Possibly. The biographical musical drama, starring Hugh Jackman as P.T. Barnum, is bound to be bursting with life.
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Or you might be bursting with excitement like Kristen Wiig's character, Sue, from the "Birthday Party Surprise" SNL sketch.
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The house was adorable — and so small that "we would immediately be bursting at the seams," Ms. Cast said.
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By the time I was ready to taste the dish, I was expecting it to be bursting with flavor.
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The Trump administration would be ignoring the recent signs that the Chinese credit bubble might be bursting at its own peril.
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Apart from causing the Thailand government to incur massive economic losses, it also caused Thailand's inventories to be bursting with excess rice supply.
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"Euro zone inflation will probably be biased towards a higher rate, but it won't be bursting the market," said DZ Bank analyst Rene Albrecht.
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If ancient glaciers "vacuumed up Earth's craters," Cavosie said, than sediments dating back to this period "should be bursting at the seams" with shocked minerals.
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Next week, Makanda will be bursting at the seams with thousands of visitors who want to drink in the celestial phenomenon for as long as possible.
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When I liked a character, I became unabashedly obsessed in ways that only a guileless kid can be, bursting with pure passion and devoid of self-consciousness.
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For decades, the country's elite have deftly crafted a veneer of prosperity on the backs of the country's marginalized, analysts say, but the bubble now appears to be bursting.
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The company moved to the space in 2014 to make room for its rapidly expanding business, and roughly two years later, it already appears to be bursting at the seams.
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Television may be bursting with challenging, even antiheroic leading ladies, but seeing depictions of women who mentor and rely on one another with such fierce loyalty is still a rarity.
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Indeed, our galaxy, based on what we observe here, could be bursting with exomoons, a significant number of which may be capable of fostering life, according to new a new study.
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But with rent rising year after year, and a city that seems to be bursting at the seams with occupants, people have had to get creative to keep a roof over their heads.
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It is the most comprehensive survey of Creed's work in the US to date, meaning that both indoors and outdoors, the city will be bursting with glowing text, slamming pianos, balloons, and other odes to playful minimalism.
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Italy-based artist Manuel Di Rita, who goes by the name Peeta, creates stunning abstract murals around Europe, Australia, Asia, and the US.His paintings often feature objects and designs that appear to be bursting out of the wall.
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Applicants should live in California, know the state well, be bursting with ideas, have a proven track record of breaking news, write with a distinctive voice and have the metabolism to create an impossible-to-put-down news product for a large, discerning audience.
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If an apartment could be said to be bursting with fruit flavor it would be this three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment in Tokyo's Nagatacho district, renovated by Adam Nathaniel Furman, a British architectural designer, for a pair of very adventurous clients over the past two years.
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And, as always, western Massachusetts will be bursting with great theater in other gorgeous settings: Catch "Hair" and "Tarzan" as part of the Berkshire Theater Group's 43th anniversary season; "Macbeth" and "As You Like It," at Shakespeare & Company in Lenox; "The Royal Family of Broadway," loosely based on the Barrymore family, at Barrington Stage; Annie Baker's "The Aliens" at Chester Theater Company; and lots more. wtfestival.
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The design of the "chestburster" was inspired by Francis Bacon's 1944 painting Three Studies for Figures at the Base of a Crucifixion. Giger's original design, which was refined, resembled a plucked chicken. Screenwriter Dan O'Bannon credits his experiences with Crohn's disease for inspiring the chest-busting scene. For the filming of the chestburster scene, the cast members knew that the creature would be bursting out of Hurt, and had seen the chestburster puppet, but they had not been told that fake blood would also be bursting out in every direction from high-pressure pumps and squibs.
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The 95th percentile says that 95% of the time, the usage is at or below this amount. Conversely, 5% of the samples may be bursting above this rate. The sampling interval, or how often samples (or data points) are taken, is an important factor in percentile calculation. A percentile is calculated on some set of data points.
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Police marksmen in the rear of a lorry immediately in front of their car threw open a tarpaulin. Reportedly, in the instant before the gendarmerie opened fire, Mesrine's eyes were described as being so shocked they seemed to be bursting from his head, as he realized he was trapped. Twenty rounds were fired at point blank range. Mesrine was struck 15 times.
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Victory Arch (detail) The giant hands appear to be bursting from the ground, with helmets of fallen soldiers scattered on the ground. The monument consists of a pair of outstretched arms which appear to be exploding out of the ground, each holding a sword which meet at a central point. The swords, which are made of stainless steel, are based on the weapons carried by Sa`d ibn Abi Waqqas, the Arab leader at the Battle of Qadisiya (from where the monument derives its Arabic name).Davis, E., "The Monument: Art, Vulgarity, and Responsibility in Iraq," [Book Review], Middle East Journal, (Washington), Vol.
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It also included Mary Leigh's description of force feeding: > 'the drums of the ears seem to be bursting, and there is a horrible pain in > the throat and breast' The Men's League for Women's Suffrage was told about the case at a March 1912 meeting in the Queen's Hall, Langham Place, London. This was on the same day that the shop windows in Regent Street, Oxford Street and Picadilly area were being broken by small groups of suffragettes, resulting in charges of 'conspiracy' on the women leaders of WSPU. The leaflet theme Brutality on the Increase and outrage at the treatment of Ball, was supported by influential male speakers: George Lansbury, M.P. for Bow and Bromley (Labour), Charles Mansell-Moullin and Victor Duval (brother of Elsie Duval), a founder of the Men's Political Union group. At her eighth trial, for suffragette activism, at Bow Street Court, for breaking Post Office windows, Ellen (Nellie//Nelliy) Crocker, cousin of Emmeline Pethick-Lawrence denounced the hard sentences given to Ball (and MacDougall) as part of the justification for her own actions.
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Submersible hyperbaric chambers known as closed bells or personnel transfer capsules can be brought to the surface without delay by maintaining the internal pressure and either decompressing the divers in the chamber on board the support vessel, or transferring them under pressure to a more spacious decompression chamber or to a saturation system, where they remain under pressure throughout the tour of duty, working shifts under approximately constant pressure, and are only decompressed once at the end. The ability to return to the surface without in-water decompression reduces the risk to the divers if the weather or compromised dynamic positioning forces the support vessel off station. A diving chamber based on a pressure vessel is more expensive to construct since it has to withstand high pressure differentials. These may be bursting pressures as is the case for a dry bell used for saturation diving, where the internal pressure is matched to the water pressure at the working depth, or crushing pressures when the chamber is lowered into the sea and the internal pressure is less than ambient water pressure, such as may be used for submarine rescue.
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