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Entertainer
noun
A person who entertains others, esp. as a profession, as a singer, dancer, musician, comedian, etc.
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Now, entertaining this idea or possessing this concept requires the entertainer or possessor to recognise certain relationships which hold between given properties and the idea or concept in question.
Categories of public figures denied delisting (e.g., public official, entertainer), including whether a Wikipedia presence is being used as a general proxy for status as a public figure.
At the recent Country Music Awards, Nashville's answer to the Grammys, the title of entertainer of the year went to Luke Bryan.
But at heart, Allin was still an entertainer, pledged to put on a good show for the paying public, no different to TV's Dara O'Briain or world war two's Dame Vera Lynn.
He also organises the annual clown memorial service for the original Joey, Joseph Grimaldi, the legendary British Victorian entertainer, on the first Sunday in February, and he tends Grimaldi's grave in the eponymous park off Pentonville Road in Islington, all year round.
Such job descriptions as "magician and children's entertainer" should have set alarm bells ringing.
As for Rick Santorum, the holier-than-everybody über-Catholic who thinks contraception is "dangerous" and leads to "libertinism", the most outrage he could manage on Fluke's behalf was to call Limbaugh's comments "absurd", the licensed remarks of an "entertainer".
Despicable Me 2, out later this year, sees him stepping into the breach at a children's party when the entertainer cancels.
The Denver Post reported that the entertainer also received a standing ovation at his second show.
While Moore, who stayed one night less, rang up a £1,187.88 bill at the hotel, which declares itself the "home away from home for actors, comedians, writers, artists, filmmakers, fashion designers, supermodels, restaurateurs, billionaire entrepreneurs, and the newest breed of entertainer when the hotel opened its doors in 1963: rock stars".
The 83-year-old Australian entertainer, who had a long career in British children's TV in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, is accused of three counts of indecently assaulting a 14-year-old girl in 1986 and six of indecently assaulting a girl aged between 15 and 16 from 1980 to 1981.
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