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• Assembling this colorful trifle-like dessert in a punch bowl adds to its festiveness.
• Thousands watched the arrival, but the despite the momentary festiveness, many remained skeptical.
• Having Adanech, seeing the season through her eyes, could restore some of its festiveness.
• A flagpole provides a yachtlike festiveness, but it would also identify the structure if it were ever buried by a deep snowfall
• For all the festiveness, it was clear that the parties in Northern Ireland remain a long way from a secure peace.
• It could only be New Orleans, where even the bad news is tempered by a festiveness and humor that belie the ugly side.
• Moreover, Atabayev could not be sure that another of Almaty's blackouts would not ruin what festiveness he had managed to conjure up.
• As the number reaches its climax, the festiveness of a Nuyorican street fair is evoked by the singers'swaying bodies and the vibrant tattoo of Afro-Caribbean drums.
• But for sundowner picnics on the steps of Sacre-Coeur, or those moments when you pull a chilled bottle of Sancerre from an alpine lake, a pair of these adds festiveness and pizzazz.
• The birth of the euro was celebrated Thursday at the European Union's headquarters in Brussels in a display that mixed the solemnity of a corporate board meeting with the festiveness of a Super Bowl halftime show.
• This is where " Yankee strictures kind of fall away, " there's a feeling of festiveness, and people allow themselves to relax and have a good time, at least during the summer, said Bill Mitchell, spokesman for Mayor Peter Clavelle.
• Eid ul-Adha is celebrated on the 10th of Dhu al-Hijjah, which means, unlike Eid ul-Fitr, its day is decided 9 days in advance, because of which, in opinion of some Muslims, its " Chaand Raat " loses its festiveness.
• Now, here, in this town, it is a few days before Halloween and there is a collective festiveness that is taken so seriously it could seem almost silly, but it should be envied by those of us who live in the big cities, the cosmopolitan centers of life where we are too busy and too detached to have plain old, simple fun.