, after North Korea conducted its fourth nuclear test last week and South Korea in response restarted loudspeakers blaring propaganda against Pyongyang.
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A group of students from University of California, Berkeley, and Georgetown University showed in 2016 that they could hide commands in white noise played over loudspeakers and through YouTube videos to get smart devices to turn on airplane mode or open a website.
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For example, many home appliance brands launched loudspeakers and smart microwave ovens that can match Alexa, but what we will see soon is Amazon and other companies will introduce their own home appliances to further encroach on market stakes of smart home appliance.
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South Korea has also resumed anti-North propaganda broadcasts using loudspeakers along the border, a tactic that the North considers insulting and resulted in an armed standoff that included an exchange of artillery fire the last time South Korea used the speakers in August.
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However, about a dozen people say they never received the message and credited their safe escape to police officers screaming into loudspeakers outside their windows, to neighbors who sounded the alarm, or to seeing the fire roar across the dark hills above their houses.
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Cajoling the South Korean leader to agree in print to "promote balanced economic growth and co-prosperity of the [Korean] nation" and end "all hostile acts and eliminating their means, including broadcasting through loudspeakers and distribution of leaflets" were Kim's two most valuable takeaways.
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As darkness descended on Istanbul and the muezzins at mosques called out for evening prayers over loudspeakers as the sound of chirping crickets also rose in volume, I poured over seemingly every square inch of the room, movements driven as if by an occult hand.
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Known among the analog cognoscenti simply as OMA, this boutique company manufactures the kind of rarefied components that audiophiles drool over: 7-foot-tall loudspeakers with conical horns, glowing tube amps nestled in walnut chassis, and turntables with slate plinths as thick as phone books.
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Pyongyang, 2000 AM. The eerie stillness of the morning is shattered as loudspeakers across the city crack to life with the jarring, dissonant synth tones of "Where Are You, Dear General?" as performed by North Korea's state-sanctioned propaganda orchestra, the Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble.
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All our shoes, coats and sweaters, the beds we sleep on, the forks and knives we eat with, our lamps and loudspeakers, stairs and elevators, central heat and air-conditioning exist to compensate for what every human being, to some degree, lacks and needs.
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After CNN published its article, Visa announced it would be suspending the use of Mr. Freeman's voice in its commercials, and the Vancouver, British Columbia, transit system did the same on a planned marketing campaign that would have had Mr. Freeman's voice on its loudspeakers.
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The authorities were forced to raise the volume on the loudspeakers playing lamentation songs after some in the crowds took up cries of "Oh, Hussein, Mir Hussein," a reference to a former presidential candidate, Mir Hussein Moussavi, who has been under house arrest since 2011.
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With an emergency response team guarding them and announcements blaring over the loudspeakers, visitors strolled through a facility crawling with rodents and mold and so overcrowded that inmates were packed three to a cell, dangling their hands over the rusted bars as the tour group passed by.
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The South's Defense Ministry said it switched off all batteries of the propaganda loudspeakers along the inter-Korean border, known as the Demilitarized Zone, days before its president, Moon Jae-in, is to join the North's leader, Kim Jong-un, there on Friday for a summit meeting.
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But my favorite thing to do in Little Haiti was just hang out on my balcony and listen to the sounds of Kompa music blasting from the loudspeakers outside of the neighborhood's botanicas, which are spiritual stores known for selling potions, religious statues, and alternative medicine.
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With more than 20,000 US troops on Panamanian soil, Noriega took refuge in the Vatican embassy in Panama City for 10 days, eventually surrendering to US Drug Enforcement Administration officials on January 3, 20153 after US troops had surrounded the compound with loudspeakers playing deafening rock music.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Aretha Franklin's body lay in repose on Tuesday while her soaring voice poured out from loudspeakers outside a Detroit museum, stirring fans to sway and sing along and others to weep as they lined up for a last glimpse of the Queen of Soul.
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For me, though, Ms. Genzken's effortless fusion of opposites is most exciting in her "loudspeakers," narrow monoliths perforated with off-center holes, and her "screens," double door-frame shapes connected with metal hinges — because, in them, she makes concrete look like Styrofoam that looks like concrete.
