Rodman has received the red-carpet treatment on four past trips since 2013.
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To the status-conscious Chinese, this red-carpet treatment will not go unnoticed.
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It's also why other countries are smart enough to give him the red-carpet treatment.
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Aramco executives got the red carpet treatment everywhere they went to hawk the bond offering last week.
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So it did not go unnoticed that India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi received the same red carpet treatment.
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Now, we are going to give him, you know, a red carpet treatment and invite him to Washington.
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We are used to seeing a red-carpet treatment for incoming royals at the start of an international tour.
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The last Canadian leader to receive the red-carpet treatment at the White House was Jean Chrétien in 1997.
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Most recently at the G-20 Summit, the Chinese denied the President the red carpet treatment offered other world leaders.
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Snel said that while firms should still have a "red carpet treatment", the Netherlands would not be "only tax friendly".
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The chain's customer base is among the fast-food industry's most loyal, even when they don't get the red carpet treatment.
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Trump received red carpet treatment when he arrived in Ireland in 2014, following his purchase of a golf course along the coast.
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While billed as an unofficial visit, Kim got red-carpet treatment in Beijing, including a banquet at the Great Hall of the People.
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If Lamar Odom was expecting special red carpet treatment when he makes his return to hoops at L.A.'s legendary Drew League -- he's wrong.
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William, who is second in line to the throne, received red-carpet treatment as he inspected an honor guard at the Muqata, Abbas's headquarters.
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"It's too late to stop the red-carpet treatment, but it's not too late for the prime minister to do the right thing," he wrote.
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Situated on 6,6000 acres in Philipsburg, Montanta, approximately 90 minutes from Missoula, the red carpet treatment starts as soon as you step off the plane.
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"It's too late to stop the red-carpet treatment, but it's not too late for the prime minister to do the right thing," Khan wrote.
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Some British politicians have baulked at the red-carpet treatment for a clerical visitor who is viewed as a close political ally of President Vladimir Putin.
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So why is Schultz, a political newcomer who "had the worst numbers of any potential candidate tested" in CNN's own poll, getting such red-carpet treatment?
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"I've sat at boardroom tables with tourism boards who have offered to provide me with the red carpet treatment just to promote their destination," she said.
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Han's red-carpet treatment raised alarm bells, as many Taiwanese harbor a deep mistrust of China, especially after Chinese President Xi Jinping threatened Taiwan with force.
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Han's red-carpet treatment raised alarm bells, as many Taiwanese harbour a deep mistrust of China, especially after Chinese President Xi Jinping threatened Taiwan with force.
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But thanks to Lucien Alwyn Campbell, a V.I.P. concierge for hire, he got the kind of red carpet treatment usually reserved for, well, people on red carpets.
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The red-carpet treatment is controversial because of Turkey's military attack in October on U.S.-allied Syrian Kurds, including women and children, across the border in Syria.
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But back home on Tuesday night, the Michigan lawmaker got the red-carpet treatment in his first face-to-face encounter with voters since his call for impeachment.
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With our partnership, which is exclusive on Twitter, they'll have all-access red carpet treatment and be able to interact with celebrities while they're on the red card.
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Trump was given red-carpet treatment during his visit to Beijing, becoming the first foreign leader to dine in the Forbidden City since the founding of modern China.
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"Abe has figured out the President Trump's psychology quite well and therefore, he is providing the red carpet treatment, the pomp and circumstance that Trump really enjoys," he said.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Giant African snails endemic to Thailand are getting the red carpet treatment to keep them producing top-notch slime, say farmers harvesting the mucus for use in cosmetics.
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But Kim and his wife, Ri Sol Ju, got the red carpet treatment when Kim's armored train pulled into Beijing on March 26, where he was greeted warmly by Chinese officials.
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Tekashi69 isn't getting the red carpet treatment in federal lockup -- several Crips wasted NO time "gangsta checking" him, and TMZ has learned that's what got him transferred to a new facility.
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Trump gave Modi the red-carpet treatment in the United States last year, and the two countries remain in a trade dispute that won't be resolved during Trump's quick trip (Reuters).
