New-year Sentence Examples

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  • I hope you're all well & are recovering from the New year splurge.

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  • This is a fun coloring activity to celebrate the Chinese New Year.

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  • The Chinese New Year is the most important holiday for Chinese people.

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  • The origin of the Chinese New Year is centuries old.

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  • In history, Chinese New Year has always been seen as a very joyous time when people take time to get together with family and friends.

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  • These masks are worn during the celebration of the New Year.

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  • We also send out reminder emails in December to remind clients to make changes for the new year.

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  • Professional volleyball player Reece gave birth on January 1, 2008, as an incredible way to ring in the New Year.

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  • It is sometimes known as the lunar New Year Festival because the date is chosen based on the lunar calendar.

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  • The festival was timed to coincide with the lunar New Year.

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  • The Chinese people often prepare for Chinese New Year by cleaning their homes.

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  • A Chinese New Year mask is probably one of the more iconic Chinese mask styles.

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  • Red, considered to be a lucky color, features heavily in Chinese New Year masks.

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  • If you do choose to drive when visiting the Chinese New Year celebration, San Francisco hosts countless parking garages that will house your car for you for a flat all-day rate.

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  • If the typical Chinatown activities aren't enough to meet the needs of your always active family, check out the Chinese New Year Treasure Hunt.

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  • Many people have questions about charity donations and taxes during the early months of a new year when tax time comes around.

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  • Despite the growing acceptance of the Christmas holiday, the Chinese New Year (Spring Festival) is still the biggest celebration of the winter months for most Chinese people.

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  • The New Year celebrations include the honoring of ancestors.

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  • Typical fare includes lentils, which represent good fortune, as well as a pork dish, such as zampone or cotechino, which heralds the richness of all life has to offer in the new year.

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  • Certain Chinese masks, such as the Chinese New Year masks, are much in evidence in modern Chinese culture.

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  • As you ring in the new year and bid farewell to days gone by, you'll find these bubbly New Year's eve costumes are perfect for celebrating.

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  • You could also wear a sash that is emblazoned with the new year on it.

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  • I told him as of the New Year he either spends the next five years at my house every weekend or I will not be coming over his house.

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  • Proposing on the bride-to-be's birthday is a great way to make the day even more special, and New Year's Eve proposals are a great way to ring in the new year together.

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  • The Chinese New Year Day is based on the Chinese lunar calendar, whereas the Chinese Year of the (insert appropriate animal - in 2009 it's the Ox) is based on the Chinese solar calendar.

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  • To complicate matters, the Chinese New Year and the Chinese year of a particular zodiac sign don't fall on the same calendar dates year after year.

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  • The Chinese New Year Day is the first day of the first new moon after the winter solstice month.

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  • A Chinese New Year Day could have a February date like last year.

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  • In 2008, the Chinese New Year began on February 7 whereas the Chinese Year of the Rat began on February 4, 2008.

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  • Not only is your birth year governed by an animal zodiac sign, each New Year is also governed by a Chinese zodiac animal.

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  • One important fact to keep in mind is that the Chinese lunar new year occurs somewhere between January 21 and February 21, not on January first as found in the Western solar calendar.

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  • So, it is possible for two people born in the same year to be different signs depending on whether they were born before or after the new year.

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  • The use of a baby as a symbol of a new year originated around 600 BC in Greece when Greeks commemorated Dionysus, the god of wine, by displaying a baby as a reminder of rebirth and fertility.

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  • The corn spirit is also said to be hiding in the barn till the corn is threshed, or it may be said to reappear at midwinter, when the farmer begins to think of his new year of labour and harvest.

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  • Spring is supposed to begin in February when, according to the old calendar, the new year sets in, but th only flowers then in bloom are the camellia japonsca and some kinds of daphne.

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  • Whenever The Computed Conjunction Falls On A Sunday, Wednesday Or Friday, The New Year Is In Such Case To Be Fixed On The Day After.

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  • It Always Precedes The Following New Year By 163 Days, Or 23 Weeks And 2 Days; And Pentecost Always Precedes The New Year By 113 Days, Or 16 Weeks And I Day.

