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| splay of ineptitude"), and she faced two new | audiences a night, even through a fever and although s |
| In order to attract | audiences, a professional pantomime Snow White was sta |
| om all over the world, it could give foreign | audiences a warped view of the United States and Ameri |
| ange of her career direction was to give the | audiences a new concept of her real self and hopes to |
| oup The Community Solution, seeks to educate | audiences about peak oil and the impact it will have o |
| forms Israeli, Palestinian and international | audiences about under-documented joint civilian effort |
| history of rock ‘n roll history by educating | audiences about American music's unsung heroes. |
| orld, giving environmental symposia to teach | audiences about consumer responsibility and environmen |
| e continued survival of the show depended on | audiences accepting another actor in the role, despite |
| CCM gives | audiences access to some of the best Chinese films eve |
| a solo presenter once again and is building | audiences according to recent RAJAR figures with a pro |
| He has often enlightened | audiences according to their taste with lighter themes |
| nd Families in Washington, DC, and addressed | audiences across America, Europe, and Japan. |
| nto the staple viewing diet of British Asian | audiences across the UK and Europe by incorporating hi |
| e a speaker, giving presentations to various | audiences across the United States. |
| ll/CBC concert series has delivered music to | audiences across Canada. |
| e-day events in Canada, Graham has spoken to | audiences across North America, Australia, India, and |
| publications and presentations delivered to | audiences across the globe, the cornerstone of Klietma |
| ter, a national destination and resource for | audiences, actors, students, scholars, and educators, |
| ie, he was already popular with contemporary | audiences after his starring role in the hit 1931 film |
| ernational ballet favorite among critics and | audiences alike and is known for her exceptional skill |
| laying was very well received by critics and | audiences alike, garnering her a reputation for a deli |
| ncerts were attended by Jewish and Christian | audiences alike--and according to some accounts, even |
| ear film, a move which polarized critics and | audiences alike. |
| is a particular favorite among pianists and | audiences alike. |
| y Boom was favorably received by critics and | audiences alike. |
| he film is highly regarded among critics and | audiences alike. |
| ontinues to be, well-reviewed by critics and | audiences alike. |
| r has been well-received by both critics and | audiences alike. |
| aris was poorly received by most critics and | audiences alike. |
| itive reviews and responses from critics and | audiences alike. |
| First Nations individuals and international | audiences alike. |
| e he first came to the notice of critics and | audiences alike. |
| kes his living as a freak, performing before | audiences all over the world. |
| end in 1997, and became known to television | audiences all over the world. |
| ith Haredi affiliations, lecturing to Jewish | audiences all over the world, fascinated by his person |
| the Mishra brothers have been performing to | audiences all over Indian and the world for many years |
| Vijay Tendulkar and it made a huge impact on | audiences all over India. |
| that their music was attracting mainly male | audiences, almost 95% in fact. |
| ins an essentially human, chatty approach to | audiences, almost like a guide taking us through the s |
| of the most popular characters with American | audiences, alongside Ryu and Guile. |
| is flowing on the lips of the characters and | audiences also and all of a sudden it's followed by a |
| Audiences also craved his version of Bobby McFerrin's | |
| staple in Russia, and has long popular with | audiences, although is dismissed by critics. |
| hted the "labelling issue" and reached wider | audiences although stemming from a far-from-mainstream |
| Ben, Barbra and the supporting cast offered | audiences an uncomfortable, nihilistic glimpse unusual |
| It was a hit with live | audiences and viewers alike. |
| It failed to catch on with | audiences and was cancelled after 32 episodes. |
| ada has been generally well-received by both | audiences and critics. |
| s role as Kuttan Thampuran won the hearts of | audiences and critics. |
| movie missed the mark with both critics and | audiences, and bombed at the box-office. |
| ty's efforts met wide success, and Hampton's | audiences and organized contingent grew by the day. |
| riginal, Oliver's Story did poorly with both | audiences and critics. |
| ippodrome later that day caught both British | audiences and critics by surprise. |