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BANGKOK, May 18 (Reuters) - Giant African snails endemic to Thailand are getting the red carpet treatment to keep them producing top-notch slime, say farmers harvesting the mucus for use in cosmetics.
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As Mr Mapou puts it, Haitians had the extra misfortune to be victimised by a right-wing dictator, and so instead of the "red-carpet treatment" were liable to detention and repatriation.
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Trump's red-carpet treatment highlighted his administration's strong backing of the crown prince, who carried out an anti-corruption purge that consolidated his power and whose aggressive foreign policy has caused unease among some Western allies.
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Rumors circulated early this week that Leo's eyebrows got the red-carpet treatment, courtesy of one Australia-based brow artist who flew 7,500 miles across the Pacific Ocean to tend to some very important celebrity eyebrows.
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It was telling that his trip came on the heels of Russian President Vladimir Putin's own trip this week to the region, where US allies Saudi Arabia and the UAE both provided him red-carpet treatment.
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Barr's "red carpet treatment" of Giuliani, Rocah said, is particularly unusual given that Giuliani is the subject of an SDNY investigation into his efforts to get foreign dirt on Trump's political rival ahead of the November election.
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Rodman has received the red-carpet treatment on each of his past visits but has been roundly criticized for doing so during a time of high tensions between the U.S. and North Korea over its weapons programs.
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But after he received red-carpet treatment in Islamabad, the Pakistani capital, in early December, his chief of the national security directorate resigned in disgust (though possibly before he was pushed out for a string of security failures).
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A body double in a new ad from the National Rifle Association gets the red-carpet treatment, taking a motorcade to a private jet and then sitting down inside to watch herself on TV. The gun lobby's point?
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The deliverables But beyond the red-carpet treatment and the cheery chemistry that will likely color their meeting, the most persistent question hanging over Trump's second summit with the North Korean leader is simply: What will they achieve?
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"It is unfortunate that Chinese President Xi was given an obsequious red carpet treatment at the U.N. today while NGOs with concerns about his dismal rights record were kept out," said Sophie Richardson, China director at Human Rights Watch.
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"We're sending a very clear message of solidarity to those affected by his despicable politics – and saying loud and clear that the US president doesn't deserve the red carpet treatment," said Ajuub Faraji, one of the organisers of the blimp.
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The actress and entrepreneur, who is expecting her third child (and first son!) with husband Cash Warren, got the full red carpet treatment — makeup, hair, fine jewelry, a beautiful black lace dress — ahead of last night's Baby2Baby Gala in Culver City, California.
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But Mr. Macron and his wife, Brigitte, beguiled Mr. Trump and his wife, Melania, with red-carpet treatment and catered to Mr. Trump's well-known penchant for military displays of power, which were woven into the Bastille Day parade they attended before flying home.
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Image 2 of 2 LONDON – President Donald Trump will get the red carpet treatment on his brief visit to Britain beginning Thursday: Military bands at a gala dinner, lunch with the prime minister at her country residence, then tea with the queen at Windsor Castle before flying off to one of his golf clubs in Scotland.
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It's not just a bit of showroom flim-flam to fleece the Mondeo man who fantasises about getting the red-carpet treatment.
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It's not just a bit of showroom flim-flam to fleece the Mondeo man who fantasises about getting the red carpet treatment.
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More generally, "red carpet treatment" and "rolling out the red carpet" usually refer to any special efforts made in the interests of hospitality.
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For now, though, Mr. Netanyahu is receiving, if not the red-carpet treatment, at least the customary cordialities that the United States extends to friendly world leaders.
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It was described in The New York Times as having been "[...] known to railroad buffs for 65 years as the world's greatest train", and its style was described as "spectacularly understated". The phrase "red carpet treatment" is derived from passengers' walking to the train on a specially designed crimson carpet.
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In August 2008, Beauchamp premiered Bianca Beauchamp All Access 2: Rubberised at the Montreal Fetish Weekend, with full red carpet treatment and a sold out theatre. The DVD was released the same day. In 2014, she appeared along with Daniel Baldwin, Ron Jeremy, Michael Madsen and Malcolm McDowell in the slasher film Lady Psycho Killer.
