It hugs the sidewalk, ambling down its little concrete path.
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"Welcome to our Caribbean beach," she said before ambling away.
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Cyclists ride in every direction, some ambling slowly, others pedalling furiously.
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We salute you and your ambling ways, clandestine Australian pizza maker.
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Thus, the 'Ambling Alp' became the heavyweight champion of the world.
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A tourist is ambling causally; my curiosity is much sharper than that.
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Before quietly ambling to his fate, he extracts one promise from Mike.
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The album's final third returns to straightforward and ambling guitar-based arrangements.
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And the sight of seven dogs ambling through its 'hood set Baby off.
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There's no ambling up to the mirror as there are in most games.
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He was just ambling along, kicking an empty Coke can as he walked.
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The runaways soon reunite, ambling down the road in a brief buddy movie.
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A pubescent boy, one of the neighbor kids, comes ambling into the tableau.
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The family trio looked happy, with mom steering the stroller and Konecki ambling alongside.
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The prose is slow and contemplative, as if to conjure a steady, ambling pace.
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" Critical response A "right-minded but ambling opus," a flawed but "creditable early effort.
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I wore it to parties, hiking in the mountains and ambling down city streets.
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Lost are some of the warmth of the lower strings and the ambling bass line.
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But that's what made Kanye who he was, in all his ambling, over-thinking glory.
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Will the guy in shorts ambling along with his groceries stare at my crimson face?
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You can often see the humped mammals ambling about, led by men in traditional dress.
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Ahead in the darkness, a large herd of elephants was ambling across the railway tracks.
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People in camouflage hoodies and heavy workboots were already ambling in for burritos at 9 a.m.
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And Golovin, like Russia's other players, is not simply accumulating distance by ambling around the pitch.
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You've likely heard of "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" and the ambling spirit of Aaron Burr.
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I loved spending a slow walk here, ambling among the gardens and seeing redwoods and nature.
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" Ms. Winston Wolkoff, ambling over after admiring the "gorgeous" gilt-edged menus, said: "That's the truth.
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THE herd of water buffalo ambling over rolling hills may look like a scene from southern Italy.
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They walk slowly, too, ambling around the central circle comprising the university's low-rise dorms and buildings.
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Zombies come in two flavors: either ambling, shuffling, groaning green things with their jaws hanging off, i.e.
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It's a modest but optimistic two-part melody, ambling homeward above a glinting string-band backdrop. PARELES
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The moth joke is not a shaggy-dog story, one of those ambling anecdotes with no point.
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We were ushered in by a young male lion ambling up the road in front of us.
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"When we started picketing this dump, it wasn't nearly like this," he says, ambling across the plaza.
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"The Ambling Alp" was catching Sharkey with counter punches that just weren't there the first time they met.
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Possible Humans' "Cuz" is an ambling, hands-in-pockets stroll on the sunny side of a Brisbane street.
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In the Rue Mazagran, where pedestrians should be ambling from shop to shop, there is an eerie calm.
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What marketers call "the funnel" is the narrowing procession of potential consumers ambling their way toward a product.
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Does Swift also spend her Sunday afternoons in New York ambling around Times Square, taking in the sights?
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There's my Care-O-bot, ambling about the house, responsive to my call, ready to do my bidding.
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The carriage rocks back and forth, its cruising speed slightly faster than a cow ambling across a road.
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Most of those visitors will be ambling through the Frieze London and Frieze Masters fairs at some point.
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As Mr. Parker talked about what was here before, he waved to an elderly black woman ambling past.
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Most of the women passed the time napping, arms curled around their bellies, or ponderously ambling around the room.
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Whenever I visited my hometown, friends would tell me about spotting him, ambling around the margins of Sault Ste.
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But, if you go horseback riding and you're a novice, there's a good chance you're riding an ambling horse.
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Yet just as "ambling" trundles forward, "inscribed" stays still, denoting words written (or carved) on a surface, in witness.
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Ambling along dead branches, it rapidly taps the wood, cocking its giant ears to pinpoint insect larvae squirming within.
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Power Rangers' ambition to dour up the rangers leaves the movie ambling to get out of its own way.
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And there's a girl holding a Texan flag to the wind as if she's ambling through an H&M commercial.
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During the bridge, she finally ventures outside, ambling down a road lined with sallow streetlights, ultimately walking into complete darkness.
