They hold umbrellas—it looks to be raining, after all—in a sea of others with umbrellas, too.
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Or the $26 million Umbrellas project, which planted over 3,000 large umbrellas into fields in California and Japan's Ibaraki prefecture.
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It isn't, however, an unbroken chain of big beach umbrellas, little drink umbrellas and a few scattered minutes spent working.
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Forecast rain may also dampen the turnout, though security officials lifted an earlier ban on umbrellas, saying small umbrellas would be permitted.
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"The Umbrellas of Chebourg (Les parapluies de Cherbourg )" (1964)
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However, while securing one of the rainbow-colored, smartphone-enabled umbrellas was a breeze, the Straits Times says unclear instructions on how to return the umbrellas resulted in many users keeping them.
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Yeah. Like the manspreading on the subway but with umbrellas.
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Casually take items from people, such as umbrellas and coffees.
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Umbrellas and canopies dotted the sand under partly sunny skies.
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They broke out their umbrellas and huddled under an overpass.
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And unlike most umbrellas, opening it isn't a whole production.
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"That's why umbrellas are not allowed up there," he screamed.
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Customers used umbrellas to shield themselves from the beating sun.
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On the beach, loungers, umbrellas, towels and toys are provided.
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THE UMBRELLAS OF CHERBOURG (1964) Stream on the Criterion Channel.
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THE UMBRELLAS OF CHERBOURG (1964) Stream on the Criterion Channel.
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They wear skirts like beach umbrellas, earrings like golden coconuts.
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And by all means, leave your umbrellas by the door.
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The crowd wore raincoats and carried umbrellas to shield themselves.
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Sitagu Sayadaw entered in magenta robe under two white umbrellas.
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Use the hats, use the protective clothing, use the umbrellas.
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Use the hats, use the protective clothing, use the umbrellas.
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As exports went, it beat geisha dolls and paper umbrellas.
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Some local authorities even dictate the color of sun umbrellas.
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The beach club has cabanas and umbrellas that help minimize exposure.
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He served monks and nuns food and donated sandals and umbrellas.
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Lee's company, SWNA, designs everything from robots to umbrellas and lamps.
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Large bags and umbrellas are banned from Time Square this weekend.
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Umbrellas often top the list of commonly misplaced — and replaced — items.
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Protestors donned goggles, hard hats, and carried umbrellas to protect themselves.
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Expect wet umbrellas on the subway and frowns on the street.
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Check out the best umbrellas and rain boots you can buy
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Under a canopy of white umbrellas, late summer sunlight poured in.
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A second later, it was biblical, pelting the umbrellas like punishment.
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It's amazing the things umbrellas can do that aren't life-threatening.
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Break out the beach umbrellas and spring for the pool pass.
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In Trump's world, we all have to carry our own umbrellas.
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Umbrellas, too, have remained largely unchanged in the last 200 years.
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Now imagine you have hundreds of cocktail umbrellas under your skin.
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Here's what else is happening: Sunglasses are out, umbrellas are in.
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People carry umbrellas as they attend a protest in Hong Kong.
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We live inside wide questions without question marks — looming, opaque umbrellas.
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So what if the Urban Umbrellas are a little bit froufrou?
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Those gathered outside on St Peter's Square shielded themselves with umbrellas.
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In Stranks' idea for an alternate ending, Phoebe walked to the park and put up six brightly-colored umbrellas to shield herself from the rain — a la the umbrellas the cast holds during the show's opening credits.
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At one point, acrobats hanging from umbrellas were lowered from the ceiling.
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And suppose the U.S. tariff rate for the umbrellas is 6.5 percent.
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When it rains in Mogadishu, they take out their umbrellas in Minnesota.
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Protestors used umbrellas to shield themselves against tear gas and pepper spray.
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No fruity drink is complete without one of those colorful cocktail umbrellas.
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The Bo Sang village in Thailand is known for its colorful umbrellas.
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They spent most of the time under beach umbrellas, smoking and drinking.
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The queen is frequently seen carrying the company's "bird cage" clear umbrellas.
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Some prudent tourists had the foresight to bring umbrellas along with them ...
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Some attendees used umbrellas to ward off the sun; others wore bikinis.
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People shook their heads like wet dogs and put their umbrellas up.
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Patio furniture and umbrellas should also be placed at the same distance.
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Basic black loaner umbrellas proved handy for Northern Ireland's ever-threatening rain.
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Some of the bodies were mutilated with umbrellas, forks or razor blades.
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Poison-tipped umbrellas are no longer the tools of the espionage trade.
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One encampment had a canopy, four umbrellas and a several beach chairs.
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Four-dollar street umbrellas have not improved in quality since last year.
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The family is accused of using umbrellas to shelter them from moonlight.
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After we walked down the stairs, four women holding umbrellas approached us.
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Many of them gripped umbrellas, but not for protection from inclement weather.
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They carried umbrellas, held shields, and threw Molotov cocktails to gain ground.
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All of his winter coats, caps and umbrellas come from the South Bronx.
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Or are you always buying umbrellas and leaving them under tables in bars?
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As the trains approached Kasumigaseki station, they punctured the bags using the umbrellas.
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The terrorists used bags of liquid sarin, which they pierced with sharpened umbrellas.
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Also: boxes, space heaters, umbrellas, pots, a goldfish bowl and a cowboy hat.
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In a nod to summer, the tree was decorated with little cocktail umbrellas.
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Young protesters, camping out with their homework stations and yellow umbrellas, drew admiration.
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Taller bottles, umbrellas, and tripods can be secured with a hidden lash strap.
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Lackeys have appeared with umbrellas for the heads of state and FIFA dignitaries.
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Donald Trump hasn't had the best of luck when it comes to umbrellas.
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Building barricades out of street furniture and umbrellas, protesters threw rocks and bottles.
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Sun umbrellas will go from three nearby islands, as they curb tourism too.
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Buying additional pieces of military kit is very different from swapping security umbrellas.
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Some wait for up to six hours armed with lawn chairs and umbrellas.
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They walked in a large group to the event site under black umbrellas.
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"Dig deep and thoroughly investigate the protective umbrellas" of such menaces, says one.
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"A senior painter is photographed here teaching a junior how to paint umbrellas."
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Protesters occupied several major train routes and blocked doors from closing using umbrellas.
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After all, where else would you put soggy umbrellas and reusable grocery bags?
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Someone had rigged two umbrellas and a tarp over the four-seat counter.
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Beach chairs and umbrellas can be rented for $12 to $15 from beachcomfort.net.
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The outdoor pool was pleasant enough, with plenty of umbrellas but no bar.
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There were piragua carts with multicolored umbrellas selling shaved ice on every corner.
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The people in Mr. Smith's photographs carry umbrellas and wear hats, often bowlers.
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Awnings and big umbrellas stretch 2350 yards along the line, concealing the track.
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The cocktail umbrella is crinkly with more prominent sections than the other umbrellas.
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Many were dressed in black and carried umbrellas, a symbol of their movement.
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But, broadly speaking, the fan criticisms of the movie fall under five broad umbrellas.
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Grande, clad in thigh-high boots and a black bubble dress, danced around umbrellas.
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Other striking teachers picketed in the Friday rain -- some with signs, some with umbrellas.
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Protesters used umbrellas to fend off pepper spray and tear gas used by police.
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"Closer to home, umbrellas are also interesting targets," Saito said, wrapping up his email.
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These patio umbrellas are on sale for $64.94, down from their listed $159.95 price.
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A few lingered under lime green umbrellas on benches, charging their phones at kiosks.
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More videos followed: lorises clutching tiny umbrellas and nibbling shyly on balls of rice.
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For those who need to be outside in the heat, umbrellas are a must.
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Most people wore black, and many sat under umbrellas in the 90-degree heat.
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So it's not just beach umbrellas—like it could be, say, in restaurant settings.
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"We don't want, let's say, the stretches of umbrellas and beach chairs," he said.
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The critic John Bowen counted more than 120 references to umbrellas in Dickens' work.
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Because in the old days, espionage meant using exploding pens and poison-tipped umbrellas.
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AFTER: The next day, the water was empty, and the beach umbrellas were down.
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No umbrellas, backpacks, large bags, alcoholic beverages, drones or e-cigarettes will be allowed.
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The vast majority were young, and many came with umbrellas, hardhats and face masks.
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As protesters left, pastors wished them well and reminded everyone to take their umbrellas.
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As people scurried up the sidewalks, the wind tore umbrellas out of their hands.
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People walked the roadways, looking for shelter or help, some vainly holding umbrellas skyward.
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They also provide beach chairs and umbrellas on a dedication section of the beach.
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The hotel provided towels, reclining beach chairs, and umbrellas to guests between 8 a.m.
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The crowd wore raincoats and carried umbrellas to shield themselves from police water cannons.
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Often, I wonder if men know that you can actually buy hand-sized umbrellas?
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Yellow umbrellas became the symbol of the pro-democracy movement which swelled in 2014.
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Fridges, washing machines, ovens, thermostats, mattresses, light bulbs, shoes, and even umbrellas: our glorious future of flying cars and convenience was somehow switched out for umbrellas that tweet us when it's going to rain, and a fridge that live streams its contents.
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"Umbrellas are different from bicycles," E Umbrella founder Zhao Shuping told South China Morning Post.
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Tomorrow, you might want to trade them for umbrellas, though — stormy skies await on Wednesday.
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Protesters clutched umbrellas, signs and candles near the Blue House, the presidential residence, in Seoul.
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A small crowd had gathered at the Palm Springs airport under umbrellas to welcome them.
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Towards the middle of the ever-growing line, there are two women both holding umbrellas.
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Clinic escorts use large umbrellas to shield patients from anti-abortion demonstrators in Montgomery, Alabama.
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There were about 20 people waiting in line for gas on foot, standing under umbrellas.
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Those who did not have shelter sat under umbrellas or wore ponchos in the mist.
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A small crowd in evening wear huddled beneath umbrellas in the garden, watching two men.
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That means raincoats and umbrellas will be your best friend in the next few months.
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Flags, flowers, and umbrellas suggest that everything takes place outside, in a dark, sunless world.
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Umbrellas, metal barriers, hard hats, water bottles and other debris lay strewn across major roads.
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Just give me what you want, he told his equally drenched roommate (neither had umbrellas).
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Crew members stood over Thompson, holding umbrellas and making last-minute tweaks to the car.
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After she finished her vows, the rain finally stopped abruptly and we ditched the umbrellas.
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Advertisements with details of 20-somethings looking for a mate are plastered over upturned umbrellas.
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Enterprising women in multicolored skirts and brown hats sold water and folding umbrellas for shade.
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Parents started tacking posters of children's statistics onto cork boards, on umbrellas, on the ground.
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Previously, only women Marines were allowed to use umbrellas while in service or dress uniform.
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Umbrellas are not permitted, so guests are encouraged to wear ponchos or water-resistant clothing.
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Huddled under umbrellas outside a suburban Philadelphia courthouse on Tuesday, a group of women embraced.
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Rain gear is fine, two umbrellas in case you lose the first one is excessive.
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You'll also find umbrellas on 2 and across the street in the MoMA Design Store.
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A few used metal poles and umbrellas to smash some of the station's glass railings.
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Christmas in London is basically broken umbrellas, chattering teeth, hunched shoulders, and scrunched-up faces.
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Today, Chinese start-ups want to share umbrellas, concrete mixers and mobile phone power banks.
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Outside the cafés, beneath their fringed umbrellas, the little tables are deserted and red-hot.
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Protesters began dismantling the spokes inside umbrellas and stockpiling them to use as extra arrows.
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On Fortaleza Street, an art installation of colorful umbrellas hovered above pedestrians, triggering countless selfies.
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Here's hoping for purple paisley jackets, purple satin sheets, and, dare I say, purple umbrellas.
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Participants keep their faces covered, hide behind umbrellas when making plans and use encrypted messaging-services.
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In 230, umbrellas ruled when stars began arriving and most of the red carpet was uncovered.
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Umbrellas are placed to block security cameras outside a police headquarters in Hong Kong, June 21.
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The resemblance between those ugly, cheap things — ceramic dishes, plastic bowls and cups, flimsy umbrellas, etc.
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We don't have any formal schooling, but here's our report: Umbrellas up, it's soggy till Sunday.
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Tourists hold umbrellas to shelter from the sun as they walk past the Colosseum, July 26.
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One video captured the strong winds in Baltimore knocking over people's umbrellas and slamming into trees.
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Protesters threw umbrellas and hardhats at police, who retaliated by swinging batons and firing pepper spray.
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The Queen and Harry also all accessorized their looks with umbrellas due to the cloudy skies.
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They carry umbrellas that protect them from the sun but also hide their faces from me.
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"Karen's eccentric style really makes quite a statement with our umbrellas," says Blunt founder Scott Kington.
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Not quite ghost, not quite monster, yokai can inhabit everyday objects, mimicking umbrellas, lanterns, and crockery.
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Dear Diary: Second cup in hand,From my window perchI see the bobbing umbrellas on 3rd.
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Outside is a resort-style pool with lounge chairs and umbrellas, which overlooks a picturesque lake.
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The Umbrellas of Cherbourg (France) This is the film that catapulted Catherine Deneuve to international stardom.
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The space is filled with a smattering of fire pits, and tables and chairs with umbrellas.
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It was a blisteringly hot day, and the towels and umbrellas of beachgoers dotted the coast.