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The interior starts to get the red carpet treatment (well Blue actually) as Mark takes on the job of carpeting and upholstering his aeroplane with aircraft trimmer Matthew Leach. At Aeros, it's advanced flying as he gets to grips with steep banked turns and spinning while vintage aircraft feature in another look at PFA aircraft, this episode profiles Steve Leach's 1941 Taylor craft BC65.
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They can't find him, but Charlotte does meet Howard, Roz's new fiancé, whom Charlotte's hard- of-hearing mother mistakenly introduces as Frank Capra. Thinking that Howard is the famous director, Charlotte gives him the "red carpet" treatment, for which Howard is grateful, but confused. And when George returns, he believes that Howard is actually Eileen's brother, seeking revenge for George's affair with Eileen. In what he thinks is self-defense, George ties up the innocent Howard and locks him in a closet.
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Once again he refused to be conscripted, but this time he had to flee the country. In April (1999) he drove to Sarajevo with his wife and children and from there boarded a plane for Hungary. In Budapest his family was provided with accommodations and given the red carpet treatment by the Hungarian government, a privilege no other Serbian draft dodger and his family was ever accorded with such deference. There Cerović was asked to join an Anglo-American sponsored shadowy government-in-exile, which he refused.
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A year later, not long before the 1966 draft, Cichowski was wooed by Green Bay, and legendary coach Vince Lombardi in particular, with the red carpet treatment that included watching from the bench as the team clinched the NFL Western Conference title. In December, just months shy of graduation, the Packers drafted him in the second round for a “substantial” bonus. The Oakland Raiders were also knocking at his door in an early round of the draft, but he jumped at the opportunity to play for Lombardi.
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Its style was described as "spectacularly understated ... suggesting exclusivity and sophistication". Passengers walked to the train in New York and Chicago on a specially designed crimson carpet, giving rise to the phrase "the red carpet treatment". "Transportation historians", said the writers of The Art of the Streamliner, "consistently rate the 1938 edition of the Century to be the world's ultimate passenger conveyance--at least on the ground". In 1926, Lucille Ball made her first trip to California from New York on the 20th Century Limited.
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Bart is abused by two French winemakers who put him to work without compensation, but are brought to justice when Bart is able to inform the French police that the winemakers are adulterating wine with dangerous chemicals. Bart is rewarded by being given the red carpet treatment by the French Government for the remainder of his trip. The episode seems to parody the stereotype that the French are condescending to Americans, but Bart says "I met one nice French person", remembering the policeman who saved him from the tormentors.
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This caused a major legal battle in which Momoh successfully argued that as a journalist he was empowered by the constitution to hold government accountable at all times. While visiting the United States in September 1981, Wayas was entertained by boxer Muhammad Ali, who threw a spectacular party in his honor. Ali had previously visited Nigeria and received red-carpet treatment. In the lead-up to the 1983 elections, Wayas was the leader of the NPN party's "Lagos Group" that supported a change of governor in Cross River State, in opposition to the "Home Front" led by the incumbent governor Clement Isong.
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The Saint's homecoming: more than five centuries after Venerable Macarius' flight from the ruins of his monastery, his head gets red-carpet treatment in the towns it visits on its way back to Makaryevo In January 1992, Zheltovodsky Makaryev Convent of Holy Trinity was restored to the Nizhny Novgorod Orthodox Diocese. As of 2006, twenty-two nuns live there. The hegumenia (abbess) of the convent is Sister Mikhaila (Orlova). On the occasion of the Feast of the Venerable Macarius in August 2007, the Saint's head was transferred to Makaryev Monastery from Nizhny Novgorod's Pechersky Ascension Monastery, where it had been previously kept.
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Meanwhile, Graham was distancing himself from fundamentalism. In 1954, Graham spoke to the faculty and student body of liberal Union Theological Seminary in New York, repeatedly referring to his ministry as "ecumenical". Presbyterian fundamentalist Carl McIntire picked up on this "compromising" speech in his Christian Beacon, but Rice continued to defend Graham in The Sword of the Lord. Graham used his considerable charm to remain in Rice's good graces for as long as possible, even inviting the older man to participate in his 1955 Glasgow campaign. At 59, Rice had never been out of the United States, and his response to Graham's red-carpet treatment in Scotland was more effusive praise.Moore, 220-21, 229-231. Nevertheless, by 1956, the religious differences between Rice and Graham could no longer be papered over.