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The disorientation only begins there in "Fruits of Disillusion," a wispy, wavery, deliberately ambling three minutes of low-fi psychedelia.
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Most people who live with dogs, including me, are familiar with their joy at ambling along paths, trails and sidewalks.
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Within seconds, boy and burro are ambling along, Laredo's ears waving as Harrison sings him a Mumford and Sons song.
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He resembled a man in a bear costume, ambling through the neighborhoods of Oak Ridge on his way to Internet stardom.
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Not me though, I had to see where this bizarre, ambling tale of corporate malfeasance, guilt, and climate change was going.
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And right now, he's on my iPad, ambling across an airborne tropical island in search of spinning, sparkling, levitating red rhinestones.
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In his heyday, Carnera had been the 'ambling alp' and the 'man mountain'—a larger than life character in every sense.
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As he walked, he observed birds and plants; women ambling by the roadside, winding yarn; the granular composition of the earth.
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But like many Pakistanis he is keenly aware that the dowdy, ambling giant next door now moves at a far brisker pace.
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Rescued two years ago, this matriarch will spend her final years ambling across the sanctuary's parkland, untethered and without fear of violence.
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Minutes later he's ambling through the bucolic Cambridgeshire countryside at the bottom of his garden to pluck a parcel from the ground.
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Released last year, the collection is ambling and good-spirited, its tone set by Meek's freewheeling guitar playing and prominent Texas twang.
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"The Man Who Has Everything" is a pensive, ambling cut, while "My Own Thing" bounces like a classic Chance turn-up track.
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They evolve in nearly the same loose manner as Karemaker's ambling illustrations do, but they're obviously intended to be sequential in nature.
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Sections of cheerful, melodic ambling are followed by bursts of synths, each grandiose stab punctuated by a split second of silence right after.
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She is presented unvainly, in jeans and a plaid shirt, but she radiates confidence and beauty, a notable contrast to Curly's ambling peacock.
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Peripatetic. Ambulatory. Pedestrian. Our diplomacy push-pull with North Korea is rife with the recurring imagery of our chief decision-makers ambling … somewhere.
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After his meditative ambling, Mr. Ford would board an F train and ride it back and forth for the remainder of the night.
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A full-on reckoning with sexual harassment in the restaurant business is more freight than this respectful, ambling book was meant to carry.
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When the band Parquet Courts first broke onto New York's indie-rock scene, their ambling, cryptic lyrics amplified their slouchy brand of Brooklyn cool.
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" Over bright acoustic guitars and an ambling electric lead, he summarizes his feelings, "and I should be happy / but I'm not, but I'm not.
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On Tuesday, police arrested one in Maine, ambling down a rural street with a machete taped to his amputated arm, the Associated Press reports.
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Every now and then, a cute little robotic trolley came ambling down an aisle, playing Mozart to alert the humans that it was approaching.
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Security camera footage showed the car slam into pedestrians who moments earlier were ambling along, some carrying shopping bags and others pushing baby strollers.
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In between the nuptials I spent my time ambling around the recovering steel town, soaking in feelings of nostalgia and The National-style melancholy.
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I have always loved taking long walks in my neighborhood, ambling through the park and brownstone-lined streets with my husband and young daughter.
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CARDIFF, Wales (Reuters) - Ambling across his vast Volvo Ocean 65 racing yacht, Dongfeng Race Team's French skipper Charles Caudrelier carries Chinese expectations on his shoulders.
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He did his best thinking during walks and was especially inspired by ambling in nature, so he envisioned how Apple workers would do that too.
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Not all these forays in new directions work: the song "Not In Kansas" strives too hard to be political, and is ambling and musically stilted.
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"Those Who Left" is the long, ambling rise and fall dynamic and "Those Who Stayed" is the one where you're playing around with time signatures.
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The shuffling and ambling "Oh Captain" comes from an early 1920's deckhand's song and the gorgeous "Jubilee" draws from Jean Ritchie's Appalachian Family Tradition.
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A figure in the snow ahead of us reveals itself to be a gold enemy, the highest tier, ambling patiently down between the wrecked cars.
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Last year, he said, there was a sighting of a suspected Sasquatch by seven loggers, who were surprised to see a huge creature ambling their way.
