The play premiered in New York in 2008, moving to Los Angeles the following year.

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Fireworks will again play a major part in welcoming the New Year with a pyrotechnics extravaganza promised in Blackpool.

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"The fundamental issue remains the withdrawal of many lenders from the mortgage market over the past year and the reluctance of new participants to play a meaningful role in delivering finance to potential homebuyers, " said Rics chief economist Simon Rubinsohn.

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Produced by Glasgow Unesco City of Music, the Benedetti Sessions, from 22 to 24 March, will give string players the chance to play alongside the violinist, who was awarded an MBE in the 2013 New Year Honours.

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With nothing else to play for, New Jersey would surely love to deliver the knockout blow to New York for the second year in a row.

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They jog at minus 5, play football and futbol on frozen tundra, dribble basketballs in fingerless gloves and jump in the ocean on New Year's Day and Jan. 2.

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As long as an NFL team continues to play only one game per year in London, these new, more flexible allocation rules will prevent the resulting tax burden from becoming a major sticking point among the participating players.

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Gatland took his team for a training session at a local school and the squad undertook a traditional Maori experience on Hamilton's Waikato river in a bid to win some local support as Wales will play both Samoa and Fiji in the North Island city in next year's Rugby World Cup staged in New Zealand.

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The 25-year-old left the New South Wales Waratahs in Australia for Wales as he wanted to play at fly-half rather than at full-back.

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