In the first season, Farmer translated three variations of every Belter line: one that was in pure Belter, one that was medium Belter, and one that was Belter light—basically just an accent.
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It took time, but eventually they learned Belter light sounded the best on TV. But Rotilio still learns the pure Belter version of all his lines.
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And, according to Farmer, someone even proposed marriage in Belter.
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In the Expanse novels, Belter is mostly just a dialect.
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Belter can't sound too much like any language on Earth.
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Belter is the lingua franca for the universe's most dispossessed peoples.
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"The idea was that Belter would be consistently inconsistent," Armstrong says.
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"I think she's going to be a belter," Ms. Benanti said.
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When he got started, Farmer immediately understood that Belter was a creole.
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Claudio Pizarro won the Bundesliga's goal of the season with this belter.
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Enthusiasts regularly tune in to Rotilio and Farmer's weekly Belter class on Twitter.
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One offer came from Ginny Monaco, the manager of Lea-Ann Belter Bridal.
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She shows up to audition for the school musical with a prepared belter.
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The internal space just makes the R&B songwriter and falsetto belter R.Lum.
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They were creating a Belter settlement on location and creating partial alien ruins.
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The Crown Prince of the Black Country, Mark E, is back with another belter.
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To do that, Armstrong asked each actor to speak Belter with their own personal style.
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Like, in Belter 'TH' words frequently switch to a D sound, so 'dat ting dere.
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Let's start with the one ten g (I'm going to start talking like a belter).
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Midway through the episode, Dawes visits Diogo, a Belter teenager who's popped up throughout the series.
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He's knocked out, and wakes up onboard a Belter ship that's transporting refugees off the colony.
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Concept: Britney's English accent on a total belter, a complete banger, just an absolute pumper, etc.
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He sang as a soul belter, a rocker, a bluesy ballad singer and a falsetto crooner.
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Sia Furler, singer-songwriter turned megahit collaborator turned victim-to-victory pop belter, is shy onstage.
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Honourable Mention: Nacer Chadli, scorer of an excellent goal himself, albeit one overshadowed by Alli's purebred belter.
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She's a belter by nature, but here, she's restrained and humble, communicating awe without resorting to fireworks.
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First, the company runs a test on a vulnerable Belter asteroid called Eros that kills tens of thousands.
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She is a belter, with a pleasingly serrated voice that cuts through even the thickest of digital backdrops.
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It's another belter of a show, and there are more free beers afterwards to bundle into the van.
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And, of course, there's "Together"—another Beltram belter, full of adrenaline-rush propulsion—and its unexpected array of remixers.
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In the book series, this conflict goes to extremes as a group of belter radicals bombard Earth with asteroids.
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But she's more detailed than your usual belter, because she knows strong voices aren't just for knocking folks over.
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Ms. LuPone, an idiosyncratic belter, wrestles melodies to the mat in freestyle, while Ms. Ebersole is a sparkling precisionist.
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Unpretentious but not unsophisticated, Barker's light, unslurred mezzo was admired by none other than fellow non-belter Billie Holiday.
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For Mary J. Blige, the veteran R&B belter who's at her best when emotionally charged, heartbreak is inspiration.
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Miller is a Belter: he grew up on Ceres, and until the events of the series, hadn't left his homeworld.
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We also see Miller's water run out on the Belter-populated asteroid Ceres while he has a full head of shampoo.
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Like Sinatra near the end, he's become more of a belter, less willing to tease out a phrase or an idea.
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"I feel like the Belter struggle really helps give voice to a culture that has been stripped of their identity," he says.
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All I do know is that it was a belter of a day until we left and I got arrested by Guardia Civil.
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"Making the most of it" could mean using the platform to say something important, or simply just giving a belter of a performance.
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Once Kerber won the longest rally of the match, a 21-shot belter from the baseline, she strode 6-2 ahead in the tiebreak.
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Her voice would stay gentle and sustained, the opposite of a belter, using grain and melodic leaps rather than lung power for emotional peaks.
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And just two days before the wedding, a representative from Toronto's Lea Ann Belter Bridal reached out and invited Boissonneault in to try on gowns.
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They all sound fine, and are sung with the usual bombast by Idina Menzel (as Elsa) and, finally getting a belter, Kristen Bell (as Anna).
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The lack of race- and gender-based prejudice in this imagined future allows the show to more effectively dramatize the prejudice between Mars, Earth, and Belter factions.
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So do yourself a favor and before the guests arrive, blast UK garage's favorite comeback kid Craig David's sunny belter with Big Narstie, "When The Bassline Drops".
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His soulful slow-burning ballads require not just multi-octave range but also a grasp of emotional nuance that goes light years beyond any old karaoke belter.
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Servito's take on Cudmore's debut tune for Honey Soundsystem is a freewheeling, acid-drenched belter, brimming with the same looseness and elasticity of his celebrated DJ sets.
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Grande is a powerhouse singer, one of the best pure vocalists currently working in pop, but Grande the belter is more developed than Grande the stage personality.
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He emerged in the late 20043s with the voice of a rock belter but with the sensibility of a cabaret singer, steeped in the dynamics of stage musicals.
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Along the way, we're treated to a daredevil belter pilot who attempts to fly through the ring, only to meet a gruesome end when he accidentally activates it.
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The occasional wide-eyed tap on the shoulder followed by a squawked "FUCKIN' HELL MATE, BELTER," is about as much direct communication as you want on the dancefloor.
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Their new album, Ruined , is a fucking belter, and they killed it live, too—they sounded immeasurably heavy, and their muscular, kinetic performance laid bare the members' hardcore pasts.
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LAUREN: "Thong Song" came out when I was five but even at that young age my instincts were sharp and I knew a fucking belter when I heard one.
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As the man who plays Diogo, Rotilio is as close as it comes to a native speaker of Belter, the constructed language of the oppressed working class on The Expanse.
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Since then she has established herself as a belter of clatteringly rhythmic, galvanizing songs about love, resistance and African identity (typically sung in Xhosa) — as well as a thrilling bandleader.
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"Vocal fry is low in frequency and intensity, so it doesn't have anywhere near the carrying power of high, loud sounds—think an opera singer or a Broadway belter," said Nix.
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Though they had regular work backing American soul stars and London blues belter Long John Baldry, the 20-year-old Dwight had grown tired of the seemingly endless string of lackluster shows.
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Ships can get around from planet to planet, but space is big; the belter-occupied Navoo was originally purposed as a generation ship that would take centuries to reach the next planet.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Rest in peace to Aretha Franklin, the truest soul diva, pop queen, gospel belter, and cathartic medium ever to fuse those roles into a single spirit.
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And that can flit from Adele-ballad-belter to garage and 2-step revivalist (not heard on the album, but on previous single "On My Mind") to mid-thirties dinner party playlist.
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Mr. Young, a deep-voiced crooner with traditional inclinations, liked the thought of matching up with Ms. Pope, a rock-informed country belter who had spent time fronting a pop-punk band.
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Bettye LaVette: Things Have Changed (Verve) After her 2003 rebranding with minimalist producer-songwriter Dennis Walker, soul belter turned art singer LaVette got melodramatic on our ass, as old soul belters will.
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Belter captain Klaes Ashford (played by David Strathairn) hatches a desperate plan to destroy the ring with his ship's powerful communications laser, which would protect Earth from the station, but leave them stranded.
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If you want to be a black belter like Jack and master Lean Six Sigma to kickstart a lucrative career in project management, consider picking up the Lean Six Sigma certification training bundle.
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Still, it's an uphill Battle in the face of Panettiere's glammed-up, bewigged take on the 2001 belter "Lady Marmalade," which will also include an appearance by the song's chief diva herself, Christina Aguilera.
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To hear it spoken on the show is to understand how much has changed in this future, but also how similar the Belter experience is to that of immigrants at any time, including now.
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But if you want an even more authentically Belter holiday, and you do, red kibble is what to bring through the airlock and place on the magnetic table for your on-the-float feast.
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Its disappointed stars, Dee Dee Allen (the terrific belter Beth Leavel) and Barry Glickman (Brooks Ashmanskas, revelling in camp), head to a bar to drown their sorrows, but soon they hit on a better idea.
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In addition to brand-new song "Speechless," some of the original classic songs got updated lyrics was well as raps, to better suit 2019 and Smith's skillset as a rapper, not a belter like Robin Williams.
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The Oscars' supporting-actress race is still fluid, but if "Memory" belter Jennifer Hudson couldn't get noticed by the Globes, this Academy Award winner may not stand much of a shot at earning her second nomination.
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Farmer knew how he wanted Belter to sound to the ear—like everything and nothing at the same time—but for months as he created its syntax and alphabet, he was the only person who spoke it.
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SHARON JONES & THE DAP-KINGS "Call on God" (Daptone) The soul belter Sharon Jones, who died in 2017, never got around to recording a whole album of gospel; there's just this song, fervently insisting on divine generosity.
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A quiet belter of a photograph from 1968, "Man With Bandage," might justifiably be called Herzog's signature shot — and not just because one of the many signs on view helpfully directs first-timers to the VISITORS BUREAU.
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It's important to me that the project be about the idea that there are genuinely good and bad people on any side of a conflict, whether that's Inner / Belter or Democrat / Republican or USA / Russia / NATO / China / etc.
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The perception that country music had become too reliant on just one thing — so-called "bro country" — brought on a gentle loosening of the format, most spectacularly demonstrated by the breakthrough of the country-soul belter Chris Stapleton.
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Nowhere near as many languages contributed to that creole as to Belter, but it was the best correlate on Earth because it developed after people from all over the world arrived on the island—in many cases by force.
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The show made stars of winners (the belter Kelly Clarkson, the country titan Carrie Underwood), losers (the eventual Oscar winner Jennifer Hudson, the glam-rocker Adam Lambert) and cast (Ryan Seacrest, who was Dick Clark with a software upgrade).
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There are two Adeles on planet Earth: one we'll call Sadele, the belter of aggressively uneventful music that your dentist and memaw both enjoy immensely; and Adele, the wickedly charming woman you want to sit next to at weddings.
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Phair's version of the song was plainspoken, bypassing the octave-leaping emotion in O'Connor's version (not to mention the take released by Prince, which featured a wrenching performance by dance belter Rosie Gaines, on his 1993 greatest-hits compilation).