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The main character is peppy orphan Ace Ambling, who talks like Ash Ketchum and idolizes Gaz—until she abandons the Leptons to go on a bender.
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A viral video from 2016 taken by golfer Charlie Helms shows the gator ambling along the course, prompting an internet fan vote to name him Chubbs.
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The left projection shows riders ambling on horseback through the streets of Philadelphia and talking at the stables, while the right projection focuses on the contest.
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Cosmo Galactic Prism is an ambling, shaggy run through detour after detour, stuffing more good music into two hours than most DJs do in a lifetime.
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While "growth in the market is going to be slower, overall the economy looks O.K., it is ambling forward in a pretty healthy fashion," Kelly added.
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They suggest that ambling horses arose in Medieval England and then were brought to Iceland by Vikings, who subsequently spread the animals across Eurasia by trade.
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But everything in Trump's record suggests a cunning, ruthless, and, in many ways, insightful man — not some kind of Forrest Gump-like figure ambling through history.
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Judging by the sky and the light, you may well think that these singing couples are ambling about at dusk or just a bit after dawn.
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An NFL match where you don't care about who wins is a horrifyingly drab affair, mostly composed of oversized men in oversized pads ambling back and forth.
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After dark, he stalks the park and its environs, haunting the deer that graze in Forest Lawn cemetery and ambling around the Hollywood Sign, on Mt. Lee.
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Ambling through the flyover states, we get gritty closeups of the parts of America that Hollywood glosses over — motel rooms, Kmart parking lots, oil fields and truck stops.
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When Chloë Sevigny came ambling down the runway, smiling, it didn't feel like a stunt, any more than when Jeny Howorth or Jade Parfitt or Tess McMillan followed.
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Kendall Jenner and Bella Hadid both spent the weekend ambling around Paris between fashion shows wearing what appeared to be the City of Light's entire supply of sheer mesh.
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Even in nonlethal situations, who isn't driven crazy when blocked on the sidewalk by people ambling so s-l-o-w-l-y, with eyes glued to their screens?
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Leisurely ambling through this hour-and-a-half-long audible extravaganza, or plunked down on the plush carpeting, one is immersed in a highly textured and nuanced sound mix.
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The crew members — like volunteer fire crews everywhere, a mix of stocky middle-aged men and farm-boy-looking youths — are ambling around, checking radios and finishing canned drinks.
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Lastly, the video above shows the only known wild jaguar in the U.S., an adult male nicknamed El Jefe (The Boss), ambling around the Santa Rita Mountains outside of Tucson.
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Or so we all thought when we were students ambling around outside that door, occasionally catching a glimpse of the regulation gray-brown carpet and air of utter sadness inside.
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Carnera's shaky English and oversized appearance gave him the reputation of a dumb oaf—and the newspapers nicknamed him the 'Ambling Alp' for the way he staggered around the ring.
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She's known for her ambling, conversational flow and for kicking around heavy subjects like abortion and gun violence in a light, almost childlike voice, often over gospel-driven chord progressions.
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"I have to shift into gear," Kennedy said earlier, while he was ambling down a hallway, all six feet of him, along with his big brown hair and his hesitancy.
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As news vans, paparazzi and curious residents followed her around, she didn't seem to mind the fame -- ambling along the sidewalks and visiting the local sites, like homes and schools.
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These days, with the circus ambling toward its final farewell, Mr. Iverson does less presiding than marveling and philosophizing over this "theater of the impossible" and the talent it boasts.
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The tension of this predicament — the need to push forward meeting the need to hold still — pervades Searcy's style, which is one of casual virtuosity, expansive focus and ambling centripetal force.
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Consider his clip for 1982's "You Got Lucky," which opens with an ominous, John Carpenter-like instrumental score, and eventually finds Petty—bemused but determined—ambling around a dusty apocalypse.
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But there's a middle ground between those two states—soaring and ambling around on two feet in pursuit of crumbs—that we tend to overlook: Birds are a kind of hybrid.
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I see a single rat ambling around at dusk on Front Street in Brooklyn, a garbage bag ripped open by a dog, and experience an apocalyptic vision of vermin and filth.
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You'd spot him, tall and dark, ambling the streets with older friends like the dance critic Edwin Denby, or young artists like David Wojnarowicz, to whom he was lover and mentor.
