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BUDAPEST — And so it was that the Hungarian Grand Prix — on the sinuous, slippery and narrow track that refuses to allow overtaking and often produces boring processions — came through with a gripping, vintage Formula One race.

The procession came to a halt about 500 meters before the district center.

The procession came to a stop when we saw a great egret perched above the water.

The procession came to a halt facing the village's prized amenity: two brand-new public toilets, housed in a hut painted yellow and green.

The procession came on the eve of a ceremony at which leaders of the transitional government will officially announce the country's liberation.

During all this gaiety, a Communist procession came down the street singing 'Down with DeGaulle' to the tune of Auld Lang Syne.

The danger lay in the fact that more or less at the moment that I arrived on the Falls Road, a procession came round the corner.

The procession came and the marriage ceremony was performed, with Samia's father spending a substantial part of his savings on the wedding.

The procession came on the eve of a ceremony here at which leaders of the transitional government will officially announce the country's liberation and confirm a timeline for national elections.

A temple was built in a recess on the right bank, and every eighth year a procession came from Delphi to gather sacred laurels awarded to the victors of contests.

On April 3 -- nine days after the Panchalthan shootout and two weeks after the massacre -- a raggedy procession came down from the mountain pastures and onto the main road, toward the city of Anantnag, the district capital.