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Sturgill Simpson performed his "All Around You" (from the best country album winner, "A Sailor's Guide to Earth"), with the horn section from the Dap-Kings, who had backed the soul belter Sharon Jones until her death in November.
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Federer saved seven match points in a five-set thriller with American battler Tennys Sandgren only hours before but there was no luck of a second successive belter for the Rod Laver Arena fans, with Djokovic at his ruthless best.
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While the expulsion of lyrics on La Lucha, their third and most revelatory efforts to date, served as an eye-opening jaunt of self-reflection, it nonetheless left the 28-year-old belter/guitarist with an indelible mark: to always write with truth.
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This new trailer shows off a bit more of what to expect: the crew dealing with the knowledge that one of their own, Belter Naomi Nagata handing over a sample of an alien protomolecule to the leader of the Outer Planets Alliance.
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The Survivors by Nick Farmer Nick Farmer is a linguist who's best known for creating the Belter creole language used in The Expanse, but he's about to self-publish his first novelette, The Survivors, which takes place in a virtually empty New York City.
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It's not overly preachy about wealth disparity and financial exploitation, but some of its emotional story moments stand out: a group of Belter tenants forced out of their home coughing because their landlord wasn't changing their air filters, or desperate Belters siphoning water out of Ceres' system.
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The thunderous motion of the image, clenched fist punching upwards while gripping the giant steel beam tightly, is suggestive of an intense and brawny brand of football, which combined with the Iron's bold claret and blue colour scheme makes it an absolute belter of a badge.
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PARELES Martha Wash — the studio belter behind the Weather Girls' "It's Raining Men," C+C Music Factory's "Gonna Make You Sweat" and Black Box's "Everybody Everybody" — applies her full gospel-rooted grit and a mounting fury to "Never Enough Money," a pounding funk-Afrobeat indictment of greed.
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One reason Sings the Great Diva Classics delights is because there would be no Alicia Keys or Adele without Aretha's model — she's the original belter, having invented an overwhelmingly emphatic, energetic vocal style based in an immediate need for self-projection, schooled in gospel technique engaging a church audience.
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J.C. A breezy house beat (from Junior Sanchez) is the springboard for Azealia Banks in a slew of different voices that are all hers: a smoky-voiced soul chanteuse and a gospel-charged belter, a rapper who can scream her way to distortion or calmly rattle off designer boasts.
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The crew of the ship the Rocinante — the stars of the series — had their own sample for a while, until one of its crew, Belter Naomi Nagata, passed it on to the head of an OPA faction, who wants to use the weapon as a way to legitimize his organization.
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The Expanse's Belters speak in a jargon-heavy, accented slang, and although it's downplayed somewhat in the TV show relative to the books, they often communicate via large arm gestures, which Belter culture developed because they spent much of their lives in spacesuits that made facial expressions difficult to read.
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As if we could expect anything less, it's a gospel-inflicted disco belter whose brimstone basslines will ignite the hairs on the back of your neck—a testament to the glorious alchemy of what has to be one of the few (if not only) father/daughter DJ and production duos in dancefloor history.
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A flourish on the steamy month of June, a 15-hour precursor to the Official Shaggiest Day Of The Year According To A Survey Of 2,000 People, an absolute fucking belter: "The Man" is The Killers' first new song in five years and their most sexually charged song ever (according to a survey of myself).
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But to get there — to create a must-see musical out of the juggernaut movie that made a superstar of Idina Menzel and a belter of many a 5-year-old — has meant several years of tricky decisions, the sort that Disney has largely, but not always, mastered in turning successful movies into stage hits.
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There's album length-goodness from Chromatics, a new belter courtesy of the Night Slugs Crew, a dark and deep Huerco S mix, a gritty slammer from The Trilogy Tapes' Samo DJ, a late night creeper straight out of the mouths of Dam-Funk and Nite Jewel, another headsy, house affair on Toy Tonics, and an ocean of tranquility in the form of another No Kicks mix from Leisureware.
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She's no belter, though; in her first aria, Bizet's "Habanera," now called "Dat's Love," she draws out the ridiculous Amos-'n'-Andy lyrics ("You go for me an' I'm taboo / But if you're hard to get I go for you, / An' if I do then you are through, boy, / My baby dat's de end of you") and makes them a true expression of Carmen's defiance, rather than of her blackness.
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Actually, it looks like Dimitri Vegas was the only one actually spinning vinyl; amidst the sold-out arena of fist-pumping fans and a swirling array of massive LEDs, he swiftly let loose on a number of classic 90s Euro rave anthems that decades ago soundtracked similar debauchery, like Ixxel's 1998 jump anthem "Drop That Beat," Dem Rats' 1996 hardstyle belter "Now This," and Marc Acardipane's ferocious "Hell-E-Copter"—occasionally pausing to partake in the classic DJ pose.
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Dresser by John Henry Belter, New York, c. 1855, rosewood, other woods, mirrored glass (Brooklyn Museum). Bed by John Henry Belter, New York, patented August 19, 1856, rosewood and other woods (Brooklyn Museum). Etagere, by John Henry Belter, New York City, 1840-1860, rosewood, modern faux marble (Winterthur Museum).
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Herbert Belter (December 21, 1929 – April 28, 1951) was a resistance activist in East Germany. He was executed because of his activities in the so-called "Belter Group", which was named after him.
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Belter is a 1979 board wargame published by Game Designers' Workshop.
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Ed.: Belter (1973). TV film, German TV ZDF Reiselust. “Gran Canaria”.
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Headley's vocal range on the song spans approximately two octaves, from E3 to A5. Vocally, the ballad is believed to be best-suited for a mezzo-soprano/belter vocalist, according to the book Singer's Musical Theatre Anthology - Volume 4: Mezzo-Soprano/Belter.
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The story is told from the point of view of Belter detective Joe Miller, and Earther Jim Holden.
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Belter died in New York City and his business was carried on by his brothers-in-law, the Springmyers.
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In 1953, state assemblyman William N. Belter of Wautoma criticized the flag as too costly because of the details.
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This technique is used by some singers to add expression to their singing. Cast as one of ASAP's "Birit" Queens (literally "Belter" Queens), most of her performances revolve around songs that require belting. This has led her to being described as a power belter. However, Amon has admitted that she wants to go beyond her stereotype as a belter, and has taken some opportunities to do so by performing songs not usually identified with her, such as in her debut solo concert and her Stages Sessions mini- concert.
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The title is a Geordie dialect expression. "Pure" simply means very, and "Belter" or "Belta" means great or good. Despite it being based in Newcastle Upon-Tyne and following Newcastle United F.C, the actual dialect phrase "Pure Belter" has been altered to "Purely Belter" to make it grammatically more conventional for a mainstream audience. The phrase is spoken several times in the film, first by Sewell when he and Gerry go skinny dipping after stealing Shearer's car and later when they dream of the freedom they will have when they get money.
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Between 1936 and 1945, Herbert Belter attended middle school in Rostock. His desire to graduate from high school was at first prevented by the chaos after the war. From October 1946 to 1948, Belter instead took up an apprenticeship as a business clerk at the business school in Rostock. During this time, he also worked for the Rostock harbour authorities in Rostock and took evening school classes.
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These are the Iron Coalition (UN forces), GigaCorp, the Belter Armada and the BIOS. The game begins in 2150, with BIOS aggression initiating widespread warfare between the factions.
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Falkirk is home to Scotland's first Co-ed Roller Derby League. Clubs from the area are the Skelpies men's team, the Central Belters women's team and the Belter Skelpers Co-ed team.
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Parchís was created in 1979, after executives from the Belter Records company placed a newspaper ad in Barcelona, asking children to attend auditions to form a musical group. At first, Belter Records intended to employ the group members during summers only; the company's executives figured out that would be the best season of the year for Parchís albums and concerts to sell. Parchís was neither a boy or girl band. Eventually, the band expanded to have six members at the same time.
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A word of warning, though; if you are just getting into gaming, you might wait to play this game until you have more experience. Belter can be a real challenge." In the May 1980 edition of Dragon (Issue 37), Roberto Camino was not overly impressed. "Belter is not a bad game, it is just not an exciting one. It’s a good example of why economic, political, and social simulations never displaced conflict simulations as the mainstay of the hobby, or even really supplemented them, for that matter.
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Nevertheless, music critics consider his potent, dark-coloured voice to be one of the finest lyric-dramatic tenor instruments ever captured on disc. No mere 'belter', he sang with imagination and sound musicianship as well as thrilling tone.
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Ceres, an asteroid in the Belt, has been transformed into the most vital port in the Belt, occupied with Belter occupants who work and live there under harsh circumstances, such as physical deterioration regarding the gravity and their residence in space, rationing of air and water, and the constant mistreatment by Earthers and Martians. Belters have grown contemptuous, and therefore organized activist groups, such as the Outer Planets Alliance (OPA), in order to raise awareness and recognition for the Belters. Joe Miller is a Belter who works as a corrupt detective for Earth-based Star Helix Security, the Earther police force on Ceres, and is often scolded by his own people, who call him a "welwala" (Belter for 'traitor to our people'). Having been assigned a new partner, Dimitri Havelock from Earth, Miller is given a new assignment: to find a missing girl, Julie Mao, a champion pilot and activist who is also the daughter of wealthy businessman Jules-Pierre Mao.
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Youssef Safri (, born 3 January 1977) is a Moroccan former footballer who currently is an assistant coach for Raja Casablanca. Scorer of an absolute belter for Norwich against Newcastle, thundering the ball into the top right bracket giving Shay Given absolutely no chance.
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In October 2013, Hylton teamed up with DJs WAWA and M.A.R.K to release the track "Never". The song was met with widespread acclaim. Digital Spy called it an "uptempo club number", while in an 8/10 review Popjustice labelled it a "belter".
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The college's Inspires Salon features five hairdressing salons and six beauty salons, with access available directly opposite the Ware train station. It is open to the public and offers a wide variety of treatments using professional brands such as Dr. Belter, Wella and OPI.
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The town is home to many recreational boats, as well as a heritage fleet of fishing and cargo vessels. The Arembergergracht links the town with the Beulaker and Belter lakes and a multitude of smaller bodies of water just north, created by peat digging.
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Erratic Cinematic is the debut studio album by the Scottish singer-songwriter and acoustic guitarist Gerry Cinnamon. It was released on 28 September 2017 by LR Records. The album peaked at number 17 on the UK Albums Chart. The album includes the singles "Belter" and "Sometimes".