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Along with the dress code, they used umbrellas as shields against the tear gas police threw.
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Protesters stood under umbrellas in heavy rain, some singing "Hallelujah", as police conducted random ID checks.
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Like hammers and handkerchiefs, umbrellas are too ancient to have a single, agreed-upon origin story.
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Supply stations are set up to distribute water, snacks, gloves, umbrellas and shields made of cardboard.
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We think of most fungi as having fruiting bodies that rise from the soil like umbrellas.
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It's the neighborhood's plaza, a traffic circle furnished with crayon-color folding chairs and umbrellas, tables.
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A bystander's video captured beachgoers seized by panic as umbrellas went swirling up into the air.
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The umbrellas were up and the waterproofs out as rain greeted the players at the start.
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In those parts of the country you'll want to keep umbrellas handy for trick-or-treaters.
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Umbrellas shot open like inverted primroses as several people noticed shifty activity on a balcony above.
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Some protesters were throwing petrol bombs at police, and others were charging at them with umbrellas.
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Southerly breezes could kick up past 20 mph, so watch for those umbrellas blowing inside-out.
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The staff began to drag the lounge chairs and tables and umbrellas back onto the deck.
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Chairs, umbrellas, and other objects were piled by students near university entrances to create a blockade.
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Many of them wore hats and carried umbrellas, while residents exposed themselves directly to the sun.
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Most others lounged under umbrellas printed with the American flag, laying on blankets in the grass.
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Jane's chief coping mechanism for dealing with her grief is to design and build umbrellas: not ordinary umbrellas whose function is solely to keep the rain out, but beautiful little collapsible sculptures that double as artworks and character development (and which also keep out the rain).
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"I've seen people dry rice on it, in latrines, as bags, as trousers, as umbrellas," Ashmore adds.
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In Mexico, the architecture of Félix Candela punctuates landscapes like giant flowers, folded umbrellas, and cresting waves.
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At the Schlegel townhouse, we realize Helen possesses a literal bin of umbrellas she has unwittingly pilfered.
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Hell, these umbrellas just might have special powers to stop any form of water coming near you!
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His aides and security guards tried to block the flying objects with umbrellas and their bare hands.
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Police fired several rounds of tear gas as protesters held up umbrellas to protect themselves or fled.
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They say opening umbrellas in the house brings bad luck, but this time I don't believe it.
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They propose it could inform the design of satellites, aircraft, and everyday objects like fans and umbrellas.
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Watch "No Security" below and pray for a line of Skepta-curated umbrellas: Follow Lauren on Twitter.
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The designer just launched her latest collaboration with Blunt (makers of ultra-reliable, legitimately wind-resistant umbrellas).
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Umbrellas are just one of the many items banned from the inauguration area on the National Mall.
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Up for grabs: 3,500 umbrellas, 250 valises, 50 cameras, eight radios and a number of musical instruments.
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Residents sit outside under patio umbrellas, quietly chatting with each other, reading, or scrolling through their iPhones.
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Others tried to shield the students from media by holding signs and umbrellas in front of cameras.
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"This case provides confirmation that beach umbrellas may cause fatal penetrating blunt force trauma to the chest."
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The queen's umbrellas are often bespoke and made to match her outfits, according to the company's website.
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It briefly started to rain before the rally began, and scores of people pulled out their umbrellas.
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But she was glad she remembered a tip from her photographer: buy a lot of clear umbrellas.
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"Poll workers have been advising voters to keep wet jackets/umbrellas away from the ballot," Couser said.
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It had been raining heavily all afternoon and Tokyo's ubiquitous see-through plastic umbrellas dotted the streets.
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All the awnings and stalls blew up like toy umbrellas and cash registers tumbled through the streets.
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They have launched several new products under their own umbrellas, including lending, fraud prevention, and payroll services.
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It was hot — 80 degrees — and a few older women on the sidewalk had their umbrellas out.
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Campari merch — Aperol spritz-themed wine glasses, straws, umbrellas, sunglasses and orange fans — has infiltrated social feeds.
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A variety of entrepreneurs have introduced "smart" umbrellas equipped with GPS trackers and other tech-y accessories.
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It was hot, 80 degrees, and a few older women on the sidewalk had their umbrellas out.
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As temperatures rose with the sun, individuals and families sought shelter from the heat beneath colorful umbrellas.
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The road will finally open onto a vista of sand and pebbles, with thatched umbrellas scattered about.
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They showed up dressed in plastic ponchos and rain coats, and huddled under a sea of umbrellas.
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Breakfast is best enjoyed on Cafe du Parc's terrace on Pennsylvania Avenue under the signature blue umbrellas.
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He also expanded into accessories like tote bags ($48) and umbrellas ($92) that feature its carrot logo.
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The city's mile-long beach is carpeted by bright towels and canopied by a pageant of umbrellas.
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In 1900, people clutched their hats and umbrellas as New York was swept up in a snowstorm.
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It started early in the day: There were sit-down protests under a rainbow display of umbrellas.
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You can also pay extra to rent cabanas and beach umbrellas, wave runners, or for parasailing excursions.
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But the missing child's screams are heard, and the scientists fight off the Monster with their umbrellas.
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Mr. de Blasio reminded visitors that umbrellas and large bags would not be allowed in Times Square.
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Flames licked tree branches and police shields as students launched more and more Molotovs from behind umbrellas.
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It could also allow Anthem and others to consider integrating drug benefits under their own corporate umbrellas.
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The paper cocktail umbrella blends in with the other beach umbrellas, but something about it is different.
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The pool has a sun shelf with chaise longues, marine-grade stainless-steel tables and shade umbrellas.
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Videos circulating online showed a large crowd of anxious adults carrying umbrellas gathered outside the school gates.
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However, the startup apparently didn't provide enough information on how customers can return the umbrellas when they're done.
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For instance, we didn't count Dexterous With Umbrellas Rihanna because that was a brief blip on the timeline.
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Leslie Jones certainly has a way with umbrellas – namely, the one that almost cost Chrissy Teigen her eye.
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On the shore, vendors floated between beach umbrellas, selling aloe creams and drinks out of the same coolers.
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According to Fisher, high winds can send umbrellas barrelling down the beach at speeds of 20mph or more.
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Protesters use umbrellas — a symbol of the pro-democracy movements in Hong Kong — after police fire tear gas.
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It's not clear which of those umbrellas Cassell, Martin and Stewart fall under, and it's really not important.
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Passers-by are often offered helmets and masks and shielded with umbrellas until they reach a safe place.
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If Chinese cities are suddenly full of the same rainbow-colored umbrellas, now you know who to blame.
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When Erik Satie died in Arcueil, his bedroom was said to contain 23 umbrellas and an untouched piano.
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While umbrellas serve a strictly utilitarian purpose (to keep us dry), they don't have the most practical design.
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In London, people will meet outside the French embassy carrying white roses, red umbrellas, and trans rights flags.
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Those who couldn&apost make it to the sea drank cold beverages under large umbrellas in city squares.
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Overall, 32 of those who used umbrellas ended up with sunburns, compared to 10 in the sunscreen group.
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Men and women toting Japan's ubiquitous clear plastic umbrellas file into the entrance of a nondescript corner bar.
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A man renting beach umbrellas told him of a cacao farm in the mountains that was for sale.
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Hemsworth and Thompson also accessorized with matching black umbrellas to stay out of the desert sun and sunglasses.
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This was a mistake, as I got caught in the rainstorm and broke not one, but two, umbrellas.
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Although the umbrellas have mitigated the rays and quieted the controversy, the problem may not entirely be gone.
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You walk down the street on a rainy day and the trash bins are filled with broken umbrellas.
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Videos showed them charging into the trains and beating up people who tried to defend themselves with umbrellas.
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Police were trying to clear the bridge above the Cross-Harbour Tunnel, where protesters took cover behind umbrellas.
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Throngs of protesters, sheltering from rain under umbrellas, chanted "freedom for political prisoners" and "Russia will be free".
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No tennis balls, baseballs, umbrellas with metal tips, ladders, sticks, poles, strollers, flashlights, balloons, or bike locks allowed.
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Until now, only female Marines had been allowed to use umbrellas while wearing the service or dress uniform.
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Dozens more had gathered outside the court building, some waving yellow umbrellas - the symbol of the 2014 protests.
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They shared the shade under their umbrellas, and sometimes even the clothes off their back with fellow pilgrims.
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Some teams employed a decidedly low-tech cooling method: shielding their battery and motor compartments with ordinary umbrellas.
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Tourists drink craft beer under umbrellas on a pedestrian plaza downtown that has been renamed Heather Heyer Way.
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Tens of thousands of people joined in Mexico City's Pride parade, reveling underneath rainbow-colored banners and umbrellas.
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Traffic comes to a standstill, strangers huddle under a shared awning, and inside-out umbrellas litter trash cans.
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Steel struts branch upward toward the 103-foot roof like the skeletons of umbrellas open against a monsoon.
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Here's what else is happening: An up-and-down kind of weekend calling for both umbrellas and sunscreen.
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The big picture: Thousands of protestors with umbrellas still occupied the park several hours after the demonstrations started.
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Nowadays, the view from Dr. Hourizadeh's waiting area is of people sitting at tables shaded by orange umbrellas.
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Aziz Istanbul serves Turkish dishes, pizza, ice cream and drinks adorned with lemon wedges, maraschino cherries and umbrellas.
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It is one of the busiest fruit stands in the city, open day and night, four umbrellas long.
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Then and now, umbrellas help defend against pepper spray and tear gas when police attempt to disperse crowds.
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" Liu's observation was more practical: "The quality of umbrellas that China sells to the U.S. is not good.
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When the rain fell, FogCam viewers saw students running to escape the wet, their umbrellas turned inside out.
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When the rain fell, FogCam viewers saw students running to escape the wet, their umbrellas turned inside out.
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Thankfully, save for some unlucky umbrellas and empty beach chairs, no one was hurt in the drunken rampage.
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As we all stood, waiting to march, people approached us to ask about the red umbrellas on our backs.
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The Wimbledon shop sold 46,408 baseball caps, 30,386 towels, 8,882 umbrellas and 1,334 Panama hats during the two weeks.
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I was in New York recently and it was raining and I was obsessed ... Men have these huge umbrellas.
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That's when three umbrellas just shot straight into the air and all the pool furniture went into the pool.
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Her bright prints were featured on lounge chairs, umbrellas and the ultimate in luxe beachside necessities — a customized surfboard.
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The second line dances, steps, flags handkerchiefs and pumps umbrellas in honor of the person just laid to rest.
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While officers drove back demonstrators with plastic shields, the retreating protesters pointed open umbrellas to ward off pepper spray.
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Protesters, many carrying umbrellas, thronged streets calling on Lam to step down and for the bill to be scrapped.
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Anticipating the long wait, many brought fold-up chairs, umbrellas (for protection from the sun), snacks, books, and games.
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It's raining, but we brought umbrellas — nothing is going to stop me from seeing Tokimonsta play in Central Park.
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According to a report from Caixin Global, the company lost a whopping 30,000 umbrellas after just a few days.
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The tweet consisted of the shape of France made up by different weather-related emojis, like suns and umbrellas.
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Umbrellas, large bags and alcohol are banned and portions of 57th and 59th streets will be closed to traffic.
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The attackers then entered the trains and beat the people inside as they tried to defend themselves with umbrellas.
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The protesters in Hong Kong began carrying umbrellas to guard against the use of pepper spray by riot police.
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Over the course of the summer, protesters have been fashioning weapons out of everyday objects, like roadsigns and umbrellas.
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The now-iconic photo Goff took of the two poking male friends with umbrellas in 1987 at Royal Ascot.
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Sekou Davis, 41, a street vendor selling umbrellas and roses, said he voted for her because of her gender.
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Here's what else is happening: Boots, raincoats and umbrellas are de rigueur today, whether you like it or not.
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The Marine Corps has announced that all Marines may now use umbrellas while wearing their service and dress uniforms.
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He is credited with making the device more accessible, as Western umbrellas were previously scaffolded with costly, ghastly whalebone.
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It's never been given, and I like it because it umbrellas so many people who are battling mental illness.
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The protests intensified on Wednesday afternoon, with protesters hurling bricks, bottles and umbrellas as they clashed with the police.
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And there was a choir from Norway, dressed like sailors, ready with blue umbrellas in case it started raining.
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If you're looking for a more portable beach-style umbrella, check out our guide to the best beach umbrellas.
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The Umbrella movement got its name because activists used umbrellas to shield themselves from tear gas and pepper spray.
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It rained during the marches, so much of the city center turned into a sea of slow moving umbrellas.
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"White umbrellas are classic and beautiful, but they have a tendency to stain and show age," Mr. Harrison said.
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Just last week, we were in London, where effortlessly chic updos were the perfect complement to umbrellas and galoshes.
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I ordered a fruity concoction called a Guavaruma, one of a dozen specialty drinks that come with little umbrellas.
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Below that was a photo of three folded black patio umbrellas arranged to resemble people in full body coverings.
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Above, supporters escorted those charged with rioting from a court in Hong Kong under cover of umbrellas on Wednesday.
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In the yard, mismatched chairs, stacked pallet tables and umbrellas rest on a bed of gravel and cigarette butts.
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Rentals for an additional feel are also available such as beach umbrellas, wave-runners, parasailing, paddle boards, and more.
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The sky was cement-colored and heavy and we soon had to duck into a pharmacy to buy umbrellas.
