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So, what we are going to be bellowing at ?
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Wordlessly, he turns and strides off towards the bellowing bikes.
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With his bellowing voice, he doesn't try to sound pretty.
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" A huge-voiced man behind me was bellowing, "Viva Beto!
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"Who the hell is this broad?" she remembers him bellowing.
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You stampeded, mane stormy, tearing up the ground, bellowing opposition, freedom.
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This weekend was a sneak peek: Beto groveling and Trump bellowing.
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They greet her with lusty applause, bellowing "bravo," and so on.
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He stands, declares his allegiance by bellowing "Snow," and stomps off.
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He hears this terrible bellowing, raging like some immense monstrous beast. Screams.
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"Dad legged it upstairs bellowing "did you just call me a dickhead?!
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Smoke was seen bellowing from the consulate in San Francisco on Friday.
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Confronted with this power grab, every lawmaker should be bellowing in alarm.
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Alex Jones—the bellowing conspiracy dynamo who sometimes plays an animated bellowing conspiracy dynamo—dropped some heavy knowledge on his Infowars viewers Thursday, as his guest claimed that NASA is secretly colonizing Mars with kidnapped child slaves, MediaMatters reports.
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The pained, bellowing vocals belie the sentiment that "we're all in this together".
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I ended it by bellowing joyfully at my television with the final out.
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When they analyzed recordings of bellowing deer in New Zealand, Reby et al.
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Unlike the drawings, he's not standing astride a mountain and bellowing weird things.
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Their bellowing delivery evokes a Southern Baptist minister with a message of positivity.
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He walked down the sidewalk bellowing laughter and hocking loogies on the street.
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Parallel scenes show Germans and Frenchmen bellowing patriotic anthems even after the Armistice.
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Their bellowing can completely decimate buildings, and they use their voices to punish foes.
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Husbands and young sons clapped intricate rhythms, jumping in unison and bellowing joyous basslines.
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Unfortunately, no amount of bellowing "Louis van Gaal's Red Army" is going to change that.
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And he would rage at us, randomly bellowing at us for our failings and mistakes.
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In the first half of the play, she is ferocious and loud, grandstanding and bellowing.
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Or the way Hanna danced with fierce joy while bellowing from a place deep inside.
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No one notices my voice in the clamor, but his bellowing baritone captivates curious onlookers.
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While Mr. Trump is fond of bellowing, "You're fired," sacking Mr. Cordray could be complicated.
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"Nothing really resonated any different," Tex tells PEOPLE, as he begins to let out a bellowing laugh.
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DAWN in Bialowieza forest, and the bellowing of deer in rut competes with the buzz of chainsaws.
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Bellowing through a vocoder that made him sound like Darth Vader, he transformed himself into a headliner.
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" Alex Jones , of Infowars, patrolled the perimeter, bellowing incomprehensibly through a bullhorn, and deep chants of "Trump!
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" But on a return trip to Tennessee last month, when a man in Chattanooga started bellowing "Bernie!
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I have never sat on the edge of my chair with balled fists bellowing support for Mayweather.
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Today we are steered by a bellowing captain who has never looked beneath the surface of anything.
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She rises above a horde of masculine bodies, the latter reduced to bellowing mouths and upraised, clenched fists.
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Bellowing with a vibrato like an amorous goat, Nathaniel stomped his foot on the floorboards of the airplane.
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Asked by CNN's Wolf Blitzer whether he would've brought Democrats to the White House, Sanders smiled before bellowing.
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It was met with a roar of approval from the audience, the polite duo beside me bellowing along.
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Everybody took turns shaking his right hand, and he sounded out everybody's name in a strained, bellowing manner.
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The climbing guy—Nico—then sat on top, waving a banner and joyfully bellowing about reclaiming the power.
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The twins are the headliners and proclaim their dominion during their 25-lap final with a bellowing exhaust.
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The thornier issue is bellowing his name as many times as his squad number dictates: Mertens wears 14.
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When the testimonies were done, our voices boomed in a bellowing chant: I believe that we will win.
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Wandering the hallways, one overhears a multitude of pitch-imperfect voices, ranging from breathy delight to bellowing sorrow.
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" She then turned her ire at Pence and Bolton, bellowing at them by name, "Get your hands off Nicaragua!
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Somewhere in the bellowing and the marching and the leather trenchcoats, though, the message of their single was lost.
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A group of dedicated tuba players travel the state to blow out the biggest holiday hits with bellowing power.
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The bellowing billionaire's winning streak has taken us all by surprise, on the other hand — Trump most of all.
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He occupies the center of the frame and strikes a series of warrior poses, bellowing exhortations at his followers.
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Along with the news, Richard has shared a bellowing track from the LP, "Renegades," which you can hear below.
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I remember so vividly hearing, from the basement, the bellowing laughter of our moms and dads, uncles and aunties.
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To the flood, says our narrator, his voice bellowing, a total submersion for which we are wholly at fault.
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But "The Great Society" is Shakespearean only in its bellowing; the poetry of consciousness has largely been boiled away.
