Big H-bombs require big rockets, which North Korea doesn't really have.
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On Thursday night, she wore a bright blue sleeveless dress with a big "H" button affixed to it.
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"The Big H," Blassingame said proudly, pointing to a circular Hillary Clinton sticker on the lapel of her jacket.
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The couple from Platteville, Wisconsin, were celebrating a quarter century together at the Big H campground when they spied something unusual, reports KTRK.
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"There was a time when a whole bunch of people were wearing those really obnoxious Hermès belts with the big 'H,' " Ukpo said, wincing.
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Shame into submission: Fears of being the subject of a Trump tweetstorm shaming big H-1B users could prompt companies to cut back on their visa applications.
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They'd likely have a hard time hitting the US if they did have a big H-bomb, but that's a cold comfort if they just want to nuke Seoul or Tokyo.
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To be sure, the practical difference between big and small H-bombs isn't that one is exactly nicer to get hit with, but the big H-bombs certainly are a lot worse.
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The album features a bunch of names from grime's hall of fame, including Ghetts, P Money, JME, Bossman Birdie, Big H, Bruza, Solarge, as well as productions from Levlz, Blay Vision, and Danny Yen.
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A big H/T to Tyler Rogoway, Mark McGrath, Darren James and all the rest of the Tweeps who provided details about some of the B-2's peculiar systems in this Twitter thread.
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If the North Koreans really have great big H-bomb, then, in effect, they don't have any nuclear missiles, because none of their missiles have the ability to sling a giant bomb halfway around the planet.
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The state of North Korea's missile program means they'd likely have a hard time hitting the US if they did have a big H-bomb, but that's a cold comfort if they just want to nuke Seoul or Tokyo.
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"The center-hung scoreboard has four enormous HD video screens that are tilted and uniquely curved to provide optimal viewing angles for all fans" is the way the Q's website described it, and the Big H, replete with flaming sabers, could barely contain Ahmad's enthusiasm.
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Big H has clashed with many other grime MCs and crews, notably Trim, Roll Deep, Manga, P Money, Wiley and Scratchy. In 2014, Big H participated in a controversial clash with P Money on Lord Of The Mics 6, that ended abruptly after H pulled out of the clash.
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Adrian Harris, better known by his stage name Big H, is an English grime artist and rapper from Tottenham, London, United Kingdom.
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Known for his distinctive style, H spent much of his life creating new music and "perfecting the flow". In 2009, H released his debut mixtape Street Crime UK. He was originally a member of Meridian Crew before it split. Following a hiatus, Big H returned in 2012 to release "Mark of the Beast" and begin to ease himself back on to underground radio stations. In mid-2013, Big H teamed up with the recently formed Inside Music, signing an album and management deal that would see the highly anticipated album finally released.
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Prof Hans Anton Meidner FRSE (1914–2001) was a South African botanist and expert in stomata. He was affectionately known as Big H. Meidner also served as leader of the Liberal Party of South Africa for several years.
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Lawrence first started MCing at age 10, having had music around him throughout his childhood and being inspired by hip-hop and reggae. Jme and Big H, who both feature on "German Whip", were both childhood friends. Meridian Dan was a peripheral member of Meridian Crew along with President T, Skepta, Jme, Big H, Bossman Birdie and Paper Pabs in the early noughties. During his time in the group he made regular appearances on the crew's show on pirate radio station Heat FM show and later on Déjà Vu FM. He featured on Skepta's "Private Caller" single in 2005.
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In May 2014, P Money infamously 'clashed' controversial and storied North London MC Big H at Lord of the Mics 6, a Grime-focused battle series curated by Jammer, a ubiquitous figure within the Grime scene and member of influential Grime crew Boy Better Know. The event, despite being advertised as one of the most noteworthy events in the genre's short history, was ultimately met with widespread disappointment by fans, as Big H left the stage, citing unsatisfactory payment, before the 'clash' could reach its intended conclusion. He later featured in "Lamborghini" by gaming YouTuber and internet personality KSI, a single which pinnacled at number 30 on the UK Singles Chart. Whilst relatively commercially successful and well received by the Youtuber's extensive fanbase, critics highlighted a repetitive hook and a perceived lack of artistic merit in review of the single.
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Meridian Dan's debut single "German Whip" (2014) peaked at number 13 on the UK Singles Chart. The track features vocals from JME and Big H. Stormzy's single "Standard" and Big Narstie's track "Woah" on Dice Recordings were also produced by The Heavytrackerz. Dizzee Rascal's single "Nutcrackerz", the name in reference to the producers, is a re-imagining of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy.
