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In 2007, the two men entered into a storyline rivalry, in which Trump challenged the WWE chairman's authority and even once showered fans with dollar bills from the rafters.

Photos of some of the towns show carpets of two-by-fours and roof rafters where homes and businesses once stood.

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner was cheered to the rafters when she restated Labour’s policy on workers’ rights in her speech to Labour's conference in Liverpool.

World premieres of ‘Nickel Boys,’ ‘Conclave’ and ‘Saturday Night’ see freshness colliding with nostalgia, while Angelina Jolie’s turn in ‘Maria’ doesn’t hit the rafters.

Before the game, he had thousands of inflated balloons suspended from the rafters, to be released with great fanfare when the Lakers won, which Cooke believed was a certainty.