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Wild pokémon peer their head out of the grass as I adventure along the path, ambling along in their native habits like the wild creatures we've always been told they were.
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It not clear if President Vladimir Putin cares two hoots for Carnegie's playbook about making friends, but he is ambling along behind Trump, picking up discarded opportunities where he sees them.
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They were startled, seeing her February presentation, to hear her models, mostly friends, ambling easily and lazily through the space with its old furniture, rugs and flowers, calling out their names.
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These are not the shrimp you'll find ambling along the warm, muddy bottoms of saltwater bays; these small aquatic creatures have evolved to live in one of nature's most transient environments.
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For months now, the leaders of the Republican Party have been ambling through a fugue of denial about the fact that Donald Trump is winning the race for their party's presidential nomination.
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The track switches between a hyperactive bedroom-punk riff and open, simple melodies with the type of sweet, ambling chorus that sounds familiar in tone but somehow entirely fresh in its delivery.
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It's surprisingly difficult to answer after being inundated by photo after smiling Twitter photo of Justin Trudeau totally organically ambling through your aunt's cousin's ex-husband's local Tim Hortons on a Wednesday.
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The afternoon after the morning before and things are still going strong: there are cocktails and chainsmoking, and the sight of Tony Pike himself, ambling through the kingdom of his own creation.
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Ambling and drowsy, the record finds Earl drained of—or perhaps relieved of—the urgency and belligerence that characterized his early music and drew comparisons to Eminem and the Wu-Tang Clan .
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It's possible that the mutation "arose in East Asia and then spread westward," he said, noting that some Chinese horse sculptures from nearly 2,000 years ago seem to depict an ambling gait.
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Meer's video of playing BattleTech with the pauses modded out just makes it look like a dull, dry tactical simulation; they're plastic minis now, no longer hulking machines ambling over the landscape.
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The video that was shared online and broadcast on cable news showed the student ambling down the street in front of a parking garage toward two police officers with their guns drawn.
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Among thousands of people ambling toward the US Capitol on Friday, Dallas Horton shares an admission: He is, he says in a quiet voice, one of the key "architects" of Donald Trump's election.
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The DMRT3 gene, associated with modern ambling gaits like the rack or the two-beat trot, was not present, so these horses probably only moved with "natural gaits"—walking, trotting, cantering, and galloping.
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One of the most divisive episodes of Game of Thrones ever saw the union of several of our favorite characters ambling north of The Wall, Magnificent Seven-like, to find a White Walker.
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When Vikings brought these horses to trading destinations as far as the Middle East and the Caspian Sea, others possibly recognized the advantage of ambling horses and started to breed for the trait.
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Both are also perambulatory narratives: In the opening tale, "Ghosts and Empties," rather than make a scene at home, she has taken to ambling it off after dinner in her Northern Florida neighborhood.
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He whiles away the hours by ambling down streets, through clubs and fashion shoots, between the drinkers at parties, and along the beach, often gazing slightly downward, with a fraction of a smile.
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I'm curious about what you're looking for when you begin a "slow, ambling walk" through a city, as you describe, and how you open yourself up to the surprising character of the streets.
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In Kakuma, where she's lived for seven years, she watches the children playing outside, the chickens and goats ambling down the dry dirt roads, the occasional motorcycle rumbling by, sending dust into the air.
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The company announced a handful of additions to Home and Assistant at this year's event to try to pull even with Amazon's lead, but the whole Google Home offering still feels ambling and aimless.
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Downstairs, they'd carved out just enough space for a small bathroom and bedroom, forever dark and damp, the windows five feet off the floor, allowing only a view of feet and legs ambling by.
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That ambling build-up set the stage for an extended tension-filled finale Sunday that contained a little bit of everything, and at least avoided the irritating cliffhanger stunts that have characterized seasons past.
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A brave, resilient goose has been seen ambling around upstate New York with an arrow shot through its neck for weeks—and local animal groups still can't manage to catch it, Buffalo's WIVB reports.
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Character Study With a blast of her whistle, Estelle Davis raised a white-gloved hand and held back a column of oncoming cars bearing down on a group of schoolchildren ambling across the street.
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The story doesn't end with an abrupt epiphany; it ends with a scene of the old man, days later, "ambling like a stray dog" through the streets of his town, and it radiates outward.
