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1. ‘It must have been a few years ago perhaps at the theatre in Bridgwater?’ he went on, clearly hoping to impress

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2. I am almost taken aback when Stephen calls some time after that to say that Liz is in theatre

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3. He leads me through what appears to be a labyrinth of darkened school buildings to the small theatre which is where the play is being performed

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4. The school has a strong performing arts faculty and has a tiny theatre

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5. Then we stopped at the ancient theatre of Epidaurus, then at the Isthmus of Corinth

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6. Revealed by candle light the gaoler and the guard stood as if watching street theatre, both of them wearing red, white and blue cockades on the front of their soft red caps

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7. She took a wherry across the river to the Southwark side where the warehouse was situated, strolling along the lanes behind the Shakespearean theatre where herb gardens, supplying the nearby centre for the Herbmasters, occupied neat little patches of ground carefully tended by a cadre of gotteswomen specially trained for the purpose, the purple outfits of their calling showing up clearly as they toiled amongst the neat rows of plants

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8. the most complex patterns, in this grand theatre of starlight

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9. Auntie and Pani had met in the theatre

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10. Apparently, almost as soon as they were married she gave up the theatre and went to live with him in Greece

11. I sat there mesmerised, as much by the theatre as I was by the dance

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12. is a grand theatre of starlight,

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13. With every screech of metal on the wooden floor and with every yelp that came out of his mouth as he smashed his shins into rotting theatre seats, Archibald expected to be attacked by the hounds of hell, but nothing stirred within

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14. I'd met him in the theatre, and introduced him to your mother

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15. The soldier lived well in the city, going out for expensive dinners at the finest restaurants, attending the theatre regularly, spending pleasant evenings in the brightest of celebrity haunts and even doing a little work for charity when time permitted

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16. ‘Do you have theatre here?’

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17. ‘I don’t know if there are any concerts on … or there’s always the theatre

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18. disused theatre a couple of streets away

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19. theatre seats, Archibald expected to be attacked by the hounds of

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20. well, apart from the theatre, and there’s no mention of her going with anyone else … other than that, there are only work-related events

21. A few programmes for the theatre - she was a regular there … I wonder if Embassy staff got a discount

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22. dinners at the finest restaurants, attending the theatre regularly,

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23. The files disgorge a selection of letters, some theatre programmes – looks like Bunty is continuing her interest in that respect at any rate

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24. Apart from those, there are the usual theatre programmes and not a lot else

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25. The silly cow had hoped that Masa would let her off once she told him of the lucrative contract she had been offered at the big theatre round the corner

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26. She smiles at him from behind a blackleg in Billy’s internalised theatre of dreams, clipboard in hand, but her eyes are closed

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27. Like Harry she was to receive an advanced education in the United Kingdom; she was to be installed in the training programs of Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Ltd

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28. theatre, which can be reached by a lift

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29. “So which theatre and show?”

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30. The movie theatre was a half-an-hour drive from home and

31. We reached the entrance of the theatre

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32. the Theatre "Constantin Tanase"

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33. "Indeed he does," Mr Snickerty agreed, making great theatre of stifling a yawn

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34. In the wreckage of the mobile operating theatre, the Leader came round

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35. There were people, a frightened screaming boy being taken from a dormitory by a cyborg similar in appearance to himself, then deposited in something akin to an operating theatre

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36. There were always plenty to see, plenty of actors in this theatre of the street, the drunks gently surfing from one handhold to another,

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37. He had had to go to Aisling, through Paul, to get them from the Theatre Company's wardrobe

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38. Oh and an entertainment theatre

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39. Another scream reverberated through the theatre, the high-pitched cry of a woman this time

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40. An hour later McKee had been treated by a paramedic outside the theatre, along with some other walking wounded

41. My wife (Rose) and I had dinner the other evening at the Westchester Premier Theatre which featured a play, Sayonara, adapted from a novel written by James Michener

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42. We agreed to meet at a coffee shop right across the Sterland movie theatre in the middle of town

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43. In April 1988, if I remember correctly, a terrorist bomb exploded at the Sterland movie theatre last seen across the street from where I reported the crocodile arrest to our amused lieutenant

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44. A few wanted to go into the theatre to look for family

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45. Makes you realise that the mean streets are the theatre of reality

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46. I was the only person in the whole theatre that was alone

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47. Crowley honoured the sacrifice of the Japanese squad by a play in the Noh theatre

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48. What about the notorious waterboarding and Guantanamo Bay? Yes, also necessary in the theatre of real life but it also recruited many more radicals