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It was raining in Singapore, but New Year's Eve celebrants sheltered under umbrellas and raincoats as fireworks sparkled overhead.
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Our full beach chair guide has options for all, including chairs with coolers, umbrellas, and more novel innovations, too.
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The National Park Service has revised its policy due to the rain forecast, and will allow small, collapsible "Totes" style umbrellas for the parade route and on the National Mall, but umbrellas are still prohibited for all ticketed areas on Capitol grounds (along with a bunch of other items you can see here).
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When it rains, we break out our bulkiest rain boots, our widest umbrellas, and our sturdiest, most water-repellent coats.
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" She also closed out the show with a choreographed dance with umbrellas, appropriately set to "No Tears Left to Cry.
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They require the basics including hats, scarves, and gloves, but they're in need of other items, like deodorant and umbrellas.
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The next day, we broke out our umbrellas and made our way to Buca di Beppo, also in Times Square.
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Below, we rounded up some of Amazon's cutest and brightest umbrellas, so you can stand out on a gray day.
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Despite religious SPF application and shade-providing umbrellas and hats, there's nothing more we can do about preventing tan lines.
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People hold up umbrellas and shine lights during a protest against a controversial extradition bill in Hong Kong, Aug. 1.
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A viewing platform, swings and a shaded area under umbrellas are used mainly by local (Han) staff and their families.
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From fancy patterned umbrellas to rain boots that you won't wear only grudgingly, we've found the best rain gear around.
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The waves ate into one tourist beach, pulling hunks of it away and toppling thatch umbrellas cemented into the sand.
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The country's urbanites already use smartphones to rent umbrellas, mobile-phone chargers, basketballs and other necessities for a small fee.
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This means that our parties will always be loose coalitions, "big tents," or broad umbrellas that typically include strange bedfellows.
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Namely, the umbrella imagery; umbrellas became a symbol of resistance—"the Umbrella Movement"—during protests in Hong Kong in 2014.
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On the other hand, the $10 umbrellas I've bought off street vendors usually last through a few storms, at best.
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Police used truncheons and pepper spray against protesters, who threw objects such as umbrellas and plastic water bottles at them.
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The long-hauler's companions whispered to each other, laughing beneath their colorful round umbrellas, which cast their faces in shadow.
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Many were wearing purple scarves, a color associated with feminist movements, while others carried purple umbrellas or wore purple gloves.
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They stood wedged into the little area by the door where umbrellas would have gone if it had been raining.
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There were plenty of places to sit on the patio, plus large umbrellas to provide shade on a sunny day.
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Projections of the Woodstock music festival and American soldiers in Vietnam replace the previous scenes of beach umbrellas and surfboards.
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The restrictions banned legal weapons like air rifles, but also umbrellas with metal tips, coolers, sleeping bags and tennis balls.
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This exhibition, made up of hundreds of umbrellas, has been held in cities and towns across the world since 2011.
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It's a face that demands attention, an unsettling visage floating in the sea of yellow vests, umbrellas and black hoods.
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Office workers in suits and ties formed a human supply chain to move water and umbrellas to front-line protesters.
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Marketing won't be changed from these developments for the foreseeable future, nor will robots, smart spoons, connected umbrellas or hoverboards.
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Garber also notes that umbrellas, while not good as a weapon, are a useful way to defend from hawk attacks.
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You can't really miss Taverna Kyclades, which takes up much of the block with its royal blue awnings and umbrellas.
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David Berger made the decision to finally allow Marines to use umbrellas, said Mary Boyt, the uniform board's program manager.
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Umbrellas are a feeble shield against the rain, a half-hearted gesture at the idea of cover from a storm.
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In the pouring rain, hundreds of people lined up outside a building in Queens on Monday, clutching umbrellas and paperwork.
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But the protests intensified in the afternoon, with demonstrators hurling bricks, bottles and umbrellas as they clashed with the police.
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Blue lounge chairs rested around the edge of the pool under white umbrellas that offered relief from the blazing sun.
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Many purchased fluffy pretzels and pink beverages adorned with umbrellas from the concessions stands and settled in to be entertained.
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Attendees held club-branded umbrellas and wore club-branded floppy hats as golf carts with the Trump name whizzed by.
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Smaller umbrellas that don't completely block the Art Deco architecture have been rolled out, and fewer tables crowd the sidewalks.
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It's a face that demands attention, an unsettling visage floating in the sea of yellow vests, umbrellas and black hoods.
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Crowds with umbrellas and blankets closed a main highway in Caracas, singing songs, reading books and playing dominoes and cards.
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When we arrived, the beach concierge set us up with chairs, umbrellas, towels, and boogie boards at no additional cost.
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Some turned on a dime at the sight of a camera to melt away into the canopy of beach umbrellas.
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Adorned with tiki umbrellas, pineapple chunks, and festive straws, drinks are served in mugs shaped like skulls or glaring totems.
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They built barricades inside using materials they had scavenged and brought, including umbrellas and metal gates and destroyed surveillance cameras.
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Rev Run, the rapper and D.J., worked a turntable with booming speakers across from the red umbrellas of Hosteria Romana.
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Some huddle under umbrellas, and a handful of people are gathered beneath an awning in front of a liquor store.
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We stood on one of the city's many footbridges and watched the crowd pass beneath, a torrent of open umbrellas.
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They resembled typical youth frittering away a Sunday, if not for the umbrellas they were carrying on a cloudless night.
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The loungers are big and comfy with massive umbrellas to block out the sun while you thumb your beach read.
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Police fired several rounds of tear gas as protesters held up umbrellas to protect themselves, trying to block their advance.
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In some situations, as we've seen in Thailand, corporate sponsors with specific political leanings get involved - meals, drinks, umbrellas, bottled water.
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In chaotic scenes, police responded with rubber bullets and tear gas as some charged them with umbrellas and threw plastic bottles.
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Tens of thousands of protesters had gathered peacefully in the Chinese-ruled city before tempers flared, some charging police with umbrellas.
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On June 12th they had not just umbrellas but masks, scarves, hard hats and plastic cling film for protecting bare skin.
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Whatever you do, don't make the mistake of putting the Church of Night under the broad umbrellas of Satanism or Paganism.
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Some 20,000 teachers, union members and supporters gathered outside City Hall, carrying umbrellas in a rare Southern California rainstorm and chanting.
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A young man was treated for a bloody head wound metres from where surrounded police were hitting activists armed with umbrellas.
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Not recommended reading for anxious people who frequently go to the beach, or those already suspicious of enormous beach umbrellas. 2.
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A El Nino downpour also forced cast members to carry umbrellas during some outdoor scenes, filmed on a Warner Brothers backlot.
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Some demonstrators walked in lab coats while others shaded themselves under umbrellas and signs as temperatures neared 90 Fahrenheit (32 Celsius).
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The stadium erupted and, out on Henman Hill, the umbrellas of the fans massed in front of the big screen twirled.
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The camels themselves are a technicolor desert dream of ornate rugs, fuzzy pom-poms, polished seashells, glittering jewelry, and little umbrellas.
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Only the truly wealthy actually opened their umbrellas, caring more for their fabrics than the view other people had of them.
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It was drizzling when I arrived but umbrellas, this Derby rookie learned, are one of the prohibited items at Churchill Downs.
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Residents and tourists donned rain boots and carried umbrellas as they walked through the city on catwalks raised on high stilts.
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They had umbrellas on their backs, which they would use to block people from taking pictures if an incident broke out.
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I do have the objective to spread the word about the dangers [of beach umbrellas] and share the precautions to take.
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Walking past the umbrellas with their boastful pieces of paper, I feel a pang of guilt about coming here to gawk.
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"The option to authorize the use of umbrellas when in uniform has been presented to previous commandants," Boyt told Task & Purpose.
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Some participants held umbrellas that spelled out "Stop Facism" and others carried a banner that read "Rainbow is the new black."
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During changeovers, they give water bottles to the players, wrap ice towels around their necks and hold umbrellas over their heads.
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Protesters tried to charge by pushing steel barricades at the police and hid under umbrellas to protect themselves from pepper spray.
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The INSIDER Summary: The cocktail umbrellas that are served with drinks at many beach bars may have secret messages on them.
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In New York City, you hear not just the rain hitting the street but rain hitting marble, granite, cars and umbrellas.
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Groups of sailors, wearing their dress whites, dotted the crowds and many held umbrellas aloft to shield themselves from the sun.
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Disney provides boogie boards, lounge chairs, and umbrellas for free, and the kids' club, called Auntie's Beach House, is also complimentary.
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Durability isn't the driving appeal of Davek umbrellas, though they're sturdier than their drugstore counterparts and come with a lifetime warranty.
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Mr. Thaler established that people's behavior consistently defies economic theory — they refuse to pay more for umbrellas during rainstorms, for example.
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At La Madonnina, plastic and wooden ramps crisscross the sand to reach rows of umbrellas, many equipped with platforms for wheelchairs.
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"Everybody is looking for ways to stay cool and still fashionable, so most people carry around fans or umbrellas," he said.
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The problems may be multifarious, but I managed to group the startups under two general umbrellas: waste reduction and aquatic intelligence.
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Sidewalks are so cluttered with tables and mammoth umbrellas that "it's unattractive, unsafe and a breeding ground for crime," he said.
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The ceiling of the lobby of the Arjaan Hotel in Dubai's Media City area is covered with dozens of colorful umbrellas.
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"Everyone at home has a lot of umbrellas, but we never have them when we really need them," said Mr. Shen.
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Early umbrellas were also made with a spring mechanism, that could have caused bodily harm to someone if it malfunctioned indoors.
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Surely humans—the most evolved of all land mammals, creators of space stations, and two-person umbrellas—aren't that easily swayed?
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His sensibility worked superbly in film, especially in the enchanting "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg," which offered an unending spool of emotion.
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That's why we're here, inside, sorting through the cornucopia of umbrellas, chairs, sunscreen, towels, and more — so you don't have to.
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Hundreds of police were deployed on Sunday as some demonstrators marched with yellow umbrellas, a symbol of democratic activism in the city.
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The also noted that the University of Arkansas prohibits beach balls, baby strollers and umbrellas at athletic events due to safety concerns.
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Lines extended around parking lots as customers waited in the summer heat, even holding out umbrellas to shade them from the sun.
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Right now, you can score up to 40 percent off on a fabulous selection of boots, raincoats, bags, socks, umbrellas, and more.
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This developed into the "Umbrella Movement," named after the umbrellas protesters used to protect themselves from police pepper spray and tear gas.
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Some of the faithful held umbrellas to protect themselves from the sun, with temperatures surpassing 903 degrees Celsius (100 Fahrenheit) around midday.
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"I can't believe this day has finally happened," he told a throng of media, office workers and school-children huddling under umbrellas.
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All umbrellas are 20 percent off and Pier 1 is currently offering $20 off $100, $40 off $200, and $100 off $500.
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In the packed street, people held up rainbow flags and umbrellas, bouquets of flowers and balloons to show their solidarity with victims.
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With about 127 million subscribers across the globe, HBO sells programming in more than 253 countries under the HBO and Cinemax umbrellas.
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After masks, umbrellas are the most common tool used to hide from cameras, usually coming out after police raise their warning flags.
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Even with a typhoon approaching the city and rain lashing down, many of them, huddled beneath umbrellas, stayed on to show solidarity.
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Hang up necessities like bath towels, robes, umbrellas, and keys, as well as decor items like string lights, picture frames, and tapestries.
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So next time you are at the ocean dodging beach umbrellas, make sure to keep an eye out for swimming tarantulas too.
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The rapper arrived at Queens Criminal Court dressed all in white, surrounded by security carrying umbrellas to protect her from the rain.
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Japanese design firm Nendo has a knack for taking everyday objects like umbrellas and rendering them in a simple, thoughtful, modern form.
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And when they each walked under their own umbrellas later in the day, they still managed to stay close by holding hands.
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How about the concrete floors and the lack of umbrellas for every table, setting up a defacto class system in the heat.
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This way all of my kids and all of their friends knew exactly where to hang their coats, backpacks, purses, umbrellas, etc.
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A Reuters cameraman saw shoes and umbrellas in front of the address this week, but the company has no registered phone number.
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The resulting footage is strange, wonderful, and abstract; showing droplets bursting, jets splitting, and umbrellas of water opening and closing on themselves.
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Here, the buildings lining the river had balconies, a few with umbrellas, a few with grills, or small curly-haired dogs barking.
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Some of the things voters held while waiting in line: umbrellas, children, iPhones, walkers, backpacks, dog leashes, pens, hot coffee, one another.
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It was gridlock on the sand — so many bodies on blankets or under umbrellas that moving without bumping someone was a challenge.
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That is the setting for " Howards End ," Forster's famous novel about culture, property, gaping class distinctions, and the narrative importance of umbrellas.
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There are three umbrellas in total — red, blue, and yellow — for you and your friends to recreate some of the opening theme.
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Police also fired tear gas in the nearby new town of Tai Po, where protesters took shelter on the street behind umbrellas.
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Umbrellas, famously the symbol of pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong in 2014, have been used as makeshift shields against tear gas.
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Some carried yellow umbrellas - a symbol of the pro-democracy Occupy protests that choked key city streets for 79 days in 2014.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Let us now mourn the umbrellas all over New Yorklying on sidewalks, wings flapping like dying black storks.
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Ladies can lay out and soak up some rays at the hotel's stunning beach-style pool surrounded by lounge chairs and umbrellas.