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According to KHOU, Houston K-911 Rescue first learned of Gus from Facebook, where their rescuers saw a photo of the dirty and injured dog ambling across a road near abandoned properties in Houston, Texas.
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It's a wordy and ambling jam about navigating a domestic drama—specifically, going into anaphylactic shock while weeding a flower bed—in which Barnett drolly assesses the inanities and the ecstasies of life on earth.
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The 30th edition of the Art Dealers Association of America's annual art fair features works by many of the familiar blue-chip names, but there are also some surprises to be found ambling the aisles.
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"Everyone's so content with the peace we have here, and nobody really makes too much fuss about the politics except the politicians," said Daphne Wilson, 50, who was ambling across the bridge the other day.
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Photographed in stark black-and-white, "Lonely Are the Brave" stars Douglas as a cowboy who first appears to be ambling through the Old West … until he directs his horse across a New Mexico highway.
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"The Walking Dead" has been an ambling shadow of itself, at times feeling as if the series -- immersed in a wartime footing -- has drifted away from the attributes that made it such a breakaway hit.
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The previous year, Tiffany had released a tinny cover of Tommy James's "I Think We're Alone Now" and an ambling ballad, "Could've Been," both of which had been conceptualized and produced entirely by her manager.
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Minutes before the party-line vote was called, the man joining Trump at the center of the scandal -- his personal attorney Rudy Giuliani -- was seen ambling across the White House driveway toward the West Wing.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. Before becoming a professional journalist and creator of really great sports content™, my ambling journey through the post-university wilderness saw me become a semi-committed blogger.
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They're incredibly addictive, and they combine two things to turn them into the emotional black hole we hate to love: the ambling non-committance of window shopping, and the constant, low-level buzz of personal validation.
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The rundown, ambling ship is host to the stoic, power-hungry Madame X, for whom the new crew all perform rituals of various sorts — extensive pomp and ceremony involving weapons, extravagant costumes, food, and incredible hats.
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In the 9th century, Vikings occupied parts of England that had ambling horses, said Arne Ludwig, an evolutionary geneticist at the Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research in Berlin, and an author of the paper.
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Crammed into a triangular swath of land next to the Bois De Boulogne, the highly trafficked pathways of Roland Garros are often choked with spectators ambling toward the next match or the next jambon-beurre sandwich.
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There were pedestrians ambling and drinkers drinking alfresco on the warm June day that Carla Sozzani stood outside what would shortly become 210 Corso Como New York, the American outpost of her pioneering Italian concept shop.
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In Gowanus, it lets viewers appreciate the small movements of a Brooklyn neighborhood, whether the winding path of a train that seems suspended in the sky, or a lone pedestrian ambling through the early light of morning.
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But perhaps one of the biggest differences this time around is that Maya and Kash, the two protagonists we watch ambling through the titular four weddings and a funeral, are people of color from different ethnic backgrounds.
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Her last LP, Burn Your Fire For No Witness, jostled its way into just about every end-of-year list, propelled by an ambling grace and a subtle darkness that set her apart as a singer-songwriter.
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Ambling about the pitch, wandering offside as Eden Hazard and Kevin De Bruyne laboured to create chances for him, it was no surprise to see him substituted for Divock Origi with 20 minutes left on the clock.
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Glazer and co-creator Abbi Jacobson's absurdist take on being a 20-something in New York is laced with weed; most of the duo's adventures emerge from puffs of smoke and ambling conversations about nothing in particular.
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They're sleek enough for the office on days when your soul shrivels up at the prospect of something more stuffy, and cool enough for high-waisted jeans and a T-shirt on weeknights or ambling Saturday mornings.
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In a counterfactual digression, Herzog imagines that a mass exodus from Earth has taken place, and then he spots "some stragglers," a group of orange-robed Buddhist monks ambling about, many of them looking at their phones.
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I'm pretty sure that no one's ever greeted the sight of a producer/DJ ambling up to an MPC with genuine excitement, or genuinely rapturous applause, for one simple reason: live house or techno sets are shit.
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Then, slowly, his people arrived, ambling up the sidewalk or pulling cars to the curb to press dollar bills into his palm, take the morning paper and check on the whiskered face that poked out of the parka.
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For those who've not head the pleasure of ambling around SE24, imagine one of those strange, hinterland-y parts of nearly-suburban south London that feel strangely not there, weirdly unreal because of their total and utter normality.