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Jesus is the only one who understands her. But maybe Jasper would too, if she could just get to know him better. Totally a belter – to her, singing is less about the right pitch, and more about how you express yourself. Kerri Taylor - High School Sophomore.
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Ideally, this actress should truly be a great belter. Dr. Larry Mergh - School psychologist. Kind-hearted; knows how dangerous a cappella singing can be on a young mind. Goran Dhiardeaubovic - Older brother, only living relative and legal guardian to Mickey D. Angry, protective, controlling, but ultimately harmless.
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Jonathan Tulloch is a British writer. The author of eight novels, he also writes a regular feature for The Times. He also contributes to ‘’The Tablet’’ its regular “Glimpses of Eden” column and other articles. His 2000 novel “The Season Ticket” was adapted into the film “Purely Belter”.
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Wesley R. Belter (born April 18, 1945) is an American politician in the state of North Dakota. He is a member of the North Dakota House of Representatives, representing the 22nd district. A Republican, he was first elected in 1984. An alumnus of North Dakota State University, he is a farmer.
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At one time it was used for weddings and funerals of the home's residents. Now the room is used for important events - which include entertaining of foreign dignitaries. The room also features a 7.5 foot (2.3 m) crystal chandelier, and handcarved, laminated, rosewood Belter furniture. The Music Room was previously an entertainment room.
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A belter, Owen Jennison, is found dead on Earth in a locked Los Angeles apartment. His death is an apparent suicide. Hamilton, a friend and former crewmate of Jennison, is called to the scene to investigate. He finds Owen with a droud (a wirehead's transformer) plugged into the back of his head.
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The earlier, Belter period features solar-system colonization and slower-than-light travel with fusion-powered and Bussard ramjet ships. The later, Neutron Star, period features faster-than-light ships using "hyperdrive". Niven implicitly joined the two settings as a single fictional universe in the short story "A Relic of the Empire" (If, December 1966), by using background elements of the Slaver civilization from the Belter series as a plot element in the faster-than-light setting. In the late 1980s—having written almost no Tales of Known Space in more than a decade—Niven opened the 300-year gap in the Known Space timeline as a shared universe, and the stories of the Man-Kzin Wars volumes fill in that history, bridging the two settings.
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In 2009, TyDi released his debut album Look Closer, which reached No. 2 in the Australian Dance Charts. It featured 15 predominantly trance tracks. A review from Junkee's In The Mix stated, "Look Closer is an absolute belter of a debut, and displays a musical maturity way beyond Tydi's years." Electronic music website Trance.
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His daughter Vala Monestime Belter continues to run the home today, and has served on the boards of Ontario NorthlandHodgson Announces New ONTC Board of Directors, June 20, 1996. and TVOntario. In 2014, Frantz Liautaud, the current ambassador of Haiti to Canada, visited Mattawa for a gala celebration of the 50th anniversary of Monestime's first election as mayor.
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During the later half of the nineteenth century, Rococo Revival was also fashionable in American furniture and interior design. John Henry Belter was considered the most prominent figure of rococo revival furniture making. Revival of the rococo style was not restricted to a specific time period or place, but occurred in several waves throughout the 19th century.
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Laminated woods were a solution to this problem in manufacturing furniture with complicated designs.Schwartz, Stanek, & True (2000) As a result, Belter patented a process for making laminated furniture. Laminated wood consisted of a number of veneer sheets bound together with hot glue. The bounded sheets were then bent under steam pressure, pressed into molds, and then carved.
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His singing style is as a belter. Jackson best known for the song "But It's Alright", which he co-wrote with Pierre Tubbs. The song was released in 1966 and then re-released in 1969, to chart success on both occasions. The liner notes to his 1967 album, J.J. Jackson, on Calla Records, stated that he weighed 285 pounds.
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It began with a good away point at Watford, courtesy of another McGugan belter. Then Forest played Coventry City at home. It began with a Chambers own goal, but this was put right a few later with a great strike from Majewski. Chris Cohen then bagged his first goal of the season to give Forest a 2–1 win.
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In the illustration, the symmetrical cusped and scrolling seatrails that flow into stubby cabriole legs of these comfortable low armchairs (chauffeuses) have their direct origins in Chinese lacquer tables (not chairs). American Armchair (1850-1863) made of Rosewood, rosewood veneer, pine, and chestnut. Attributed to John Henry Belter. Part of the Baltimore Museum of Art collection.
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The role of Nellie Forbush was the first time with Hammerstein that Rodgers made the leading female role a belter, rather than a lyric soprano like Laurey in Oklahoma! and Julie in Carousel. According to Mordden, "Nellie was something new in R&H;, carrying a goodly share of the score on a 'Broadway' voice".Mordden 1992, p.
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Cyrus' vocals feature belter refrains. It follows the chord progression F#–A#m–D#m–C#. The song's instrumentation includes a "clash between feathery jazz guitar chords and a booming synth bassline serving as hook". The lyrics for "Party in the U.S.A." are written in first person, about Cyrus' relocation from Nashville, Tennessee to Hollywood, California.
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Two years later, former member of the military Eduviges Funes was later sentenced to sixteen years' imprisonment for his role in the attack. Another former soldier, Belter Álvarez, was acquitted. On August 20, 2008, Zamora was kidnapped and beaten after a dinner with friends in Guatemala City, and was left unconscious and nearly naked in Chimaltenango, away.
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While Rumpelteazer is suggested to be a male cat in Eliot's original poem ("...they were plausible fellows..."),Page 22, Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats, London 1984 the character is portrayed as female in the musical. Vocally, Mungojerrie is meant to be played by a high baritone and Rumpleteazer by a high belter. Acrobatic skills are also required to portray the duo.
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In September, Reading's first game was against Manchester City, live on Sky Sports at home. Ívar Ingimarsson scored the only goal, despite being knocked unconscious before scoring. The first game against a side promoted with Reading was Sheffield United. Kevin Doyle scored after 16 seconds and in the 25th minute, followed by Seol Ki-hyeon scoring a 25-yard belter.
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To a Belter, smuggling is considered "illegal but not immoral". It is considered equivalent to a parking violation on Earth. If caught, one simply pays the fine and that is the end of it. According to the novel Protector, the Belt government is a meritocracy; Lit Shaeffer was chosen for a leadership position by aptitude test, and "worked [his] way up".
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Nicholas Brewster Sohl is a Belter, born in the mid 21st century, he is First Speaker for the Belt Political Section when Phssthpok the Pak Protector arrives in the Solar System in the early 22nd century. Together with Lucas Garner they track Phssthpok and Jack Brennan to Mars, where they find Brennan has become a protector himself (and has killed Phssthpok).
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On the other hand, Pastes Ryan Reed criticized Mars' for playing safe on "Young Girls", unlike most of the other tracks on the album. He explained that the singer "steps sideways" and the record "is a 'shout-out-to-the-honeys' belter" for various reasons. In 2013, "Young Girls" received an award at the MelOn Music Awards for the category "Best Pop".
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John Henry Belter (1804-1863) was a famous American cabinetmaker of the Rococo Revival era. His name was commonly used as a generic term for all Rococo Revival furniture. Rosewood from Brazil and East India were favored by mid 19th-century patrons of formal furniture. Rosewood is very dense and brittle, and so rosewood furniture is very fragile and known to break under pressure.
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Foster was born on March 18, 1975 in Statesboro, Georgia and raised in Troy, Michigan. At the age of 15, she was a contestant on the reality competition show Star SearchTommasini, Anthony. "A Big Belter Who Found a True Voice" The New York Times, May 5, 2011"Sutton Foster: Really Anything Goes" npr.org, September 9, 2015 and also auditioned for the cast of The Mickey Mouse Club.
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In a review of the album, David from auspOp said ""Then I Met You" is Jess at her mid-tempo belter best. It’s a fairly straightforward song, but she gets the opportunity to showcase her great upper range." Thomas Bleach said "The RNB meets pop track goes back to her playful roots with a euphoric production and infectious hook" describing it as an "instantly catchy track".
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The city has been the setting for films based around football; films such as Purely Belter (2000), The One and Only (2002) and Goal! have all been focused around Tyneside. The comedy School for Seduction (2004), starring Kelly Brook was also filmed in Newcastle. The Bollywood film Hum Tum Aur Ghost (2010) was shot on location in Newcastle's city centre and features key scenes in and around Grainger Town.
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3, 1967, pp. 92–99. on JSTOR He is known for developing a technique for processing laminated rosewood in many layers to achieve thin panels that, once shaped in molds through steam heating, were finely carved.:File:John Henry Belter - Improvement in the Method of Manufacturing Furniture 23 February 1858 US19405.pdf This style which became very popular in NYC, was widely copied by his competitors in New York, Philadelphia, and Boston.
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The song received favorable reviews from many music critics. AllMusic editor Stephen Thomas Erlewine described the song as a "gospel-tinged belter" in his review of Circle of One. Larry Flick from Billboard said in his review, that "delicate instrumental arrangement contrasts with Adams' powerful reading of a lovely Brenda Russell composition." The Commercial Appeal picked the song as a "standout" track from the album and described it as "magnificent"."Playbook".
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The process produced stronger pieces of furniture that was less costly than traditional carving and allowed for mass production. Furniture made using this process was thinner and lighter than of made of solid wood and has the same resistance to breaking. Belter produced intricate designs without use of pierced carvings (which were traditionally used at the time).Schwartz, Stanek, & True (2000) Belter’s approach to Rococo includes 17th-century motifs for decoration.
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Rory Cashin of State said the song was a "belter" and "the closest Iggy has yet come to a ballad". Eric Diep of XXL described the track as "infectious" and "anthemic", and believed it "kept expectations for [The New Classic] high". Jesal Padania of RapReviews.com said Azalea was "making the most of her strengths" on the song and remarked that "she by no means sounds out of place next to T.I.".
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In 2003 Deborah collaborated with DJ Producer Tony Moran. She wrote "Real Love", which was released publicly by Emerge Records in 2003. In early 2007 Cooper began working on her memoirs, focusing on her history in music as an R & B diva, disco, and dance belter, while including stories about being on the road as a performer. An international tour was being planned for summer 2007 in support of her book.
