Children in outriggers surrounded the ship for the better part of the day, making the entire affair seem like a county carnival. |
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He eventually found work with a carnival, and later made his way into vaudeville as a juggler. |
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He said while there was a carnival atmosphere in the showgrounds there was also some very serious competitions to be adjudicated on. |
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Storr then describes the carnival of Junkanoo, which to him demonstrates the work ethic still alive in today's Bahamian culture. |
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Historically the carnival replaced the Whit walks and was held in Deepdale because that's where the majority of the West Indian population lived. |
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Numerous family events were held over the August weekend including a carnival and demonstrations from birds of prey. |
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Almost 50 town centre shops are giving up some of their window space to support carnival week. |
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Last year, I lived within walking distance of the carnival route, and I went in both days to soak up the atmosphere. |
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It would include a carnival procession, medieval banquet, bands, an ox roasting and a traditional fair with crafts. |
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When Maria, Ben, Jennifer, Michael and I rendezvoused before the parade, I had no idea how the spirit of carnival would open Michael emotionally. |
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Horns, whistles and Caribbean sounds resonated across the city as up to 100,000 people enjoyed the West Indian carnival yesterday. |
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The carnival at Marlborough is to be relaunched at a public meeting in the New Year in a bid to revive its popularity. |
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In a culture famous for its libidinous ways, carnival is the wildest time of all. |
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Flags adorned every car, gate post and tractor and bunting aplenty created a carnival atmosphere. |
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Every carnival has a ringmaster and plenty of barkers, bearded ladies, strong men, wild animals and sad clowns. |
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The event was just like a carnival, with many thousands of residents lining the roadsides to watch the procession. |
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Overall, it wasn't nearly as fun as the log flume I rode at the carnival in Brahm. |
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The carnival is the equivalent to a big match day in terms of manpower, although it is usually peaceful. |
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The carnival parade on Sunday afternoon is something everyone looks forward to. |
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Mansfield Park has seen such an exodus of players during the summer that the turnstiles must have been rotating at the speed of a carnival ride. |
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Even in the darkness of a damp February night there was a carnival atmosphere. |
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Every year, the hoardings are painted with carnival art by local kids, artists and taggers. |
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And the media have lapped it up with all the critical engagement of a carnival spruiker. |
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Interestingly, qualified cricket umpires, match referee and scorers will be there for the carnival. |
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This is the explosive essence of carnival, and it is driven by music from bandwagons, articulated lorries stacked 30 feet high with speakers. |
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It's a rallying call to all pan players to reclaim their place in mas celebrations by helping to restore steel band music in carnival. |
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At times, the record conjures up the image of nine men in carnival masks performing barbershop harmonies. |
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Ensor employed notions of carnival and the mask motif to represent the rich baseness and corruption of modern man. |
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He is a carnival barker on the legal midway, seeking little but his own self-aggrandizement. |
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York buzzed to the beat of carnival time yesterday as thousands lined the city pavements to witness a major Millennium spectacular. |
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Shop assistant Jeanette, from Accrington, was a former beauty queen who clinched two local carnival titles. |
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Of less stature were the tinsmiths, who made lanterns, bugles, trumpets, military ornaments, and funils widely used during carnival. |
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The hall was bedecked using balloons and festoons, with candle-lit tables adding to the carnival ambience. |
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The show floor is like a carnival midway, only carpeted and slightly less aromatic. |
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In the end, Rick had won out, and fifteen minutes later, he dragged Dana down the midway of the carnival by her hand. |
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Before you head out to one, cast your own memory back to a cookout, a commencement, a walk down a carnival midway in your past. |
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Like barkers on a carnival midway, it's not that I don't trust their sincerity and promises. |
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The carnival shill plays on the behavior of prospective customers in this way. |
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As dancers shaked and shimmied, newcomers to the carnival lifted the crown for best in procession, best new entrant and best display band. |
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There is a lot of trickery going on in the carnival, as Ben quickly discovers. |