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Driving out to the three-room restaurant, I steeled myself behind the wheel as I swerved first past a coyote, then a wolf, and then an entire field of wide-eyed antelope ambling worrisomely close to the road.
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Here, the overall vibe is swooning yet lonely, with ambling piano songs that allude to depressed American poets, living and dead, and a sprawled Laurel Canyon surf-folk that's beachy with a fog, so all the sounds swim.
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Photos by Taji Ameen No song has kept my attention over the last few months quite like "Moolah," an ambling, triumphant celebration of (as it suggests) hustling hard to get that moolah by the New Orleans rapper Young Greatness.
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By repackaging both participation and giddy indulgence as some sort of life-changing dream world, it transformed British festivals, steeping them in a performative hedonism tied to fancy dress while never ambling too far from the event's aristocratic roots.
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On a recent Sunday afternoon, a young man in a yellow-striped tracksuit was ambling toward Third Avenue, in East Harlem, when a storefront tucked between a heating-and-plumbing-supply shop and a Mexican restaurant caught his attention.
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Confident that Fielder was not fleet enough to try to make things interesting, Navarro threw to shortstop Tyler Saladino, who was near second base, and he initially ran Beltre toward third base before seeing Fielder inexplicably ambling toward home.
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Ambling into his dressing room at the Hackney Empire theater here — it was filled with a boyish clutter of discarded drink cartons and unwashed T-shirts — he admitted that, yes, the last few weeks had been a bit extreme.
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So he sat beneath a TV in a barn to watch the one horse he couldn't get his mind off: Mastery, the undefeated colt, ambling toward the starting gate here at Santa Anita Park for the San Felipe Stakes.
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When it was over, he took off on foot down the road into town and spent the whole afternoon ambling like a stray dog under the striped storefront awnings, dodging the daylight, lest his white skin burn and blister.
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He was leading his band through a sound check prior to a show in San Francisco, and he parked me in the wings while he strapped on a guitar and blazed through a few songs before ambling over to me.
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Music, in fact, carried throughout the evening: A string quartet played at the ceremony followed by a jazz band at dinner and cocktails and a DJ for the ambling post-dinner reception which was expected to carry into Sunday's early hours.
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While all this is happening, Shosh has settled in at a sushi spot where she used to go to with Scott — when, of course, he comes ambling in with a friend and takes a seat next to her by the bar.
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That jokey assertion can be easily tested at the Musée d'Orsay by taking in the outstanding Picasso Blue and Rose exhibition and then ambling up a floor to see Schnabel's conceptually pointless, self-curated Orsay through the Eyes of Julian Schnabel.
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An Israeli soldier looking across at where Ms. Najjar stands now might see a man waving a Palestinian flag aloft, a few straggling protesters ambling around, and a cluster of medics helping a protester on the ground recover from tear gas.
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Senate Democrat Joe Manchin, ambling through a field in hunting clothes, highlights what he calls a threat to West Virginia -- a lawsuit supported by his opponent that Manchin says would take away health care from people with pre-existing conditions.
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Link's Awakening is charming, but it's a charming fever dream, a haze of swords and keys and events that don't quite chain together the way they should and ambling toward a conclusion that feels as necessary as it does dreadful.
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Not to be missed, The Mother and the Whore is an epic in miniature — an elliptical patchwork of ambling lovemaking and eminently quotable, booze-drenched disenchantment that, though aphoristic in spirit, is gargantuan in length, running just under four hours.
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There are people defacing every Super Bowl sign in sight, people buying $10 Bud Lights at the Super Bowl City in downtown SF and busloads of boozed tourists ambling around the city, likely staying in $300-a-night Airbnb listings.
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Even if you're not living in a fifth-floor walk-up, the humdrum of looking for parking and ambling through temperature-controlled aisles under fluorescent light for an hour may be enough to make you consider getting groceries delivered to your doorstep.
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A girl watches a robot climb the ruins of a burnt-out schoolhouse and sees it gingerly take flight, as the sun peeks from behind the clouds and the ambling guitar strum of The Pillows gives way to their angsty vocal howl.
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Cabot's secret weapon is her flexible, deadpan comedic prose, which gives her banter zing and her interior monologues charm; it makes Mia's ambling, breathless recaps of her favorite Lifetime Original Movies one of the most entertaining parts of the Princess Diaries series.