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  • By the ukaz of the 20th of December 1699 it was next commanded that henceforth the new year should not be reckoned, as heretofore, from the 1st of September, supposed to be the date of the creation, but from the first day of January, anno domini.

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  • The most plausible etymology connects the name with the Assyrian guru, either in the sense of "turn" of office at the beginning of the New Year or in that of "pebble" used for votes or lots.

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  • This etymological connexion, suggested by Jensen (Kosmologie, 84), brings the festival of Purim into close relation with the Babylonian New Year festival known as Zagmuku, in which one of the most prominent ceremonials was the celebration of the assembly of the gods under the presidency of Marduk (Merodach) for the purpose of determining the fates of the New Year.

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  • There are no vindictive punishments, such as a solitary confinement, penal servitude for long terms of years, &c. Seldom, indeed, is a man imprisoned more than twelve months, the rule being that there is a general jail delivery at the New Year.

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  • Each new year his image was taken to visit his father, in Babylon, who in his turn gave him escort homeward, and his temple was second in wealth and importance only to E-Saggila, the temple of Marduk in Babylon.

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  • At the New Year they sent him a formal ultimatuth, to which he would not assent, though he opened up futile negotiation with them through the channel of the archbishop, who did not take an open part in the rising.

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  • Beginning with the new year on the 22nd of September the autumn months were Vendemiaire the month of vintage, Brumaire, the months of fog, and Frimaire 6 2 3 „ the month of frost.

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  • But desiring both security and solitude for study he left the city again about New Year of 1534 and became the guest of Louis du Tillet, a canon of the cathedral, at Angouleme, where at the request of his host he prepared some short discourses, which were circulated in the surrounding parishes, and read in public to the people.

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  • A very belated Happy New Year to you all.

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  • The company plans to implement the recommendations through its code of practice in the new year.

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  • In the New Year the bare twigs make a bright tracery above clumps of snowdrops and yellow winter aconites.

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  • I hope to make amends early in the New Year.

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  • His clawhammer banjo is quickly surpassing mine too, the scamp... Hope you had a good New Year do.

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  • A public beta is expected in the New Year.

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  • For hundreds of years, the Lanarkshire town of Biggar has welcomed in the new year with a massive bonfire.

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  • Early flowering camellias and hellebores, coupled with the occasional snowdrop, make the new year seem more inviting.

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  • Will the banks complete the changeover of their customer accounts without major problems by the New Year?

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  • The following are the ROC government¡¦s position on the 2005 Lunar New Year cross-strait charter flights.

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  • The charity aims to boost guests ' self-belief so that they can start the New Year with renewed determination to overcome their problems.

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  • They started in Monte ' with the perfect antidote for a New Year hangover in the form of a lifeboat drill for everybody.

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  • As the new year starts we learn of a further review of the ecclesiastical exemption in planning.

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  • The real new year fillip comes for the Liberal Democrats.

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  • Chinese New Year can be a noisy time too, because people light firecrackers.

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  • Mood Indigo returns in February January 27th, 2006 The New Year brings forth a new jazz flavor for your musical taste buds.

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  • Click here global gangers have been sharing their wishes for the New Year.

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  • However not wanting to sound like a totally miserable git, I thought I'd wish everyone a Happy New Year.

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  • Apex's true test comes in the New Year when traditionally corporate projects slow down and the normal holiday hangover develop.

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  • You may feel more indulgent in which case we will be delighted to help create your very own special New Year package.

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  • Why not take a look at the Chinese New Year Story?

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  • A former Sandy Upper schoolgirl is starting the New Year in a Greek jail accused of being a drugs mule.

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  • I honestly believe if Dirty Frank had n't nobbled him at New Year we would be well clear of Everton now.

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  • There was neither an ode to the new year nor a birthday ode in 1745.

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  • We await the outcome of this early in the New Year.

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  • Our guests r guests return year after yea r for our renowned Christmas and New Year breaks to enjoy traditional festivities and gourmet dinners.