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Larry Flick from Billboard wrote, "One of the first act's to merge hi-NRG bounce with rave aggression may finally have the single that sends 'em all the way to the top of the pops. Male rapping and female vamping collide and happily coexist inside a storm of syncopated beats and blippy synth passages." Pop Rescue noted the song as "a belter of a track" in their review of Real Things.
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In 1999, Elvin Bishop was ranked by the San Francisco Chronicle as Number 65Ahead of contemporaries It's A Beautiful Day (No. 84) and Cold Blood (No. 86). Sly and The Family Stone were ranked No. 1. in a list of the "100 All-Time Best Bands" of the Bay Area, with its definitive song being identified as "Rock Bottom", and Jo Baker being described as an "incendiary soul belter".
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In 1965, mayor Terry Schrunk and the city council inspected the homes, as Eric Ladd was trying to preserve the homes and raise funds in a manner similar to the fundraiser organized for the Pittock Mansion in 1962. Eric Ladd lived in the home from 1963 until at least 1965. In 1967, the home contained furnishings from John Henry Belter. The house was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on November 5, 1974.
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Magazine observe that "Obsession is more polished than Simon Cowell's veneers. The title track – inspired by Prince's legendary Purple Rain – is a swooping belter, while 'Close To Close' is a hook-laden ballad that wouldn't sound out of place on JLS's latest offering". The Guardian described the single 'Must Be A Reason Why' as "Music for evil stumpy Russian men to dance to while wearing budgie smugglers and pretending they're being fellated".
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On Earth, politician Chrisjen Avasarala, the U.N. Deputy Undersecretary, is spending time with her husband Arjun and grandson in her Westchester home, when she is contacted by officials and is taken to an U.N. black site, where U.N. officials are interrogating and torturing Heikki Sabong, a Belter member of the OPA accused of carrying contraband stealth technology. However, Sabong refuses to speak and Chrisjen orders to have his interrogation and torture prolonged.
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The Rococo Revival style became fashionable from roughly 1845 to 1860. Classicism gave way to Romanticism and a fascination with the past became the basis for an entire range of "Revival Styles". The most popular was the French Revival Style that recalled the days of Louis XV and Madame de Pompadour - the Rococo Revival style. The style was popularized in the United States by cabinetmakers such as Henry Belter and Prudent Mallard.
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A Belter refers to a resident of the Asteroid Belt around Sol, sometimes known as the Sol Belt to differentiate it from Alpha Centauri's Serpent Swarm. Rugged and highly individualistic, Belters make their living by mining the ores from the asteroidal rocks. Belters inhabit the main belt, trojan asteroids of the outer planets, centaur planetoids and NEA's. Transient by nature, the only home they typically own is their pressure suit, and perhaps their singleship.
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Belter: Mining the Asteroids, 2076 is a science fiction game set in the Asteroid Belt in the year 2076. Players take the role of miners ("belters") looking for strikes of tradeable goods such as ore, natural gas or antimatter. The game is a combination of economics, power politics, combat and movement mechanics. The advanced game has rules introducing a quasi- independent Peace Keeping Force, and the possibility of rebellion against an oppressive Terran authority.
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"Slappy" was such a hit with the patrons, she kept him on as her opening act. He was once also married to Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and blues belter, LaVern Baker (1929-1997). White was a performer in Las Vegas for many years. In the 1950s while he was on the bill with Dinah Washington, White performed his routine which made the nightclub's manager the target of his jokes.
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"Party in the U.S.A." is a pop song with reggae elements while having instrumentation that includes a "clash between feathery jazz guitar chords and a booming synth bassline serving as a hook". Cyrus' vocals display an undertone of alternative country twang and features belter refrains. The lyrics for "Party in the U.S.A." discuss Cyrus' relocation from Nashville, Tennessee to Hollywood, California. The refrains mainly speak of how her favorite songs make her feel more confident.
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Purely Belter (2000), adapted by Herman from Jonathan Tulloch's novel The Season Ticket, is the story of two teenage boys trying to get together enough money for a couple of Newcastle United F.C. season tickets. Hope Springs (2003), is an adaptation of New Cardiff. His most recent work is the adaptation of The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas. It was produced by David Heyman and stars David Thewlis, Vera Farmiga, Sheila Hancock and Rupert Friend.
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First appeared in The Martian Chronicles. In an unnamed Southern town, a group of white men learn that all African Americans are planning to emigrate to Mars. Samuel Teece, a racist white man, decries their departure as a flood of African Americans passes his hardware store. He tries to stop one man, Belter, from leaving due to an old debt, but others quickly take up a collection on his behalf to pay it off.
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In his review for Spin, James Grebey described the song as combining Clarkson's commanding vocals and Sia's songwriting prowess to great effect, and like "Heartbeat Song" before it, the track is an earnest and empowering tour de force with a truly anthemic chorus. Reviewing for Idolator, Bradley Stern doubled that remark, saying that the song is as one might expect a pairing between the quirky singer-songwriter and the masterclass belter to be — emotionally earnest and vocally explosive.
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They released several singles as Fixed Stars, but broke up in 2000, having been dropped before releasing their album. Ian Broudie of the Lightning Seeds had produced some of the Fixed Stars singles, and Mark Cullen continued to work with Broudie, writing songs for the Lightning Seeds album Tilt, and contributing with Broudie to the soundtrack of Purely Belter. Cullen and Broudie continue to collaborate on "songs for other people", and Cullen has written for Kylie Minogue.
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The university reopened after the war on February 5, 1946, but it was affected by the uniformity imposed on social institutions in the Soviet occupation zone. In 1948 the freely elected student council was disbanded and replaced by Free German Youth members. The chairman of the Student Council, Wolfgang Natonek, and other members were arrested and imprisoned, but the university was also a nucleus of resistance. Thus began the Belter group, with flyers for free elections.
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Sadly, during production of the album and a warm-up tour, MacLeod became ill, and after the release of the album he succumbed to cancer on April 25, 1992. During his illness, and incapacitated, it was thought best by the label for Steele to continue on as a solo artist after signing with American label Chrysalis Records/EMI. The album, Magnet to Steele, was released in 1991,"Hard rock belter prefers coffee to sex". Edmonton Journal, August 3, 1991.
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Nick Jarvis from in the Mix said "From the gospel intro to the tribal conga drums, driving bassline and diva vocals exploring themes of "love on the dancefloor", 'Just the Thing' takes a swathe of deep house and disco tropes and turns them into an indelible hands-in-the-air jam. What a hook, and what a voice; Paul Mac's most commercially successful single is an all-time funky house belter that's probably still getting thrashed on pub jukeboxes in regional towns".
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A urge for a land rush begins after portals to other solar systems with habitable worlds opened up. Refugee ships from the belt and overcrowded Earth are stopped at the gateway. Efforts to terraform Mars begin to wane as ready made habitable worlds are now available. The crew of the Rocinante are sent to investigate the situation on the single alien planet that has been settled by Belter refugees, who have been joined by an officially backed scientific expedition with private military support.
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In addition to her role in Emmerdale, Hardwick starred in the 2000 comedy film Purely Belter, Billy Elliot and won the best actress award at the Monte Carlo International Television Festival in 1998 for her role in Amber Films' The Scar, about a County Durham pit community in crisis. She also starred as Sian in Byker Grove, the youth leader. In 2003, Hardwick played Maggie Thomas in an episode of The Royal. In 2007, Hardwick was an occasional contributor on Grumpy Old Women.
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As a form of heraldry, Belters decorate their skintight suits with elaborate (and often expensive) torso paintings. Most Belters, male and female, sport what is known as the Belter Crest: shaving their heads on the sides, leaving a strip of hair down the center resembling a mohawk. However, the hair in the back can be of any length, particularly for women. In lieu of (or perhaps in addition to) a wake for their dead, Belters have a custom known as the ceremonial drunk.
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They noted it was implausible for her to be able "to smell things and spot tiny details that unsettle all who visit her" while behind glass. However, Gerard O'Donovan (The Daily Telegraph) disagreed and praised the scenes as "a triumph of camp, lip- quivering menace in a glass-walled cell." She added that "First Blood" was "an absolute belter, featuring a cast of fabulously strong, variably humane female characters." Michael Moran from Bt.com bemoaned the dearth of realism in the episode.
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He believed it stood out for being a "tiny bit weird". Joe Rivers of No Ripcord gave the single a rating of nine out of ten, calling it "vivacious, fun, brash and confident" and noting its "absolute belter of a chorus". BBC Music's Al Fox called the song "addictive", while Houston Chronicle pop critic Joey Guerra found it "ridiculously catchy". Mikael Wood, writing in the Los Angeles Times, complimented the "big chorus" and the "chewy production touch" of its bass synthesizer.
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On 9 August 2001, a delegation from the Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF), which represents the North, visited Jos, Plateau State, in the heart of the middle belt. Major General Abdullahi Shelleng invited his audience to join the ACF. However, in response governor Joshua Dariye made it clear that he was not interested in being marginalized and would prefer to remain a "middle-belter". In an interview, retired Air Commodore Jonah David Jang put the position simply: "Middle Belters are Middle Belters, and we will remain Middle Belters".
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In this scene, Azalea is dressed in a crimson, double- belter half-jacket over a black-and-pink two-piece swimsuit. In the next segment, Azalea reprises another on-stage showgirl performance, this time superimposed in glitter and flames. She is now pictured in a friendlier mood backstage, trying on a Lucite cowboy hat and applying mascara. The video's plot twist occurs with Azalea—in a white pantsuit—being handcuffed and escorted out a casino by two policeman into the backseat of their vehicle.
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Detective Joe Miller (Thomas Jane) sneaks into the apartment of pilot and activist Julie Mao (Florence Faivre) to investigate her disappearance. Recent transmissions reveal a strained relationship with her wealthy father, who threatened to sell her racing ship. Miller and his partner Dimitri Havelock (Jay Hernandez) are sent to catch local Belter gangsters, the Greigas, and recover stolen water. Although Miller catches the Greigas, he lets them go after coming to admire their survivalist defiance, but tells them to stay away from the water.
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Parts of the 1976 film The Likely Lads were filmed in the town. The 2000 film Purely Belter included scenes filmed at the bingo hall adjacent to the Spanish City Dome. Some of the external shots show what remained of the theme park at that time. The town also features in 2013 film The Cullercoats Fishlass, produced by local company ACT 2 CAM, in which Charles Elderton tries to persuade the Spanish City owners to let his troupe perform there, despite the Sunday licensing laws.
