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proclaim the festivities.

You'll enjoy the festivities.

I wasn't here for the festivities.

We're not intruding on any festivities, I hope.

The festivities will continue until the end of October.

We start this week with some special mid Ramadan festivities, called Girgaoun.

Some Russian officials want to unveil a monument Stalin to crown the festivities.

In Coruña, Spain, bonfires, drinking and parades marked the Bonfires of Saint John's festivities.

In one of the Moscow's mosques along the festivities were attended by 80,000 people!

Sanjuanito is a danceable music used in the festivities of the mestizo and indigenous cultures.

The Committee also notes with concern that alcohol consumption by children is common, especially during festivities.

He saw the village flags and festivities beyond, and a face or so turned towards him.

Butterfly has posted a slideshow of the Girgaoun festivities in one area, which you can see here.

Carols, church bells, and mangers are still at the heart of mid winter festivities, alongside the consumer binge.

When the settlers had finished their festivities inside the sacred place, only then were the worshippers allowed to go in.

And that night, Daniel tells us, at the height of the festivities a hand appeared and wrote on the wall,

During national day festivities and other occasions, you might see crowds of people waving hundreds or thousands of little flags in celebration.

On 15 March 1994, the Iranian new year public festivities turned into a street fight between youths and the security forces in Tehran.

In the middle of the Islamic month of Sha aban, the month before Ramadan, festivities take place all over Bahrain celebrating the date of Imam Al Mahdi s birth.

On November 10, 2007, Johnson returned to the Miami Orange Bowl to participate in the festivities surrounding the University of Miami's last home football game at the stadium.

India Unheard shows us two different festivities in different areas of the country where married women from tribal communities can, for one day only, play and dance in public without risking censure.

Following Al Razzouk's abduction, Radio AlKul reported that Basel Aslan of Al Raqqa Revolutionary Media Office was attacked by Al Hai'h Al Sharia (Authority of Sharia) while covering Eid Al Adha festivities.

While continuing to face a difficult financial situation, the Government was nevertheless able to pay salaries up to December 2004, in time for the end of year festivities, thereby dissipating the potential for social unrest.

The film actually sparked a noisy protest along La Croisette, with French veterans defensively and aggressively singing La Marseillaise, even as couples dressed in black tie and gowns swept in a parallel path to the evening's festivities.

Over the years the Carnival Celebration has changed and now starts from the beginning of January till the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday with a large parade on the last Sunday of the festivities (Sunday before Ash Wednesday).

And that night, Daniel tells us, at the height of the festivities a hand appeared and wrote on the wall, You are weighed in the balance and found wanting, and your kingdom is handed over to the Medes and the Persians.

A group in Paraguay, however, is trying to bring back the bloggers' holiday, planning an event in Asunción, Paraguay's capital. The festivities, which are free and open to the public, include several speakers and opportunities for Internet users to socialize and network offline.

This confluence of faiths during the Portuguese colonization of Brazil led to the development of a diverse array of syncretistic practices within the overarching umbrella of Brazilian Catholicism, characterized by traditional Portuguese festivities, and in some instances, Allan Kardec's Spiritism (most Brazilian Spiritists are also Christians).

He grew up observing his mother and sister enjoying themselves this day and understood the importance of giving women the chance to enjoy festivities in the same manner men are allowed to do so. Dhillo is the name of the icon made of clay or cow dung that the women make to symbolise their deity it is placed on the village maand (platform or space kept for performances or festivals) where the women proceed to perform folk dances, which are known as khel (game).