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Next I spoke with Daniel Varghese, one of the authors of the guide to umbrellas on Wirecutter, the consumer goods reviewing website.
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All that remained where piles of trash, broken umbrellas and thousands of plastic ties that the protesters used to bind barricades together.
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Tens of thousands of protesters had gathered peacefully outside the Chinese-ruled city's legislature before tempers flared, some charging police with umbrellas.
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The protesters who arrived at the gates of the complex hurled bricks, water bottles and umbrellas at the line of armored officers.
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We've done the research to find the best patio umbrellas you can buy no matter how big or small your patio is.
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Up for sale back then: 3,500 umbrellas, 250 "valises" (suitcases), 50 cameras, eight radios, cigarette lighters and an assortment of sporting goods.
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But the city still felt hushed all day, even as protesters with umbrellas and gas masks squared off against the riot police.
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The yellow economy refers to the hue of umbrellas once used to defend demonstrators against pepper spray and streams of tear gas.
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The 50-red-velvet-seat theater (a second one seats 175) was full for "Umbrellas," the "La La Land" of its day.
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Demonstrators of all ages donned the familiar yellow, black and red of the Venezuelan flag on T-shirts, umbrellas, hats and banners.
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Fortunately, the hotel provides beach services, with lounge chairs, umbrellas, and beach beds available to rent, along with food and beverage service.
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In the village, where no one can afford umbrellas or knows what they are, the nouveau riche put them to absurd uses.
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Inverted umbrellas are made to push water down when you close them, protecting you from getting wet even when they're off duty.
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And now, new footage has emerged of the evil gelatinous umbrellas, gathering off-shore in some kind of silent conference of doom.
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By Monday, there were shocking scenes of destruction in and around the PolyU campus, with barricades, bricks, debris and umbrellas strewn everywhere.
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They huddled under umbrellas on Henman Hill, watching on a giant video screen as Konta played under the roof of Centre Court.
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Over the course of a few months, protestors staged sit-in street protests and carried umbrellas against pepper spray from riot police.
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The best beach tent: Pacific Breeze Easy Setup Beach Tent ($69.99) Umbrellas are often heavy, unwieldy nuisances, especially in a stiff breeze.
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Some shielded themselves from the midday sun with umbrellas, others with bits of cardboard on which they had slept the previous night.
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Umbrellas, metal barriers, hard hats, water bottles and other debris lay strewn across major roads near the legislative council, known as Legco.
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That's close enough to capture swimmers, diving boards, water slides and umbrellas in sharp detail, but not so close it freaks people out.
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Young depicts three figures wearing long skirts and holding umbrellas, each with some element in their outfits that shows off their Native identity.
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Some protesters carried umbrellas, a nod to the 2014 Umbrella Revolution protests against attempts by Beijing to exercise power over Hong Kong's government.
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Kehagiaras' iteration of the tiki may not include cutie umbrellas or flowery garnishes, but it does include plenty of rum and tropical flavors.
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It's openly aimed at cinephiles who recognize the overt references to Singin' in the Rain, West Side Story, and The Umbrellas Of Cherbourg.
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Some sported yellow umbrellas — the symbol of the Occupy pro-democracy movement that paralyzed parts of Hong Kong for 11 weeks in 2014.
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Prince William and Princess Kate grabbed their umbrellas for a rainy tour to Isle of Scilly off the coast of Cornwall on Friday.
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Here, some of our favorite sales happening right now on everything from rugs to sofas to umbrellas (in case you must go outside).
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The scene was remarkably idyllic: Mother-daughter duos and best friends strolled arm-in-arm, clutching steaming Styrofoam coffee cups and unwieldy umbrellas.
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Those who gathered on Saturday in solidarity with Bialystok waved LGBT rainbow flags and carried rainbow umbrellas, with some condemning the week's events.
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Then you're faced with the immediate disappointment of Chris Martin, who bounced around the stage flanked by crowds of people carrying colorful umbrellas.
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To use the umbrellas, users pay a 19 yuan deposit (about three dollars), and are charged 0.5 yuan per half-hour of use.
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Blunt approached Walker about teaming up after learning she was a fan of the brand, which has been making indestructible umbrellas since 2006.
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Videos and images posted on social media show roofs of restaurants and homes collapsed, cars overturned and beach umbrellas littered across the sand.
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Protesters held aloft placards with slogans including "Free Hong Kong!" and "Democracy now!" and umbrellas to shield them from the sometimes heavy rain.
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Police fired tear gas on Monday in the narrow streets of Central where some protesters, crouching behind umbrellas, blocked streets during lunch hour.
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People have been injured by rain umbrellas, and one man lost his eye after a windblown beach umbrella hit him in the face.
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Outside, he and his fellow defendants raised their fists and supporters displayed yellow umbrellas, the symbol of Hong Kong's beleaguered pro-democracy movement.
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Hong Kong activists are getting protest tattoos of umbrellas, gas masks, and a bleeding eye, in a bold break with the movement's anonymity
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Hunter collaborated with Disney for a "Mary Poppins Returns"-inspired collection that includes rain boots, umbrellas, and the titular character's iconic carpet bag.
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Human supply chains passed along umbrellas, rolls of cling-film, cable-ties, pairs of scissors and bottles of water to the front line.
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"The umbrellas are dropping letters to rain out the positive words from the negative ones," she said during the show's opening last month.
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His new book, "Umbrellas in Bloom," offers a vivid account of the street protests that paralyzed parts of Hong Kong for 79 days.
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Yet, in self-describing their skin as "sensitive," more than half of the population is out there wielding one of those huge umbrellas.
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Lifeguards in red T-shirts rent out Li-Los, kayaks and umbrellas, then serve as waiters at the tiny, improbable beach bar, Maracaibo.
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Scenes of chaos also emerged in other parts of Hong Kong as demonstrators blocked traffic, many carrying umbrellas to fend off tear gas.
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The mega-chapeau made its debut on the spring runways when Jacquemus (above, at right) sent out toppers just shy of sun umbrellas.
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It has also been illegal, even as taco carts and fruit stands with their familiar rainbow umbrellas have been mainstays on street corners.
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The setting is a feast for the senses — the rocks, the color of the water, the striped umbrellas and the boats going by.
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The show expands on Mr. Wurtzel's work, sending packing peanuts, umbrellas and balloons of various sizes aloft in balletic counterpoint with the performers.
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Some sported yellow umbrellas - the symbol of the Occupy pro-democracy movement that paralyzed parts of Hong Kong for 11 weeks in 2014.
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Not bobbing down the waves on boogie boards, or falling asleep under umbrellas with books in one hand and drinks in the other.
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The Umbrella Movement, so-named in reference to the umbrellas used by protesters in defense of police pepper spray, changed Hong Kong forever.
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Mr. Tsang and the other teenagers overlapped their open umbrellas to create a nylon wall as they charged the police, the friends said.
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When it was time for the judge to deliver his verdict, we strode towards him, armed with umbrellas, to prevent him from speaking.
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It's the hub for all art books from MoMA's own imprint and from other publishers, as well as toys, umbrellas, calendars and cards.
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Here's the deal ... paps got photos of these two goofballs Saturday walking out of London's Bob Bob Ricard restaurant, completely covered in umbrellas.
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Nightfall is likely to bring rain, with a chance of storms, so pack those umbrellas if you're going to be out this evening.
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Protesters said on Saturday that they would hang up the tools of their trade — hard hats, umbrellas and gas masks — only if Mrs.
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True to its name, the restaurant is splashed with hula décor, neon, and frozen drinks galore dispensed from machines and sporting paper umbrellas.
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Word spread around campus about the police presence, and students started gathering nearby behind makeshift barriers of umbrellas and track-and-field hurdles.
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For $5.50, we parked, set up our chairs (you can rent them, and umbrellas, too) and joined local families and fellow bargain hunters.
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It is comprised of wind and dappled sunlight as surely as umbrellas, and I can't imagine it trapped within the museum's white walls.
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Get super Pinterest-y with your presentation and serve this up scorpion bowl-style with plenty of straws and cocktail umbrellas for sharing.
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" The criticism comes just one year after David Jennings, the former San Francisco ICE field office director, shared an image on LinkedIn that depicted three patio umbrellas intended to resemble people in body-covering burqas along with the caption: "I spent 30 minutes talking to them to learn more about their culture until the barman told me they were umbrellas.
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Christo and Jeanne Claude are best known for their large-scale wrapping installations, but for the 1991 work, The Umbrellas, the artist couple had 3,100 umbrellas fabricated out of aluminum and steel, each weighing 485 pounds and standing at a height of 12 feet, installed in outdoor public settings across a total of 30 miles in California and Ibaraki, Japan.
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The show must go on, though, and "Grease Is the Word" singers Jessie J and Boyz II Men just added umbrellas to their opener.
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If you're planning to attend the inaugural festivities, bring your rain jacket or poncho, because you may need to leave your umbrellas at home.
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Now those parties themselves are umbrellas, so they're ideologically indistinct in certain regards, but it's also very difficult for other parties to break through.
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Clinic escorts use large umbrellas to shield patients from anti-abortion demonstrators at the Reproductive Health Services center in Montgomery, Alabama, on May 24.
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In addition, a long list of items are prohibited in both the special security zones and larger event zones, including whole fruit and umbrellas.
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But Zhao Shuiping, the company's founder, said he still plans to unleash 30 million umbrellas across the country by the end of the year.
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Chaos rapidly ensued, with people using umbrellas as protection from police pepper spray in scenes reminiscent of the city's 2014 pro-democracy Umbrella Movement.
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Now, those parties themselves are umbrellas, so they're ideologically indistinct in certain regards, but it's also very difficult for other parties to break through.
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Chaos rapidly ensued, with people using umbrellas as protection from police pepper spray in scenes reminiscent of the city's 2014 pro-democracy "Umbrella Movement".
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While the weather in the company's California offices may merit large beach umbrellas, nobody across the pond is thinking of having a beach day.
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The demonstrations became known as the "umbrella movement" owing to protesters' use of bright umbrellas to shield themselves from tear gas fired by police.
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Left on the cobblestone streets it was just me and a few die hards, hiding under umbrellas and trying their best to enjoy themselves.
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From these clashes emerged the Umbrella Movement, named for the umbrellas the protesters used to shield themselves from the tear gas and pepper spray.
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After consoling his opponent at the net, Djokovic saluted the crowd who raised their colorful umbrellas in approval, clearly enjoying the 2016 champion's resurgence.
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A young man was treated for a bloody head wound a few metres (yards) from where surrounded police were hitting activists armed with umbrellas.
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The Climate Prediction Center's outlook for early May shows below average rainfall across the Northwest, hopefully giving rainboots and umbrellas a much-needed break.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Nunez also took the time to sign "positivity umbrellas" for listeners calling into the station.
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Back then, they ate at restaurants with views of sparkling aqua-blue bays; they went to luaus and drank fancy drinks with paper umbrellas.
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For the most part, cocktail umbrellas are produced in China, and in order to save on costs, the manufacturers use newspaper as their materials.
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Buried in plain sight, an ensemble of intentionally way-too-small beach umbrellas and chaise lounges loll oasis-like beneath a pumpjack oil derrick.
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Some protesters chanted "I want universal suffrage" and unfurled yellow umbrellas, a symbol of the civil disobedience "umbrella movement", when the result was announced.
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As the global geopolitical and political-economic climate is worsening, I doubt if central bankers can still conjure up a sufficient number of umbrellas.
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A select number of products — ranging from umbrellas to cheese — preferred by the royal family have earned an official seal, dubbed a royal warrant.
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An analogous truth was that, despite Oliver's durable popularity among longtime listeners who still sent in checks and received umbrellas, his numbers were slipping.
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The legendary actress began her career in the 1960s and starred in classic films including Belle de Jour, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg and Repulsion.
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This limited-edition line has everything you'll ever need for the outdoors: lightweight foldable furniture, summery throw pillows, beach umbrellas, and so much more.
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A handful of protesters used a shopping cart as battering ram and others used metal poles and umbrellas to pry open the main entrance.
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Flanked by thousands of police who formed a protective cordon around the area on Sunday, activists shouted pro-equality slogans while carrying rainbow umbrellas.
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On October 453, 1991, unusually windy conditions uprooted one of the umbrellas, which rolled across a street, only to be stopped by a boulder.
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Zuckerberg, 33, the youngest person to deliver a Harvard commencement address, gave his talk as attendees hid from the rain under ponchos and umbrellas.
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Otherwise, "umbrellas for your guests, and towels to dry seats, are imperative," said Ms. Erickson, who has worked through seven weddings in summer rainstorms.
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Yet it is also making even more of the cheaper products that were once a staple of its economy, like toys, umbrellas and combs.
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" Two macho-looking dudes in cowboy hats lifted their drinks (blue concoctions topped with umbrellas) and roared in unison: "We love you Piano Pat.
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In the summer of 2014, the Chinese beer maker Tsingtao shipped about $20,000 of beer to the country, along with outdoor umbrellas and glassware.
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Members of the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions marched in Seoul holding red umbrellas, which symbolize the right of workers to form labor unions.
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A D.J. spins, rows of rainbow umbrellas suspended over the courtyard add a festive air, and the whole atmosphere is laid-back and fun.
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Minders set up umbrellas on the sand to protect guests from the sun and help them sip water to avoid dehydration during the treatment.
