A flier distributed by protesters summed up their mood: "While the event may include a reoccupation, the event itself is a broader celebration and expansion of Occupy Wall Street," it said.
The dancers are also taking part in Nordic Cool 2013 — a broader celebration of the arts from northern countries, also coordinated with Ice Hot — at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, where modern-dance troupes from Iceland and Sweden are also appearing.
Over a period of time, the celebration has changed emphasis from nationalism to a broader celebration of all things India.
In Iran, national team football matches became opportunities for many to express their reformist political views as well as for broad public celebration.
Originally used in the late 19th century as a slur against homosexuals, the term was reclaimed by the gay community to signify a broad and inclusive celebration of human sexuality.
Theodosius' evangelical zeal in pursuit of total power and the narrow-minded bigotry of the Church Fathers overthrew more than a thousand years of broad inclusiveness and celebration of human sexuality.
Not even the best can play those and Broad wheeled away in celebration.
The appeal was roared, up went the umpire Paul Reiffel's finger and Broad wheeled away in celebration of what seemed a memorable victory.
Even though some of the country's most iconic freedom fighters and early politicians had African roots, their accomplishments fed a celebration of the broader mestizo culture.
Given Mahler's concentration on rich-hued, broad-boned symphonic works, the celebration of the 150th anniversary of his birth this year and the centenary of his death in 2011 are boons mainly to conductors and orchestras, and their audiences.
