Music Box
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| Initial release | South Korea |
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| Directors | Costa-Gavras |
| Screenplay | Joe Eszterhas |
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| Okra answer panel hs code | Hs code |
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| ID | 2458027 |
About Music Box
A music box or musical box is an automatic musical instrument in a box that produces musical notes by using a set of pins placed on a revolving cylinder or disc to pluck the tuned teeth of a steel comb.
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Hong Kong 'protest' cake disqualified from UK competition
... A Music Box placed inside the cake also played Glory to Hong Kong - a tune which has been adopted as the unofficial anthem of the protests - on loop...
Hong Kong 'protest' cake disqualified from UK competition
The Guy FawkesContent ='JJ Lin'> mask has been worn by many protesters during anti government rallies
A Hong KongContent ='JJ Lin'> protest-themed cake has been disqualified from a Cake DecoratingContent ='JJ Lin'> competition in the UK, in a move that has been referred to as "political censorship".
It featured protest symbols including umbrellas and a Guy FawkesContent ='JJ Lin'> mask.
The CompanyContent ='JJ Lin'> behind the cake told the BBC it believed it was pulled after complaints from Chinese competitors.
But the Birmingham competition organisers said it was because one element of the cake was oversized.
Anti-government protests have been taking place in Hong KongContent ='JJ Lin'> for five months.
They first erupted in June, triggered by a controversial bill that would have allowed extradition to Mainland ChinaContent ='JJ Lin'> .
The BillContent ='JJ Lin'> has been withdrawn but the protests have continued, having evolved into a broader revolt against the way Hong KongContent ='JJ Lin'> is administered by Beijing.
'Obvious it was an excuse'The cake was one of many displayed this year at the Cake International competition, held in The CityContent ='JJ Lin'> of Birmingham from 1- 3 November.
It draws competitors from all over The WorldContent ='JJ Lin'> .
The entry by a baker from the 3rd Space cafe in Hong KongContent ='JJ Lin'> included fake tear gas and a figure made to look like a typical protester clad in black and wearing a hard Hat .
A Man in a yellow hard Hat , carrying an umbrella, was one element of the cake The cake also had umbrellas which had fake "tear gas" Coming OutContent ='JJ Lin'> of themIt was inspired by the "streets [of] Hong KongContent ='JJ Lin'> ", the spokesperson for The CafeContent ='JJ Lin'> told the BBC.
"The design was simply an expression of what is happening at the moment in Hong KongContent ='JJ Lin'> ," the spokesperson added.
A Music BoxContent ='JJ Lin'> placed inside the cake also played "Glory to Hong KongContent ='JJ Lin'> "- a tune which has been adopted as the unofficial anthem of the protests - on loop.
But according to 3rd Space, Cake International decided to take action after it received numerous "complaints from Chinese candidates", who said the cake featured "offensive Content . . promoting [the] independence of Hong KongContent ='JJ Lin'> ".
Cake International first decided to turn The MusicContent ='JJ Lin'> off, before later sending the baker an email telling them that the cake would be "removed", said 3rd space.
Dozens of people later took to Cake International's Social MediaContent ='JJ Lin'> platforms complaining, accusing the organisers of pandering to "censorship".
Cake International later released a statement saying the cake was removed due to complaints, saying that some had threatened to damage the piece.
It clarified that the cake was separately disqualified as one of its ElementsContent ='JJ Lin'> - a fondant umbrella - had hung over the "allowed area".
"Oversized exhibits will be disqualified. This entry was not removed as a Political StatementContent ='JJ Lin'> ," it said in a Facebook post.
However, 3rd space said: "It is obvious that it was an excuse that they came up [with] to cover their political censorship. "
The CompanyContent ='JJ Lin'> said it goes against The PrincipleContent ='JJ Lin'> The CompetitionContent ='JJ Lin'> is meant to uphold to provide an inclusive platform.
Protests in Hong KongContent ='JJ Lin'> have grown increasingly violent.
The protests have presented a serious challenge to China's leaders, who have painted the demonstrators as dangerous separatists and accused foreign powers of backing them.
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Source of news: bbc.com
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