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Admission costs $29, and the gift shops sells everything from Chihuly umbrellas ($36), to blankets ($500), to numbered prints of Chihuly paintings (about $3,000).
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The restaurant chain introduced the shop in early December with adorably designed (and definitely not dollar-menu-priced) lounge sets, hoodies, umbrellas and more.
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Prehistoric ferns the size of golf umbrellas stretched over the dirt and stone paths and smaller ferns stood coiled, ready to spring to life.
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Protesters defended themselves with umbrellas, many of them yellow — the symbol of the 2014 Umbrella Movement — and set up barricades across a major street.
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Anti-government protesters protect themselves with umbrellas among tear gas during a demonstration near the Central Government Complex in Hong Kong on September 15.
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A royal warrant is a select number of products — ranging from umbrellas to cheese — preferred by the royal family, earning them an official seal.
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The National Park Service decided on Thursday to allow small umbrellas onto the National Mall and parade route because of rain in the forecast.
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As the Elks in their whites parade proudly in the rain, umbrellas high, the water-soaked streets lift them up and guide them forward.
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Protesters set up large barricades using the fences that had been designed to keep them away, and reinforced them with cable ties and unfurled umbrellas.
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A clean-up got underway to remove debris like broken umbrellas, helmets, plastic water bottles and barricades from the streets after the previous day's clashes.
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Finally, add one of those little paper umbrellas and a straw or six (preferably colorful and twisty), and find a few friends to share with.
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Today: a grad student and unpaid intern who makes $15,000 per year and spends some of it on ingredients for cauliflower tacos and transparent umbrellas.
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"One day the protesters started showing up in our vests, in the same color, with umbrellas and clipboards, looking like us," Musick told BuzzFeed News.
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In an interview with the Paper, Zhao said he was inspired by China's bicycle-sharing industry and thought he could do the same with umbrellas.
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Demonstrators unfurled umbrellas to defend themselves, mimicking their use in 2014 during the "Umbrella Movement" when protesters paralysed commercial districts with weeks of sit-ins.
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If those couldn't be found quickly, they improvised and used other items such as umbrellas or baseball bats, whatever they could find to support them.
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But we did see Blunt pulling umbrellas out of sinks and diving into bubblebaths and whatnot, so it appears she's up to her usual tricks.
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A young man was treated for a bloody head wound a few metres from where police surrounded by crowds were hitting activists armed with umbrellas.
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Cosplayer Zephronica stood in the line dressed as Mei and handed out t-shirts while carrying umbrellas—a symbol of the protesters in Hong Kong.
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People use them to collect media under broad umbrellas, making it easier for others to find jazz or rock tracks, or fitness or travel photographs.
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The researchers explain in JAMA Dermatology that beach umbrellas are designed to block direct rays from the sun but they don't protect against scattered rays.
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Locals were already setting up umbrellas and Coleman grills on the side of the road, making breakfast and waiting for the 8:05 AM skyfire.
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Coming to prominence during the "Occupy" movement in 2014, protesters used umbrellas to protect themselves from pepper spray and tear gas fired by the police.
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A young man was treated for a bloody head wound a few meters from where police surrounded by crowds were hitting activists armed with umbrellas.
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Throw in some lime wheels and straws and fancy umbrellas if you got them, then quickly flip the remaining 3 beers into the punch bowl.
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LAS VEGAS — If you've amassed a collection of cheap umbrellas due to a year's worth of unexpected downpours, Oombrella could come as a welcome relief.
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The Repel Windproof Travel Umbrella sheds water and resists wind gusts better than many umbrellas that are larger and pricier, and it lasts longer, too.
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"I felt that this was going to be the biggest battle of my career," Froome said from the protection of umbrellas near the finish line.
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SEA BRIGHT, N.J. — Amid a sea of beach umbrellas in this Jersey Shore town, Rob Sutton was smiling about more than the sun and sand.
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Indeed, patients strolling the center's grounds were overwhelmingly female, babies wrapped tightly to their backs and umbrellas in hand to protect against the fierce sun.
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It umbrellas so many different avenues that I'm interested in—and I think that's what's so cool about music and why it's such a blessing.
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They were later transferred to hospital by helicopter and ambulance, with support teams using large umbrellas to screen the boys from media and other onlookers.
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The movement got its name from the protesters who brandished umbrellas to protect themselves from tear gas, a scene repeated at the protests on Wednesday.
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The United States Open added a new $150 million retractable roof before this year's tournament, so fans inside Arthur Ashe Stadium no longer need umbrellas.
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You may also swim in two attractively designed waterfront pools, decked out with white umbrellas and teepee-shaped daybeds, and dine at three dockside restaurants.
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Police officers had asked protesters not to set fires in the city center, so attendees stomped on the photographs instead, or poked them with umbrellas.
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And on a recent steamy summer day, Glossier was handing out umbrellas for eager shoppers — tourists and locals alike — to shield themselves from the sun.
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Hundreds of demonstrators, many of them masked and dressed in black, took cover from the tear gas behind umbrellas and barricades made from street fencing.
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Hundreds of demonstrators, many of them masked and dressed in black, took cover from the tear gas behind umbrellas and barricades made from street fencing.
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A group of protesters attempting to storm the building threw umbrellas and other objects at the police, who responded with tear gas and rubber bullets.
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The second features comic riffs on civic problems (say, the glut of umbrellas whenever it rains) and solutions (government-mandated retractable awnings on every building).
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Guests arrived in coats and huddled under a sea of clear umbrellas as the lights went up and the first model strode through the gates.
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Chinese e-commerce sites like Alibaba Group have blocked items such as umbrellas, masks or helmets for purchase by people in Hong Kong, Bloomberg reports.
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Every room is design-forward with crisp white linens and Atelier Bloem bath products and is stocked with useful extras like yoga mats and umbrellas.
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Close to 22018,264 people were gathered for yet another weekly demonstration, a jumble of umbrellas, placards ("Repeal and Replace Issa"), honking horns and angry chants.
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Mr. Garza is back in the place he currently calls home, under beams holding up sheets of vinyl tarp, strung up along tents and umbrellas.
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They asked why spectators are forbidden to take umbrellas and diaper bags into the stadium yet could legally carry a loaded firearm on game day.
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Now let's say the window shades were drawn, but you saw three people walk into the courtroom, all wearing raincoats, holding umbrellas and dripping wet.
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As the sun set on Saturday night in downtown Washington, signs littered the sidewalk and stuck out of trash and recycling bins like broken umbrellas.
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Protesters carried banners reading "We don't want to carry on counting victims" and chanted "We are not alone" as they brandished umbrellas in pouring rain.
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But once there, they saw police lingering just outside and decided to hustle back across the bridge, which had been covered with brightly colored umbrellas.
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And, based on my own scientific research: Everybody forgets how to drive, subway stations get flooded and sidewalks fill with people carrying obnoxiously large umbrellas.
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Desperate and hopeless As the weeks turned to months, protesters graduated from throwing water bottles and umbrellas at riot police to bricks and Molotov cocktails.
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State television showed live pictures of rallies in several cities, including central Shahr-e Kord where hundreds, many clutching umbrellas, had gathered despite heavy snowfall.
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Just under three months after launch, China-based E Umbrella has reportedly lost almost all of its 300,000 umbrellas available to rent across 11 Chinese cities.
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" Numerous artists participated in today's rally, many of them brandishing umbrellas painted with slogans including "DOB: Department of Bullies" and "Mayor de Blasio: Honor Your Pledge.
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Members of the Aum Shinrikyo cult left sarin, a deadly nerve agent, in plastic bags on subway cars and poked the bags with umbrellas before fleeing.
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There's a cartoonish version of a world full of hacked hair brushes and patio umbrellas, one in which bad actors transform smart objects into hostile trinkets.
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During Jessie J's performance of "Grease Is the Word," the cast protected themselves while dancing around with umbrellas, somehow making dancing in the rain look easy.
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Umbrellas clumsily threatened to poke out eyes as people jostled to keep in line, but everyone seemed content to wait their turn to sign the books.
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But when it's not the rainy season, there's a question of whether there will be enough demand for the umbrellas for the businesses to stay profitable.
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And it might just be cheaper in the long run for people to simply buy their own umbrellas and try not to forget them at home.
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I always recommend several forms of protection including sunscreen, sun protective clothing, hats / sunglasses, umbrellas, minimizing exposure to the sun, seeking shade and of course UVO.
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"I want to be real clear up front," Mayor Bill de Blasio said at a press conference about the ban on umbrellas, large bags, and fun.
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Tens of thousands of protesters had gathered peacefully in the Chinese-ruled city before tempers flared and demonstration turned to chaos, some charging police with umbrellas.
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Rivera and his date were offered a private helicopter ride over a beach, where down below the word "prom" was spelled out by people holding umbrellas.
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Hong Kong bore the scars on Monday of its eighth straight weekend of violent protests, with hard hats, umbrellas and water bottles littering some central streets.
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Other highlights include an accessory drawer (with adorbs mini umbrellas, duh), a "shot tray," and a Margaritaville blender that is larger than most people's entire kitchen.
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Her husband, Jacques Demy, maker of "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg", was an exception, a treasure, for whom she made a trilogy of films after his death.
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We've maybe even seen the location come into play for The Perfectionists already with the released promos, as one of them prominently features umbrellas and rain.
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This weekend may feel like the best time to invest in pool floats and beach umbrellas, but try this sale on for size: 225% off rugs.
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Umbrellas weren't enough for music fans on Sunday, as rain ruined the third and final day of 2016's Governors Ball festival in New York City.
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In Washington, tourists used umbrellas and fans to try to keep themselves cool as they visited the Lincoln Memorial and other sites along the National Mall.
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But a number of smaller factors combine to fill these two large umbrellas, and those need to be understood to truly tackle the problem, Hu believes.
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And not only will they protect you from those UV rays, these umbrellas come with a portable power bank if you need to charge your phone.
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It's rather similar to all the random paraphernalia sporting a Ferrari logo — from baseball caps to keychains to umbrellas to laptops — but there's one important difference.
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Swirling with the concave images of a bustling groundscape and an ever-lasting spiral, a collection of intricately designed umbrellas transform into instantly astounding individualized solariums.
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Historians Mary Leigh and Therese Bonin write that the IOC and IAAF actually agreed upon the governance of women's track and field under their respective umbrellas.
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But English golf fans who head to Scotland for the 2018 Open may need to pack their passports as well as their binoculars, anoraks and umbrellas.
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At various beach clubs like Gallia Palace Beach Club, La Vela and Alleluja Cala del Porto, daylong rentals for chairs, umbrellas and towels start at €35.
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On the positive side, I absolutely love the word FLUMMOX, and COLADA is fun too, especially when it comes with one of those little paper umbrellas.
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Shortly after the Ocean City incident, the city released safety tips for beachgoers using umbrellas: Set your umbrella 18 to 24 inches deep in the sand.
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In this piece, the Metro reporter Corey Kilgannon looks back on his summer of frozen drinks and beach umbrellas, all in the name of investigative journalism.
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A 4.8 meter-long model Boeing 737 plane went for 7,800 euros ($9,721), while items such as umbrellas were picked up for around 30-40 euros.
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Students set fires to keep the police from advancing, and scores formed human chains to pass along bricks, umbrellas and bottled water to the front lines.
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As you can see ... the rows and rows of cabanas, beach chairs and umbrellas that once covered the landscape have disappeared, leaving behind nothing but sand.
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He and Savini left their umbrellas in the Maestro Suite (Steinway upright piano; portraits of Bernstein and Toscanini) and headed to the main stage, Stern Auditorium.
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The oversized lounge chairs make the space ideal for soaking up some California sun, and the Barbie lifeguard stand and pink umbrellas add to the ambiance.
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Walk (or bike — the area's preferred mode of transportation) half a mile west and you'll reach a wide, sandy beach studded with umbrellas and volleyball nets.
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Any object an unsuspecting pedestrian is carrying quickly becomes a makeshift umbrella, and actual umbrellas quickly become hazards themselves, catching the wind or flipping inside out.
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Imitators sprouted by the dozen, and other start-ups angled to find the next big thing in sharing: umbrellas, basketballs, cellphone power banks, even concrete mixers.
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With only a small shop offering homemade snacks and umbrellas for rent, the beach remains largely undeveloped, providing a pristine place to enjoy Ithaca's cerulean waters.
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We should stop and regroup, but the tidal wave of cannabis is overtaking us, and we are fighting the rising tide with wading boots and umbrellas.
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The Moon People give the scientists their boomwhackers to fix the spaceship, and the scientists leave their umbrellas behind so the Moon People can protect themselves.
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All's well that ends well, perhaps, even if the scientists have given up only their umbrellas, while taking a core symbol of the Moon People's fraternity.
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On the first night of the Christmas market in Rennes, families gathered under umbrellas to ride the carousel and watch the lighting of the Christmas tree.
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Just how the ladybug manages to cram these rigid structures into tiny spaces is a valuable lesson for engineers designing deployable structures like umbrellas and satellites.
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Early Stage will bring together seasoned operators and experts across a wide variety of topics that fall under the broad umbrellas of funding, marketing and operations.
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" Protesters, many clad in black with umbrellas and carrying pro-democracy posters and foreign flags, sang songs and chanted "Stand with Hong Kong, fight for freedom.
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A mother and daughter prayed outside Thursday after one woman, shielded by the bright umbrellas of the escorts who volunteer in the parking lot, walked in.