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Pupils at Sutton Veny Primary School celebrated Shrove Tuesday with a Portuguese carnival day on Tuesday. |
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The entire population of Radcliffe appeared to turn out for the town's annual carnival. |
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Not for nothing was the Feast of Epiphany, Twelfth Night, also the Feast of the Beans, a major carnival celebration. |
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The fun will culminate once again in a blaze of colour with an Atlantis carnival parade through the town centre from 10.30 am on Saturday. |
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Non-stop track sessions and parades are the centrepiece of Europe's greatest carnival of classic motorcycling. |
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The carnival came out of ordinary people's desire to combat racism and celebrate multiracialism. |
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Last week carnival events included a mystery tour to Longleat and a quiz about music at the Oliver Cromwell pub. |
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Most of it, however, sounds like last night's carnival, a smarmy brand of entertainment, too self satisfied to show real soul. |
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The carnival regularly attracts armies of purse snatchers and pickpockets who find easy prey among the revellers. |
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This new beginning is to add colour to the carnival as well as the college cultural season. |
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His dark eyes were reflecting the bright flashing lights of the carnival, and he looked like the most adorable puppy. |
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The money raised from the carnival will be distributed to a variety of local good causes. |
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The colour and spectacle of Venetian carnival is coming to York to mark the climax of this year's Early Music Festival. |
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With temperatures of up to 25 degrees the whole city is a buzz of activity and there is a real carnival atmosphere everywhere. |
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The couple have always been carnival stalwarts and for many years entered floats with friends. |
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The day was rounded off by a disco at Pitsea Leisure Centre for all the participants in the carnival. |
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Unless a major business steps forward in the future, the carnival could also be in jeopardy. |
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The carnival feeling contrasted comfortingly with the stiffness of the state visit, as if we were reclaiming London for ourselves. |
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There was a real party atmosphere in Melksham at the weekend as the town celebrated its annual carnival. |
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Devizes was alive with colour and music as the carnival procession wound its way through the town on Saturday. |
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On Saturday, September 4, the carnival procession will leave from the Green at 6pm. |
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The boxes will be used to collect cash for charities and organisations taking part in the carnival procession. |
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The sun also came out as the procession of floats wound its way to the carnival field and then paraded through the town on Saturday. |
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Threatening storms stayed away until the end of the carnival procession when those on the floats and spectators heading home were drenched. |
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Unless there is more public support the annual carnival procession in Marlborough could disappear. |
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The town of Binche is famous for its carnival festivities in the weeks before Lent. |
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Later in the afternoon the golden jubilee festival carnival and procession takes place in The Mall. |
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Youngsters dressed up and filled the streets of Guiseley for the annual carnival parade at the weekend. |
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Bromham was awash with colourful floats and costumes as residents celebrated in the carnival procession on Saturday. |
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Festival fever will hit Durrow this August Bank Holiday weekend when the annual carnival takes place. |
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Dragons, banners, large flowers and other willow objects will be created in the workshops to use in the carnival procession. |
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More than 3000 men, women, children and dogs joined the carnival procession as it weaved through Edinburgh's city centre. |
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Each year the carnival procession parades through the centre of Calne starting from the Porte Marsh Industrial Estate. |
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All eyes were on the sky over Pewsey on Saturday as rain poured down just hours before the annual carnival parade was due to start. |
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She is involved with the Women's Institute, the local memorial hall, local schools, the local carnival and is a church warden. |
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Here, the web of linguistic and visual signs returns the viewer to the terrain of the carnival. |
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But there is no comfort in a continuously constructed carnival of bands and opera singers. |
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He later returned to England, where in poverty he was forced to sell his tattooed face in a travelling carnival. |
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A true oddity, it's a film about some twisted racketeers involved with a travelling carnival. |
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Mom's favorite brother, Uncle George, arrives in town with his traveling carnival. |
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He has had a varied employment history including factory work and a job travelling with a carnival. |