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Before turning to professional acting, Whately began his working life as a folk singer, and still plays the guitar, performing for charity concerts. Along with other Auf Wiedersehen, Pet stars, he makes an appearance at the biennial benefit concert Sunday for Sammy in Newcastle. Before becoming an actor, he started training as an accountant. His acting career includes several stage plays, among them an adaptation of Twelve Angry Men, and film appearances in The Return of the Soldier, The English Patient, Paranoid and Purely Belter.
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Alice Jordan is a Belter and a Goldskin, a member of the Belt Police in the mid-twenty-fourth century. Together with flatlander Roy Truesdale, they set out for the Kuiper Belt in search of Jack Brennan, a human turned Protector who has been abducting humans for study. In Destroyer of Worlds (by Niven and Edward M. Lerner), Alice is found in a stasis field in a singleship by Outsiders. They sell the singleship containing her to Sigmund Ausfaller who releases her from stasis.
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They also played the King Tut's Summer Nights Festival in 2019. In addition to performing live, the band released a number of singles in their first year together, many of which arrived with accompanying videos. Debut single St Elmo was followed by Vibrations, Chameleon and Automatic Love, the latter being reviewed as a 'bruising, belter of a song'. In addition to these videos, Echo Machine collaborated with Thai singer Janine Alissa Wollmann on a cover of the billie eilish track Bad Guy, producing an accompanying music video.
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His band, "Half a Shilling", sang a song called "Send the Buggers Back", supposedly about a set of Holy Communion shoes, but clearly intended (to those who are themselves racist) as a racist anthem. He played Jackie Elliot in the West End musical Billy Elliot. Healy appeared in the film Purely Belter as the abusive father of delinquent teenager Gerry and appeared in Coronation Street as Paul Jones, the father of barman Sean Tully. Healy previously appeared on the show in 1976 as a bingo caller.
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In a State publication, Cashin deemed it a "warped earworm" and a "belter". Rap-Up hailed it as Azalea's "new anthem", and felt it was timed for the summer to "[shake] up the dancefloor". Similarly, Kyle Anderson of Entertainment Weekly opined that the song was "thumping" and "a thoroughbred entry in the song-of-summer race", while Juliana June Rasul of The Straits Times said it was "a perfect summer pop song". In a publication for The Atlantic, Nolan Feeney highlighted it as a "colorful butt-shaker".
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CBC said while the song may not be deep, it was the best to be expected from a "fourth grade fashionista", commenting the track was more "schoolyard friendly" than any music released by Miley Cyrus. The Guardian described the track as "a pretty good R&B; belter in the same vein as Rihanna, all heavily treated vocals and huge juddering beats". BET Sound Off blog commented that Smith had more personality on the track than fellow artists three times her age. Melinda Newman of HitFix complimented Smith's "competent" singing voice.
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' The Liverpool Daily Post review, February 2009:Review – Slappers and Slapheads – February 2009 'Some great lines, great actors and great tunes.' 'SLAPPERS and Slapheads began life at the Royal Court in 2003, and returns whipped into shape to launch the theatre's 2009 programme. And what a belter it is. Based on a night at the city's infamous Grafton nightclub – which becomes the Palace, with off-stage DJ Pete Price warming up the audiences himself until the 18th – there's more to it than you might imagine from the title.
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Portillo then unexpectedly visited Zamora to offer assistance, including allowing him access to a photographic database of government and armed forces members. In late January 2004, Zamora published the names and photographs of the men and woman he alleged to be his attackers in El Periódico; they included a senior member of Portillo's staff, an employee of the Attorney General, and a counter-intelligence specialist. Two years later, former member of the military Eduviges Funes was later sentenced to sixteen years' imprisonment for his role in the attack. Another former soldier, Belter Álvarez, was acquitted.
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Hendrickson Publishers, Inc. P. 39, The lineup of the group stayed stable with Andrus and Terry Blackwood sharing lead vocals through 1976 when Joe Moscheo left just after recording of Follow the Man with the Music. The following year, the pair themselves left to form contemporary Christian music act Andrus, Blackwood & Company. In early 1976, the group hired baritone David Will, (who sang lead for the Keystone Quartet and the Statesmen, and would stay on for 23 years with the Imperials) and soulful belter Russ Taff as their new lead vocalist.
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Kerry Ann Christiansen is a British actress who began her career in the popular British children’s TV series Byker Grove. After her character's departure from the show, she went on to play Kim Cotton in the short lived ITV series Close and True, which also starred Robson Green and Jamie Bell, and she made a cameo playing Bridget in the 2000 film Purely Belter. Kerry Ann went on to study Media Production at the University of Sunderland before returning to being in front of the camera to star in the 2005 short film Trainlines.
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"My Man" received a positive response from music critics. Justin Kantor commended Braxton for conveying the song's varying emotions. While praising the single for its relatability, a We TV writer described it as "the next best break-up remedy since ice cream". AllMusic's Andy Kellman selected "My Man" as a highlight from Bluebird of Happiness, writing that album "crest[ed] with the two-timed belter" and its final song "Empty Boxes". In an article about the 60th Annual Grammy Awards nominations, Da’Shan Smith said Braxton's single was snubbed.
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Purely Belter is a 2000 British comedy drama film directed by Mark Herman about two teenagers (Chris Beattie and Greg McLane) trying to get money, by any means necessary, in order to get season tickets for home games of Premier League football team Newcastle United. It is based on the novel The Season Ticket by Jonathan Tulloch. Other actors in the film include Roy Hudd, Charlie Hardwick, Tim Healy, Kerry Ann Christiansen and Kevin Whately. There is also a cameo appearance by footballer Alan Shearer, whose car the boys steal.
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While searching for his abductor, he befriends a Belter named Alice Jordan who helps him figure out that the man he has sought is none other than Jack Brennan. Truesdale and Jordan find Brennan in the outer solar system on a fabricated world of Brennan's design called Kobold. Brennan discovers that a Pak invasion fleet is headed towards human space and takes Truesdale to a Human outpost colony called Home in an effort to divert attention away from Earth. During their journey they battle with scout ships from the Pak fleet.
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Tracks were also nominated for awards in 2003 and 2004. In September 2004 the group issued their first live album, These Days: Live in Concert, initially as a CD, and followed in October with a two-disc DVD. One single, "Stumblin'", which had appeared on Vulture Street, was issued as a live version. In late October they released a compilation album, Fingerprints: The Best of Powderfinger, 1994–2000, which included many of their singles from the first four albums as well as non- singles "Thrilloilogy" and "Belter", and a re-release of "These Days".
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Led by a mix of big horns and hip-hop sensibility it follows an experimental melancholy. "Deep," an ode to Shannon Brown that was produced by Danja and Polow da Don, is a luminous ballad that takes on an edgier tone as the singer talks about falling in love. "Hustler's Ambition" features singer Akon and tells the tale of distanced but committed love between a criminal and his woman over Latin-inspired instrumentals and soft singing. "Alone in Your Heart," a pop-soul belter, samples from Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes' "Stay Together" (1977).
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In 1962 they moved to Spain to work with record label Belter, and in 1964 they were chosen by broadcaster TVE to represent the country (as Nelly, Tim & Tony) at the 9th Eurovision Song Contest in Copenhagen, Denmark. With the song "Caracola", they placed 12th in a field of 16. Nevertheless, in Spain they were not as successful as in Latin America and they went back to Argentina. In 1965 they recorded their last single with RCA, which included the songs "Yo No Me Marcho de Aquí" and "Llévame, Llévame".
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The liner notes contained a blurb about King's "particular form of jazz... blues-belter extraordinary" and little else. McGee notes that King is backed by a small combo composed of pianist Lloyd Glenn, bassist Ralph Hamilton, and drummer Jessie Sailes (most of King's recordings at the time included a horn section). Three singles from the album were released by the Bihari's Kent Records; "Walkin' Mr. Bill" reached number 23 on Billboard's Hot R&B; Sides chart in October 1960. In 2003, My Kind of Blues was reissued on CD by Ace Records with eight bonus tracks.
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The ice hauling ship Canterbury (nicknamed the Cant by Belters) is en route from Saturn's Rings to Ceres Station when it encounters a distress signal. Five members of the Cant's crew are dispatched in a shuttle to investigate: executive officer James "Jim" Holden, a former officer in the UN Navy (UNN); chief engineer Naomi Nagata, a Belter; pilot Alex Kamal, a veteran of the Martian navy (MCRN); engineer Amos Burton; and medic Shed Garvey. They discover an abandoned transport vessel called the Scopuli. They find no trace of the ship's crew, but they do discover the beacon transmitting the distress signal.
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At the end of the broadcast one of Hamblin's grandsons appeared with host Stanley Andrews, who noted an historical marker which honors Hamblin's work on behalf of peace on the frontier. In 1963, Webb also portrayed George C. Belter, the murdered owner of Spicy Bits, a gossip magazine, in the Perry Mason episode, "The Case of the Velvet Claws," starring Raymond Burr. In 1965, Webb again played the murder victim on Perry Mason, this time as Addison Powell in "The Case of the Impetuous Imp." Webb played Lieutenant Commander Ben Finney in an episode of Star Trek: The Original Series ("Court Martial", 1967).
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Mick Manning lost 5-1 to Graeme Stoddart and Cliff Lazarenko stormed through to round two courtesy of a 5-1 win over Andrew Davies. Dennis Harbour beat the only lady in the competition Deta Hedman 5-2 and Dutchman Jan van der Rassel started strongly by beating Steve Ritchie 5-1. Best match of the first round was former BDO player Colin Monk (now full-time with the PDC) against Lee Palfreyman who was last seen on TV in the Las Vegas tournament two years ago. It was a belter of a game with Monk edging out Palfreyman 5-4.
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At AllMusic, Stephen Thomas Erlewine states that the album "returns O'Riordan to her strengths: melodic, atmospheric, mildly brooding pop—Are You Listening is a success as a solo debut: it doesn't resurrect O'Riordan's earliest work as much as reconnect with it, and she hasn't sounded this purposeful, or made a record this satisfying, since the days of "Linger". Caroline Sullivan of The Guardian gave the album four out of five stars and wrote that "the lofty hooklines - like the majestic belter that makes you sit up straight during "Ordinary Day" - are stirring stuff, and enhanced by the silvery and uncharacteristic "Black Widow".