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Videos posted by witnesses on Twitter showed fire and black smoke bellowing from the roof of the convention centre.
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Videos posted by witnesses on Twitter showed fire and black smoke bellowing from the roof of the convention center.
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The scene ends in an anarchic bacchanal for full ensemble, with bass tubas bellowing a portion of Lucifer's theme.
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Now he narrows his frame to the warfare between performative progressives and their antagonists bellowing about the PC police.
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Six hundred ninety-nine other guests and I look on, mortified, some bellowing insults at the would-be wife.
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And he certainly wouldn't stop bellowing at his rallies about building a border wall and making Mexico pay for it.
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Is furious absurdism really any different from a drunk in the park shaking his fist and bellowing at the sky?
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"She's faced challenges a lot worse than someone bellowing and yelling and insulting her face," Cruz told the Indianapolis crowd.
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China is getting brighter and stronger!" he told his supporters, who answered his subsequent chants of "China!" by bellowing "Power!
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In some scenes, you almost expect Mr. Belushi, who's playing his heart out, to start bellowing about someone named Lefty.
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"You don't hear a lot of bellowing and feel the alpha-male atmosphere that takes so much space," she added.
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Bellowing Sun is less pop-oriented than Undying Color, and at first glance darker in tone than its predecessor too.
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Mind Over Mirrors' Bellowing Sun is out April 6 on Paradise of Bachelors but you can pre-order it now.
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A whole movement has risen up, complete with a hashtag (#NeverTrump), to stop the bellowing billionaire from getting the Republican nomination.
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How do you wind up a 57-year old white man bellowing sub-Toby Keith ballads at this gathering of ghouls?
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If de la Rocha's voice was too guttural, too bellowing, too dude-ish, the band would have been unsustainably bottom-heavy.
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He began holding rallies, bellowing insults through loudspeakers that reverberated inside the Sufis' house of worship as they tried to pray.
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The air was loud with raucous bellowing and jeering as an illicit boxing match was underway in the nearby shower rooms.
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My motivational inner monologue became a deranged outer monologue, bellowing puerile mash-ups of 1980s commercial jingles at avalanche-inciting volume.
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Trump soon relapsed to dipping his head toward his microphone and bellowing "wrong" whenever he felt Clinton was misstating his record.
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Thousands are gathering to mark the occasion, in Boston, New York and possibly Seattle, by bellowing helplessly at the rapidly warming sky.
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The clip of Waldman's ecstatic warbling is absurd and hilarious on its own bellowing merits; there are many funny responses to it.
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He began scribbling notes to the outside world in an analog version of The Wizard of Oz bellowing from behind a curtain.
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But the truth is that nobody should be pumping a fist and bellowing, "Come on!" when it comes to the Sharapova case.
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However, judging by the bellowing roar of the crowd, his status as a new artist did not translate into poor fan turnout.
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The scene ends with James bellowing on the street, his serpentine countenance blotchy with rage and the veins on his neck bulging.
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And without breathless infomercial gurus like Tom Vu, Chris Farley's bellowing motivational speaker bit on "Saturday Night Live" would have been unimaginable.
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The Republican frontrunner has been bellowing about the wall for a while now as part of his angry pitch about scary immigrants.
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Murray said he had not noticed the crowd's gasps, but he expressed appreciation for del Potro's own bellowing on his hardest shots.
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"How are we supposed to know what's OK if you don't tell us?" they wail, tearing their shirts and bellowing at the moon.
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Aided by bellowing online commentators pushing their own agenda and warped worldview, people put together disparate pieces of information into semi-plausible stories.
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In this context, with Katy Perry bellowing her bull-moose blare from our flatscreen's speakers, it was a look that turned my stomach.
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Bellowing the charge from lecterns in their New York accents, Trump and Sanders play up their outsider status and channel their supporters' unease.
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His impersonation of Ethel Merman bellowing "There's No Business Like Show Business" sounds like a dentist's drill, and not in the good way.
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British politics is now trapped in a weird impasse as these two extremists face each other across the aisle, bellowing and finger-jabbing.
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A bellowing red band surrounding this central area is its equal in visual force, and the enclosing serene blue mellows out the situation.
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The American players, most in their first game ever, struggled, with the announcer bellowing, "Whoooops!" every time one of them dropped the carcass.
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The clarinettist, making use of multiphonics (techniques to produce multiple tones at once), conjures the animals with bellowing, squawking, chattering, and neighing sounds.
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He was an unholy union of fat and muscle, dressed in red and black and bellowing as he made his way to the ring.
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Instead, it's a grandiose speech which builds into a strange mix of Scar bellowing and singing the words "Be Prepared" at the very end.
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This is guitar music at its most bellowing, James's booming voice coming off like a football hooligan and pulpit-bound priest in equal measure.
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But no: He came out on the convention stage on Monday night bellowing that Americans were in a state of fear. Fear. Fear. Fear.
