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The weekend extravaganza was the culmination of years of collaboration between the two eco-friendly party groups.

''Transformers'' overcame harsh reviews from critics, who called it a visual-effects extravaganza without much story or human heart.

Takashi Masuko, director of "Lucky Bags" operations at Mitsukoshi, said the yearly shopping extravaganza is especially popular this year.

The thing is, when you put "Catholic" and "gay wedding" together, you come out with one inevitable conclusion: an extravaganza of rituals.

Determined not to be judged by medal tables alone, London will stage a cultural extravaganza around the Olympics.

If you thought that the Beijing extravaganza would be difficult to surpass, the Guangzhou opening ceremony blew us out of our seats.

Yet more flowers - this time at the Tropical Extravaganza in Kew Gardens in London.

". . . it's the eleventh annual drag extravaganza, " said the other.

That was only a prelude to a two-week sojourn that historian John Lewis Gaddis would characterize as "a surreal extravaganza. "

I've been so inspired by General McPeak's words that I've had a vision of a truly masculine, all-man military extravaganza.

Last month, Red Nose Day, a biennial charity extravaganza, managed to break its fundraising record despite the recession.

Residents were told that the best place to watch the extravaganza was at home, on television.

This majestic metal-and-glass edifice was not only home to the extravaganza display of products from all over the world.

That single gesture, relatively small amid the extravaganza, said more about China than all the fireworks, human kites and dangling dancers.

It even supplanted CCTV's Lunar New Year's Eve Gala-a heavily patriotic extravaganza-as the year's most-watched show in the city.

It was depicted as the largest, costliest extravaganza in Olympic history.

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Peel Holdings is the lead sponsor of Liverpool's pavilion at the Shanghai Expo, a six-month extravaganza that opened in May.

The grassroots would find one extravaganza every five years more attractive and affordable than these annual dirges.

This 2 hour extravaganza has it all - self workers, mentalism, brand new sleights, some eye popping card chicanery - it's all there!

On Monday and Tuesday, she'll air two shows edited from last week's celebrity-packed extravaganza taped at Chicago's United Center.

The plaintiffs, who had sought to block the city from funding the annual extravaganza, said they plan to appeal the ruling.

The wealthy visitors are here for Hainan Rendez-Vous, an annual four-day extravaganza of luxury living that is now in its second year.

So every year, the advertising agency gets busy dreaming up its latest extravaganza.

The new CCTV building is an extravaganza of strange look .

It was depicted as the largest, costliest extravaganza in Olympic history, book ended by barrages of some 30, 000 fireworks.

The story is schoolboy fantasy stuff, but in a 3-D extravaganza it's the action scenes that count.

Occupying 7, 000 square metres, this multimedia extravaganza comprises eight galleries located on two floors.

A massive, two-year project restored and improved the statue in time for its 100th birthday in 1986, marked by a four-day extravaganza.

Xiao Shenyang will headline an extravaganza entitled "Xiao Shenyang's 101st Night" at the Beijing Workers' Gymnasium on January 9, 2010.

This morning is a kiddies' Dr Seuss Christmas extravaganza!

choosing between the insipid dullness of a drawing-room comedy and the banal mediocrity of a musical extravaganza

"Washington is an extravaganza of great buildings, greenery, and monuments" (Larry Griffin)

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The first part, the Asian Youth thousand military parade extravaganza;

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