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  • In January 2004 he gave his Purcell Room debut with a solo recital for the Park Lane Group Young Artists New Year Series.

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  • Winton Waitrose to have major refit in New Year.

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  • New Year's Party At this point I usually regale you with a report of the doings at our New Year Fancy Dress Party.

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  • The hands stood still, shimmering with distant starlight, waiting to blaze a trail into the new year.

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  • Here's wishing you all a prosperous but extremely stormy New Year!

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  • The New Year is like a new day yet unlived; a tomorrow yet to dawn; without life, empty.

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  • All main West End theaters remain open as usual during Christmas and New Year.

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  • My anorexia, which had been relatively well-behaved so far, flared up again just before New Year.

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  • I hope your Christmas Day will be a very happy one and that the New Year will be full of brightness and joy for you and every one.

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  • Our guests return year after yea r for our renowned Christmas and New Year breaks to enjoy traditional festivities and gourmet dinners.

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  • New Year 's Party At this point I usually regale you with a report of the doings at our New Year Fancy Dress Party.

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  • By the way, I have already booked in a course of body sculpting massage for the New Year -just in case !

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  • May I seize the opportunity to wish you a very happy new year.

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  • I hope you 're all well & are recovering from the New Year splurge.

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  • Steelwork fabrication is up to date and erection is due in the new year.

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  • Apart from my own house hills I flew over New Year in Monaco where I could test it in thermic conditions.

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  • Cooking the books From Ireland to India, Caroline Boucher traverses the globe in search of the best new year cookbooks.

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  • One of the highlights of the Chinese New Year celebrations is sure to be the weeklong film festival run by the Chinese Cultural Center.

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  • Who can believe it 's a New Year already, 2004 - I thought we 'd all be whizzing about in spaceships by now !

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  • The windy weather over the New Year brought an Iceland Gull to join the American Herring Gull on St Mary 's.

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  • I 'm still a little wooly in the head from my trip to Amsterdam for the New Year.

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  • Serving cocktails on New Year's Eve is a great way to ring in the new year.

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  • Why wait until the new year to kick off a new look and a new scent when you can enjoy it right now?

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  • Happy New Year to you and I hope I can help out with your question.

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  • Makeup for New Year's Eve parties should be festive enough to fit into the ringing in of a brand new year.

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  • Organize images from your Chinese New Year celebration, a dream vacation or commemorate the adoption of a new family member.

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  • Whether you spend this night cozied up with family or your New Year's celebration is full of busy parties, you can create a scrapbook that showcases your unique way of ringing in a brand new year.

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  • People all over the world ring in the new year surrounded by acquaintances and sometimes strangers.

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  • It's a completely alcohol-free event that showcases musicians, actors, comedians and artists while ringing in the New Year with a fireworks display on the mountain.

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  • Waiting to shop until you know exactly what your school policy will leave you in better stead for the new year.

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  • By setting a resolution to quit drinking you've already tackled that first big mountain and with the proper supports can be on your way to an alcohol-free new year and life.

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  • What better way is there to celebrate the New Year than by learning more about January celebrity birthdays?

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  • Look for Mr. Blackwell's worst dressed list near the beginning of each new year.

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  • It harked back to the old calendar wherein spring began the new year.

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  • You can also look for clothes that are made using fair trade practices, which can herald a healthy new year just as well.

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  • The sailing allows you to celebrate Christmas and the New Year while touring the Panama Canal and several other ports in the Caribbean and Central America.

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  • Add the coordinating leash, and your dog is ready to ring in the new year with you.

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  • Have you ever noticed come the New Year that Fido looks a bit fuller?

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  • Happy Holidays, and we wish you all a very happy, healthy New Year.

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  • Now your dog has a new leash to start the new year with!

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  • Holiday themed jewelry may get sold off cheaply at the start of the new year and this includes Italian charms.

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  • Christmas Town typically opens the day after Thanksgiving and has various hours throughout the holiday season through the new year.

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  • This is the time of the year to enjoy great wines for the occasion, to learn some great information about toasting, some history, and great party ideas to ring in the New Year with style and pizzazz.