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Trim gained early notoriety for his willingness to clash rivals on pirate radio stations and for his track "The Lowdown", a 6-minute tirade aimed at many fellow MCs which was released as a B side on his first single in 2004. Trim's numerous musical disputes have included disagreements with many Grime MCs including Stormin, Fumin, Bruza, Big H, President T, Flowdan and Wiley.
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A cool, Fonzie-patterned lion named King (voiced by Lennie Weinrib) alongside his high school classmates Big H the Hippopotamus (voiced by Sheldon Allman), Clyde the Gorilla (voiced by Don Messick), Skids the Alligator (voiced by Marvin Kaplan), Yukayuka the Hyena (voiced by Lennie Weinrib), and cheerleaders Sheena the Lioness (voiced by Ginny McSwain) and Zelda the Ostrich (voiced by Susan Silo) attempt schemes to get into the spotlight.
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In 2013 he recorded German Whip featuring Big H of Bloodline and Jme of Boy Better Know, after the song achieved underground success Meridian Dan was signed to PMR who gave the song a commercial release in 2014. German Whip charted at #13 on the UK Singles Chart. This led the London Evening Standard to quip that his jump to stardom must have been "one of the slowest breakthroughs in music".
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Starr began by being on a neighbor's pit crew at the age of 14. At the age of 16, he started driving in street stock racing, winning the championship at Big H Motor Speedway in his first year racing. Over the next seven years, Starr won a total of 20 late model races. In 1993, he began driving at the Team Texas driving school and eventually becoming a race instructor.
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Elastinen and Timo Pieni Huijaus Elastinen at Cotton Club in 2006 Kimmo Ilpo Juhani Laiho (born 1981), better known by his stage name Elastinen (meaning elastic in Finnish), is a Finnish rap musician and also known as one of the founders and is the CEO of the Finnish independent rap label Rähinä Records. Together with his colleague Iso H (Big H), he founded the Finnish rap duo Fintelligens. He has also released five solo albums.
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Childs was tried at the Old Bailey, with John Mathew QC prosecuting. Childs was convicted on 4 December 1979 and was sentenced by Mr. Justice Lawson to six concurrent life sentences. Childs then turned Queen's Evidence to implicate his former employers, Essex businessmen and former prisoners Terry Pinfold and Harry "Big H" MacKenney, in the murder of Eve and the other victims. Other co-accused were Leonard Thompson and Paul Morton-Thurtle.
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He featured on a Jailtales on the BBC in the same year. He releases regular freestyles on his youtube channel "Durrty Goodz FM", labelled Bar Codes. In 2011, Mahorn featured on an all-star grime single titled "Pull Up 2011" alongside producer Dexplicit and other artists such as Big H, Big Narstie, Dot Rotten, Black the Ripper and Shizzle. In October 2011, he announced that his second album entitled Foundation would be released soon.
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"German Whip" is the debut single by grime artist Meridian Dan, released as the lead single from his forthcoming debut album, I Am London. The song features vocals from rappers Big H and JME, and was produced by The HeavyTrackerz, who have been credited with production for many other chart- successful songs. The song entered the UK Singles Chart on 20 May 2014 at number 13, which remains its highest charting position.
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He collaborated with such artists as Chronik, Krept and Konan, Big Narstie, JME, Professor Green, Jędker, Sokół, Peja, Virus Syndicate, Tempa T, P Money, Devlin, Wiley, Małolat, The Game, Sean Price,Popek Monster x Sean Price x Bonson x TomB x Nizioł x Kieru "Hometown" – nowy numer Stitches. and Big H. Popek is also known for extreme behavior, including getting his eyeballs tattooed and being hung on hooks for the video of Pain be My Guest.
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In the early 2000s, Meridian Crew, consisting of MCs President T, Skepta, Jme, Big H, Bossman Birdie, Meridian Dan and Paper Pabs regularly appeared on pirate radio stations, including Heat FM and later on Déjà Vu FM. In 2005, Meridian Crew dissolved after affiliates of the crew were convicted on attempted murder charges. After this event, Jme founded Boy Better Know alongside his brother Skepta while other Meridian members reformed as Meridian Bloodline, known later simply as Bloodline.Adabra, Michelle (25 August 2005). "Boy Better Know Now", New Nation (602): 15.
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Drumstep had continued its success while hardstyle had become mainstream in Australia and United States due to the success of music festivals, such as The Sound of Q-dance and Defqon 1. Grime experienced a resurgence beginning in 2014, initiated by the success of Meridian Dan's "German Whip" featuring Big H and Jme. In Asia, popular music had continued to be influenced by Western pop music. As with the past several decades, C-pop, J-pop and K-pop had continued to be successful in the Far East.