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After it ended, it was replaced with a recorded programme featuring highlights from the weekday breakfast show, under the title The Best of The Chris Evans Breakfast Show with Sky. The Chris Evans Breakfast show also broadcasts on Virgin Radio Anthems UK, Virgin Radio Chilled UK and Virgin Radio Groove UK Features Features on the show include: • Good Morning Chris Club • Big Screen Belter • Kids For a Fanfare • Gobsmackers • Absolute Class The show is also available as a podcast every Friday, with highlights from the show from the past week, plus extra content and uncut interviews.
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Insatiable received generally mixed to negative reviews from music critics. Aggregating website AnyDecentMusic? reports a rating of 5.6 based on eight reviews. Fraser McAlpine of BBC Music felt that it "does tend to skitter across [...] a fine line between Heartfelt and A Bit Dim [...] in quite a distracting fashion", but noticed that its "quirks and idiosyncrasies are wrapped up in immaculately produced, grown-up pop music, hand-tooled by experts" and called it "lively and enjoyable in lots of ways". Tony Clayton- Lea from The Irish Times wrote that "it’s nothing we haven’t heard before, but as femme-pop goes, it’s a belter".
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When a Belter dies, his or her close friends will typically get intoxicated (either alone or in groups according to one's nature or circumstance) and reminisce about the deceased. The Belt Government collects a 30% tax on all cargo sold within the belt. However, one can avoid paying the tax by smuggling one's cargo to an Earth facility, which collects no taxes. The caveat is that, if one is caught smuggling by the Belt police (known as goldskins due to the color of their spacesuits), one will forfeit all of one's cargo to the Belt Government.
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Charles Martin Shaeffer is nicknamed "Little" Shaeffer and is known to most of his friends simply as "Lit". A Belter, born in the late 21st century, he is First Speaker for the Belt Political Section when Kzanol the thrint is revived from stasis in the early 22nd century. He is friends with Lucas Garner and has visited with him at least once on Farmer's Asteroid, one of the Belt Bubbleworlds. Lit's nickname comes from the fact that he spent a good deal of time in low and zero-g during his body's growth period, and is now unusually tall.
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The head of the group, Herbert Belter, was executed in 1951 in Moscow. The German Democratic Republic was created in 1949, and in 1953 for Karl Marx Year the university was renamed by its government the Karl Marx University, Leipzig after Karl Marx. In 1968, the partly damaged Augusteum, including Johanneum and Albertinum and the intact Paulinerkirche, were demolished to make way for a redevelopment of the university, carried out between 1973 and 1978. The dominant building of the university was the University Tower (now City-Hochhaus Leipzig), built between 1968 and 1972 in the form of an open book.
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But some of them criticized the album for this reason. In a review for The Observer, Daniel O'Boyle was disappointed of the result it "could have been"; J. Moore considered the "harmonies with Lacy [hinting] at a darkness far greater than what is expressed on" the album; Tom Walters named it for DIY "an infectious dance floor belter" but felt discomforted it became the focal point on a "brand new material [record]"; and David Turner from Rolling Stone added that "Old Love / New Love" gives "rave- level bliss on an album that more often sticks to cocksure swagger or somber introspection".
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David Whiteway from Renowned For Sound gave the song 4 out 5, saying; "American Dream is a belter. [It] opens with the words "'do something with your life'" and [it has] a captivating hook and choral melody driven by massive pop sensibilities and their own excellent song writing skills. " Jolt Magazine said: "This song is an uplifting song that begs you to listen to the lyrics about how the 'underdogs rise and the mighty fall'." The song was also featured on an episode the Nickelodeon TV show The Thundermans, sung by MKTO themselves as guest stars.
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September 2016: "Shout (Say That You Want Me)", recorded and performed by The Potbelleez themselves, and was also used in ads for Kmart. Ilan explained how the track came together: "We were in Nashville at a song writing camp and we were playing around with some big vocal tracks and got talking about iconic Australian anthems and 'Shout'. It was the incredible Isley Brothers who originally wrote and recorded 'Shout', but it was Australia's first rock n roll super star Jonny O’Keefe and his version in the early '60s that went on to become an Australian anthem! We were so excited to put our own spin on this classic belter".
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" Davydd Chong from Record Mirror stated that it is "an absolute belter in the vocal department, and all others, the tune bounds along proudly, head held high, evoking the spirit of some mid-Seventies soul classic." Phil Shanklin of ReviewsRevues sait the song has "the verve and drive of a Ce Ce Peniston hit", adding it as "a big song which needs a big vocal and Dina shines." Adam Higginbotham from Select noted the song as "solid, tastefully-cut soul bleeding subtly into brisk garage beats." Johnny Dee from Smash Hits described it as a "luxury, jazzy, summertime wobbler that sounds a bit like a Burt Bacharach tune from the '60s.
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In the future that the series depicts, spanning roughly the third millennium, humans have explored this region and colonized many of its worlds. Contact has been made with other species, such as the two-headed Pierson's Puppeteers and the aggressive felinoid Kzinti. Stories in the Known Space series include events and places outside of the region called "Known Space" such as the Ringworld, the Pierson's Puppeteers' Fleet of Worlds and the Pak homeworld. The Tales were originally conceived as two separate series, the Belter stories set roughly from 2000 to 2350 CE and the Neutron Star / Ringworld stories set in 2651 CE and later.
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On November 3, 2012, Jahméne Douglas performed the song on the ninth series of The X Factor in the UK, receiving praise from the judges of the show. Alex Fletcher of Digital Spy also noted that the cover was a "belter" and the singer "bloody well nailed it". On May 10, a 12-year-old girl Michèle won the contest of The Voice Kid in Germany after performing the song on the final show. Sam Bailey sang "Listen" on August 31, 2013 during the tenth season of The X Factor in the UK. It was described as the highlight of the episode and Bailey received standing ovation from the judges.
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Revealing news of the track's release, Rock Sound writer Andy Biddulph described "Happy Song" as "absolutely massive", and in a review of That's the Spirit later dubbed it "epic, thunderous and skyscraping in equal measure". Gigwise's Andrew Trendell also dubbed the song "massive", describing it as "a monolothic [sic] slab of rock – and a promising sign of things to come". Music Feeds writer Emmy Mack described the song as "a monstrous new rock anthem", comparing it to the music of Royal Blood by dubbing it "a throbbing, chugging rock belter". AllMusic's James Christopher Monger selected "Happy Song" as the highlight from That's the Spirit, describing it as "auspicious" and "fevered".
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Thus she returns to her technoid underground roots and stays true to her dancefloor principles after about three decades. In 2019 Ellen Allien launched her UFO Inc. label with an EP that features the epic »UFO« which has been on heavy rotation in her DJ sets all summer long. Between »UFO« and the hard-hitting Berlin acid belter »Körpermaschine« on the flipside, the »UFO« EP perfectly captures the energetic hardware sound of Allien’s new imprint, which will be dedicated to a rough and raw approach to techno. Ellen Allien holds residencies in the clubs Nitsa, Barcelona and Circoloco at DC10, Ibiza and is a regular in clubs such as Madrid’s Mondo.
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Joyce Bryant (born October 14, 1927) is an American singer and actress who achieved fame in the late 1940s and early 1950s as a theater and nightclub performer. With her signature silver hair and tight mermaid dresses, she became an early African-American sex symbol, garnering such nicknames as "The Bronze Blond Bombshell", "the black Marilyn Monroe", "The Belter" and "The Voice You'll Always Remember". Bryant left the industry in 1955 at the height of her popularity to devote herself to the Seventh-day Adventist Church. A decade later, she returned to show business as a trained classical vocalist and later became a vocal coach.
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Newt has been noted as the first "emo" character for Hollyoaks and has been shown to follow certain emo characteristics, such as a reluctance to communicate with those around him. Producer Bryan Kirkwood stated: "He's a little belter who after a couple of years in the background will hopefully prove to be a really big character." Actor Nico Mirallegro was cast into the role. In March 2010 it was announced that Mirallegro would be leaving the serial after almost three years to pursue other projects, although his departure was included in the list of 11 other departees that new series producer Paul Marquess had axed.
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Maureen "Mau" Flores Marcelo (born May 13, 1980)Mau Does Some Soul Searching Philippine Idol website features section is a Filipina soul singer and composer who rose to prominence as the first winner of Philippine Idol in 2006. She was dubbed as the "Soul Idol" and "The Black Belter" at the competition for her R&B-style; vocals. She was also called "Philippines' Diamond Diva" after her much-applauded performance of "Diamonds Are Forever" by Shirley Bassey during the Movie and Musical Theme Week.The 1st 'Philippine Idol': Mau is it! Manila Bulletin, December 12, 2007 (accessed November 4, 2007) For a time, she went by the stage name Samantha Brown, based on her father's surname.
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Vocally, Grant runs the whole gamut from rock chick to blue eyed soul diva while the production, from husband Bernie Herms, is top rate. From the uptempo belter 'I Will Not Be Moved' to the soft piano ballad 'Make a Way', her distinct vocals are flawless and cement her status as the Christian pop star of our time. Lyrically, the album addresses a number of issues; struggling with cancer ('Our Hope Endures'), finding hope in the midst of life's difficulties ('Make It Matter')—a power pop song with an R&B; kick, and 'Let Go', about living in the moment. Let's hope Grant takes this advice herself and can enjoy the success this album will surely bring.
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Prior to the concert Morissette revealed that she envisioned it to be a means where she could showcase her versatility as an artist. Specifically, she wanted to break free from her stereotype as a belter, and show her skill in dancing as well as demonstrating her softer side, which she did not get to show often. She topped the 2017 2nd Wish 107.5 Music Awards with a total of eight awards, far more than any artist nominated. Amon won all the six categories she was nominated in, and joined the Wishclusive Elite Circle with two Bronze Awards for her version of Mariah Carey's "Against All Odds" and Little Mix's "Secret Love Song".
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Lar has been described as an ardent Middle-Belter, an active participant in the Middle Belt Forum. In Plateau State he championed a policy based on the idea that the state should help indigenes realize the benefits of their "emancipation" from Hausa domination, and that the centuries-old Hausa and Jarawa communities in Jos and Yelwa should be relegated to non-indigene status. In an interview in February 2009 he said that the Middle Belt was being neglected despite the great contributions it made to national unity, a reference to sacrifices in the Nigerian Civil War. He also complained of discrimination against Christians in the North, to the extent that they could not get land to build a church.