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  • You can include all kinds of New Year's items in the basket like confetti, a Happy New Year sign, noise makers and Champagne flutes.

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  • If you are stuck for ideas for your New Years dinner, keep in mind that some foods are said to bring luck if eaten on New Year Eve or at the stroke of midnight.

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  • Eggnog is especially popular around Christmas and New Year and a few good eggnog recipes will certainly make your gathering warm and festive.

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  • If you are interested in history, Chinese New Year is a fascinating subject.

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  • Legend says that Nian was the name of a cruel beast that preyed on people the night before the lunar New Year.

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  • Preparation for the Chinese New Year starts a month before the actual date of the lunar New Year.

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  • The actual celebration begins on the evening before the lunar New Year.

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  • Some families hold a religious ceremony after midnight that ends with firecrackers to welcome the God of the New Year into their home.

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  • The end of the New Year period is marked with the Festival of Lanterns which celebrates with singing, dancing and lantern shows.

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  • Firecrackers are a key part of the celebration just as they were during the initial days of the New Year.

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  • The San Francisco Chinese New Year parade is a particularly fun event, especially for kids.

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  • Don't be surprised if you hear the snap and pop of firecrackers as local residents celebrate Chinese New Year in the streets of San Francisco.

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  • Taking part in a San Francisco Chinese New Year event is one of the best ways to celebrate this timeless tradition.

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  • Observed in this historic northern California city since the 1860s, the Chinese New Year parade is probably the most notable and alluring portion of celebrating this cherished Chinese holiday in the West.

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  • An exciting fusion of Asian culture and classic American tradition, the heart of San Francisco is where you will find the largest Chinese New Year celebration outside of Asia.

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  • A San Francisco Chinese New Year would not be complete with the annual flower fair.

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  • Each year, this is the official starting event of the celebratory month, happening the weekend before the lunar new year.

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  • Chinese-Americans take advantage of this flower spread to purchase their holiday plants, fruits and flowers, embellishing their homes with traditional New Year decorations.

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  • Attend this fair if you are looking for authentic souvenirs and a chance to experience a Chinese New Year that is so close to the original, you may forget you aren't actually walking down the streets of China itself.

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  • Chinese New Year can make the city extremely crowded, and even those local to the area will assure you driving in San Francisco can be a frustrating experience.

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  • The Chinese New Year starts at a different date each year, a date which occurs somewhere within the period of late January to early February.

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  • Hence, if you are born somewhere in this period, you will want to research the precise start of the Chinese New Year within your particular birth year in order to identify your appropriate birth symbol.

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  • This is a special way to recognize the official beginning of the new year.

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  • They celebrated the New Year on November 1.

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  • January is a great month for finding coupons, since people often resolve to lose weight for the new year.

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  • Once Christmas and the new year celebrations are over, folks start to look forward to the next big travel season and hope for a spring break travel discount.

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  • Knowing how to clean a blackboard properly will keep it looking new year after year.

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  • Or if you're looking for something for the kids to do after Christmas dinner, sit them down with this craft and you'll be ready to toast the new year a whole week early.

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  • If your cards won't be mailed until December 24, you may want to opt for a New Year greeting instead of wishing everyone a Merry Christmas!

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  • If kids can't stay up long enough to enjoy their crafts at midnight, you can hold a New Year celebration at noon instead.

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  • This will help little ones feel included in the New Year festivities.

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  • Countdown clock for kids - The craft lets kids make their own clocks so they can count down to the New Year on New Year's Eve.

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  • Creating your own New Year's diet resolution is a wonderful way to kick the new year off in a healthy and positive way.

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  • Good luck; here's to a healthy new year and a healthy new you.

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  • Do your bit for peace in the new year and download this track by The Shins.

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  • If you're getting a little tired of the drinking and dancing kinds of New Year's Eve parties, why not ring in the New Year with something a little more sophisticated?

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  • To avoid scheduling conflicts or holiday celebration burnout, consider scheduling your party in late November or early December - or even waiting until the beginning of January to host the event as a kick off for the new year.