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The water color was gorgeous, and the hotel provided sun chaises and umbrellas, but the beach was a small, rocky cove and the waves were quite big.
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Many protesters Wednesday carried umbrellas, using them to shield themselves from police pepper spray, in a reprise of the scenes that gave the 2014 movement its name.
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In public statements Wednesday, government officials said protesters threw bricks and sharpened poles, but CNN only saw umbrellas, plastic bottles and plastic protective helmets used as projectiles.
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One unexpected bit of inauguration-week drama: Questions over whether the National Park Service would set aside its ban on umbrellas, with rain forecast for Friday's inauguration.
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Intense sunlight, snow, wind, and rain lend an evocative texture and obscurity to his subjects, whose faces are constantly hidden behind umbrellas and parasols, hoods and fedoras.
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Within six weeks the site had more than 400,000 visitors, there to browse umbrellas, tools, cooking pots and even tweezers - all with quality guarantees from their manufacturers.
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At the same time, this stream of young people carrying umbrellas and traveling on foot were anything but Luddites (at least as people usually use the term).
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At least, that was the idea behind the startup company Sharing E Umbrella — until nearly all of its shareable umbrellas were stolen in just a few weeks.
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The demonstration earned its internally known name due to the significant number of protesters using umbrellas to defend themselves from the pepper spray used by the police.
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Around 20 protesters were hit with pepper spray, some protecting themselves with umbrellas - the symbol of the 79-day street protests that rocked Hong Kong in 2014.
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Lovely little villages with little model versions of themselves and cosy pubs and shops that sell only brollies (umbrellas) or jumpers (sweaters) or puds (desserts) are twee.
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These join existing partners, like Away Travel, SuitSupply, Blunt Umbrellas, G-RO, This is Ground, Fossil, Kenneth Cole, Ricardo Beverly Hills, Axiom, Nomad, Keysmart, and Keyline/Bianca.
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Some modern sun umbrellas are so high tech that they robotically track and follow the sun on its path across the sky, keeping pool dozers permanently shaded.
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Gusts of wind also caused havoc with fans as their plastic cups went flying and umbrellas at food tables had to be lowered in case they overturned.
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Clad in black and wielding umbrellas to protect themselves, they brought to mind the pro-democracy street protests that convulsed the city for two months in 2014.
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Those attending the cremation were instructed not to wear hats or raise umbrellas as the cortege passed, and certainly not to lower the tone by taking selfies.
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At around midnight in Wong Tai Sin, a residential area, protesters hurled umbrellas and other objects at police, who responded with pepper spray and then tear gas.
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Security was tight, with reporters instructed not to bring pens or phone chargers, and all umbrellas were banned, though PLA approved ones were handed out past security.
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Protesters in Sheung Shui, not far from the Chinese city of Shenzhen, threw umbrellas and hardhats at police, who retaliated by swinging batons and firing pepper spray.
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The Sabrett brand will be familiar to people living in or visiting Manhattan, where street-corner vendors sell hot dogs under blue and yellow striped Sabrett umbrellas.
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Pineapple wedges, paper umbrellas, and orchids garnish pretty much everything here, and the Rum Monkey bowl tastes like a banana smoothie (but will totally light you up).
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But once the trucks leave and the waves get to work, it will seem as natural as the rest of the shore, covered in sunbathers and umbrellas.
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This was one of the rare instances when guests were forced to use the umbrellas that are customarily handed out at the end of the luncheon, above.
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The rising cost of labour in China had already led Taiwanese manufacturers of mundane goods like umbrellas and shoes to move their factories to South-East Asia.
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First came "Under My Rumbrella," made up of straight rum, rum balls, and rum raisin ice cream in a glass that was topped with tiny paper umbrellas.
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Currently the Parisians' only defenses are umbrellas held over the players courtside, and green waterproof sheeting dragged over the court to prevent the clay surface becoming soaked.
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Police started to clear away debris including umbrellas, bricks and furniture items down one of the city's busiest tourist and commercial districts, to make way for traffic.
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The march began Saturday afternoon, when masses of people took to the streets wielding umbrellas to protect themselves from tear gas and pepper spray fired by police.
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And while you could put the whole thing under vague umbrellas of rap, pop, or soul, it's far broader than that, far less hard to pin down.
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Traveling to a tropical locale and indulging in beaches and drinks with umbrellas can amp up the weariest worker bee, but vacation also brings about work anxiety.
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As tunes from Lil Uzi Vert and Crime Mob blared, models sat for makeup on the stage and posed in front of white backdrops and lighting umbrellas.
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"Maisel" gives the city the vivid "Umbrellas of Cherbourg" treatment, much as the show made over Manhattan as a kind of department-store-window fantasy of itself.
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Under torrential rains and a canopy of umbrellas, thousands upon thousands of pro-democracy protesters defiantly -- but peacefully -- marched along the streets of Hong Kong on Sunday.
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On Sunday more than 1,000 people rallied in the rain in Hong Kong's financial district, chanting slogans for democracy as they huddled under a sea of umbrellas.
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Across the masses of demonstrators, a chorus of banging could be heard as the crowd used sticks and umbrellas to strike road dividers and other metallic surfaces.
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London's black-cab drivers were doing roaring business in the rain, and the pavements were gray and empty except for a smattering of pedestrians under dripping umbrellas.
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It sells at 21983 no-frills food courts that look like throwbacks to the 212s, with picnic tables, umbrellas and giant menu boards over the pickup windows.
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On a cold, rainy Tuesday morning, just north of Times Square, pedestrians were hurrying under umbrellas past a noodle joint, a Superdry Store and a nail salon.
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The hotel offers a beautiful stretch of 600 private feet of beach filled with umbrellas and chaise lounges, fully serviced by waitstaff for food and drink service.
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One of the men swung a hammer at the protesters, who threw water bottles and umbrellas and later appeared to set off fire extinguishers in the car.
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Then explore the markets of Jew Town, lined with everything from perfume bottles to embroidered umbrellas to mounds of paint in brilliant shades of fuchsia and cobalt.
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Protesters, many of them wearing their trademark black with face masks, took cover from the tear gas behind umbrellas, some throwing tear gas canisters back at police.
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Apple's iPhone, umbrellas and shoes were some of the goods that made up the $505 billion worth of China-made products imported to the U.S. in 2017.
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The universe's ordinary matter includes things like gas, stars, black holes and planets, not to mention shoes, umbrellas, platypuses and whatever else you might see on Earth.
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When we rejoined the rally, most of the remaining protesters were clad in black, their faces covered in masks or wrapped in scarves, and carried open umbrellas.
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There was a linen lounge sofa cater-cornered next to the standing closet, which hid a long mirror (a rare Southeast-Asia find) and two large umbrellas.
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Protesters, some carrying bows and quivers of arrows, heaped chairs from classrooms as well as umbrellas onto footbridges, creating barricades to slow an anticipated rush by police.
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Two years earlier, as people in Hong Kong protested Beijing's restrictions on democracy, a protester raised his umbrellas in front of tear gas fired by riot police.
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Her cinematic style was deeply influenced by the director Jacques Demy, who most famously directed "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg" (1964) and "The Young Girls of Rochefort" (1967).
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Her cinematic style was deeply influenced by the director Jacques Demy, who most famously directed "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg" (1964) and "The Young Girls of Rochefort" (1967).
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" Other entrants are gamblers from air-conditioned buses, equipped with plastic umbrellas provided by their tour company: "Their Bangkok shoes began to suffer in the coffee-colored mud.
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He revels in the beauty a beach lined with umbrellas, the symmetry of cars filling a parking lot, and the kaleidoscopic color of ports teeming with shipping containers.
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More than 6.4 million units of tissue paper were sold at RMB 303 ($1.90) for 10 boxes and 4.8 million umbrellas were purchased at RMB 10.3 ($1.51) apiece.
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But it is in Mexico where his legacy as an experimental architect is truly seen, where concrete poetry punctuates landscapes like giant flowers, folded umbrellas, and cresting waves.
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To use a simplistic example (ignoring real-world minimum amounts subject to tariffs): Say an American retailer buys 100 garden umbrellas from China for $5 apiece — $500 total.
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After his speech from the gaisensha, the party's candidate in Tokyo's seventh district, Mr Nagatsuma, climbs down from the van to shake hands with onlookers huddled under umbrellas.
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Hundreds of supporters of same-sex marriage gathered in the street next to the island's parliament to celebrate the decision, holding colorful umbrellas to ward off a drizzle.
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On top of each blanket sat baskets with treats, including trays filled with cheese, Rosé, water, and Savannah Bee Company honey, plus disposable cameras and colorful sun umbrellas.
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There are also numerous deaths by poison-tipped umbrellas, a riff on the famous case of the Bulgarian dissident Georgi Markov, who was assassinated in London in 1978.
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Maybe he didn't know that umbrellas close, or more likely he just didn't give a shit and would rather have an aide do the mundane task for him.
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Couples, some well into retirement age, a few just a sprint to their 30s, lay indulgently on lounge chairs under umbrellas, reading from actual paper books or iPads.
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Police officers, guarding the field without jackets or umbrellas, stood in uniforms glued to their bodies from the precipitation after they had remained in place for three hours.
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They punctured the bags with the sharpened tips of theirs umbrellas and left them on baggage racks or the floor to seep the deadly gas into the carriages.
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The Cat Lady Box is a subscription service that delivers two to three unique cat-themed items — such as umbrellas, pillowcases and handbags — to your door every month.
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They tried covering up as best as they could with umbrellas and golf carts, but it was clear ... marriage was on the docket for these two love birds.
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With a stage open on all sides and vast seating capacity, audience members can enjoy numerous vantage points — without putting on their shoes or giving up their umbrellas.
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"Because it was abandoned, when we first bought the home there were so many holes in the roof we had to sign our contract under umbrellas," Melanie says.
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Upwards of a million pilgrims sit on the mountain, blanketing the site in white, while umbrellas used to shield the worshippers from the sun provide flashes of color.
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A short walk north, find more innovative cork products at Pelcor, a boutique stocked with cork-lined golf bags and umbrellas made from naturally water-resistant cork skin.
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Their charge drove the crowd of screaming protesters — many of whom tried to shield themselves with umbrellas — a symbol of the pro-democracy movement — into a hasty retreat.
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It was founded in 1925 on Via dei Plebiscito in Rome as a shop selling "baggage, trunks and umbrellas," the designer Silvia Venturini Fendi explained before her show.
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The razor umbrellas also embody this idea; their wielders use them to turn defense into offense, channeling the overt aggression of stronger foes and turning it against them.
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The start of the trial on Monday drew crowds of supporters and pro-democracy lawmakers chanting slogans and holding yellow posters and umbrellas that evoked the 2014 protests.
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Organizers said 1.7 million protesters of all ages joined the march through the downtown areas, transforming much of the city center into a sea of slow moving umbrellas.
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When it started to rain a few minutes later, Noonie Raymond, a member of Mr. Pryor's support team, delivered large umbrellas, one for him, one for Ms. Coulthard.
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Gusts of wind also caused havoc with fans as their plastic cups were sent flying and umbrellas at food tables had to be lowered in case they overturned.
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The wardrobe was lined in beautiful wallpaper and contained a selection of hangers (including silk ones), a shoehorn, a luggage stand, and one of the hotel's fancy umbrellas.
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"As time goes by, the broken umbrellas have become more broken because the violence has escalated," he said, opening a scorched blue umbrella that reeked of tear gas.
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Courtiers swooped across the stage with open umbrellas, like a flock of blackbirds; when they stopped and turned, the Queen was suddenly revealed among them, facing her prisoner.
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Now black-uniformed police officers with assault rifles are stationed under big umbrellas at resort roundabouts and in armored trucks on the French-colonial boulevards of the capital.
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"We're also seeing traction with one of our styles, the pullover half-zip, for high school kids and college kids who don't like to carry umbrellas," she added.
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Among the successful campaigns: footwear at Lincoln Elementary School in Utah, umbrellas at Frank Elementary School in Wisconsin and personal hygiene products for Muskegon Middle School in Michigan.
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There was a closeup of cocktails served in coconuts and decorated with toothpick-speared chunks of pineapple and orange slices and Maraschino cherries, colorful paper umbrellas, curlicue straws.
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"As time goes by, the broken umbrellas have become more broken because the violence has escalated," he said, opening a scorched blue umbrella that reeked of tear gas.
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Umbrellas, wallets, purses, and mittens line the shelves, along with less quotidian possessions: a wedding dress with matching shoes, a prosthetic leg, an urn filled with human remains.
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It was still the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, so they were fasting during daytime, when temperatures exceeded 105 degrees — their umbrellas were for protection from the sun.
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Security guards at the airport took away reporters' umbrellas, reported the South China Morning Post, and also confiscated a small yellow towel meant to cover a camera lens.
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Though the Trumps carried umbrellas to avoid rain in Palm Beach on Friday, cloudy skies were expected as the beach town reached a high of 313 degrees on Saturday.
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Of course, there were plenty of recurring symbols in the performance from the music video — the umbrellas, the briefcases, the rainbows, and even a few butterflies here and there.
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LONDON — We arrived at the Friday morning iPhone 63 launch in London to a dismal scene of maybe 26 people huddled under umbrellas outside the Convent Garden Apple store.
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From the umbrellas in the rear-hinged "coach doors" to the "flying lady" hood ornament that rises from the nose, every part of the Dawn feels deliberate and unique.
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And finally, due to its scale, will Twitter simply continue to play whack-a-mole with various umbrellas of accounts, including those who share sexual images of underage children?