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It's not to the level of that first film, but its amiable, ambling nature keeps it from becoming too boxed in by its needlessly contorted plot (which all but spoils its own ending very early on, then spends roughly an hour futilely avoiding said ending).
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Aside from his ring entrance, which is best described as a Rockettes kick transitioned into a Vince McMahon strut transitioned into a run down the ramp that mostly resembled a seal ambling onto dry land, 9:02 ET through 9:04 ET was LaVar time.
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So far, though, AMC's strategy hasn't been to acknowledge that "The Walking Dead" might be ambling toward the finish line, but rather to keep trying to double down on it, hoping Lincoln can serve as the linchpin to expand the show's "universe" into new frontiers.
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Sports of The Times RIO DE JANEIRO — King Bolt, narrow of hip and wide of shoulder, with that ambling gait, came sauntering out of the tunnel into the Olympic Stadium with arms spread wide, as if he were embracing all the love from the crowd.
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But waging the war -- with all the tactical machinations of what was billed as "All Out War," strewn across the 16 episodes of Season 8 -- at times felt as if the plot was ambling along like a zombie, or more accurately, running in place.
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However many hours I spend staring at my avatar, ambling around the Undead Parish and beyond, doing whatever they can to avoid another death, I come no closer to engaging with the lore that's buried beneath these stone floors, these grimy paths, these broken bodies.
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He spends the first 10 minutes or so of every game ambling around, working out where the opposition is weakest — it took him some time against this version of Manchester United — and then stations himself in whatever position he thinks will cause most damage.
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"As Democrats we will never be fooled into believing that if we are patient enough, that Donald Trump could be a good president," he said to applause from a group of voters ambling under the sun on a patio at a Mexican restaurant in Oxnard.
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And yet 'Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood,' whose title evokes bedtime stories as well as a pair of Sergio Leone masterpieces, is Tarantino's most relaxed movie by far, both because of its ambling, shaggy-dog structure and the easygoing rhythm of its scenes.
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Those hopes looked forlorn, however, within minutes of kickoff at the Samara Arena as the forward was hit with one heavy challenge, which clearly took its toll, and he was withdrawn after half an hour having spent much of the intervening period ambling around the pitch.
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Yet today, all he does is hit, quietly and apparently endlessly, even as his outfield runs further devolve into jerky ambling, even though the same legs that once nabbed 83 bases over two seasons have not carried him to a single stolen base since August 2014.
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One student tested a gorilla for heart disease, another treated a bat who had broken a wing in a fight, and a third struggled to keep an African tortoise from ambling away from an X-ray machine while he tried to check it for bladder stones.
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And then you have Christoph Niemann, famed illustrator for the New Yorker, whose episode is shot in a very quiet, wry way, weft with his own illustrations, and cut in with b-roll that depicts his awkward ambling, his thought process, his very small-scale physical process of creation.
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While stray cows ambling around towns and villages have always been a feature of life in rural India, farmers say their number has increased sharply in recent years to the extent that they have become a menace, and blame the policies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist government.
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As with his gleeful little jig in Grand Central, he keeps finding new ways to harness the electric power of abrupt surprise; he'll be soft-spoken, low-key, and measured during a set, ambling slowly across the stage, and then all of a sudden, he'll explode, delighting his audience.
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With intrusive narrators, slatternly plots, odd punctuation, and long, ambling digressions, books like "Tristram Shandy" and "Joseph Andrews" try the patience of many contemporary readers, and modern efforts to emulate them—Thomas Pynchon's " Mason & Dixon " and Neal Stephenson's Baroque Cycle spring to mind—are frequently greeted with exasperation.
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While stray cows ambling around towns and villages have always been a feature of life in rural India, farmers say their number has increased sharply in recent years to the extent that they have become a menace, and blame the policies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist government.
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Ambling along Madison Square West through the antique postcards and photographs she found, Ms. Berman passed the white-marble 21861 Fifth Avenue Hotel (a spot occupied today by the Fifth Avenue Building, home to Eataly) and stumbled upon Delmonico's, the famously elegant restaurant built at 26th Street in 1876.
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One tested a gorilla for heart disease, another treated a bat who had broken a wing in a fight, and another spent part of his first day struggling to keep an African tortoise from ambling out of an X-ray machine while he tried to check it for bladder stones.