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With its battleship size and constantly screeching, bellowing and whining symphony of speed, you can't ever avoid attention if you want to move quickly.
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Your speakers are constantly bellowing out piano tunes, so why not finally take the first steps in actually learning how to play the instrument.
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Those who worked Babuji's sugar cane fields sometimes communicated with him by bellowing down the long veranda, on which they knew not to tread.
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The men sat in the living room, their laughs bellowing through the walls, talking about politics (Ethiopian and American), each louder than the other.
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I have bigger problems than the bellowing hambone dude from the local-cable used car ads and his inability to find his eye-line.
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"I didn't approach Bellowing Sun as only an album that exists solely in a recorded medium," Fennelly explains at the end of our conversation.
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As you can see in the dash cam video below, the railroad crossing wasn't active as the train was bellowing its way down the tracks.
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After college, he became a soccer play-by-play commentator for Univision and Telemundo, where he introduced his signature bellowing of "Gooooool!" after a score.
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McNamara was an avid basketball player with a self-deprecating sense of humor and bellowing laugh who had married his college sweetheart, according to Broughton.
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Crowned by a crisp fade with bronze tips and bellowing bass voice (and bark), he instantly became the top candidate for everyone's Man Crush Monday.
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There's some frantic cutting and screaming and bellowing and blood that makes it look like a space-madness movie along the lines of Event Horizon.
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Yet even as tragedy surges, flooding scenes and tear ducts, Margherita's featured performer, an outsize American star named Barry (John Turturro), enters laughing, bellowing, acting.
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Q&A Andrés Cantor, the Telemundo commentator most famous for bellowing "goooool!" at each World Cup score, has a couple of rituals before every broadcast.
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Over the past few years, he's built a strong base of listeners with an impressive range of bellowing harmonies and more conventional styles of flowing.
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At least they are attempts to ground our politics in real situations with actual plans, not just overwrought bellowing about the monster in the closet.
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Elsewhere, Claire is still bellowing at the top of her voice for no discernible reason, and H and Lee continue to serve absolutely no purpose whatsoever.
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They march exuberantly behind the statue as it makes its peregrination around the streets, bellowing out a slogan, supposedly of loyalty to Agatha, in Sicilian dialect.
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While bellowing to the hall, his cadence, hand movements, vocal pitch, and demeanor seemed an awful lot like notably inspiring speaker and former president Barack Obama.
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Two plays later, with the crowd again bellowing, a 23-yard field goal had everyone on the Giants bench celebrating, not just the relieved head coach.
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As we reckoned with the prospect of standing overnight (every sliver of floor being taken up by crimped passengers), a conductor spotted us and began bellowing.
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No one was bellowing "Ruuuuun" when, as a frequent guest on liberal Bill Moyers' public television program, Sanders mused a bit more freely about the prospect.
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One way of venting their rage was to fight in soccer stadiums, taunting German fans by mimicking British bombers and bellowing slogans about winning the war.
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The silence is interrupted only by the crunch of their feet on the sand and then, after a few minutes, sporadic, far-off guttural animal bellowing.
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Not many people can greet a gathering of hundreds of people with a middle finger and have them break out into bellowing cheers, but Nate Diaz can.
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Walk outside the working smokehouse and you will see grey plumes of smoke bellowing out and drifting around, giving the area a distinctive and mouth-watering smell.
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You could say that the interview, the podium discussion, the talk show, the dialectically-led discourse have replaced the former loud bellowing sole claim of the manifesto.
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Djokovic carried his momentum into the third set and broke in the first game — bellowing a guttural roar of his own as Edmund hooked a forehand long.
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The first issues involve a lot of dueling beefcakes, with one character or the other bellowing, "I am your friend!" as they roll semi-nude across the panels.
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Now, I think that's rather beautiful and it shows a side of Donald Trump that we may not see when he's at the microphone bellowing about his opponents.
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Cunanan realizes his father's success was a lie, and that all of the confidence and self-regard he has absorbed from his bellowing belief must also be fraudulent.
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Industry veterans fondly recall the graphic forays of the Grateful Dead; for a younger generation, there was Axl Rose, bellowing onstage in his own Guns N' Roses tee.
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Clinton and her team seemed eager to bait Mr. Sanders — whose long arms and bellowing urgency leave him physically dominating their shared television space — into a similar moment.
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During the shortened screams worked into the song's hook, she hopped on top of the DJ table, simultaneously twerking while bellowing bars that switched between English and Xhosa.
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He moves constantly, restlessly — pacing and jittering and signaling, bellowing instructions and calling players over for brief conclaves and turning on his heel to consult with his bench.
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You could imagine him stumbling around a poorly kept semi-stately home, his trousers round his ankles, bellowing "The Grand Old Duke of York" to nobody in particular.
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Sidewalk preachers from San Antonio convened at the Valero gas station opposite the church, bellowing their prayers, if not in front of townspeople then for reporters' iPhone cameras.
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I once endured a full night of a woman operatically bellowing out songs from Phantom of the Opera, and it was a nightmare for everyone in that bar.