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Crafted items and upgrades require specific minerals, but recharging your laser, Exosuit and various ship systems often calls for any mineral from one of the three color-coded umbrellas.
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On Wednesday, police wielding batons and riot shields fired tear gas and rubber bullets at crowds, while protesters used open umbrellas in defense, with some throwing objects at police.
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She began these by recovering (sometimes stealing) all kinds of miscellaneous objects, like umbrellas and bicycle wheels, using these thief's treasures as the hidden core of her powerful sculptures.
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We forgot to mention baby carriers, cosmetic bags, toiletry cases, duffle bags, umbrellas, clocks, watches, key chains, calendars, books, photo albums, stationery, stickers, writing utensils and collectible trading cards.
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Palm Springs offers a rich backdrop: bright colors; slightly outdated, borderline-tacky hotel lobbies; vintage cars; drinks with umbrellas and maraschino cherries; desert drives under blue skies and mountains.
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Former Mayor David Dinkins, who marched then in solidarity with the group, remembered police officers shielding him with umbrellas as people in the crowd threw full cans of beer.
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Stepping down onto the red carpet in a light drizzle, Obama and his family, smiling broadly and with umbrellas in hand, were greeted by Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez.
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If you had to guess where to find the world's best mai tai, you might throw out the kind of sunny tropical locale that befits tiki umbrellas and pineapple.
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Though the Trumps carried umbrellas to avoid rain in Palm Beach on Friday, cloudy skies were expected as the beach town reached a high of 78 degrees on Saturday.
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Confronted with a barrage of eggs, water bottles and boos, Mr. Hwang was forced to duck behind shields and umbrellas raised by bodyguards and retreat into the government building.
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Clouds rolled in, and for the first time since we'd arrived in Jamaica four days earlier, rain began to fall, a light drizzle, not enough for umbrellas and jackets.
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The ceremony ended with attendees and worshippers using umbrellas to snare packets of coins scattered into the air, a custom meant to signify that the novices forswear worldly treasure.
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As local residents not taking part in the protest crossed the road, protesters urged them to hurry, opening umbrellas to protect them from potential tear gas or rubber bullets.
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After another round, cocktail umbrellas lay deconstructed on the table, tropical-flower garnishes had been tucked behind ears, and the gently spinning room began to feel warm and familiar.
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Carrying open black umbrellas that spelled out the phrase "Fossil Free Culture," most of them stayed in the plaza around the museum's glass pyramid, singing and reading position statements.
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The Alliance fired back on Wednesday, issuing a statement to Page Six saying umbrellas are not allowed in certain media areas because they can block sightlines for other media.
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Summer stakes its claim on tiki drinks and frozen things served with umbrellas, and winter and fall have cider and spices and heavy things to lull you into hibernation.
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With Kaufman preoccupied, I figured that a company willing to at least admit that normal umbrellas are terrible might be receptive to suggestions to just make an umbrella hat.
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They came for men, along with neat structured tailoring and narrow trousers, pinstriped suits with contrast piping, and cross-body chains slinging umbrellas instead of swords across the back.
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The authorities began to use force after a small group of protesters threw bricks, bottles and umbrellas at officers and attempted to push through rings of heavily armored police.
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The street confrontation began on Wednesday afternoon when a small number of protesters stormed police barricades outside the Legislative Council and hurled bricks, bottles and umbrellas at the officers.
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A street vendor reorganized his stock of umbrellas, scarves, sweaters and hats, putting Pope Francis T-shirts up front, but tourists still went for the woolen beanies and caps.
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There was a ping-pong table outside the sliding doors, and past that, a slew of white pool chairs and black-and-white striped umbrellas surrounded the pool itself.
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It was a pleasure palace by the sea, taking from China and India the domes and turrets and cupolas, the rich silks, the chandeliers that resemble upside-down umbrellas.
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Demonstrators have not only worn masks but also used umbrellas to shield themselves from surveillance cameras, destroyed CCTV cameras and "smart lamp posts," and used lasers to neutralize them.
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"It was horrific," said Sergi Alcazar, a 25-year-old photographer who arrived 10 minutes after the attack to find victims lying amid broken umbrellas, chairs and cafe tables.
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After an afternoon on the beach, wading in the azure waters of the Mediterranean, lunch in the patio tables, families move en masse for a nap under their umbrellas.
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Many of the anti-government protesters dressed in all black and donned masks as they took cover under umbrellas amid another set of violent clashes with police, Reuters reports.
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The front pocket will keep all your pens, keys, and notebooks organized and you'll get two mesh side compartments for water bottles, umbrellas, or whatever else you may need.
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There's beauty here, though, in the shocks of color like the red latticework of an Eiffel-like tower and umbrellas that, when seen from above, look like promenading flowers.
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On boarded-up buildings and in public spaces, illustrations and designs depict heavily armed police officers facing off against black-clad protestors with yellow hardhats, umbrellas, and gas masks.
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They sat there with umbrellas to shield themselves from the sun and pointed whenever the head or back of a dolphin poked above the water for a few seconds.
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Other restaurants like McDonald's and Chick-fil-A offer food-themed clothing and accessories all year, including umbrellas patterned like sesame seed buns and onesies emblazoned with "little nugget."
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At nightfall, behind an apartment building, I came upon a garden strewn with gas masks, clothes, umbrellas, kneepads, and helmets, most likely abandoned during an escape from the police.
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Demonstrators, angry over an extradition bill that would allow people to be sent to mainland China for trial, hurled bricks, bottles and umbrellas as they clashed with the police.
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Officials have grown sensitive about antipluvial implements since yellow umbrellas became a symbol of opposition during largely peaceful protests in 2014 against Chinese proposals for restricting democracy in Hong Kong.
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It's kind of like when Britney Spears was shaving her head and swinging umbrellas at cars, and we laughed at how she might lose her kids over her erratic behavior.
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They include both a one-on-one duel and a stealth raid on Jingzhou that both make the most creative use of umbrellas this side of Singin' in the Rain.
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The temperature had hovered around 90 degrees Fahrenheit for most of the morning, and we shielded our cameras with umbrellas while we waited in the shade of the nearby trees.
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While garnished with everything from banana dolphins to umbrellas, imbibers will be happy to note the drinks are not the syrupy cream of coconut concoctions many automatically associate with tiki.
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A two-pack of these smart umbrellas would normally run you $140, but for a limited time you can get a pair for only $33 — a savings of 76 percent.
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Television footage showed people, who ignored warnings to stay indoors, scurrying along city streets clutching umbrellas to try to fend off the rain, which grew heavier as the storm approached.
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Beyond Sesame Credit's reward offerings, public social credit systems offer good-behavior benefits that can be minor conveniences like enhanced borrowing privileges at a local library, or free loaner umbrellas.
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Cult members used umbrellas to puncture plastic bags, releasing sarin, a deadly nerve agent, inside subway cars just as the trains approached the Kasumigaseki station, Japan&aposs main government district.
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The staff has installed giant blue umbrellas over the pool deck to protect bathers, Mary Hynes, the director of public affairs for MGM Resorts (the Vdara's owner), tells Tech Insider.
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M.L.M. Carey, a correspondent in "Women Travelers on the Nile," recommended packing "a few common dresses for the river," along with veils, gloves and umbrellas to guard against the sun.
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The fast-moving crowds headed to the park through the Causeway Bay shopping district, some pulling up metal fencing to build street barricades, their actions masked by others holding umbrellas.
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At Mara's Homemade, zydeco music plays on the sound system, Mardi Gras beads, umbrellas and tinsel dangle from the ceiling, and a stainless-steel bar displays an extensive Bourbon collection.
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But then, two weeks before the event, scheduled for Tuesday, the Hong Kong Center of the Asia Society canceled the screening of the film, "Raise the Umbrellas," citing political concerns.
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Alas, Marines cannot use umbrellas while in their camouflage uniforms, so Devil Dogs will continue to get soaking wet every time they are in the field for training or operations.
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Rooms come with plantation shutters to keep the room cool or let in as much light as you choose, coffee and water, bathrobes, and umbrellas for the unexpected tropical storm.
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Tens of thousands of people joined sit-ins and peaceful street demonstrations, using umbrellas to shield themselves when the police used tear gas and pepper spray to disperse the crowds.
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In previous years, it has rained, which means the local foresters have brewed coffee and hot chocolate on colossal iron grills while the audience has stood shivering under their umbrellas.
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This summer, like all summers, Italians thronged the thousands of resorts and lidos that pepper the country's coastline, staking out swatches of sand among colorful umbrellas arranged in cramped rows.
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This week, as protesters confronted the police in some of the most intense clashes since the unrest began in June, umbrellas were opened to block the view of police helicopters.
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"I'm sure one person did it, and then the other person thought it was a good idea, and then the next thing you know, there are 30 umbrellas," Snyder said.
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The British-educated, reclusive sultan reformed a nation that was home to only three schools and harsh laws banning electricity, radios, eyeglasses and even umbrellas when he took the throne.
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The 683 protest, dubbed the "Umbrella Revolution" as student activists used umbrellas to protect themselves from police pepper stray, erupted over mounting frustrations about Beijing's meddling in Hong Kong politics.
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Umbrellas are opened as tens of thousands of people come to the main protest site one month after Hong Kong police used tear gas to disperse pro-democracy protesters, Oct.
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On-site amenities such as the 24-hour Casino del Sol and beach perks like boogie boards, bicycles, chairs, and umbrellas offers plenty of draw for all types of travelers.
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Police fired tear gas as they tried to advance on the protesters, who had retreated before taking a position behind a wall of umbrellas that those in the front held.
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Hours before the Mass, hundreds of people stood in line outside the Sun Bowl, waiting to enter and shielding themselves from the hot sun with umbrellas, baseball caps and cowboy hats.
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CARNOUSTIE, Scotland, July 20 (Reuters) - The umbrellas were up and the waterproofs out as rain greeted the players for the start of the British Open second round at Carnoustie on Friday.
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" Indeed, with his trusty instrument, a pair of stockings (or should we say, lederhosen) and two high-stepping assistants with umbrellas, he puts on one unforgettable rendition of "It's Raining Men.
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Other small acts she suggests include passing out homemade Christmas tree decorations to strangers on the bus, organizing a turkey giveaway at Thanksgiving, carrying extra umbrellas to lend on rainy days.
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Many protesters have tried to hide their identities during the demonstrations by wearing face masks, helmets and in some case carrying umbrellas and avoiding cameras, but more arrests are widely expected.
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Ohio gun laws will allow people to openly carry firearms at the protests, while more innocuous items such as tennis balls, umbrellas with steel points and water guns will be prohibited.
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On one level, the KGB Spy Museum delivers exactly what you might expect: innumerable recording and transmission devices, uniforms and regalia, weaponized umbrellas and lipsticks, and dozens of discreet camera mechanisms.
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After she was declared the winner, protesters in front of the stage held up yellow umbrellas—a symbol of those who demand that the chief executive be chosen by the public.
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David Jennings, a field office director for enforcement and removal operations, posted the meme of three large umbrellas, supposedly mistaken for women in traditional Islamic dress, on LinkedIn three months ago.
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Long ago, men in gray flannel suits all got on the same train at the same time, carrying identical briefcases and umbrellas, and all left for home at precisely 5 pm.
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The pool itself is encircled by angular, bird-like umbrellas, crisp white-cushioned lounge chairs, and wooden mini-peninsulas that jut out from the exterior of the pool into its waters.
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By the time I arrived, the line was rock-concert long, hundreds of true believers wrapped around the block, a tangle of umbrellas unspooling down a remote stretch of Flushing Avenue.
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Umbrellas were at the ready for Jessie J's opening "Grease is The Word" number; a tent was set up over Rydell High to protect the set during the pep rally scene.
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Gone were the lines of umbrellas and sun loungers, as well as hordes of tourists and vendors, that characterized the explosive, unchecked growth of what was once a quiet paradise island.
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The performers will converge at sunset on the shoreline in both spontaneous and choreographed movement, wielding LED-illuminated umbrellas designed as an evolution of the artist's Seashell X-ray Mandala series.
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In one long shot after another, we find the women and men from Scot-Pep filmed in rear-view profiles, unfocused in mirrors from the neck down, and, outside, under umbrellas.
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The most surreal of van Herpen's costumes, called the Samurai, was a black bodysuit, with gloved hands and covered feet, onto which dozens of spokes from dismembered umbrellas had been sewn.
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The crowds even created new chants in light of the rain, with some shouting, "Put down the umbrellas" at those whose stay-dry devices were obstructing the screens broadcasting his speech.
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They're dressed in an all-black uniform, faces distorted behind gas masks, using umbrellas as shields, and following a sophisticated set of hand motions that act as their form of communication.
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The limited-time collection contains kids boots, umbrellas, backpacks, and short and tall women's rain boots, as well as a carpet bag called the "Mary," modeled after Poppins's own iconic carryall.
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Candy-coated, musical and "Umbrellas of Cherbourg"-esque, "La La Land" has been collectively sweeping critics and academy voters off their feet since its August premiere at the Venice Film Festival.
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The horse-drawn carriages and pedicabs were out in force, a ska band was tuning up by the harbor, and all along Wharf Street, people strolled, most of them without umbrellas.
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Parts of the metro system ground to a halt as skirmishes spread to the subway, with television showing images of people being beaten as they cowered on the floor behind umbrellas.
