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Many are hoping Game of Thrones could do for tourism in Northern Ireland what Lord of the Rings did for New Zealand.
Look what The Lord of the Rings did for New Zealand: prior to those films it was just bungee jumping and binge drinking, but now the spectacular scenery is its own selling point.
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Still, rings didn't seem right for Cub Barrett, the public relations director for Architectural Digest at Condé Nast, and his boyfriend, Chris Rovzar, the digital editor at VanityFair.com in New York.
There is Homeland, Breaking Bad, perhaps even Game of Thrones, though fantasy shows not called Lord of the Rings don't fare well for big awards.
When shopping for gold rings, do not purchase pieces that have very thin bands.
The shine has come off his World Series rings, as it did for Torre, who won four in his first five seasons with the Yankees, and none in his last seven.
But then one day the phone rings, as it did for the aspiring rock journalist in "Almost Famous," and Chris and Emily find themselves in a tacky baroque Los Angeles mansion, where Chris has been summoned to audition to replace the man he had spent so much of his life imitating.
If you are famous for closing prostitution "rings," don't frequent them.
Vaughan's poem ends: This ring the Bridegroom did for none provide But for his bride.
Francis (21-8) geto to keep his British championship, but he probably lost the respect of the British boxing fans, who cheered more for Tyson (47-3) when hentereded the ring than they did for Francis.
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