" Syv de Blare: "To me, courage is something that's cyclical.
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" A series of scrap notes blare: "ART DOESN'T MEAN ANYTHING.
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Cars blare their horns at rickshaws drifting into their path.
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But headlines will blare that the company has reversed its position.
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The horns blare less and the descargas have become more mellow.
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Two computerized voice alerts - "TERRAIN, TERRAIN" followed by "SINK RATE" - blare out.
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Two computerised voice alerts - "TERRAIN, TERRAIN" followed by "SINK RATE" - blare out.
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I blare music so I don't hear my anxious thoughts and make dinner.
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The only difference was that, occasionally, the Pro's fans would start to blare.
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Or the blare of the Taxi TV as you settle into a cab.
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Then he had the Western A.P. blare Hayes's campaign statements and mute Tilden's.
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And by all means, blare that beautiful Brass Bonanza every chance you get.
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In some works musicians play instruments, horns blare, and hot sun blazes down.
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He heard the blare of a horn and hurried back onto the curb.
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There's a DJ in the corner and strategically placed speakers blare out techno music.
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His teacher pulled the door shut, but soon the fire alarm began to blare.
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Or maybe you don't want to blare the audio, which disturbs others around you.
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TVs blare in Spanish and English, and the "pods" emanate an enormous, steady din.
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Tandy reached out and touched the hot grill of the Bigurl, and the blare stopped.
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It prefers to blare its screeching mating calls in females' faces at almost deafening volumes.
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As sirens blare in the background, the characters look appropriately terrified of what's to come.
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Russian pop songs blare from speakers as women in short dresses twirl through the room.
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Suitcases rumble and announcements blare and no one seems to know which way to go.
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It'll destroy yeast infections, cure cancer, eliminate parasites, and somehow ward off gayness, these videos blare.
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The bass is more bruising and the drums are heftier; guitars unite to blare out hooks.
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The President was furious as he watched television headlines blare that the officials had contradicted him.
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The guy that sublet the room was 36, unemployed, socially awkward and would blare Metallica all day.
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Bollywood videos play on giant screens as 90s pop and hip-hop hits blare out nearby speakers.
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Over the blare of Rachel Platten's "Fight Song," she raised her voice and pointed at Resnick-Day.
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It was enough for several British newspapers to blare headlines about the Jungle springing up in Dover.
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By a show of hands, who enjoys facing the incessant blare of a computer screen all day?
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The twangy opening notes to "Formation" blare through the speakers, and 256,250 people lose their fucking minds.
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Mostly, you just shuffle from room to room, going increasingly mad as the music continues to blare.
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Outside the doors to "Maureen Gallace: Clear Day," videos blare from nearby galleries, and visitors speak loudly.
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The blare of Puccini, in the background, is cut off on the brink of the final chord.
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That's why browsers like Chrome and Safari blare warnings at users when problems arise involving a site's certificate.
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This meant an alarm would intermittently blare during the evacuation and would have to be repeatedly manually reset.
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As an alarm clock, the device doesn't simply blare at you with a buzzer (although that's available too).
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It wakes users with a simulation of natural light, instead of the harsh blare of the smartphone screen.
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On the Northern side, a fake village was erected to impress the South, and massive speakers blare propaganda.
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On Wednesday, Pruitt said he could not recall ever asking his staff to flash lights or blare sirens.
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Even after he was forced out at Fox for sexual harassment, his worldview continued to blare from it.
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Just outside the local government's makeshift emergency headquarters, a shriek rang out above the blare of car horns.
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Seated at a seafood restaurant, clutching a diet Coke, Jesús Olivares heard the blare of an ambulance approaching.
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J.P. The buzzing, barreling pop-punk blare of "No Shade" is something that Wavves can deliver by reflex.
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The two Koreas have also started dismantling loudspeakers they have used to blare propaganda broadcasts across the border.
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Motorists from all directions blare their horns as they realize the march is about to fuck up their afternoons.
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He's still using that oddly endearing blare of a voice to spin his rise to fame into catchy melodies.
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Primordial rock ingredients — blare, stomp, screech and leer — have all been AC/DC hallmarks for more than four decades.
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He hit it 11 times during a 13-minute conversation, making the loud horn blare erratically through the gym.
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The dogs remained calm on the subway platform, despite the clatter of passing trains and the blare of announcements.
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Its design language doesn't blare supercar, so it doesn't feel weird or ostentatious to pull into a diner parking lot.
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Traditional alarm clocks blare their wake-up call, jarring you from whatever stage of sleep you're in at the time.
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Drums slam hard, stopping and starting, and electronics screech and sputter and blare, hurtling ahead as Beth channels male arrogance.
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" Neon signs with the Miller Lite logo blare in the background of sequences in Hulu's "Castle Rock" and HBO's "Barry.
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When the sirens blare and lights flash, Fer and Juan can make a formidable, at times grimly diverting, tag team.
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Headlines blare about fire sales of companies like Mic and Gawker, layoffs at companies like HuffPost and Vice, and consolidation rumors.