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His co-stars included, respectively, Steve McQueen, John Wayne and Paul Newman. He also made appearances in numerous TV series during the 1960s and 1970s. On television, Allman provided the voice of Big H in CB Bears on CBS and played Norm Miller in Harris Against the World on NBC. He provided music on the game show Three for the Money on NBC, and he was the singing voice for TV's Mister Ed, for which he also wrote and recorded "The Pretty Little Filly with the Ponytail" and "The Empty Feedbag Blues".
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In the 1950s, Martin's began to expand and open additional locations in the New York suburbs. The first was a Garden City location in Nassau County, at Franklin and Ninth Street, which opened in April 1952. A Babylon store in Suffolk County opened in August 1956, in the Great South Bay Shopping Center, followed by a Huntington location (in the Big H Shopping Center) in August 1962. At and containing a 500-seat community room for civic meetings, the Huntington location was the largest branch store at the time, though still much smaller than the of the Brooklyn store.
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The album was sometimes well received in media that have mainly noted the change in musical style. For example: "Farmer has moved away from the images that she stuck to the skin just to keep a sensuality remained intact" (Dernières Nouvelles d'Alsace).Dernière Nouvelles d'Alsace, 29 May 1995 Devant-soi.com (Retrieved 24 March 2008) The singer "has abandoned her eternal pessimism: the Mylène of 2000 is arrived, turned towards humanity with a big H and spirituality, via Lao Tzeu" (Double Face).Double Face, 1 November 1995 Devant-soi.com (Retrieved 24 March 2008) "It is a shift announced by the new disc" (La Dernière Heure).
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The emergence and commercial success of Dutch house and the associated 'big room' house style had also brought electronic musicians from the continent to the global forefront. In the mid-2010s, further development of house subgenres had been seen in the creations of future house and tropical house, with European players being influential figures within both. Prominent European disk jockeys during this decade were Avicii, Martin Garrix, Nicky Romero, Tiesto, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Afrojack, Kygo, Calvin Harris, and David Guetta. 2014 saw the beginning of a grime revival in the UK, initiated by the success of Meridian Dan's "German Whip" featuring Big H and Jme.
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He is currently working on his sophomore album, Revenge of the Beast which is set for a release on Young Mogul Records, Reprise Records and Big H Entertainment. Back on August 6, 2009, his first single was Say Bow featuring former SODMG artist J. Futuristic and the song is produced by Mr. Hanky. It will have guests including Bow Wow, Soulja Boy Tell 'Em, Unk, Olivia, Tyga, T-Pain, Trevor Jackson, Lady Leshurr, Big K.R.I.T., Wiz Khalifa, André 3000, and numerous others. He has already made songs with Rich Kid$, Mario, and Bobby V. He plans to not only remaster, but remake "Take Me Home" prod.
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Born in Forest Gate, Sandhu grew up in Newham, east London. Raised in a Sikh family, he was surrounded by traditional Indian instruments such as harmoniums and tablas as his mother was a music teacher. In addition to being of Indian Punjabi descent, Sandhu has also stated to have Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Sri Lankan ancestry. At the age of 10, he started DJing jungle music alongside his brothers and subsequently presented a show on the pirate radio station Mystic FM. He started producing music in his early teens after a teacher introduced him to the audio workstation Fruity Loops, and soon produced his first track "Dreams" for his neighbour, the influential grime artist D Double E. He soon gained further exposure when he produced the Big H freestyle from the Practise Hours 2 DVD.
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While in prison, Steel Banglez befriended the rappers Fix Dot’M, Yung Meth and Colours Miyagi, and would produce beats for them on a keyboard. This resulted in his musical direction becoming focused upon rap, and he also gained attention in south London where the centre of the capital's rap scene was based. After being released, Steel Banglez contributed production to Fix Dot'M and Yung Meth's mixtape A Fix of Meth, and he teamed up again with Yung Meth, this time with Ghetts, on "Tidal Wave" which was released on SB.TV. He soon started working on tracks with a wider range of artists, such as "Breakdown" (with Big H, P Money, Wiley and Ghetts) and "Go Down South" (with Krept, Konan, Chip and Yungen, Not3s and James Lukezo of zua visa). Eager to establish his credentials as a producer, Steel Banglez ran a home studio from his manager's house which offered free studio time to artists, with Wiley and Roll Deep two of the highest profile names to put their vocals to his beats.
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