| He was extremely popular with | audiences, and counted Massenet among his admirers. |
| Enlightened Racism: The Cosby Show, | Audiences and the Myth of the American Dream, co-autho |
| ickly received and cherished by Puerto Rican | audiences and occupied the top places in ratings. |
| ined up four reality shows aimed at business | audiences and unveiled its first show, The Pitch. |
| ations and programs are available for public | audiences and also groups, such as school groups. |
| It was an instant hit among the | audiences and some of its songs are still famous today |
| ing Earnest, The Tempest (adapted for family | audiences) and Hello, Dolly!. |
| aturday 16 October 1886 and the success with | audiences and critics alike was immediate. |
| The program was not successful with CBC | audiences, and was replaced in 1978 by Canada After Da |
| alese dialogue, the film found approval with | audiences and was a huge success. |
| sity students and is a place of learning for | audiences and staff alike. |
| n and Unni Krishnan have performed to packed | audiences and cheering fans. |
| the Afternoon was an immediate hit with film | audiences, and gained critical approval. |
| ft writes for both academic and non-academic | audiences, and is a frequent contributor to political |
| He was as popular with female as with male | audiences, and genuinely loved by the British public. |
| he Sundance Film Festival where it polarized | audiences and critics with some showering praise, othe |
| vein, and have proven popular with pink film | audiences and critics. |
| Screenings were attended by local | audiences, and the filmmakers were present for questio |
| The anti-war message was not popular with | audiences, and the play only ran for 78 performances. |
| urvive as a musical entertainment venue, new | audiences and entertainments had to be found. |
| u, Mirca (2005), Mediating the nation: news, | audiences and the politics of identity, Routledge Cave |
| lm was much appreciated as she surprised the | audiences and the critics showing great emotional rang |
| Canadian singer Gisele MacKenzie to American | audiences and subsequently guest starred in 1957 on he |
| sh Ensemble is committed to Scotland and its | audiences, and from its Glasgow base performs some 50 |
| d German plays, cleaning them up for British | audiences and revisiting the source material to craft |
| Paris, where he exhibited himself to paying | audiences and was received privately at Versailles by |
| Movie Awards show broadcast live to American | audiences, and it was located at the Gibson Amphitheat |
| roadcasting competition, it achieved massive | audiences, and is very closely identified in the publi |
| wer and fewer shows to progressively smaller | audiences, and with family commitments an ever growing |
| shows, Groban will continue to interact with | audiences and perform favorites from his best-selling |
| nt called "Amaze Ink" intended to be for all | audiences and more genre-oriented; the "stranger, more |
| friends, who tried out their new shows upon | audiences, and who were paid by donations of money int |
| with dance music and (particularly) Hip-Hop | audiences, and in February 1984 the song reached #1 on |
| rtly be credited to Grant's keen sense of US | audiences and the vast underground movement that was s |
| n her Lovers Tour, again playing to sell-out | audiences and receiving rave reviews for her powerful |
| of contemporary culture, reaching out to new | audiences and embracing the technical challenges of pu |
| , park guests can audition and sing for live | audiences, and potentially win a special front-of-the- |
| ony Orchestra, the High Museum of Art, Young | Audiences and the 14th Street Playhouse. |
| how was bringing Jewish humour to mainstream | audiences and the newspaper also described the show as |
| rming arts, connecting Philadelphia regional | audiences and the University of Pennsylvania through e |
| ifically aimed at developing and serving new | audiences, and yields a unique theater form that blend |
| ment world, he was not widely known by white | audiences, and had almost exclusively performed on the |
| Part of the club's appeal to both | audiences and performers was the "racial cross-dressin |
| ing their stilettos to a praise beat, wowing | audiences and satisfying thirsty souls without ever mi |
| , lesbian, bisexual, transgender or intersex | audiences and which must have been completed within 2 |
| rogramming suitable for American and British | audiences and also to appeal to the "Home Front", who, |
| as Besa Yahud Ahde Vefta, played to Ottoman | audiences and his encyclopedia written in Turkish and |
| programme became very popular with domestic | audiences and later with motorists, it was aimed first |