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In fact, the church has never been able to compete with the carnival or circus in delivering fun to the folks in the pew. |
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It was a different business then, more of a travelling carnival, and he didn't encourage his son. |
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The Swansea ATC Band headed the carnival procession, and the enormous enthusiasm of carnival entrants made up for the lack of numbers. |
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As the strike went on, a carnival atmosphere developed on the picket line, with strikers blowing French-style horns. |
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The song's chant-like hook and lush strings make for a kicking, catchy aural carnival. |
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Apart from the regular VIPs and the public, tourists who came to the hill station also flocked the carnival. |
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The carnival is in full swing with plenty of activities for all the family. |
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On the other hand, their carnival costumes offered increasing evidence that St Lucia's designers are finally coming into their own. |
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In 1988, she met with a team of lifeguards after they won the surf carnival at Terrigal Beach in Sydney. |
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The North Cronulla U23s are proving one of the best in the state, having made the final of every surf carnival they have contested this season. |
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The Australia Day celebrations continued at the rocky Comoro beach where a traditional surf carnival was held without the golden sands. |
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Roo is busy planning the wedding on Thursday, but Harvey is preoccupied with the surf carnival. |
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It's clear by some of the events planned, like a surf carnival, that tourism has well and truly arrived. |
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Businesses in Bells Beach won't get supplementary payments if the water's flat when the surf carnival comes around. |
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Surf Life Saving NSW is putting on a surf carnival, including demonstrations of water safety and races for nippers. |
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Depending on the success of the carnival, we will be applying for recognition of surf-riding as a recognised inter-service sport. |
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In carnival, the Commedia dell'Arte, the pantomime, and slapstick we find a modern expression of the trickster impulse. |
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Masqueraders, acrobats, jugglers, paraders and various artists have been lined up to take part in the inner city's first New Year's Eve carnival. |
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I would throw a hoop over a stick at the carnival and then a man with one eye and a peg leg would give me a goldfish. |
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A year ago I had saw him at the carnival and he had asked about my pentacle. |
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This festival combines church ceremonies with horse racing, bullfights, cockfights, and a spirited carnival. |
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The sun shone brightly in Bradford at the weekend as the Lord Mayor's carnival parade filled the streets with colour, fire and light. |
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Coaches agreed the Warriors will be on the improve at next year's carnival. |
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Members of the carnival committee scour Europe for the best street performers. |
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In fact we can buy a ranch and eat suckling pig, if food is what bothers you and dress up for the carnival. |
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There will be rides in the park here, like the Ferris wheel and stuff, as well as carnival games. |
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But such a view, it becomes clear, is only a semblance, since outside of carnival time's hope and progress, hardship contradicts festal joy. |
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The carnival is being organised by just four dedicated volunteers and Eileen, 62, has now made an urgent plea for help. |
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In the hot summer months, the carnival would travel into the city, full of gypsies and fire breathers, mages and contortionists. |
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I swear I'm trying to keep convolution to a minimum here, but this is no game of fishing in the carnival ducky pond, no siree. |
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The polyglot entries were random, frustrating, and beautiful, a carnival of ideas, pleas, boasts, and obsolete phone numbers. |
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Spectators were six-deep on the streets with revellers eager to get a good view of the parade of carnival floats. |
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Delighted crowds cheered on a spectacular carnival of colourful floats and bands on Saturday. |
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As in British elections, there was a carnival air to much popular involvement in politics. |
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Volunteers who went to the aid of a seaside carnival have claimed they were frozen out. |
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It would be a crying shame if the carnival disappeared all because of the fear of what might happen. |
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He said he needed more information from carnival organisers before he could quote the cost. |
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The cavalieri in their white fustanellas and their dames dance the lively carnival dances in the squares and along the streets. |
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Rock musicians get paid for looking like carnival geeks and not making music. |
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The midway, while still a charming slice of carnival colour, is full of antiquated rides that wheeze and shudder like geezers on their deathbeds. |
