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White Christmas lights hang from the ceiling.† (source)
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Phil sang church hymns; Louie taught the other two the lyrics to "White Christmas."† (source)
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The idea of a white Christmas usually excited me, but now it felt ominous.† (source)
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In the mess halls there were pine trees decorated with stars cut out of tin cans and on radios throughout the barracks Bing Crosby was singing "White Christmas."† (source)
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At times like this, I yearn for the simpler days of yore, when Christmas meant watching Bob Hope sing his version of "White Christmas" as my parents and I slumped on the sofa in our summer clothes in the warm Newport Beach weather.† (source)
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The reception area looked pleasantly festive: the crystal orbs that illuminated St Mungo's had been coloured red and gold to become gigantic, glowing Christmas baubles; holly hung around every doorway; and shining white Christmas trees covered in magical snow and icicles glittered in every corner, each one topped with a gleaming gold star.† (source)
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Where's our white Christmas?† (source)
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The bare trees were strung with white Christmas lights.† (source)
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While she told us stories, Bing Crosby sang "White Christmas" on the stereo.† (source)
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The white Christmas lights were reflected in his eyes.† (source)
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It was a gift, maybe even a miracle: a white Christmas, just like the song.† (source)
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The radio fills with sugary music: "I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas,"† (source)
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There was little to differentiate it from the neighboring buildings other than the nearly hundred cars parked in the lot and a small wooden walkway that led around the building, stringed with inexpensive strands of white Christmas tree lights.† (source)
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Behind them, in safe America, Bing Crosby sang of a white Christmas, just like the ones he used to know.† (source)
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Oh yeah, these things, for shoveling off the patio after a white Christmas.† (source)
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A white Christmas, something all northern Nevadans hold their collective breath over.† (source)
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