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As soon as you started to care about Gianni and Antonio, there was Andrew bellowing "Gloria" in a stolen truck, or some FBI dope confusing Versace with Liberace.
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By episode 4 of the series, he's stumbling around in a lobotomized daze, repeating whatever people say to him, bellowing "Help" at random strangers and "Helloooooo!" at slot machines.
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"Trap Digits" is a collective instructional on how to earn and flip your cash, with the group punctuating almost every bar with church-like bellowing over delicate flute-play.
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My fellow Aeroflot passengers seemed to be drinking inordinate amounts of vodka, swallowing large, greasy chunks of gray, malodorous cold cuts and bellowing what sounded like angry team anthems.
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"We don't want to be dictated to!" one elderly gentlemen yells from across the room, which by now has escalated from a quiet midday hum to a bellowing cacophony.
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Bellowing Sun was initially concocted as a multi-media experience, and this, perhaps is where the records' themes—light and the modern world, death and decay—are most prevalent.
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As you enter the large, airy exhibition hall where Ed Atkins' Performance Capture takes place, your eyes immediately converge on the enormous, bellowing video playing across the mostly barren room.
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Today Mr Prager oversees trading at BlackRock, the world's biggest investment group, where quiet data scientists have replaced many bellowing traders, and workstations look more like a desk at Nasa.
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Halep knew there would be a backlash and Williams raised the decibel level at the start of the second set, bent double, fists clenched and bellowing after a volleyed winner.
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When Leyna and Lutz are reunited at the labor camp, which is directly across from a smoke-bellowing death camp that's cremating Jews, the wobbly scenario becomes full-on grotesque.
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There was no one who sounded like Mr. Mack; he rapped in a bellowing, woozy slur that took on unusual shapes, like a record moving from one speed to another.
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Something about it feels off, and then the next thing you know, Paltrow is standing up in the boat, arms raised above her head in a victorious V, bellowing, ''Ahhhhhh!
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So are the bellowing, boisterous attacks against it, led by British comedian Ricky Gervais whose Golden Globes opening monologue going after Hollywood sanctimony is still the talk of the town.
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Her music, from its pulsing club-ready beats to rap-head flows to bellowing choruses, creates a haven for people who can feel easily misunderstood or undersold by mainstream culture.
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If anything, the dejected bearded lady (Keala Settle) bellowing out a tune about how she just wants to be accepted veers close to a Saturday Night Live-esque digital short parody.
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My religion was apologizing for his undeniable flaws, and for at least two years the Celtics PA announcer bellowing his name in front of a raucous crowd (RONDOOOOOOO!) was my ringtone.
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Suddenly, after two decades together, I was witnessing Buffer bellowing words and ideas that lived miles away from "the main event of the evening," and my soul was pleased for him.
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The confluence of the team and its bellowing herald and this surly pink brick of a pitcher are what made this the dippy and hilarious and absurd moment that it was.
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Blobby is a classic hedonist: nihilistic, vain, destroying everything in his path, and bellowing his own name like the product of a botched attempt to breed DJ Khaled with a Flump.
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He said that earlier in the day he had crossed a drunken rugby fan on a London subway platform who was bellowing, "Did everyone enjoy the royal wedding?!" at fellow passengers.
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The goal is to repeatedly map the area over the year, allowing scientists to watch the surface move as snow builds up and features like dunes shift below the bellowing wind.
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The megaphoned voice bellowing on "Boss" rides over D'Angelo-like bass guitar lines, while "Wounds" and its strings samples brings to mind Dre anointing a young Eminem with diamond-quality beats.
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Then, he made a 67-word statement stating that he now believes President Barack Obama was born in the US, and quickly abandoned the podium -- leaving reporters bellowing questions into the ether.
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For several weeks in February and March, the Whitney Museum's fifth-floor gallery has been drenched in the slamming of gates, the rattling of keys and the bellowing of prisoners and guards.
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After the Spurs game, Ross played the Liverpool anthem, "You'll Never Walk Alone" by Gerry and the Pacemakers and everyone sang along, bellowing out of tune at the top of their voices.
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In the 1970s floor traders bellowing to each other in an exchange started to be replaced by electronic execution, which made it easier for everyone to gather data on prices and volume.
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With his formidable voice and hulking physique, Mr. Maestri was in his element bellowing commands at his troupe, which made the moments when he is awkward with affection for Adriana almost heartbreaking.
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Featuring Beveridge Bean on vocals and percussion, Jim Becker on vocals and fiddle, and Jon Mueller on drums and vocals, the songs on Bellowing Sun reflect another shift in Fennelly and co.
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A study of volunteers forced to plunge their hands in ice-cold water found that those who swore kept their hands submerged for longer than those who were stuck bellowing a neutral word.
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I saw a wizard screeching at the top of their voice as they delivered a guided tour of the city, and children posing with wands bellowing "patronum" as their parents took holiday photos.