| -breaking visceral performances that inspire | audiences and artists to reconsider and reconnect with |
| e, often the children performed before large | audiences and took in large sums, but the expenses of |
| t Weekenders Club, based on the premise that | audiences, and therefore box office, from the opening |
| r distribution by The Weinstein Company, won | audiences and grand jury awards at film festivals and |
| They proved popular with | audiences and returned in the Gilliat-and-Launder film |
| accessible formats appealing to 21st century | audiences, and training promising young vocal and thea |
| straints or they were more aimed at American | audiences and that many of the subjects were considere |
| her and British mother, won him acclaim from | audiences and critics, alike. |
| -Out/Stay" (Browne's send-off to his concert | audiences and roadies) although none had been recorded |
| esponsive and intelligent reading of the new | audiences and the provision of exciting work for them |
| ntertainments to the elite, being scorned by | audiences and being praised by critics, nonetheless ma |
| s venues to improve their links with African | audiences and artists. |
| ing films that attracted both large national | audiences and critical approval, such as Philip Martin |
| Gaza and is "deliberately misleading global | audiences and systematically creating the false impres |
| to present classical music to inspire young | audiences and revitalize classical music in general. |
| inner Time, however, was not successful with | audiences and Disney's film would go on to be widely r |
| iologist whose research focuses primarily on | audiences and consumer patterns, and in particular, sp |
| w ways of working with artists, curators and | audiences, and embraces principles of open source and |
| ystems, assembles that content for different | audiences, and publishes the assembled content . |
| He took Schaeffer on a tour to address Dutch | audiences and started l'Abri meetings for university s |
| On Fire continued to play to growing | audiences and began composing what would soon make up |
| a star, touring Europe and America, amazing | audiences and commanding an ever increasing salary. |
| er forming, which were very well received by | audiences and started to gain a fast growing fan base. |
| invited Saborido to perform for high society | audiences, and Saborido came into demand as a tango da |
| Nonetheless, the concept excited | audiences and was highly profitable because of the lar |
| he chance to experiment, exposes them to new | audiences and engages them in meaningful conversation |
| , is a recognized violinist by international | audiences and colleagues. |
| ts release the film was very successful with | audiences, and was distributed by Gaumont Film Company |
| ducation Department strives to reach diverse | audiences and provide an environment that applauds per |
| Liddiment chairs the Trust's | Audiences and Performance Committee, which monitors th |
| a surprise hit in Los Angeles, drawing large | audiences and earning excellent reviews. |
| novative creation; its financing; its future | audiences and how to reach them. |
| re thus able to bring merengue tipico to new | audiences and new venues. |
| ation in France, as she was well received by | audiences and talk-show hosts. |
| acter off screen as well - popular both with | audiences, and with his fellow actors. |
| The film was a box office success, but | audiences and critics had a difficult time accepting a |
| e opera was performed in March 2006 for live | audiences, and photographed throughout the following w |
| received a hugely positive response by both | audiences and critics. |
| onprofit organization dedicated to including | audiences and filmmakers who have been overlooked by m |
| The album was very well received by both | audiences and critics, and currently holds a rating of |
| t a female-driven series would not appeal to | audiences and they decided not to pick it up. |
| a primary appeal to adult and older youthful | audiences, and in particular they had greater appeal t |
| g the ensemble to introduce its music to new | audiences and partners. |
| each programs are dedicated to serving young | audiences and at-risk children in the San Jose region. |
| The role introduced him to U.S. | audiences and earned him the first of his eight nomina |
| ed by Avri Gilad) did not catch with Israeli | audiences and was discontinued after half a season. |
| arda gained much popularity with South Asian | audiences and ranked second in the Binaca Geetmala yea |
| Sundays, however the drama failed to capture | audiences and was one of the worst rated of the summer |
| Most of his works are marketed to popular | audiences and his book Battle Cry of Freedom has long |
