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applauders in
French theatres and
opera houses.
Members of a
claque are
called claqueurs.
Hiring people to
applaud dramatic performances was
common in classical...
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people who have so far been
largely marginalised in the Bundestag:
claqueurs,
cranks and troublemakers.] Koydl,
Wolfgang (23
October 2023). "Sahra...
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There was also an
incident at a
theater between the
Praetorians and
claqueurs ("actors") in
which Drusus reportedly sided with the actors, preventing...
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Title Writer(s)
Length 1. "Le
Claqueur de Doigts" 3:07 2. "La Nuit d'Octobre" music:
Serge Gainsbourg; lyrics:
Alfred de
Musset 3:05 3. "Adieu Créature"...
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responsibility of the ****s and
their collaborators,
supporters and
claqueurs, it is
welcomed in
rightist circles of
various types:
German conservatives...
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Claqueurs: Lord,
protect the
Master of the Romans. Οἱ κράκται· Κύριε, σῶσον τοὺς δεσπότας τῶν Ῥωμαίων. The people: Lord,
protect (X3). ὁ λαός ἐκ γ'· Κύριε...
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their lines. She
abolished in her
theatre the
common practice of
hiring claqueurs in the
audience to
applaud stars. She used the new
technology of lithography...
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summer camp in Pannonia, gave the men a holiday. A
soldier who had been a
claqueur, Percennius,
addressed the men on that
occasion on the
subject of soldier's...
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variety of reasons.
classical music portal Succès de
scandale Claque –
Claqueurs are
hired to
initiate applause, or
sometimes booing. The Gentleman's Magazine...
- did not take part in the uprising.
Reliable comrades were
brought in as
claqueurs for the
staged demonstration of approval, and an
National People's Army...