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Encounters "Let's follow this lady and see where she goes," Maurizio Cattelan said on a recent Tuesday afternoon while ambling around the West Chelsea section of Manhattan in a T-shirt and black track pants, holding a beat-up black bicycle, whose mammoth chain and lock he wore around his waist.
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In the final moments of last night's Academy Awards telecast—just as the team behind Spotlight was ambling victoriously around the stage, and shortly after Public Enemy's "Fight the Power" had Perez-punched its way into the closing credits—a strange thought came to mind: Wait, was that show weirdly not terrible?
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The Trump years have done much to raise Jones's profile, so in the likely event he was outside your personal purview when Sandy Hook took place, the suit helpfully reprints several excerpts from the ambling bullshit carnival that is Infowars:Folks, we've got video of Anderson Cooper with clear blue-screen out there.
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" Ambling through the Capitol, House Majority Leader Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel Liberal Democrat eyes aid cuts to Israel after Omar, Tlaib denied entry Lawmakers blast Trump as Israel bars door to Tlaib and Omar MORE (D-Md.) appeared disgusted, saying Trump's decision "demeans the presidency.
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None of them come close to the racket made by Creed's own Scott Stapp as he opened his mouth to sing the national anthem of his people at the 2005 Nascar Ford 400, ambling up to the podium as if he were ordering a beer, a honking seagull in an ageing rock band.
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In this last, philosophically (rather than logistically) complex type of mystery, it never ultimately matters who murdered Colonel Mustard in the parlor with the fire poker, since living in the world is an unstable, inevitably fatal game that nobody wins, and justice can never be achieved before some other injustice comes ambling along.
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Appearing on the Johnson songs "Ramblin' on My Mind" and "I Believe I'll Dust My Broom," the boogie bass — a low, ambling rhythm that evokes a swaggering strut — became a building block of both Chicago blues and rock 'n' roll in the hands of the Johnson apostles Muddy Waters and Elmore James.
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Ambling onto the Art Deco set of "The Tonight Show" for his monologue rehearsal one Monday afternoon, Jimmy Fallon gave the crowd here at Studio 22015B a warm, practiced welcome before trying out a new batch of jokes about the French election, the pop star Harry Styles and President Trump's definitions of medical terms.
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It had one-too-many clunky moments, from the bizarrely reverential prominence shown to supermodel Gisele Bundchen gingerly ambling across the entire length of the stage, to the totally-worthy-but-come-on-wrap-this-up bit on sustainability—the good work of which was surely negated by the number of people who went and put the kettle on.
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What began as an ambling cycle transformed into a real contender in the Drag Race hierarchy, as season 9 ended its run with some of the strongest finalists we've ever seen and a true nail-biter victory, elevating this latest cycle to a height where it can easily knock elbows with the likes of those cherished seasons 4, 5, and 6.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Ritzy guests, free-flowing Ruinart, and crowded floorplan notwithstanding, attending the fall edition of TEFAF is not too different from ambling around the first two floors of the Metropolitan Museum: a lot of Greco-Roman statues and busts, quaint objets d'art, knick-knacks and antique furniture, and, of course, a solid lineup of giants of the canon.
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This article was originally published on THUMP UK. Last week one of deep house's most legendary DJs and producers made a journey that we here at THUMP UK do once a month, ambling down Peckham's Rye Lane deep into the heart of Holdron's Arcade, ready for a quick mix on Balamii, the hottest station beaming out of SE15 right now.
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While we're still hanging onto EU membership—and currently it's like watching an eight year old boy flick a very, very loose tooth with the tip of his tongue before reeling it back into place again—there'll be those of us who want nothing more from the summer than spending a few days ambling from super-club to super-club, or bulk-buying "I'M IN IBIZA BITCH" vests on the San Antonio strip.
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Yeah, sure, picking up the same six tinnies from the same offie at the same time every Saturday night and walking to the same mate's flat to listen to the same ten songs you always do when you're remorselessly banging down three litres of room temperature continental lager before calling the same dealer and getting the same supply in before hopping on the same bus to the same club you always end up at before ambling back to the same afters-approved lounge for yet another bout of bog standard post pinger discourse might seem like a really good idea, but come on, you can do better than that!
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