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The commentary on each match promises to be far superior to the bellowing peanut gallery on Monday Night Raw, and it should serve to make the in-ring action that much more compelling.
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Bellowing out "Roll Tide," President Obama welcomed Alabama's football team to the White House for the fourth time since he became president and said he must have brought the team some good luck.
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Express readers occasionally pause their paroxysms over immigration to bemoan the England squad for not wholeheartedly bellowing along to God Save the Queen like eleven blood and thunder patriots about to storm the Somme.
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Racist taunts and physical threats had to be endured — from antagonists bellowing from the grandstands of Southern ballparks in the minor leagues or from vile bench jockeys like Ben Chapman, the Philadelphia Phillies' manager.
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Speaker John Bercow's bellowing the Westminster Parliament to order as it struggles with Brexit is profoundly entertaining, and the United Kingdom's inability to govern itself makes us feel better about our own political condition.
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This is the antithesis of the standard shopping mall experience, with the overwhelming assortment of products, the glazed apathy of part-time store workers, the disrobed patrons bellowing from fitting rooms for another size.
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Telemundo's announcing team is led by the broadcaster Andrés Cantor, an Argentine who first became well known, even to English-speaking fans, in the 1994 World Cup for bellowing "gooooool" when a player scored.
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Fire and fury, the likes of which the world has never seen, are bellowing from a posh golf club in New Jersey while fire and doom emanate from a medieval police state in Asia.
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Yet numerous Twitter users did just that this week, including Mother Jones editor in chief Clara Jeffery, New York Times literary critic Dwight Garner, Fox News pundit Brit Hume, and bellowing colonial throwback John Bolton.
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I can instantly hear the chorus of disagreement, bellowing the word "fragmentation" with cautionary zeal, but Google is already working on a modified version with Android Go, its extra lean serving for lower-spec devices.
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He'd come to the ring in a different high-end car each week, parking at the ramp and having his personal announcer introduce him in Spanish to his bellowing mariachi theme before hitting the ring.
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In late November, after the Giants benched their quarterback, Eli Manning, a vintage, bellowing Francesa rant confirmed to listeners that he was not slowing, despite those notorious clips of him falling asleep on the air.
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The album was conceived three years ago, and the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago gave Fennelly the opportunity to follow through on this vision, bringing the visual accompaniment to Bellowing Sun's 73-minutes to life.
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On any given day in 21992, a person walking through Caracas had a good chance of spotting the mayor of Chacao standing on a bench in some public park, bellowing at a crowd through a megaphone.
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During the second movement, I found myself scurrying out of the way of a phalanx of basses bellowing "Denn alles Fleisch es ist wie Gras" ("All flesh is grass"): the power of that moment was redoubled.
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A trusty sidekick who spoke in a language of dog-like growls and bellowing moans understood by his compatriots, Chewbacca was the most notable member of the fictional humanoid Wookiee species of his heavily forested home planet.
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The first half of this season mixed the soporific with the dispiriting until in late July the Mets ripped off a winning streak, and soon fans piled into this handsome stadium by Flushing Bay, bellowing and chanting.
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And yes, especially after last year's final at the Open, the descent into chaos, the crowd bellowing in thunderous confusion as she battled with the chair umpire as hard as she did with her opponent, Naomi Osaka.
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And at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on Saturday, February 22, the travelling British fans, who had been bellowing songs all week, made it feel like a significant fight week in the combat calendar.
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Captain Duke stretched out his hand to a terrified man and in slow but inexorable motion the tender rose on its side and sent him and ten or twelve more people bellowing and clawing over the side.
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This nondescript exchange unleashes an apocalyptic inundation from the orchestra—one of several episodes marked "Sound surge / flood" in the score—with brass bellowing stentorian tones and a pianist pummelling the keyboard with his hands and arms.
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Bellowing out a speech you wrote for a fictional character during a suicide by cop seems to underline the unlikelihood that it's something the guy who was drunkenly hitting on Charlotte Hale a season ago would do.
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Donald Trump has long been the career coach America didn't ask for, instructing the country on the finer points of business leadership by bellowing advice and insults at the hapless MBAs who competed on his reality TV show.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Berating the umpire at the start and bellowing to the sky as he closed out a third-set tiebreak on Centre Court, it was hard to argue with Novak Djokovic's assertion that the passion is back.
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What makes it unlike any A-major chord in history is the noise that wells up within it: clanging bells, bellowing gongs, an upward-glissandoing horn, the sandy rattle of a geophone (a drum filled with lead pellets).
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Instead of a normal shower, imagine standing up every morning inside of a storm cloud: The shower curtain bucking and bellowing in the wind; the air, hot and humid as a heavy mist envelopes you, washing away soapy suds.
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The negative response to Batman & Robin was a reaction to the movie's abundance of camp—from the bright colors to the nipples on Batman's suit to Uma Thurman's Poison Ivy bellowing her lines as if she's a 1940s starlet.
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Its presidential primary has been hijacked by a bellowing, marmalade-toned demagogue who, despite his electrifying effect on a large swathe of Republican primary voters, has the worst favorability ratings ever measured for a national political candidate: Donald J. Trump.