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49. Logic should tell you that each theatre of operations is different and our African ways are not your ways

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50. We sat in the movie theatre with our extra large popcorn and an extra large cooldrink

51. manifested as theatre critics) Equipment: his gadget, clothing, actors tools of the trade, lots

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52. I don’t want to concern you now about the procedure, that can wait until just before we go into theatre

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53. Josie and I went to a room where we were giving blue gowns, booties and caps and were told to scrub our hands and arms before we entered the theatre

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54. The doors opened and we were ushered into a large, brightly lit, unfeeling theatre

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55. Unaware of what was happening within in the walls of the theatre, unaware of the movements, the conversations and the instructions being given and acted upon

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56. I established a Polish theatre for our unit in Namangan, which performed once a week

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57. The theatre remained in existence until I left Uzbekistan with the other Polish soldiers and officers

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58. As an instructor, my leave didn’t coincide with any great gathering of men such as often happens when a class graduates, or a unit embarks; or returns from a theatre of war

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59. “Right now, we have the lowest casualty figures in the whole theatre,” mentioned Howard-Smythe diffidently

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60. [21] A slightly smaller church of a very similar design was built by Whyte in Nicholoson Square in Edinburgh and was used as a lecture theatre by Edinburgh University from 1937 to the 1960s under the name of the Pollock Memorial Hall

61. The theatre was famous since its inception for satirizing the foibles, excesses and stupidities of the government

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62. My mother dropped me off at a theatre in the centre of Montreal where the competition was being held

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63. She arranged concerts in which I was the featured soloist: a Handel tribute at a venerable theatre in Pretoria where I sang a succession of arias; another concert at the university itself where I sang a programme with her at the piano and a colleague (Yvon Syx), soloist on guitar

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64. Twenty-nine times he was taken down to theatre

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65. I had to put on disposable theatre garb before opening the closed door to his room

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66. She wore a blue tissue paper wrap as nightgown, the throw-away sort used to cover patients going to theatre for surgery

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67. Life is a theatre, truly!

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68. She had a job, not, unfortunately for her tastes, with the theatre

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69. The Amarillo College Theater Arts program, TheatreAC presents productions at the AC Experimental Theatre on the Washington Street Campus

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70. Charmed the way a child is when they are taken to the theatre for the first time, rapt by the performance in a similar fashion to an infant bordered by fireworks, lights, and glitter

71. Just as I suspected, we never did make it to the theatre

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72. theatre, I made a guess that it was a pair of lovebirds heading home from a date

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73. National Theatre of Namibia is situated in the heart of

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74. National Theatre of Namibia

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75. Her dad was fighting in the European theatre (Italy, then France) when she was born

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76. ” He reminded me that there was a noon time meeting at the Montana Children’s Theatre every day of the week, so I took my brown bag sandwich and went there on 12/07—and for every day until I left Missoula the first week of February

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77. her to the theatre, or the cinema, a party, or something similar

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78. that, then what was I to do? There was no theatre next

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79. is the baby’s next showing?” Honestly, I could have taken baby Raphael to the local theatre and sold out highly-priced

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80. Sometimes, though, her grandmother was merciful and the two of them would walk through the theatre region of the city towards the lines of elms and wind-poplars where the actors rehearsed their dramas in fine weather

81. Children’s Theatre of Charlotte, Inc

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82. Powerstories Theatre of Tampa Bay, Inc

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83. State Theatre of Ithaca

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84. And when we had come to Lapithus and an idol festival being celebrated in the theatre they did not allow us to go into the city but we rested a little at the gate

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85. They are willing to push the envelope and kill the young and elderly, but not the Lockerbie bomber, the guy who killed 77 people on an island retreat, or the man who gunned down many at a movie theatre in Colorado? Not only that, but as Albert Mohler recently pointed out on a podcast, there is even a growing liberal voice against the idea of life without parole

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86. theatre was located right off the exit

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87. found a place in the theatre where they felt comfortable, and

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88. Joseph took the keys and tried to exit the theatre without

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89. air he vomited on the walk in front of the theatre

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90. itself was not much to look at, but our graduation ceremonies were held in the only theatre in

91. and I left the theatre with slightly ruffled clothes

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92. he’d take me to nice restaurants and the occasional theatre

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93. He lost his virginity to a girl several years older than himself in the laneway behind the picture theatre

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94. There is a big home theatre set up with a large screen for watching movies

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95. were great theatre and the best actor or the physically

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96. elections were great theatre and the best actor or

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97. He sits obscurely at the rear of the mostly empty theatre well before the play begins

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