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But on Tuesday, opening night, as Michael Jackson blared on loudspeakers (Cannes can be very tin-eared in its choices), all eyes and innumerable cameras were on the red carpet, where Jarmusch's stars — Bill Murray, Tilda Swinton, Adam Driver, Selena Gomez — paraded under a gray sky.
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On Saturday night, a warm breeze carried Trimble's voice from the booming loudspeakers across the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal as he counted down the start for 100 riders in the 22015th Red Hook Criterium, now a well-loved fixed-gear bike race known as the Red Hook Crit.
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While the tens of thousands of fans who had bought tickets were absent, attempts at pageantry were preserved: The teams walked out of the tunnel side by side as normal, then stood stoically while the Europa League anthem boomed out of the loudspeakers in the empty stadium.
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While the system appeared closer to being fully implemented at the time of this writing, the reality is that an at-risk individual in Japan could simultaneously see a tsunami warning on TV, hear it on the radio and over loudspeakers, and see it on their phone.
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Professor Tim Leighton of Southampton University's Institute of Sound and Vibration Research, who authored the report, warned of the "massive increase" in deployment devices or loudspeakers in residential, recreational and occupational places, which expose members of the public to ultrasonic sound without their knowledge and without official regulation.
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After moving from Miami to New York in 2012 to capitalize on his growing Internet fame, the now 28-year-old was approached by the president of the Loudspeakers Network, a podcasting start-up founded by Chris Morrow, with an idea to start a podcast on black popular culture.
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As North Korea boosted troop deployments in front-line units, the South vowed to retaliate against any attack on its equipment, raised its military readiness to the highest level near the loudspeakers, canceled tours of the Demilitarized Zone on the border, and also raised its cyberattack alert level.
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The silencing of the loudspeakers was another sign of easing tensions on the divided Korean Peninsula, as Mr. Kim prepared for his meeting with Mr. Moon and for a separate one later with President Trump, which would be the first summit meeting between North Korea and the United States.
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"We need you to stop the aggression," police ordered over loudspeakers as the clashes continued, according to the AP. Mexican police have stopped the large caravan at Mexico's border with Guatemala under increased pressure from the Trump administration to prevent the thousands-strong caravan from reaching the U.S. border.
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As North Korea boosted troop deployments in front-line units, the South vowed to retaliate against any attack on its equipment, raised its military readiness to the highest level near the loudspeakers, cancelled tours of the Demilitarised Zone on the border, and also raised its cyberattack alert level.
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Multiple ensembles, languages, stages, film projections, loudspeakers, musical styles and so on were intended to surround the audience — originally meant to be seated on swivel chairs in the center of a vast performing space — to tell in multiple ways the story of a girl's destruction by a brutal society.
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Every so often a cheer would roll like a sonic boom over the National Mall, but by the time it reached the crowds wedged shoulder to shoulder on the periphery, far beyond the reach of the jumbotrons and loudspeakers, no one was entirely sure what they were cheering for.
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" READ: Seven-year-old Syrian girl meets President Erdogan Tens of thousands evacuated from Aleppo On Tuesday, state-run TV station Al-Ikhbariya reported the Syrian army had used loudspeakers to urge remaining rebels to leave the area, warning it intended to enter the enclave to "remove remnants of terrorism.
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But 30 years on this work of repression is carried out with cold, bureaucratic efficiency—a far cry from the terrors of June 3rd and 4th when soldiers and tanks shot and smashed their way into the ceremonial heart of Beijing, as loudspeakers metallically intoned that the army "loves the people".
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Waiting on a B stage to begin his song "Ask Me How I Know," Garth Brooks good-naturedly waved his arms and conducted the crowd as they sang along to wife Trisha Yearwood's 1990 hit "She's in Love with the Boy," which was playing on the loudspeakers during the break.
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In this vein, the two sides agreed to transform the demilitarized zone into a peace zone in a genuine sense by ceasing as of May 1 this year all hostile acts and eliminating their means, including broadcasting through loudspeakers and distribution of leaflets, in the areas along the Military Demarcation Line.
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But she disappeared into the crowd, where all of the loudspeakers were playing the Sheryl Crow song, the song about soaking up the sun, another song that almost became and then didn't become the song of the summer, because maybe it's the kind of summer that doesn't call for one.
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Using television, loudspeakers, radio and text messages to warn residents about the dangers of the storm, India's disaster relief agency and meteorological department warned of the "total destruction" to thatched huts in some districts, major damage to roads, the uprooting of power poles and the potential danger from flying objects.