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AT TURNER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL in south-east Washington, DC, about 15 well-turned-out five-year-olds sit on a mat in an immaculate classroom, bellowing out an uplifting song about being ready for school and listening to the teacher.
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Once the starting gun had been fired, race official Jock Semple realised that a woman was running and tried to manhandle her off the course, bellowing "Get the hell out of my race," before Switzer's male running partner shoved him aside.
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And then there are the only black performers here, the eternal Blind Boys of Alabama, who amid all the bellowing and emoting deliver "Motherless Children" as if thanking God for getting that hellhound off their trail a long long time ago.
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But while it remains a hilariously awful way to be even by the standards of fandom, and while the ubiquity of all that alternately pinched and bellowing sublimation still feels criminal in retrospect, I don't think that's it at all.
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" The original is loopy and weird, and Tyler distends it further, bellowing its eccentric lyrics — "You're a bad banana/with a greasy black peeeel" — while behind him, a chorus of cuddly children sings sweetly about gruesome things: "You have garlic!
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At various points during our meetings, she burst into a bellowing recitation of Dylan Thomas at a bar ("Time held me green and dying/Though I SANG IN MY CHAINS LIKE THE SEA"!) and impressively committed to mimicking a squirrel.
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Using author Henry Beston's naturalist manifesto, The Outermost House: A Year of Life on the Great Beach of Cape Cod (1928), as a source of inspiration, Bellowing Sun is an examination of life and decay, light and dark, isolation and loneliness.
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One minute the leather-lung men and women behind me in center field 440 feet from home plate (to sit there is a bit like watching the game from the International Space Station) were bellowing and hurling joyfully unprintable invective at the Nationals.
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In one, late in the film, he announces Logan's arrival in the vicinity of the action simply with the sound of Jackman bellowing in the woods somewhere offscreen, then pauses to prolong the tension of when he might finally join the fray.
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Beginning with a sudden baile funk sample courtesy of Brazilian MC Pocahontas, Future paints a scene of nature in all its glory ("Sand touch your toes when you cookin' breakfast / Pacific Ocean out the backyard lookin' sexy) before bellowing "I'ma need fresh air.
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His newest record, Bellowing Sun, out April 6 on Paradise of Bachelors, is again a record indebted to a hyper-specific theme, with Fennelly turning his and his band's attention towards artificial light and the way it affects our perception as humans.
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Vardy seemed to think nothing more of calling his doppelganger "an absolute full-kit wanker", hauling him in for a quick photo while bellowing "WHEEEEY!" in the manner of a man who is almost certainly concealing a #Marbella2013 tattoo somewhere on his body.
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Flinching in the face of flag-waving, "God Save the Queen"–bellowing fans and finding a soft landing spot somewhere between genuine excitement and mild mockery of the small, often inward/backward–looking island we come from – that's our (first, second, and third generation) lot.
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So far, that has only included a series of short videos about cooking and how to pee standing up, but if this new clip is a taste of what's to come, take a deep breath and prepare yourself for a lot of incoherent bellowing.
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That in mind, here are five initial takeaways from Daredevil season 3: The first season of Daredevil introduced us to the elegant monster that is D'Onofrio's Wilson Fisk, a bellowing storm of violence and cruelty crackling underneath a surface of quiet sophistication, wealth, and refinement.
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No president in my lifetime has been surrounded by such a populous crowd of scammers, grifters and shameless opportunists, and Cohen was Exhibit A, doling out hush money, threatening disobedient reporters, and bellowing and swaggering through a world lit by neon and shimmering with gilt.
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While "grunge" was a more fitting term for scrappy punk-tinged bands like Nirvana and Mudhoney, Alice In Chains were bellowing out taut heavy metal riffs and bleak vocal harmonies from stringy maned guitarist Jerry Cantrell and a scrawny young dude named Layne Staley.
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Beast finally gets a song to himself, and it's a powerful musical moment, even when it improbably transforms him from what Belle describes as "sweet, and almost kind… and so unsure" to a bellowing operatic hero, as ostentatious and over-the-top as the evil Gaston.
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With her gap-toothed smile and bellowing laugh, the 24-year-old said merely getting a shot is an accomplishment, because her "instrument," what she refers to her body as, is being seen in spaces where fuller figures, wider noses, and kinkier hair aren't always present.
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A white sheet with a blood red imprint of a body flutters on the overgrown hedges of Berlin's Hamburger Bahnhof, while the wailing reverberations of a bellowing cello and the heart-wrenching sounds of crying, layered on top of one another, drift from several portable speakers.
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The fifth episode of Robert Hughes's famous 1980 documentary series The Shock of the New memorably sees the critic striding through one in Paris, bellowing about the Surrealists, who had found inspiration in such settings and their "endless profusion of battling objects" in the early 20th century.