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Well, first of all, Tuesdays changed on tour when they started having those carnival events, like skins games. |
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During the 90s he was a fixture on the carnival and festival circuit, delighting huge crowds across the Caribbean, the US, and Europe. |
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The game's gonna be the night before the carnival, and I expect you all to be here. |
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The parade began after dark on Tuesday, the second day of the carnival, with a pyrotechnic display. |
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Out in the street, he found a carnival of grotesques behind the surface of the world. |
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These plays, designed to combat licentious carnival entertainments, were spoken but had some music. |
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There was even an ongoing carnival and lots of gangs of women on hen dos, wearing rubbish outfits, with even more rubbish shoes. |
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During the carnival, Bourke has been trying to guide readers to a quadrella win. |
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Prestwich's own carnival queens will be selling the programmes outside the supermarket each Saturday and Sunday leading up to the big day itself. |
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Two vintage cars, owned by Mr Mchugh, carried the carnival queen and the mayor. |
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A host of carnival queens from the region clutched their brollies and smiled at onlookers as they led the procession down Drake Street. |
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All significant events where I grew up involve people carted around town by tractor, including the carnival queens and carol singers. |
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Leanne has had her heart set on becoming the carnival queen for a number of years and was really delighted. |
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Prospective carnival queens can either fill out an application form on the night of the competition or ring this number for one in advance. |
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In the afternoon before the procession, carnival queens from all over the county will take part in a contest to choose the Queen of Queens. |
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Five games on each day of the carnival means that there is non-stop action throughout the weekend. |
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St Lucia's carnival was traditionally held in February as a pre-Lenten jump-up. |
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But Njoh was spotted smoking a cannabis joint at the carnival and was stopped and searched by police. |
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A touch of Mardi Gras with a carnival type atmosphere was the end result and children of all ages had a memorable experience on this special occasion in Tubbercurry. |
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For many years after the Marlborough carnival week was revived in the early 1970s it was held at Whitsun with the procession on the Saturday at the end of half-term week. |
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He channels this energy towards the intensification of a ubiquitous, paranoid, self-conscious awareness akin to being in a carnival funhouse surrounded by distorting mirrors. |
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The section on popular masking proceeds through chapters on early masking, carnival, and mumming, all of which pursue a contextual approach to these forms. |
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Having flexible hours enables her to attend the odd school carnival. |
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He's become a carnival barker in this whole twisted sideshow. |
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Before a ball has been kicked, our festival of the beautiful game has already been depicted as an ugly carnival of all that is wrong with the world. |
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For the past 34 years, Toronto has played host to Caribana, a dazzling carnival overflowing with pulsating steelband, calypso, and breathtaking costume displays. |
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The festival will begin with a carnival parade setting off from Main Road. |
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A feeling of this urban carnival comes across in the promotional photographs for the show, which were shot in the graffitied lavatories of the Dragon Bar in East London. |
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You can give your kids a fun holiday with all kind of games, talent shows parties, movies, crafts, arts, and a world of fun under the supervision of camp carnival counselors. |
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Here is combined a long deep legacy of dress-up for masquerade, for carnival, for possession by the Gods combined with personal creativity and ingenuity. |
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Being the very height of its summer holidays as well as carnival time, it produces a wild and untamed version of an August bank holiday but in the middle of March. |
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The partisan French fans roar their support of Loeb whenever his name is mentioned and the stands are awash with Mexican waves and a carnival spirit. |
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Hundreds of Brazilians gathered in the town's square in their native costume for 12 hours of dancing to celebrate the carnival season in their own country last summer. |
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Light, comfortable, and cool clothing is a must for carnival in Jamaica. |
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When I entered the room of the carnival party, I was like a dog with two tails but I was a bit anxious because I hadn't learned the poem, that I had to recite by heart. |
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The carnival committee, however, is urgently appealing for the town to join in and enter floats in the colourful procession or participate as walkers in fancy dress. |
