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What Is A Reveillon Dinner?

The term Reveillion comes from “awakening,” a nod to the fact that it refers to a meal served after midnight mass on Christmas Eve for some, an even better incentive to get up early for the big day ahead. It has become a New Orleans tradition.

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100 major client wins for independent media agencies

IMAA canvassed some of its 160 members.

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Pitch Wrap - 72andSunny nabs BCF, Defence SA up, Kia drops Havas, Jaywing wins a2 Milk

AdNews rounds up the fortnight s pitch news.

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A Baltimore County man s No Mow May effort landed him on the wrong side of county code Now, he s hoping for change – Baltimore Sun

Jack Trimper wanted to participate in "No Mow May," but the county code meant he could be charged $200 per day for not mowing his lawn.

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A Baltimore County man s No Mow May effort landed him on the wrong side of county code Now, he s hoping for change – Capital Gazette

Jack Trimper wanted to participate in "No Mow May," but the county code meant he could be charged $200 per day for not mowing his lawn.

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