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Upon his arrival, he captures a Belter (a worker from the asteroid belt) named Jack Brennan, who is infected by Phssthpok's store of tree-of-life root and is transformed into a protector (or at least a Human variant). They land on Mars where Brennan kills Phssthpok and is rescued by two Humans, Nick Sohl and Lucas Garner, who had set out to meet the alien. The first half of the novel ends with Brennan telling his story to the Humans before he heads for the outer reaches of the solar system. The second half of the book follows the path of a Human named Roy Truesdale who has been abducted with no memory of the event.
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"Curious" has garnered acclaim from music critics. In January 2018, Time's Raisa Bruner recommended "Curious" among "5 Songs You Need to Listen to This Week", describing it as a vulnerable "frothy pop confection" the author believes is more socially conscious than Katy Perry’s "I Kissed a Girl" (2008). Gay Times' Nick Levine called the track "super-catchy". The Guardian's Michael Cragg reviewed the song as an excellent "electropop belter", throughout which Kiyoko does "what she does best", while Neil Z. Yeung of AllMusic called it "an endearing gem that chronicles a girl-likes-girl-likes- guy triangle". Abbey Perrin of Affinity Magazine welcomed "Curious" as the single "we’ve all been waiting for", praising Kiyoko's "smooth, effortless vocals".
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"Invincible" received positive reviews from music critics. 4Music commended the song as an "empowering belter", while Nolan Feeney of Time praised the record, saying that of all the artists Sia has collaborated with, few are more suited to the spotlight-averse songwriter's brand of "victim to victory" anthems than Clarkson. In her review for HitFix, Courtney E. Smith described the song as having the looks to combine that Clarkson backbone everyone so loved from tracks like "Since U Been Gone" (2004) and the aural architecture of David Guetta and Sia's "Titanium" (2011). Reviewing for Entertainment Weekly, Taylor Weatherby complimented the track, writing that "Invincible" is more focused on reminding fans of the powerhouse vocalist Clarkson is, and that she that her "Stronger" spirit hasn't changed.
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Her voice has a distinctive raspy sound to it, similar in vein to that of Pink and Amy Winehouse On "Party in the U.S.A." (2009), her vocals feature belter refrains, while those on the song "Obsessed" (2009) are described as "husky". Releases such as "The Climb" (2009) and "These Four Walls" (2008) feature elements of country music and showcase Cyrus' "twangy vocals". Cyrus experimented with an electropop sound on "Fly on the Wall" (2008), a genre that she would explore further with the release of Can't Be Tamed (2010), her third studio album. It was initially intended to feature rock music elements prior to its completion, and Cyrus claimed after its release that it could be her final pop album.
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As an accompanist he played with such artists as Pepe Marchena, Niña de los Peines, Pepe Pinto, Juanito Valderrama, Niña de la Puebla, Niña de Antequera, Pepe Aznalcollar, Pepe Guillena, Niño de la Huerta amongst others. Pepe was cited by Carlos Montoya, in the New York Guitar Review, as being one of the very finest flamenco guitarists of his generation along with Manolo de Huelva, Sabicas, Mario Escudero and Niño Ricardo. Pepe Martínez made many recordings throughout his career, in Spain, France and the UK, on Columbia, Belter, Discophone, HMV, Odeon, Hispavox, Decca, Odean, Guilde Internationale du Disque and Discophon. The BBC made a documentary about his life called My Friend Pepe Martinez which was part of a series of programs about the spirit of Spain.
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Mike Newdeck writes on his review for Alternative Addiction that "Green proves to be the main strength of the album, sounding remarkably like Patrick Wilson in places, yet adding his own distinctive personality". Andrew Hart writing for Rock Relapse describes Green as "a prototypical hard rock belter, the kind of vocalist who lends a nice twinge of gruffness to his superbly clean voice," which makes him a fine substitute for the band's last frontman. Brian Campbell of Starpulse opines that "by the end of the tremendous opening track "Life After Anger", you should know just about all you need to know about Emphatic’s Another Life. Chunky riffs, soaring vocals, and melodic hooks all coated in a glossy, radio ready sheen".
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After sailing back to Adelaide the MCC were to play South Australia in the run up the Adelaide Test. Their captain "Pancho" Ridings won the toss and batted on a belter of a wicket, but was let down badly by his team as they were rolled over for 185 on the first day as all the England bowlers took wickets. Only Ridings himself (40) and wicket- keeper Gil Langley (53) made any resistance. With Peter May in charge Len Hutton, Godfrey Evans, Trevor Bailey, Frank Tyson, Brian Statham went to the races at Cheltenham Park Racecourse and Tyson won £50 (his tour fee was £600). When he returned he regretted it as Denis Compton had made a century of genius, 182 gold-stroked runs as he added 234 with May (114).
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Evans is a supporter of the proposal to make 23 June a public holiday in the United Kingdom, to be known as British Independence Day. Following a Parliamentary debate on the topic, the announcement from the government of the United Kingdom to not proceed with the holiday at present, he said it was "a shame the government has made this decision, this is an absolute belter of an idea." On the issue of climate change, Evans has expressed his belief in the solar variation theory and the causes of warming on the earth and on other planets being sunspots, and praised the television documentary The Great Global Warming Swindle as "one of the best and most controversial programmes I've ever seen on television, particularly for those who don't like being spoonfed by Al Gore".
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Floating into the Night was produced and written by Badalamenti and Lynch; Badalamenti composed the music and Lynch wrote the lyrics. Cruise initially regarded herself as "a Broadway belter" and had a reputation for letting "angry and aggressive emotions power her work," but Lynch "felt that Cruise had a 'soft, sad side'" and encouraged her to sing in a softer tone and in a higher register; Cruise's vocal style on Floating into the Night has been often regarded as "ethereal" and drawn comparisons to Elizabeth Fraser on the earlier releases by the Cocteau Twins. Cruise's vocals on Floating into the Night feature heavy use of digital reverb. Early recording sessions were difficult until Cruise heard her vocals treated with effects, upon which she recognized that Badalamenti was creating "mood pieces," and also took to Lynch's lyrics.
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One variant (known as O'Toole's corollary of Finagle's law) favored among hackers is a takeoff on the second law of thermodynamics (related to the augmentation of entropy): In the Star Trek episode "Amok Time" (written by Theodore Sturgeon in 1967), Captain Kirk tells Spock, "As one of Finagle's laws puts it: 'Any home port the ship makes will be somebody else's, not mine.'" The term "Finagle's law" was popularized by science fiction author Larry Niven in several stories (for example, Protector [Ballantine Books paperback edition, 4th printing, p. 23]), depicting a frontier culture of asteroid miners; this "Belter" culture professed a religion or running joke involving the worship of the dread god Finagle and his mad prophet Murphy. "Finagle's law" can also be the related belief "Inanimate objects are out to get us", also known as Resistentialism.
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The song was written and produced by Gaga, Mark Nilan Jr., Nick Monson, and Paul "DJWS" Blair with Aaron Raitiere providing additional writing.The ‘A Star is Born’ End Credits Song May Remind You Of Some Of Lady Gaga’s Other Iconic Ballads TATIANA TENREYRO It is Ally's ode to Jackson (characters in A Star Is Born), painting a picture of their romance as Gaga alternates between tender storyteller and throaty power belter, declaring "wanna see your face when I fall with grace at the moment I die". The song is performed in the key of G major with a moderate tempo of 105 beats per minute in common time. It follows a chord progression of G–G/B–Em–C during the verses and G–Em–G/B-G during the chorus, and the vocals span from E3 to E5.
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But then, Desilu Productions thought that maybe too much had been crammed into one half-hour and since Ball and Vance (who both were great friends of Merman) were having such a marvelous time working with the legendary Broadway belter, they decided to expand it into two episodes, thereby taking advantage of Merman's formidable talents. So, a second filming was scheduled. In Part 1, Ethel was to be the houseguest of Lucy and Viv for a few weeks, and then in Part 2, a full blown episode was created that included scenes of Lucy once again, trying to get into the act. An all new Boy Scout show was filmed also, with Jerry once again hosting, Sherman dancing, and Lucy, Viv, and Ethel, this time joined by Mr. Mooney, singing and dancing through a history of show business.
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" Entertainment Weeklys Mikael Wood wrote that "on A Different Me, this Oakland-born belter turns her focus from heartbreak to happiness only a few years after Blige promised she was done with drama. Fortunately, Cole still sounds plenty intense singing about finding a guy who completes her; in her experience- ravaged vocals you can hear relief, but also the knowledge that stability has a way of attracting trouble." USA Today writer Steve Jones found that Cole "is in a sexier, more playful mood on her third album. Her songs still wring the emotion, but there is much less pain than on previous works [...] It seems the still-evolving singer just keeps getting better." Similarly, Barry Walters from Spin remarked that "despite her third full-length’s title, Cole doesn’t mess with the formula established on her previous platinum albums, and that’s a blessing.
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Ulf Reichstein-Markham was born on Wunderland in 2390, the son of a solar system Belter. Following the occupation of Wunderland by the Kzinti in the First Man-Kzin War, at the age of 18 he joined the "Free Wunderland Navy," what purported to be a resistance group but was little more than a band of space pirates occupying the Serpent Swarm (Alpha Centauri's asteroid belt). He was responsible for the capture of the United Nations spaceship Catskinner, whose crew later were responsible for the assassination of Chuut-Riit. He also came under the control of a Thrint who escaped its Slaver stasis field before being destroyed by the Catskinner AI. By the time Wunderland was liberated in 2420, Reichstein-Markham had become an admiral, and then was chosen to be Minister of War for the free Wunderlander government.
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In September 2018, Maggie Rose released the LP, Change The Whole Thing with headlining tour dates in Hollywood, Dallas, Atlanta, and Nashville. Rolling Stone included the album as a “Must Have” along with Prince and Macy Gray and “positions Rose as a gifted and versatile pop-soul belter” in the vein of Bonnie Raitt and Joe Cocker’s Mad Dogs and Englishmen — a convincing assertion that Rose belongs right at the same intersection of musical style. In September 2018, she made her 50th Opry Show appearance with the legendary Jeannie Sealy making the introduction. Maggie Rose is a YouTube's Emerging Artist and a member of their Artist in Residence programs, and is a Pandora Artist to Watch 2018. She is regularly listed on red carpet Best Dressed Lists for her fashion sensibility with Vogue naming Maggie Rose as an “It Girl”, and Glamour calling her sophisticated and flawless.