| nt, but the change did not go over well with | audiences and the storyline was written out of the sho |
| n became a live favorite for the Springsteen | audiences and Springsteen often told a long history of |
| ting directed improvisations for both online | audiences and visitors in real spaces, where the perfo |
| late Ozan Marsh has received the plaudits of | audiences and critics around the world, particularly f |
| Avruch (Bozo the Clown to Boston television | audiences) and Bob Elliott and Ray Goulding (Bob and R |
| rica virtuoso, playing to staggeringly large | audiences, and they had common a desire to poularise t |
| narrative dynamically, in collaboration with | audiences, and then develop that narrative into a seri |
| media landscape in which the categories of ' | audiences' and 'producers' blur together, and in which |
| elled because of escalating costs, shrinking | audiences and a decline in support from the music indu |
| of results by electronic means to untargeted | audiences, and the dynamic potentially interactive nat |
| as Egashira 2:50 might be widely disliked by | audiences and still make a living; being disliked is a |
| rosowa - Editing which has awed South Indian | audiences and is set to release in theatres across the |
| s then revealed to the studio and television | audiences, and Daly would tell the panel whether the c |
| ding journals to appeal to specific business | audiences and loading them with information and advert |
| ys of making scholarship available to broaer | audiences and was instrumental in the creation of the |
| of steampunk fashion and sculpture to wider | audiences and has given interviews regarding the defin |
| gerating his influence in front of Communist | audiences and boasted of his challenges to the authori |
| hese matches were very popular with Japanese | audiences and, according to Jacobs, he was once hit wi |
| divided but not one person, in two separate | audiences, answered that there is no man in the pictur |
| To BBC Radio | audiences, Anthony Quinton became well known as a pres |
| e show is seen by both Canadian and American | audiences, any obvious indications of the shooting loc |
| t specifically targeting the US but American | audiences are noticing their talent through the intern |
| Audiences are astounded by the diversity of sounds Sai | |
| Audiences are delighted with the extraordinary perform | |
| of the best known female fighters to Western | audiences are Angela Mao Ying, Cheng Pei-pei, Moon Lee |
| hat make the big band a great experience for | audiences are its high technical standard, its living |
| y to give the same life to posed images that | audiences are used to from seeing the Muppets on telev |
| two acts; this version is the one with which | audiences are most familiar today. |
| al music for acoustic instruments with which | audiences are familiar, but with nontraditional timbre |
| of small, very meaningful compositions that | audiences are deprived of. |
| Unbeknownst to him, the | audiences are also rounded up and paid by the same unc |
| That is indeed the La Sylphide | audiences are most familiar with today but was not the |
| Though Blab | audiences aren't usually measured in traditional ratin |
| he time and it is still used around Malayali | audiences around the world. |
| sonality as well as his ability to bond with | audiences around the world. |
| rticles of interest to both academic and lay | audiences around the world. |
| sources developed for the Center to off-site | audiences around the country and around the world. |
| considered a brutal horror film that shocked | audiences around the world and, in general, collected |
| sources developed for the Center to off-site | audiences around the country and around the world." |
| he enormously successful trio, Danny sang to | audiences around the world with his brother Bill and s |
| etless bass to the heavy metal and hard rock | audiences, as the fretless bass is not commonly heard |
| He made his astonishing debut to American | audiences as the first Latin born American ever to win |
| He was best known to television | audiences as part of The Lawrence Welk Show as a featu |
| a young Don Stark, who is today familiar to | audiences as Bob Pinciotti on That '70s Show. |
| signs attempted to bring the game to English | audiences as Mystical Ninja Goemon beginning in 2002. |
| ents have earned it invitations to entertain | audiences as large as 20,000. |
| He is known to TV | audiences as the Great Mokomba on the Disney Channel T |
| He is perhaps best known to UK | audiences as Pete Dunham in Green Street Hooligans and |
| was an English actor, who reached his widest | audiences as founder of the eponymous ghost hiring age |
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