They were given little notice and worked to make signs.
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The students make signs and cheer when the Hero appears on the screen.
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Help them make signs for the rally, or submit art through our website.
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On Sunday afternoon, she hosted five families with children ages 2 to 12 to make signs.
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Members of the DCTA have begun meeting to make signs, write chants and practice picketing, according to CNN affiliate KDVR.
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Make signs, or print information to hand out — this is the time when you get to put your knowledge to action.
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We would make signs, and I would give a speech stating our dissatisfaction, and we would march out of the school.
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Hours before the walkout began, she and other graduate students met in a tiny building on campus to make signs for the protest.
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House parties are being held in the coming days to make signs and banners for a protest that might not ever happen, organizers explained.
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They plan to make signs and hand them out to other venues who want to operate on with a safe and anti-oppressive framework.
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People make signs and wave them, not just for their friends or people wearing jerseys representing a cause near and dear, but for everyone.
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Recently, the director of the religious-education arm of my organization (not the director of the school) asked Gina to make signs for the school.
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Others had paint and would make signs requesting donations and volunteer work, and explaining that the kitchen was made by and for the people of Mariana.
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Sign up to stuff envelopes, make signs, drive volunteers, or to serve as a neighborhood organizer to promote a pro-choice agenda at all levels of government.
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In the morning, counterprotesters had gathered in Roxbury, a historically black neighborhood of Boston, to make signs, rally, and then march the two miles to Boston Common.
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Having worked out of the old storefront in San Francisco, with a neon sign out front, he came to recognize the potential to make signs of his own.
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They had come to make signs in support of the owners' son, Marco Saavedra, 29, who will appear Thursday morning in federal immigration court in Manhattan to petition for political asylum.
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In the wake of Trump's immigration order, a few parents and kids decided to make signs with welcoming messages and post them in front of the school as a show of solidarity.
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Students will march, make signs, observe moments of silence, hand out orange ribbons to symbolize gun violence awareness, and read poems and essays about the personal scars gun violence has left behind.
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We donated the unused sign boards and Sharpie markers to her, to give to the children for the same purpose, so they could make signs of their own to defend what they feel is important.
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If you show up for a protest, or help to make signs for one, you might be persuaded to join a boycott, a letter-writing campaign, engage in direct action, and run for political office.
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If a candidate was serious about going to Cleveland, they went all out: Knocking on doors, making phone calls, drafting friends and family to make signs and buttons and hand out campaign literature at the assemblies.
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The earliest pieces in the showroom, often used for film shoots, date back to the 1950s, when Marcus's grandfather left his job as a miner in Wales to join a lighting company and eventually make signs for carnivals across Britain.
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ATLANTA — The night before Democratic presidential candidates took to a debate stage here last week, black and Latino charter school parents and supporters gathered in a bland hotel conference room nearby to make signs they hoped would get the politicians' attention.
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But the "German Juggernaut" actually seems to have a lot of fans, including some who throw up the Nazi salute when he saunters into a match or make signs in German that say "Blitzkrieg Herrscher Aller MENSCHEN" ("Blitzkrieg ruler of all people").
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It's hard to argue that the particular rallies swayed the election, but the stories make for fascinating reading: For instance, in August 2016, Russians operating a fake Facebook user account reached out, via private message, to a local Trump campaign official in Florida and proposed organizing "a YUGE pro-Trump flash mob in every town": Days later, the same agents were promoting the campaign with Facebook ads, which reached 59,000 Facebook users in Florida and generated 8,300 clicks from them; they also used fake Twitter and Facebook accounts to hire an actress to portray Clinton in prison garb outside of rallies, and to hire people to make signs and a prison costume.
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When playing Botifarra you must also bear in mind that it is forbidden to speak, show your cards or make signs or comments that may reveal your cards or your opinion as to whether game decisions are good or bad. Despite this, it is quite normal to make some comments during the game, which adds to a more entertaining atmosphere.
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The vinyl cutter is an entry level machine for making signs. Computer designed vector files with patterns and letters are directly cut on the roll of vinyl which is mounted and fed into the vinyl cutter through USB or serial cable. Vinyl cutters are mainly used to make signs, banners and advertisements. Advertisements seen on automobiles and vans are often made with vinyl cut letters.
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In Idaho, demonstrations were planned at the Idaho State Capitol in Boise, Driggs, and Sandpoint. Boise participants could attend a happy hour party to make signs for the event at IRU Headquarters on April 28. The Driggs march began at the courthouse and ended at the city park; local nonprofit groups were on site, manning tables and providing educational information. A sign making party was held at the local library on April 27.
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No sound is heard from their alms-bowls and other utensils. When any of these pure men require food, they are not allowed to call out (to the attendants) for it, but only make signs with their hands.” While the Gomati and Gosirsa monasteries remain the most well known thanks to their documentation by the famous Chinese pilgrims Faxian and Xuanzang, the kingdom was once home to over a hundred monasteries, accommodating more than five thousand monks.
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Odd Thomas is a fictional character who first appeared in Dean Koontz's 2003 novel of the same name, Odd Thomas. He is a twenty-year-old man who lives in the fictional desert town of Pico Mundo, California, and is able to see the spirits of the dead. He is able to make himself heard to them but they cannot speak to him, although they may make signs or mouth words. This fact complicates much of the books.
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Forster observes some native women cooking, but they send him away. Cook's clerk purchases a fish that the Forsters identify as a Tetraodon and warns against the possibility that it might be poisonous, but as Cook claims to have eaten the same fish before, a meal is made of its liver. The liver is so oily that Cook and the Forsters eat very little of it, but still suffer symptoms of poisoning. When natives come aboard and see the fish, they make signs that it is bad and suggest to throw it in the sea.
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Serge is best known for his signature mural of the Miami Heat where he worked for just over two years and received $546,000. Since the 2008 presidential election has subsided, Serge still continues to paint notable figures and make signs for Miami-Dade neighborhoods. Serge states he loves living in Miami and is grateful to have a community of Haitians to whom he easily relates. Serge has stated that he recognizes many of the problems of Haiti (pre-2010 earthquake) and states the government is largely to blame, but he is not political and only wishes that there is more equality between the very wealthy of Haiti and the very poor of Haiti.
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The second most popular choice of language medium in science fiction is the visual medium or sight. One such story using this medium is Venus on the Half-Shell by Kilgore Trout (Philip José Farmer), in which the aliens used their limbs to make signs in order to communicate: James Blish also explored the use of visual medium in communication in his work VOR. In the story, the alien communicated using colour-shifts in the light spectrum (displayed colours on the front of its head). Similar to this was the aliens in Rex Gordon’s First on Mars/No Man Friday, in which the aliens (as big as freight trains) also communicated using light with the main character remarking “...there simply has not been on Earth such a colloquy of light.”.
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