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The Muslim ban that sent throngs running to the airports to protest, days into Trump’s term, is actually an instructive example of how this kind of negative energy eventually burns out.

Once there, the players took in a scene they’d only before been able to envision: Throngs of thousands of people in Dodger blue, waving flags, signs and rally towels as the team drove by.

But on a recent weekend, twinkling white lights stretched over Thornton’s main intersection, the scent of linguica sausage clung to the cool autumn air and Portuguese flags flew proudly above throngs of visitors pouring into the streets.

Throngs of people have packed the harbourside forecourt, where the royal couple are due to visit on Tuesday afternoon.

This charming stroll will transport you back to the 1930s, through popular Laguna Beach, with its throngs of tourists and stylish art galleries, to Dana Point, where fishing tourism is big business, and finally San Clemente, equally known for its regal Spanish architecture and surf spots.