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Others gathered under umbrellas and found shade under palm trees as arena employees handed out cases of water and fruit barrel drinks to the crowd, many of whom were sweating profusely.
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But as rain fell outside the courthouse on Friday, the dozens of demonstrators gathered under umbrellas did so peacefully, citing the video as they vented their frustration at a second mistrial.
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Once protesters spilled onto the streets, some of them, wearing all-black clothing, barricaded the roads with umbrellas and street furniture, dug up bricks from the pavement and smashed traffic lights.
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Expenses were swelling: Bed frames and beach chairs were rush-ordered; beach umbrellas had to be flown in, rather than shipped, because of late payments, according to three production staff members.
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Or look at the tree with umbrellas hanging to dry on it outside a rainy Sanders rally in Buffalo, New York, after the Secret Service prevented supporters from carrying them inside.
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Beirut Journal BEIRUT, Lebanon — There was once a nice sea view at the Al Jazira beach club, and umbrellas of palm fronds sticking from the sand are reminders of nicer days.
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See This I've long admired how the Brooklyn-based artist Jean Shin can transform piles of refuse — empty Mountain Dew bottles, weather-beaten umbrellas — into meaningful and elegantly simple sculptural installations.
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Many of the people taking part Sunday held umbrellas while they walked, shielding themselves from the afternoon sun, while others also waved United States flags as they marched through the streets.
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With U.S. commitment to European security in question, a review commissioned by Germany's Parliament recently concluded that the country could take shelter under the nuclear umbrellas of the British or French.
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A photo posted on Imgur and verified to The Daily Beast showed 20 employees gathered around the statue holding umbrellas, which have become a symbol of the protests in Hong Kong.
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Once protesters spilled onto the streets, some of them, wearing all-black clothing, barricaded the roads with umbrellas and street furniture, dug up bricks from the pavement and smashed traffic lights.
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Holding umbrellas to shield themselves from the sun, many people were seen pushing their children in strollers, while one man with a balloon festooned to his wheelchair also joined the procession.
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An hour after the party started, another flood of people arrived—flood being the operative word, as the woman at the door struggled to keep up with all the wet umbrellas.
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Gone were the lines of umbrellas and sun loungers, as well as hordes of tourists and vendors, that characterised the explosive, unchecked growth of what was once a quiet paradise island.
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That afternoon, it was reported that some voters had brought lawn chairs to sit in for the long wait, and wide-brimmed hats and umbrellas to protect them from the sun.
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Riot police shot several volleys of tear gas at the protesters, who sheltered behind a wall of umbrellas and threw gasoline bombs into nearby bushes and trees, setting them on fire.
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He also scored Mr. Demy's follow-up, "The Young Girls of Rochefort," which included spoken dialogue as well as songs and which, like "Umbrellas," starred the up-and-coming Catherine Deneuve.
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MECCA, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - Hundreds of thousands of white-clad pilgrims, many gripping umbrellas to ward off Saudi Arabia's blistering summer sun, descended on Mecca this week ahead of the annual haj.
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On March 20, 1995, members of the cult carried plastic bags filled with sarin and umbrellas with sharpened tips onto the subway lines passing under the political district in the capital city.
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The campaign focused on strengthening grass-roots governance and law enforcement to smash what China calls "protective umbrellas", in which governments or police bureaus turn a blind eye or connive in crime.
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To attempt to make amends, he's dedicating the rest of his immortal life to helping with menial work at Winterfell, such as changing sheets, taking out the trash, and, yes, holding umbrellas.
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Under umbrellas for shade, Southern University students kneel on the school's baseball diamond to pray on March 31, 1960, for 18 fellow students who were expelled for participating in a sit-in.
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" With the president and his guest, Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey, safely under umbrellas, Mr. Obama peered out at a bedraggled press corps and said, "You guys, I'm sorry about.
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These gadgets, along with an assortment of lifestyle products like suitcases and umbrellas, became the largest revenue driver for Xiaomi in the second quarter of last year, the company's earnings report shows.
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In order to get the check, he'd have to pull on chords stemming from an array of umbrellas, each outfitted to either dump the money or a bucket of water on him.
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This wall organizer is perfect for right beside the door, using the chalkboard to label where car keys, spares, umbrellas, and more should always go, plus spots to write last minute reminders.
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Police fired tear gas in the Central business district where some protesters, crouching behind umbrellas, blocked streets as office workers on their lunch break crowded the pavements and hurled anti-government abuse.
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With rain said to be moving in, the bride, who is the director of operations for Blue Ribbon Restaurants in New York City, said that $2,000 worth of white umbrellas were ordered.
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On a recent drizzly Tuesday morning, a small group of ink enthusiasts—already rain-slicked, under umbrellas and ponchos—stood on Gapstow Bridge, in Central Park, admiring a brilliant-pink pokeweed bush.
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Photos posted to Instagram by Hong Kong tattoo studios with pro-protest hashtags show gas masks, hard hats, and yellow umbrellas (the symbol of the 2014 pro-democracy protests) inked onto protesters.
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On Tennis PARIS — The Drench Open dried out considerably on Wednesday, and after two days of open umbrellas and covered clay, the results, and not rain, came pouring in for a change.
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This time, police fired tear gas on protesters and hosed pepper spray into crowds; demonstrators armed themselves with bricks and umbrellas, using bottles of water to smother the smoking tear gas canisters.
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Arts | Westchester Visitors entering the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art in Peekskill will find themselves standing beneath a cluster of shiny silver umbrellas that seem to be tumbling in the wind.
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In a show of defiance, the nine defendants and more than 100 supporters unfurled yellow umbrellas, a symbol of the movement, outside the court, clapping and demanding an end to "political prosecution".
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More than one billion people leave behind trails of information on WeChat every day as they use the messenger to chat, read, shop, hail rides, rent umbrellas and run many other errands.
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The bartenders were serving bubbly rose in a can with pink straws, and there was a sushi bar for all to snack from, protected from baking in the heat by two umbrellas.
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They stood holding umbrellas in a line that stretched clear out the door of the Hickory Stick Bookshop to get signed copies of the cookbook "Eat Like a Gilmore" by Kristi Carlson.
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At both, towels, chairs, umbrellas, and attendants are available, and a 24-hour front desk with express check-in and check-out is helpful for travelers coming and going at odd hours.
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I've left umbrellas at bars and restaurants across the country, so I'm not totally opposed to a connected model like the Oombrella, which can send its last known location to your phone.
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If you are really committed to stealing umbrellas to increase the public good (as opposed to yours alone), drop them off at Goodwill where their resale may truly achieve a greater purpose.
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There was a large loft area housing meeting rooms, with walls lined with aerial pictures of beach umbrellas and boats in the water, connected to the main floor by a central staircase.
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Once armed only with umbrellas to protect against rain and flying tear gas canisters, the demonstrators have more recently brandished bricks and sidewalk paving stones, as well as knives and gasoline bombs.
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Mr. Dolla's installation, "Nymphéas Post Déluge II," is meant to evoke Claude Monet's "Water Lilies" in the adjacent Musée de l'Orangerie: hundreds of multicolored umbrellas floating and bobbing in a large pool.
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Other scenes of everyday life show pedestrians opening umbrellas; an elderly woman being gingerly rescued from beneath a carriage horse; and well-dressed ladies in a department store, examining linens like connoisseurs.
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Using data that overlays areas of intense heat with the busiest public transit routes, the city is rushing to deploy shade to nearly 750 bus stops, using trees, shade sails or umbrellas.
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Start-up E Umbrella may have lost most of the 300,215 umbrellas it rented out in China, but that's not the only consumer good on loan in the country's burgeoning sharing economy.
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They jumped up to smash overhead surveillance cameras, used hammers to knock ticket sensors off gates and spray-painted and broke the screens of ticket machines, using umbrellas to shield their identities.
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"I think because it's her, the British fans are willing to break out their brollies and stand in this rain," said Matt Lowe, a physical education teacher from Shropshire, referring to umbrellas.
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Other Gossip • In an episode that struggles to deal with colonialism, Claire's memory of Jamaica as a 1960s vacation dream of "rum drinks with umbrellas in them" is an interesting starting point.
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" We just did this thing on everything guide to umbrellas, and it included, "What is the right way to walk through certain areas of the city to get rained on the least?
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Photo: Danielle Blunt"We're allowed to be angry now in news media," says Red S. We're sitting on a park bench as people slowly trickle in with red headbands, armbands, boots, and umbrellas.
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"I remember thinking, Wow, these people are really doing it wrong eating under these umbrellas when you can walk over to the lighthouse and enjoy the view and a lobster roll," she said.
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They carried umbrellas, not just to shelter from the sun but also to block the view of CCTV cameras or the helicopters that flew overhead—or to huddle under as they assembled barricades.
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Facing up to 10-year jail sentences if caught, frontline protesters conceal themselves with umbrellas, masks, balaclavas, and protective headgear, so that not even friends or family could identify them from a photo.
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The Chinese company placed 300,000 rainbow umbrellas around 11 cities in the country, including Shanghai, Nanjing, and Guangzhou, according to a report last week by the Paper, a state-run Chinese media site.
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The beach club is currently closed for the winter season, but once it reopens, visitors will be able to return to its over 200 umbrellas that line the shore of Kalo Livadi beach.
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He adds that the resort placed beach chairs and umbrellas on the beach of the lagoon and encouraged guests to enjoy the space for recreational purposes without adequately warning them about the gators.
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The fight scenes are memorable for the use of lethal umbrellas as weapons, wielded in the half-light of an imposing river valley where the endless rain gives the rocks a silver glow.
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After boarding five different trains, the scientists dropped the plastic bags at preordained stations and punctured them with the tips of their umbrellas before exiting the subway to rendezvous with their getaway drivers.
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Police also fired tear gas in the Central business district where some protesters, crouching behind umbrellas, blocked streets as office workers on their lunch break crowded the pavements and hurled anti-government abuse.
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"Stirrer Carpet" gets its glow from 8,000 neon-colored plastic cocktail stirrers; "Umbrella Carpet 2" employs 6,000 fancy-drink umbrellas; and "Cocktail Carpet 2" uses 16,000 shimmering cocktail sticks for its miniature fireworks.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Two days of rain delays at Roland Garros have had tennis fans huddled under umbrellas musing about when the French Open, like the other three grand slams, will have a roof.
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She cited the examples of delivering a last-minute, gift-wrapped present to the birthday party of your child's classmate, or an instance when Jetblack supplied a rain-soaked dinner event with umbrellas.
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Debris including umbrellas, hard hats and water bottles were the few signs left of the mayhem that had engulfed parts of the Chinese-ruled city overnight after protesters stormed and ransacked the legislature.
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On Saturday, a largely peaceful demonstration in a town close to the Chinese border turned violent as protesters hurled umbrellas and hardhats at police, who retaliated by swinging batons and firing pepper spray.
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For example, if the summer ends and manufacturers have lawn chairs and umbrellas lying around that they need to unload quickly, Ollie's will buy them and will store them away until next spring.
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Le Petit Saint Louis, the hotel's bar-restaurant, occupies most of the ground floor, and weather permitting, there's also service at sidewalk cafe tables and on a terrace with umbrellas across the street.
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Pro-democracy advocates were furious and took to the streets in what would become the 2014 Umbrella Revolution, which got its name from the umbrellas protesters used to guard themselves against tear gas.
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"A president is entitled to proclaim a sunny day while everyone else is huddling under their umbrellas," said Philip Zelikow, who served as a diplomat and foreign policy adviser in several Republican administrations.
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With red symbolizing China and blue representing the West, Liu uses her knack for witty visual metaphor to illustrate everything from understandings of the self to uses of umbrellas and attitudes towards karaoke.
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But like the hotel itself, every room is design-forward and modern, with crisp white linens and Atelier Bloem bath products, and useful extras like yoga mats and umbrellas, should you need them.
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After companies like Uber and DiDi proved the viability of ride sharing, China's start-up world tried out every possible iteration of it: shared basketballs, shared umbrellas, shared bicycles, shared mobile phone chargers.
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At Cane Garden Bay, lounge chairs and umbrellas colonized the sand in front of a series of restaurant terraces and beach bars, welcoming travelers from the cruise ships, arriving in open-air buses.
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He was in the drive-through line at a Carl's Jr. fast-food restaurant across the street from an end of the YouTube building where there are tables with umbrellas on a patio.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - More than 1,000 people rallied in the rain in a park in Hong Kong's financial district on Sunday, chanting slogans for democracy as they huddled under a sea of umbrellas.
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Traffic halted and human chains distributing gloves, masks, plastic wrap, and umbrellas to guard from possible police pepper spraying spread out like tentacles from piles of donated supplies, which were arriving in bulk.
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Back in Paris, he began composing for film, working notably for New Wave directors like Jean-Luc Godard and later for Mr. Demy, whose "Umbrellas" earned Mr. Legrand his first three Oscar nominations.
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They are aware that tales of snakes concealed in computer hard drives, scythes in backpacks, bricks of weed festooned in Christmas wrapping, replica rifle umbrellas and sword canes are more than urban legend.
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Mickelson and Casey were waiting to tee off when clouds moved in quickly moved in, and rain turned into hail that pounded umbrellas, many of them held sideways to account for the wind.
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Beneath the arch was a grouping of prominent funeral guests: Lady Justice, a somber Lady Liberty robed in black, Abraham Lincoln, and other veiled figures also dressed in black carrying matching black umbrellas.
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