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The seven young intellectuals retuned to the countryside to resist political pressures from city life in order to write moody poetry, whoop it up, screw around, and plough the fields behind tail swatting and bellowing water buffalos, who utter the most dialogue in the excerpted scenes.
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But either the science guy's jokes haven't aged well or his schtick—a zany dad-figure in a lab coat stirring beakers full of colored liquids—doesn't quite work when he's bellowing, red-faced, about the dangers of climate change denial, alternative medicine, and the anti-vaxxer movement.
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"Chris Christie, the governor of New Jersey (and a possible attorney general if [Donald] Trump wins) stood on stage and accused Hillary of being a criminal, bellowing 'guilty' over and over again as the crowd egged him on," deputy communications director Christina Reynolds said Wednesday in a fundraising email.
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An elephant charges him on a beach while he's trying to pee ("There was no warning, no bellowing, just a dreadful silent intent accompanied by the ominous crash of foliage as he powered his five-ton bulk through the tree trunks and scrub as if they were grass").
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The men's beach volleyball players are as a rule buff and bellowing, and while the fact that there are only two of them out there cuts down some on the relentless feints and fake-outs of the team game, beach volleyball still tends toward a sort of overdetermined testosteronality.
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I won't stop you, though you are especially likely to regret your choice should you linger in Ensenada in the middle of November, when the so-called Baja Mil procession of Americans in off-road vehicles makes its bellowing way down the thousand-mile coastline from Tijuana to Cabo.
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But if anyone here thought that the Democrat Roy Cooper's victory in that race would open a new era of cooperation and calm in this bitterly divided state, all they had to do was listen on Thursday to the bellowing voice of Evan Hughes, a lettuce farmer from Durham.
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Negan likes the idea, bellowing that "Not only is that practical, it is just bad ass!" which I suppose is funny if I thought Negan was an awesome character that I enjoyed watching, instead of a disgusting violent sociopath whose very presence makes me want to turn off the show.
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At the same time as so much sound and fury has been directed at attacking the copyright reform plans, another very irate, very motivated group of people have been lustily bellowing that content creators need paying for all the free lunches that tech giants (and others) have been helping themselves to.
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We are no longer used to long speeches in American cinema, but, even when in fashion, their purpose was to rouse or to denounce—think of George C. Scott at the start of " Patton " (1970), or Al Pacino's belligerent bellowing in " Scent of a Woman " (1992) and " Any Given Sunday " (1999).
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Because then you'd have to admit you were dead WRONG running around bellowing that HRC was more dangerous than "Only a self righteous, narcissist would continue to spout off and not - in the face of Americans' pain and agony -be contrite and apologize for your part in this catastrophe," she concluded.
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But running parallel to him being hoisted up as a sorely needed spokesperson for those who weren't brave enough to do the talking was West's ascension into the global stratosphere that he'd been envisioning and bellowing into existence before making his first beat for JAY-Z in his early 20s.
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Satisfied that I'd gotten my happy ending, I was just about to leave all these people to go inside and enjoy all that extra-terrestrial riffage they're so into, when I heard a bunch of men bellowing, beating their chests, and spilling Jack Daniels on their shoes outside a Tesco Express.
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And here is where the 48-year-old Delaware political marketing whiz — who was trying to be as tactful as possible in his public dispensing of criticism — described what he believes to be the biggest danger to Clinton as she grinds through the primary headlong into a bellowing, full-steam Trump.
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The people are still upset about Colin Kaepernick, still bellowing about his protesting the flag and the anthem and America's troops, despite the fact that they surely know — or have at least heard or seen — the reasoning for his protest outlined by Kaepernick himself, as well as other NFL players who support him.
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When Ken (Patrick Andrews) begins working for Rothko, he cedes power to the master painter, as he should, because Rothko (Stephen Rowe) flings his power all over his studio, bellowing his needs, hurling objects when he is interrupted and lecturing in tidal waves about his motivations, his process, his beliefs and his significance.
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In reality, Trump's election would be a gift to bad cops and riot-ready radicals in equal measure, and his every intervention would pour gasoline on campuses and cities — not least because as soon as any protest movement had a face or leader, Trump would be on cable bellowing ad hominems at them.
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Your bellowing and blather for the last six months about Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE have only accentuated your own insecurities.
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Mr. McCann had two mantras: to have as much fun as possible and to keep working to survive, whether he was appearing at the Friends of Old Time Radio Convention in Newark or as the exasperating neighbor bellowing "Hi, guy!" through a shared medicine chest in an early 1970s commercial for Right Guard deodorant.
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Like a series of tableaus by Jacob Lawrence, Anderson's survey links scenes that should be familiar to us, yet somehow keep falling by the wayside in the story of America we tell: There are the boxcars full of sharecroppers fleeing the South; the bellowing declarations of massive resistance to school integration after Brown v.
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JFK FILES: FROM 2ND SHOOTER TO MEXICO TRIP, TOP QUESTIONS ASSASSINATION DOCUMENTS COULD ANSWER The files released Thursday show the aftermath of Kennedy's death included then FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover venting his frustration about Oswald&aposs killing at the hands of Jack Ruby, bellowing that the shooting would cause the public to suspect a conspiracy, NBC News reported.