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Throughout Ningxia and the adjacent Gansu Province, new filigreed mosques soar over even the smallest villages, adolescent boys and girls spend their days studying the Quran at religious schools, and muezzin summon the faithful via loudspeakers — a marked contrast to mosques in Xinjiang, where the local authorities often forbid amplified calls to prayer.
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"He can be a governor for the masses," said Felicia Robinson, a councilwoman in the predominantly black city of Miami Gardens, where schoolteachers at a rally for public education last week greeted Mr. Gillum with excited shrieks, frenzied selfies and the sound of the late Aretha Franklin belting out "Respect" over the loudspeakers.
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MLB Team Report - Chicago Cubs - INSIDE PITCH ST. LOUIS — The music might not have been blaring from the loudspeakers in the Chicago Cubs' clubhouse Wednesday after their 5-3 loss to St. Louis, but that doesn't mean they were a morose bunch as they headed for the airport and a trip to Cincinnati.
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Susan Lingle, a biologist at the University of Winnipeg, and her co-workers have conducted field studies in which they broadcast through loudspeakers the amplified crèche cries of a panoply of animals, including a baby bat, a baby eland, a sea lion pup, a baby marmot, a kid goat and a domestic kitten.
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At a near-empty Madison Square Garden in New York, Guns N' Roses' "Welcome to the Jungle" played over the loudspeakers just before Creighton and St. John's tipped off, its lyrics — "Welcome to the jungle / We've got fun and games / … If you got the money, honey / We got your disease" — providing a cringeworthy soundtrack.
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Luisella Romeo, who runs See Venice tours, suggests that this could be improved with a charter for sustainable tourism, where there would be simple rules that tour operators respect, such as: no loudspeakers, small group tours of no more than 1.83 people run by only licensed guides who are familiar with the city's true pace.
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Luisella Romeo, who runs See Venice tours, suggests that this could be improved with a charter for sustainable tourism, where there would be simple rules that tour operators respect, such as: no loudspeakers, small group tours of no more than 20 people run by only licensed guides who are familiar with the city's true pace.
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Last week, South Korea resumed broadcasting propaganda across the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) via loudspeakers following Pyongyang's claim of a successful H-bomb test, which has been hotly disputed by its neighbors and the U.S. Jeong said that Seoul believes North Korea will "respond to our loudspeaker broadcast," but did not elaborate on what kind of response was expected.
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On a busy afternoon in Bamiyan, Central Afghanistan, men in turbans and skull caps are returning from their prayers to their shops in a bazaar, while just around the corner, fast-paced dance music is blazing from the loudspeakers of a café where young women sit, giggle and take photos of their sandwiches, kebabs, and salads.
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For many of the Shiite Muslim militiamen, who sped through the streets in pickups, flying militia colors and blaring religious music on loudspeakers, and the federal paramilitary police, who feasted on mutton and rice, their swift two-week victory represented the beginning of the end for militants who just three years ago ruled a third of Iraq.
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As George Orwell put it, in a different age: "The atom bombs are piling up in the factories, the police are prowling through the cities, the lies are streaming from the loudspeakers, but the Earth is still going round the sun, and neither the dictators nor the bureaucrats, deeply as they disapprove of the process, are able to prevent it."
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The move comes a few days ahead of an historic summit between Kim and South Korean President Moon Jae In. READ: Kim Jong Un just had a hotline installed for chats with South Korea South Korea Monday pulled the plug on the infamous loudspeakers that throw a daily din of propaganda and K-pop over the demilitarized zone and into North Korea.
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What casual means here is an à la carte menu, "Hip to Be Square" on the loudspeakers, wood-paneled walls bedecked with the disembodied heads of wild animals, heated toilet seats in the bathroom, private-batch caviar sourced from Sacramento, and $3 butter that has been house-cultured for two weeks from the milk of local cows, including some of Mr. Skenes's own.
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In Italy on Wednesday, her sentences resounded over the loudspeakers of soccer stadiums, a response to the shock and disgust felt by the country's political, cultural and Jewish leaders after fans of Lazio, one of Rome's teams, had left stickers in a stadium with the image of Frank wearing the colors of a crosstown rival to mock that team's supporters.
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