Structure placed over the entrance to a hotel, theatre, casino, train station, or similar building.
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The pavilion is the center for the social functions of the Commission.
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As mentioned before, he almost cleared the Lord's pavilion earlier this year.
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On the Croisette hundreds of people held hands outside the Palestinian pavilion.
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There is no need even to go as far as my pavilion.
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Still holding the watch, she went to the opening in the pavilion.
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The company has several marquee customers in the aviation and energy sectors.
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Bigelow: You cast not for marquee value but for performance and talent.
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But the band is striking up; we must adjourn to the marquee.
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There was a sign on the marquee, although it wasn't yet illuminated.
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Blotnik must have seen his future light up like a Hollywood marquee.
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Saturday sees the main marquee transformed into a catwalk for fashion evening.
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It's a marquee staple that brings together basketball's plethora of different cultures.
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A few minutes later McKay was again called in to the marquee.
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My first marquee, for my first real job in comedy, September 1979.
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The floor of the marquee was spread with a thick velvet carpet.
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The Wildcats' game at Oregon is one of the league's marquee matchups.
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There was no hiding place, not for any of this marquee group.
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Lately, HBO has been ramping up development with projects from marquee auspices.
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We walked out into the darkness and made for our own marquee.
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Speaking of input, the Galaxy Note's other marquee feature is its stylus.
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Hail smashed the marquee of the landmark Lakewood Theatre in East Dallas.