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Prestwich Carnival at the weekend will hold a large parade and carnival in St Mary's Park and through Prestwich, which will be promoting green transport. |
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On some occasions these performers also performed secular dances of Afro-American origin like capoeira, rumba, carnival dances, or Afro-Uruguayan candombe. |
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The FanFest is part museum, part amusement park and part carnival, with a vast array of displays, presentations, games and interactive activities. |
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The atmosphere was more family carnival than drunken debauchery. |
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A live steel band will help ensure a carnival atmosphere surrounds the walk and, if previous years are anything to go by, scores of participants will be in fancy dress. |
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It was at the Hong Kong Open, during the customary pro-am dinner, when the organisers encouraged me and four other golfers to start dancing on stage with two carnival girls. |
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It is believed that the original carnival was a much bigger and rowdier affair with fights, bear baitings and puppet shows, bull fights and secret assignations in gondolas. |
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The carnival parade was a blast of colour and a cacophony of sound. |
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A notable difference between the roller coaster ride and a story, however, is that in the scenes, there tends to be a pattern of rising action rather than the peaks and valleys of a carnival ride. |
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In a carnival atmosphere, leading artists, architects, illustrators, cartoonists, dancers and unicyclists will join forces in a drive to get the nation drawing. |
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Alternatively, many take a picnic hamper and wine and enjoy the carnival atmosphere of Coronation Park at The Channon prior to an afternoon of fine music. |
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The sun had dipped below the horizon much earlier, but it was a warm night for the end of September so the carnival stayed busy until its closing at nine o'clock. |
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At various times he has told us that he ran away from school to join a carnival, was descended from Sioux Indians, was an orphan and had been a hobo. |
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But she also is disappointed by the way Costa Crociere, owned by carnival Cruise Lines, has handled the situation. |
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London is a major station for the travelling carnival of creators, dictators, scenesters and professional narcissists who parade between the world's fashion flashpoints. |
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A councillor has quit a carnival committee after a foul-mouthed tirade against a children's motorcycle display team was accidentally broadcast over a public address system. |
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The weather is set fair for this weekend's Radcliffe carnival. |
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Bound in fog, menaced by wildlife and cut off from the world, this perfunctory middle-class exercise turns into a carnival of accusations, French cricket and sausages. |
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He wore this really ugly jacket with wide lapels that were embroidered at the edges so he looked like a cross between a carnival barker and a train conductor. |
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The carnival route will also be different this year with the processions starting in Canal Road, but stopping at Bythesea Road, rather than completing a full circle. |
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Lupher says the carnival Magic tried to land in Cozumel, but that the Mexican authorities blocked them from the dock. |
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People aboard the carnival Magic have another day and a half at sea before they reach Galveston, Texas. |
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Was the hammer scene, for you, like that strength game at the carnival where you hit the block with the hammer? |
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Arellano reportedly had her heart set on becoming the 1977 carnival queen of Mazatlan and certainly possessed the necessary looks. |
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Thieves stole a box of 100 beefburgers from a barbecue at Purton carnival. |
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Marion grew up in the carnival midway where smoking was expected. |
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The event is something like a jamboree or carnival with some off-road activities, off-road car shows, car accessory sales, food stalls and information booths. |
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From the 1920s until the start of WWII a carnival queen was plucked annually from the town's prettiest girls and given a short spell in the limelight. |
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This, along with a change of stance and voice, is enough to populate the stage with a sadistic nun, a carnival barker, a sleazy dancer and, of course, wide-eyed Francesca. |
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In other parts of Europe, the carnival begins on Septuagesima Sunday. |
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And carnival queens from Tiptree, Burnham, Braintree, Witham and Wickford were given the celebrity treatment, riding in style in the back of luxury stretch limos. |
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The goldfish I'd won from the school carnival had died from starvation. |
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No visit to the carnival is complete with a ride on the Ferris wheel. |
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I once met an Algerian in Blackpool who expressed surprise that England consisted chiefly of carnival rides, ice-cream parlours and amusement arcades. |
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In the carnival, Stanton is the assistant to a phony medium, Madam Zeena, a perfect ancestor of modern showmen like John Edward and Sylvia Browne. |