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The most famous heroic tenor of his age, Tamagno performed in 26 countries, gaining renown for the power of his singing, especially in the upper register. Tamagno was among the rare species of singers known as a tenore robusto or tenore di forza, and critics likened the sound of his voice to that of a trumpet or even a cannon. Tamagno's vocal range extended up to high C-sharp during his prime, but he was no mere ”belter” of high notes; his recordings provide evidence of his ability, even at career's end, to sing softly when required, modulating the dynamic levels of his voice with skill and sensitivity. Best known as the creator of the protagonist's part in Verdi's Otello at La Scala, Milan in 1887, he also was the first Gabriele Adorno in Verdi's 1881 revision of Simon Boccanegra, a far more lyrical assignment than the "Moor of Venice".
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Variety said the film has a "heartwarming story, some lively songs and professional animation", adding that it is "a sweet, enjoyable romantic tale more likely to succeed as an afternoon diversion on home video than on the big screen". The New York Times wrote "The tunes Mr. Manilow has written for the movie are, like his familiar pop standards, bouncy and catchy", and commented that "the animation is fine". Washington Post Staff Writer Hal Hinson wrote that "A flourishing opening number—titled 'Here and Now'—proves that Short can belt out a song with the best of them", adding that the "Bluth studio style of animation is passable, and, in the case of a Brecht-Weill flavored production number, occasionally inspired." SFGate described the "show-tune- style songs" as "pleasant but forgettable", adding that "the singing by Short, Belushi, Curry and Broadway belter Golden is the best thing about the film".
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Stories of asteroid mining multiplied after the late 1940s, accompanied by descriptions of a society living in caves or domes on asteroids, or (unscientifically) providing the asteroid with an atmosphere held in place by an "artificial gravity". The idea of such isolated settlements, coupled with existing stereotypes of American mineral prospectors in the 19th century "Wild West", gave rise to the stock character of a "Belter" or "Rock Rat" – a rugged and independent-minded individual, resentful of state or corporate authority. Among such works is Ben Bova's Asteroid Wars series. Another way in which asteroids could be considered a source of danger is by depicting them as a hazard to navigation, especially threatening to ships traveling from Earth to the outer parts of the Solar System and thus needing to pass the Asteroid Belt (or make a time- and fuel-consuming detour around it).
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Dobson is seen and heard in the official video at the recording studio as she lent her vocals. Dobson's involvement with the Olympics continued on March 12, 2010 as she performed "I Want You" and "Watch Me Move" at the Opening Ceremonies for the 2010 Paralympic Winter Games.(Archived by WebCite at link on March 16, 2010) She covered "River Deep – Mountain High" for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 25th annual induction ceremony at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City on March 15, 2010.(Archived by WebCite on March 4, 2010) It inspired a reviewer to state that it, "...was an eye-opening version of Greenwich & Barry's "River Deep, Mountain High" by Canadian belter Fefe Dobson that was so good it makes you want to go out and buy all her music." Dobson performed on a twenty city tour across Canada in March and April 2010 on Hedley's The Show Must Go...On The Road Tour.
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The novel centres around an eleven year old school girl, Tippy Chan and her babysitting Uncle Pike and his boyfriend Devon, who together form a secret amateur detective club "The Nancys" to try and solve Tippy's teacher's murder in her small town over one summer. Craig Sisterson, reviewer and founder of the Ngaio Marsh Awards said of the book "First-time novelist McDonald has opened his account with a real belter, a unique and enthralling tale." Vanda Symon review of The Nancys in Landfill Review stated "It is a bold author who writes a crime fiction novel from the perspective of an eleven-year-old girl, but Rob McDonald has captured the essence and heart of his young narrator, and with it brought a view of her world that is illuminating, funny, bewildering, heart-breaking and determined." Auckland Libraries listed McDonald and The Nancys in their Top 10 New Voices as part of their 2019 Top 100 list.
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Nick Levine of Digital Spy gave the song a positive review stating: > With his last two singles stalling outside the UK top 20, his Third Strike > album yet to threaten the UK top 40, and the Brits panel forgetting > conveniently that he exists, it's hard to avoid the conclusion that pretty > much every clap of his grime-pop crossover thunder has been stolen by > another fashion-conscious MC from our fair capital whose semi-comic nom de > plume begins with "T". This latest album spin-off is likely to help him grab > it back. Stryder's Made-it-through-against-the-odds rhymes are as earnest as > ever, and Canadian soul belter Melanie Fiona turns in a fairly mighty vocal, > but, as midtempo electro-R&B; tunes go, 'Let It Rain' is a bit like a family > saloon that's due its MOT: perfectly serviceable but not terribly exciting. > Not half as exciting, it has be [sic] said, as a similarly-themed recent > offering from a certain Mr Tin... .
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A troika of officers - Belter General Lucas Fry, flatlander Major Yankee Clandeboye, and Wunderlander Admiral Blumenhandler - established a semi-covert training center on Barnard's Starbase where unconventional officers devise plans for fighting hyperdrive- equipped Kzinti in the second war, as human tactics in the first were restricted by their own ignorance and by the ARM's structure (besides the liberation of Wunderland, only two other planetary assaults, on Down and Hssin, succeeded). They devise two ways to help prepare the rest of the human military: a war game called Trolls and Bridges, and a book, The Heroic Myth of Lieutenant Nora Argamentine. Written by Clandeboye, they are a fictionalized account of the diary of his cousin, Nora Argamentine, a U.N. officer caught by Kzinti who later rebelled against them before being gradually lobotomized. The book becomes extremely popular and helps raise morale, as well as the belief that the Kzin will attack again.
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Music noticed that Coyle's "budget didn't stretch as far as cutting edge production" but ultimately described the album as "a consistent, strutting and reasonably on the button pop record". Charlotte Heathcote from Daily Express wrote that Insatiable "holds its own [...] but its pop-by-numbers approach lacks the individuality to stand out in a marketplace saturated with expensively produced pop" and noticed that "it squanders [Coyle's] killer ingredient: that belter of a voice". Lucy Jones of The Daily Telegraph gave the album a mixed review, saying that "once you sweep away William Orbit's glittering production and the hyper-stylised image of the Derry-born pop princess, there’s few outstanding songs here to leave the listener satisfied". Ian Gittins from Virgin Media wrote that Coyle "fails to use her deadliest weapon – her voice – to full effect on this proficient but somewhat personality-free album, preferring to warble gently over generic pop/R&B; cuts".
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On 12 December, he netted for the first time in the domestic league to contribute to a 2–1 home win against league leaders Manchester City, also at Stamford Bridge. On 18 March 2012, Meireles scored a goal and provided two assists to Torres, who ended his 24-game goal drought in the 5–2 home triumph against Leicester City for the quarter-finals of the FA Cup. On 4 April, he scored a belter in the final minutes of a Champions League quarter-final 2–1 victory over Benfica, setting up a last-four tie with reigning champions FC Barcelona; he won his first title in English football on 5 May, after a 2–1 win against his former club Liverpool in the FA Cup final where he replaced Ramires for the last 15 minutes. He sat out the Champions League final against FC Bayern Munich by receiving a yellow card against Barcelona at Camp Nou, but was still given a medal for his participation after the 4–3 victory on penalties.
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Most contemporary music critics and journalists described the song being a heavier, rock-oriented song. The New Music Express called "Black Bull" a "gnarly fucker that flexes their rock muscles – but this time it’s to bursting point. With razor-sharp riffs and a paranoid menace throughout, it’s a full-on onslaught so relentless that it feels constantly under threat of collapse". Laura English, writing for Music Feeds called "Black Bull" "a crashing belter of a song that fully showcases the band’s rock muscles". DIY called "Black Bull" an "absolutely fucking huge track" saying that "the opening guitar licks of ‘Black Bull’ build up into a thrashing rock number that sees frontman Yannis Philippakis undoubtedly straining a few vocal cords as he screams the lyrics over the tumultuous soundtrack. Tackling conflicted masculinity and delusions of grandeur, it’s biting and brilliant, the perfect introduction for ‘Part 2’." In an interview with NME, frontman Yannis Philippakis described "Black Bull" as well as Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost – Part 2 as "a heavier listen, the guitars are more emphasized and there’s some big riffs on it. It’s a rock record and it definitely carries on the narrative from part one".
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" Writing for Idolator, Robbie Daw, Carl Williot and Mike Wass reviewed "Dangerous Woman" during their "Pop Perspective" article, with Daw calling it "one walk of danger worth taking", Williot praising her vocal performance and highlighting the "clever little flip of '(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman'", and Wass naming it a "decent song" but noting that "[she] still hasn't found her own lane." Lewis Corner from Digital Spy praised Grande's vocals, describing as "angelic" and completed writing it "almost sound too pure over the seductive guitar line and prowling beat, which threatens to blindfold you and tie up your wrists within one listen.". Reviewing the album with the same name, the editor from Sputnikmusic described the song as "the first moment that the album really shows flashes of becoming something special," and continued, "as it sways to a seductive beat that feels like it was extrapolated from the most revealing scene of a James Bond film." Quinn Maryland of Pitchfork shared similar opinion, the reviewer described it as "a slinky, empowered, Bond theme of a belter;" Brennan Carley of Spin opined that "without a doubt, the most mature piece of music she's released to date.
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Tracey Wilkinson is an English actress primarily known for her role as Di Barker (then later by married names, Grayling and then Fenner before finally reverting to Barker) in the series Bad Girls. She joined the prison drama in Series 2 as a prison officer new to G-Wing, but by the end of her time on the programme (Series 7) Di was herself behind bars in the prison in which she had served as an officer, suspected of killing her second husband, corrupt Wing (latterly promoted to Acting Governing) Governor, Jim Fenner (played by Jack Ellis) - though she was in fact innocent of the crime. Tracey Wilkinson left Bad Girls in between the filming of the 2005 Christmas Special (now established as an additional episode to Series 7) and the beginning of Series 8 and the fate of Di Barker (last seen on remand for Jim's murder) remains unresolved, though she has presumably been transferred from G-Wing. Tracey Wilkinson is from the North East England and her acting CV includes a number of productions set in and filmed in the region, including the films Billy Elliot and Purely Belter (both 2000) and the BBC drama Our Friends in the North (1996).
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