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Behind him is a red curtain, traditionally used to indicate authority and power. Today such use of red is recognized in the phrase "red carpet treatment" and readily witnessed on television at state ceremonies at the White House or royal events in Great Britain. A local person in Wentworth's day, accustomed to seeing him in the special canopied pew with carved royal seal overhead at Queen's Chapel, would have connected this red curtain to the red pulpit curtains and cushion on which the Bible rested in churches and meetinghouses, and the color associated with courthouse judge's benches, all symbols of authority. Here the shade of red fashionable in the mid-eighteenth century, scarlet, is repeated in reproduction fabric in the room's window curtains, chair seats, and baize table coverings, a plausible evocation of the period of the era.
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"Rutgers officials gave Toal the red-carpet treatment, squiring him to a men's basketball game against Notre Dame last Jan. 31 at the Louis Brown Athletic Center, where the capacity crowd, many attired in No. 1 Rutgers jerseys with Toal's name on the back, serenaded the blue-chip recruit from Wyckoff, N.J., with choruses of 'We want Toal! We want Toal! We want Toal!'" After a high school senior season in which he made 106 tackles and 10.5 sacks as a linebacker and ran for 1,063 yards and 32 touchdowns as a half back, Toal was named an All-American by USA Today and Parade, selected as the New Jersey Player of the Year by Gatorade and The Star-Ledger, and chosen to play in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl where he scored 3 touchdowns.
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President Truman accompanies Prime Minister Ali Khan in Washington D.C. In a reference written by Kalim Bahadur in his book Democracy in Pakistan: Crises and Conflicts, Prime Minister Ali Khan quickly accepted the invitation and postponed his visit to Moscow. On 3 May 1950, Prime Minister Ali Khan, the First Lady of Pakistan, Begum Ali Khan and the large civic- military delegation arrived to the United States via United Kingdom and their official flight landed at the New Orleans Airport, New Orleans, Louisiana. Prime Minister Ali Khan was met with honour and received a warm welcome from the general American public; he was personally received by the President of the United States, Harry Truman. Upon reaching New York City, President Truman organised a parade and accorded the red-carpet treatment to welcome Ali Khan and his family.
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One is now in Tien Hai (founded in 1852) and the other is in Kim Son (founded in 1856). The king gave him valuables such as hundreds of ingots of silver, an agate sculpture of horse, a gong bearing a golden inscription “Lao năng khả tưởng” (the meaning: his credits and devotion to duty deserves rewarding). Because Nguyễn Công Trứ was a righteous, honest and straightforward mandarin, many a dishonest official had an aversion to such individuality of his. Nguyễn Công Trứ was slandered 3 times, however, luckily enough, everything was brought to light and he was completely vindicated then. Furthermore, in the event of Kim Son’s and Tien Hai’s bumper crops, the residents invited the 75-year-old mandarin to join the harvest festival as a red-carpet treatment, and dishonest officials vilified him a rebel leader in Kim Son and Tien Hai but then he succeeded in justifying himself to King Tự Đức.
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The streamlined 20th Century Limited departs Chicago's LaSalle Street Station behind a NYC Hudson locomotive, 1938 Mercury train, 1936 Steam locomotives of the NYC were optimized for speed on that flat raceway of a main line, rather than slow mountain lugging. Famous locomotives of the system included the well-known 4-6-4 Hudsons, particularly the 1937–38 J-3a's; 4-8-2 World War II–era L-3 and L-4 Mohawks; and the postwar S-class Niagaras: fast 4-8-4 locomotives often considered the epitome of their breed by steam locomotive aficionados (railfans). For two-thirds of the twentieth century the New York Central had some of the most famous trains in the United States. Its 20th Century Limited, begun in 1902, ran from Grand Central Terminal in New York to LaSalle Street Station, Chicago, and was its most famous train, known for its red carpet treatment and first class service.
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