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In addition to three-time Coen leading man Clooney, all three of its marquee players (Damon, Moore, and Oscar Isaac, whose two scenes are easily the picture's best) have starred in Coen movies, the narrative is filled with Fargo echoes, and it even includes a scene in which a bellowing fat man is immersed in flames.
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But while it feels like the film is aimed strictly at existing Zoolander fans who want more Billy Zane jokes, more of Mugatu's bellowing, and more of Derek's linguistic flubs (like his complaint that he's become "a laughing stick"), the writers otherwise seem fundamentally confused about who's likely to show up, and how easily they can access the references.
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"Trump's brawling, blustery, mean-spirited public persona serves to associate conservatives with all the negative stereotypes that liberals have for decades attached to their opponents on the right," Michael Medved, the conservative talk show host, wrote in National Review in January: Trump is the living, breathing, bellowing personification of all the nasty characteristics Democrats routinely ascribe to Republicans.
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Never is he more in his element than when bellowing the big numbers from "Oklahoma!" or "Carousel" onstage, and there's not a speck of doubt that, had he been born fifty or sixty years earlier, he would have given Howard Keel a run for his money as the Rodgers-and-Hammerstein shows bounced onto the screen.
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But in that house it is possible to forget entirely — as the passengers on the top deck of a liner can forget the blackened, bellowing engine room below — what is surely nonetheless true: that a home is powered by a woman's will and work, and that a curious form of success could be measured in her ability to suggest the opposite.
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Your only rest comes when you are insulting somebody, when you are threatening to throw your opponent in jail, when you are looming over her menacingly like a mafioso thug on the precipice of a hit, when you are bellowing that she has "tremendous hate in her heart" when it is clear to everyone you are only projecting what is in your own.
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But we have come a long way from George H. W. Bush (contra his urgings for a kinder and gentler nation) quaintly calling Bill Clinton and Al Gore "bozos" in 1992 to Mr. Trump's huge index of tweeted affronts, or from previous presidents being caught cursing on live mikes to the new one's penchant for gleefully bellowing epithets at rallies.
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Alessandrini's latest Broadway show, "Spamilton," a sendup of "Hamilton," opened in September.) In the original "Forbidden Broadway," Ms. Lyng impersonated a vituperative Patti LuPone regretting the loss of her role in the movie version of "Evita"; a bellowing Ethel Merman ("Curtain up, light the lights, and you better turn off all the mikes"); and other stars, including Lauren Bacall, Linda Ronstadt and Jennifer Holliday.
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It is almost certain, though, that this particular coded language was written into his prepared text by one of three fascistic advisers: Stephen Miller, a one-time fellow traveler of Richard Spencer, who coined the term "alt-right"; Sebastian Gorka, the bellowing ogre who was affiliated with the Nazi-aligned Hungarian nationalist order of Vitézi Rend; or Steve Bannon, the anti-modernist Breitbart impresario who idolizes Nazi propagandists.
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They take various forms – the celebrity endorsement, the sub-Guy Ritchie fare, the bellowing disembodied head – but their core message remains the same: if you're young, male and you want the respect of the lads, having a flutter on the match should be little more than a happy obligation This gambling-as-lifestyle-choice missive is worth considering in tandem with the fact that the average online gambler in Britain has three betting accounts.
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He makes his big statement with "Castle on the Hill," a tale of childhood nostalgia whose chiming U2 chords and Sheeran's wailing, inarticulate, Bono-style falsetto rouse adequately until the quiet bridge, after which he revs back up into the cathartic chorus, bellowing "I still remember these old country lanes/when we did not KNOW THE ANSWERS," pumping a metaphorical fist to congratulate himself on the romance of his youthful confusion and innocence.
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What we do need, though, maybe, are records that take what lies at the heart of "Control", the very basic idea that "hey, maybe it would be good if the world we lived in wasn't so ruthlessly, breathtakingly unequal," and critique it, shine a light on it, make it something a bit more than the sound of a neutered punk rocker bellowing orders are orders are orders are orders like a particularly pissed off Sears worker.
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Missy Elliott materializing in the backseat to join FLOTUS and Corden in rapping "Get Ur Freak On" surely presented an even more special kind of perfection than say, Sir Elton John in a lion headdress bellowing out "Circle of Life," or Jennifer Hudson singing her drive-thru order, or Corden—in a rare moment of quiet—tearing up to Stevie Wonder crooning, "I just called / to say / James loves you" on the phone to his wife.
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Perhaps you saw the one in which Jeb Bush's earnest announcement that he would withdraw from the race is undone by blaring air horns and bellowing Trump-taunts; or the one in which the camera zooms in on a bunch of GOP candidates mid-debate, reducing them to a series of puckered mouths and desperate eyes; or the one in which Chris Christie's wife is edited to appear as though she's flirtingly darting her tongue at one of his supporters.
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