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Over the course of 15 tracks, they gently shift from dark, carnival oompah to breathy, folky ballads to sweeping, expansive pop and old-timey backwoods country. |
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That has changed as the island has tried to transform its carnival into an event which will bring visitors to the island during a usually quiet period. |
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The August bank holiday weekend will see Durrow host its annual carnival. |
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Except for Memorial Hall, with its frontage carrying engraved names of the local heroes of the Second World War, the place was most suited for the carnival. |
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In the festal throng, the mixed noises and movement bring Tito into the carnival spirit of human joyful becoming where his personal anxieties are excluded. |
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None of it connects with anything beyond this joyless carnival. |
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This year the traditional parade will be replaced by a colourful street carnival, complete with fire-eaters, trapeze artists, stilt acrobats and costumes galore. |
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At various times the boy has told us that he ran away from school to join a carnival, was descended from Sioux Indians, was an orphan and had been a hobo. |
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The game we chose was a variant of Whack-A-Mole, a classic carnival game. |
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This is no game of fishing in the carnival ducky pond, no siree. |
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That event, featuring calypso singers, steel bands and a Caribbean carnival beauty queen contest, became an annual fixture. |
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Then he hunted for the black carnival domino, supposing that it was the appropriate thing for a penitent to wear. |
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If the town doesn't have a nearby fairgrounds, then any sizeable empty field will do for a carnival. |
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In January or February, Newcastle's Chinatown is at the centre of a carnival of colour and noise as the city celebrates the Chinese New Year. |
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Watchet is a historic harbour town with a marina and is home to a carnival, which is held annually in July. |
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He states that during times of carnival and festival, male power is broken down. |
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That part of town is a carnival on Friday and Saturday nights. |
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The community is mainly centred in the district of Hightown, and the community hold an annual carnival through the town centre. |
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Annual events in the town include the Pembrokeshire Fish Week in June, and the carnival in July. |
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Pembroke Rugby Club organises the town's annual carnival, which is usually held in June. |
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The Limassol Carnival Festival is an annual carnival which is held at Limassol, in Cyprus. |
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Festivals are often based around one event, with food stalls, entertainment, and carnival games to keep people entertained. |
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Ryde Carnival remains the island's largest carnival, with local crowds and mainland visitors totalling in excess of 50,000 spectators. |
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Since Kinetika's input the carnival has been expanding, with its effects felt throughout the island's other carnivals. |
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The tradition of these troops is preserved as a military persiflage by Cologne's most outstanding carnival society, the Rote Funken. |
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Yet outside carnival, social tensions of race, class and gender persist, hence requiring the repeated periodic release found in the festival. |
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District residents were emulating the famous Venetian Carnival, when, years later, the carnival was organized by the Huanchaco Club. |
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The carnival has many activities including the crowning of the queen, surf contest, Luau party, Creativity in the Sand. |
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In Italy, as in Rabelaisian France, the carnival entered not only elite theatrical performance and engravings but also the printed word. |
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The carnival fell out of favour in the late 1990s but was resurrected by community volunteers in 2006 and rebranded the Peoples' Carnival. |
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The main organiser is Paul Davies who runs the carnival with a number of committee members and loads of volunteers. |
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Moretonhampstead also has an annual carnival, held on the fourth Thursday in August which raises funds for local groups and associations. |
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The carnival games were unfairly difficult, and hardly anybody won a prize. |
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There's Santa's log cabin, whirlybird, chorus line, go-carts, carnival and train. |
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Amphitheatrically built around a major port, this gateway city to the West is renowned for its carnival. |
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We will have as many carnival elements as possible, including unicyclists, jugglers, free style dancers and stilt walkers. |
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The carnival moves through raucous celebrations climaxing on Mardi Gras, and is over on Ash Wednesday. |
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He himself avows that his influences range from Bosch and Delacroix to girly magazines, carnival art, and, of course, comix. |
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Fo's leitmotivs come through, as these meetings to discuss solutions take on an air of carnival. |