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  • There are dozens of styles of festive party hats to celebrate the New Year.

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  • All party supply stores offer a range of festive New Year hats in a rainbow of colors.

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  • A Chinese New Year celebration is a highly festive, symbolic event rooted deeply in cultural history.

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  • By understanding what this type of celebration is all about, you can plan your own Chinese New Year party and honor the ancient traditions that make this holiday so special.

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  • By participating in the new year celebrations, villagers ensured good fortune, prosperity, and safety for the year.

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  • Chinese New Year has been celebrated for centuries, and it has become a highly ritualistic, detailed event honoring culture and family.

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  • In China and other nations with a large Chinese population, the period around Chinese New Year is one of heavy travel to family reunions, formal dinners, and parties.

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  • Before the new year festivities begin, however, intense housecleaning is done to prepare for the holiday and to sweep out the old year's bad luck and evil spirits, making way for good fortune in the new year.

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  • Wearing red clothing or purchasing new clothing for the new year.

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  • Blooming plants and flowers are important party decorations for Chinese New Year events because they symbolize the rebirth and growth of life.

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  • Using fireworks to ring in the Chinese New Year and scare away evil spirits that may be lurking nearby.

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  • There are many ways to enjoy a Chinese New Year celebration with family and friends while honoring the rich culture and heritage that makes this festival so popular.

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  • From delicious menus to vibrant red decorations, it is easy to plan a Chinese New Year party regardless of your cultural heritage.

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  • This celebration also heralded the beginning of the Celtic New Year.

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  • The Super Bowl is a fun and rowdy way to kick off a new year with friends and loved ones.

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  • A themed birthday party is a memorable way to celebrate the beginning of a new year.

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  • New Year's celebrations typically involve getting together with family and friends, watching football, eating good food, and just celebrating the advent of the New Year.

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  • While many people celebrate the New Year with New Year's Eve parties and fun get-togethers, they may not know the history of this special time of the year.

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  • Instead, the Babylonian New Year was centered around the first new moon that appeared after the Vernal Equinox, which was the first day of spring.

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  • The tradition of celebrating the new year in the spring continued until 153 BC when the Roman senate adopted January 1 as the first day of the new year.

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  • Much of the origins of the traditions associated with the celebration of the new year are virtually unknown by many who celebrate this well-known holiday.

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  • People commonly celebrate the new year with friends and family because tradition indicated that people could influence the luck they would experience in the coming year by what they ate or did on that first day.

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  • There are some cultures, however, which do not celebrate the New Year on January 1.

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  • Each new year is generally associated with an animal, which represents one of the twelve Earthly Branches.

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  • India - Their new year is celebrated sometime in March or April.

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  • Some countries actually restrict their citizens' activities on the first day of the new year by closing businesses and public areas around their cities.

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  • Using peony flowers for Chinese New Year decorations is an excellent choice for anyone who wants to incorporate beautiful plants into their holiday celebration.

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  • According to the British Chinese website Dimsum, peonies are a traditional flowering plant kept in homes during the New Year because they bring good luck.

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  • Choose peonies in shades of red to place in your home during the Chinese New Year since many Chinese New Year celebration decorations incorporate red in their design.

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  • Growing your own peonies requires some gardening skills and time for them to be ready for the Chinese New Year.

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  • If you want live peony flowers for Chinese New Year decorations, it may be necessary to visit a florist to purchase cut blooms.

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  • This is an economical way to decorate during the Chinese New Year.

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  • Complete the peony decorating theme at a Chinese New Year party by topping a favor box with a peony.

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  • Place peony seeds or other traditional Chinese New Year trinkets inside the box.

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  • Later the show follows the little kids as they try to stay up until midnight to ring in the New Year.

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  • Your toes can be perfectly chic throughout the New Year with this OPI mini gift set.

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  • The New Year and Whitsuntide Show fairs only arose during the 9th century.

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  • Here 's wishing you all a prosperous but extremely stormy New Year !

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  • Decorating with peony flowers for the Chinese New Year creates a beautiful and natural look in your home or party space.

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