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Entertainment also included an elaborate arts and crafts fair, food booths, carnival rides, dance lessons and gunfighting exhibitions. |
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Ibibio Sound System showcased an African and electric carnival to defy the rain clouds. |
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One of the highlights of carnival is a performance by 15 musicians from the Association of British Calypsonians. |
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It's an old flim-flam worthy of the sleaziest carnival sharpies or scam artist Charles Ponzi, yet most of the punsters swallow it whole. |
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Such things, maskings, and disguisings, and dressing up, sometimes in incredible and wild fashions, are all part of the fun of carnival. |
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With entertainment including Caribbean dance, steel bands, carnival floats and food stalls, this explosion of culture is not to be missed. |
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My set of copper 'steel drums' responds to the history of the West Indian steel drum and its connection to carnival. |
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I think back in season one, she said, 'We've got to do carnival, freak shows,' and she kept sending me books,'' he said. |
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Plan some fun things for you and your BFF to do together this summer, like a campout in the backyard, organizing a neighborhood carnival or volunteering. |
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Michener hitchhiked and traveled across the United States by boxcar, worked in carnival shows and, before the age of twenty, had visited all but three states in the Union. |
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In the same vein, Bowers developed his own take on Australian culture, adding to the carnival of images such characters as Boofhead and the Bondi Lifesaver. |
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The atmosphere is positively carnival here in Belo Horizonte. |
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The event will feature two stages with ethnically diverse music, arts and crafts, a children's play area, and a carnival with jugglers, belly dancing and more. |
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From the past we have the strong African beats of the Bahian area of Brazil, heavy hitting multiple drummers conjuring up ritual and carnival in equal parts. |
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Menaced by wildlife and cut off from the world, this middle class exercise turns into a carnival of recriminations, French cricket and emergency sausages. |
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Segal recognized the omnipresent threat of the whip and, emphasizing that the whipworthy slave never gets whipped, put forward the idea of the comedy as carnival. |
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The carnival parade among others, takes place in early February. |
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The Cologne carnival is one of the largest street festivals in Europe. |
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But these indoor celebrations ventured outdoors in the mid 1960s, when a children's street festival turned into a carnival procession after a steel band marched the streets. |
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On the Saturday of the Godiva Festival, a carnival parade starts in the city centre and makes its way to War Memorial Park where the festival is held. |
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This was no innocuous donnybrook but a veritable carnival of thuggee. |
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The streets of Birmingham's gay district pulsate with a carnival parade, live music, a dance arena with DJs, cabaret stage, women's arena and a community village. |
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In 2001 a London carnival group called Kinetika was brought to the island to teach carnival skills to adults and young people in community workshops. |
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The little ones will be amazed at the colourful, carnival decor as they tuck into a menu of classics, like burgers, chicken strips and fish sticks. |
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Ramsgate carnival is an annual parade that takes place during the summer. |
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Consider, for example, the phenomenon of carnival glass. Known also as taffeta glass, it got its more popular name from the fact it was once given away as prizes in carnivals. |
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The most important traditional event in Sicily is the carnival. |
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Named Tasmania's first ever All Australian at the 1953 Adelaide carnival Leedham is regarded by many as being the best footballer ever produced in the Apple Isle. |
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Lloyd's Prayer includes several ingeniously loopy spiels from Lloyd in his carnival huckster-televangelist modes, but Kling insists he's not antireligion. |
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In 2016 will be 10 years since the carnival was reinstated by volunteers. |
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Outdoor music events are held in the summer months at Beechwood Park, Belle Vue Park, Rodney Parade, the Pillgwenlly carnival and Maindee carnival. |
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In her spare time she enjoys art, painting, drawing, antique auctions, music, guitar, saxophone, collecting depression and carnival glass and her dog. |
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Across the state, carnival glass, depression glass and other art glass forms were produced in fine quality and copious quantity by dozens of creative companies. |
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So you desperately seek a blue-and-white banded Watt pottery Bak-Ezee bowl, a Christmas Candy Teal Depression glass teacup and a red Fenton carnival glass vase. |
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The safe and spooky event will feature trick or treating, carnival games with prizes, and creepy crafts, including make-your-own caramel apples and pumpkin painting. |
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