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Headlines blare about fire sales of companies like Mic and Gawker, layoffs at companies like HuffPost and Vice, and consolidation rumors.
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Some nights, she stayed out in her car, with the lights on, ready to blare the horn if the lion returned.
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The exact moment was caught on camera and showed how the lights began to blare and a loud sound filled the offices.
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The warning doesn't generate the panic induced by many other traditional alarms, which instantly blare when they sense smoke or carbon monoxide.
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Not long after, the music began to blare again and the officers informed the elder Kennedy that he was violating noise restrictions.
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While it's designed to stream to wireless earphones, it's also compatible with Bluetooth speakers, allowing you to blare your games at home.
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The first scene of the movie is an uninterrupted three minutes of underage binge drinking accompanied by the blare of electronic music.
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These loudspeakers were used to blare deafening sounds, insults and profanity into the camp, as part of psychological torture against the residents.
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Let's face it: The ring, blare, buzz, or chirp of your alarm clock is probably never going to be your favorite sound.
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Hilltop loudspeakers blare K-pop songs daily toward the North, which counters by sending propaganda leaflets floating on balloons into the South.
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He dices with Paul, and the rivalry between them lends even their summery larks, like a swimming race, the blare of battle.
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In this context, with Katy Perry bellowing her bull-moose blare from our flatscreen's speakers, it was a look that turned my stomach.
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For the ultimate effect, make one of these short Kanyeisms your Instagram caption, and blare your newfound self-love to the outside world.
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That means that pre-loaded videos, and other content that involves sound, won't blare out unless you specifically choose to enable it to.
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The best of the religious-themed Christmas shows is a little harder to find and doesn't blare its seasonal intentions in the title.
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Loudspeakers blare patriotic songs as boys construct kites decorated with Palestinian flags and others arrive on trucks piled high with tires for burning.
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Traveling crowds, directional confusion and the blare of televisions tuned to cable news stations in gate areas can make it hard to relax.
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Police officers have been given unstructured time to engage with neighborhood residents and hear complaints, eschewing the blare of the radio for conversations.
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When headlines blare that some official, film star, or cleric has been lying, no one thinks, if true, that it is a compliment.
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Delirious supporters draped in the Tricolor flag spilled on to Parisian boulevards as the blare of car horns reverberated through the French capital.
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The South turned on high-powered loudspeakers to blare pop songs and harsh criticism of the North's leader, Kim Jong-un, across the border.
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Whatever those turn out to be, they will have to engage us in ways that cut through the incessant blare of a Trump administration.
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The only real escalation is the blare of a fire truck siren, although that sample is quickly consumed by the synths, without much fanfare.
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The distorted blare and galloping beat are true to the band's indie-rock beginnings, back in 1989; the furious disillusionment is from right now.
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The holiday season began at the New York Philharmonic on Wednesday, with the crisp snap of strings and the dignified mellow blare of horns.
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Most of them are loudly chatting or are engrossed in their own smartphones, which some are using to blare out their own rival tinny tunes.
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It started with a bang, or more of a blare, as all of Dallas's dozens of tornado sirens were hacked to sound off at once.
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They can swing in pitch, like the The Wilhelm; blare cacophonous, like The Donald Sutherland; or fire off spasmodically, like (my favorite) The Shelley Duvall.
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"The split doesn't suit us," Laminata Bane, a vendor outside an election rally in the economic capital Abidjan, said above the blare of pop music.
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Ready to take a cue from Victoria, blare some Bee Gees in your headphones and walk out of the office today struttin' your best moves?
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"The noise and the blare, the bands and the screaming, the pageantry and oratory of the long fall campaign, fade on Election Day," White wrote.
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If you're after a soundtrack for the impending environmental collapse, this is as good a record as any to blare as the ship goes down.
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So, whereas FOX News has this kind of strident, irritating sound ... [imitates rapid trumpet blare] It sounds like a red alert at all times, basically.Yeah!
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We sit at a bus stop by a junction on Beverly Boulevard as cars stop at the lights and radios intermittently blare as he talks.
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So many other TV shows endlessly blare that something has broken but only Lodge 49 dares suggest the glue that might put things back together again.
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The phrase can feel relevant in neighbourhoods like Mülheim in Cologne, where televisions blare with Turkish news and cafés hum with gossip from Istanbul and Ankara.
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Other touches, like a Fender Rhodes electric piano or the occasional horn blare, have grit and character that is usually lost in translation on cheaper headphones.
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The problem is that its like a fire alarm that doesn't start to blare until at least a few rooms of your house are already ash.
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Rock and roll would blare out of the jukeboxes and radios in the Lower East Side bars he grew up around, and he found it intoxicating.
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It seemed like every few weeks there'd be a new public filing in the case that would blare out more juicy tidbits about Uber's horrible corporate culture.
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Not only does it sound like it was designed specifically to blare in the Spanish fast-fashion empire's storefronts, but it actually resembles the clothing sold there.
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Those sirens and helicopters and newscasts still seem to blare loudly in our ears — another reason for us to go quietly about the dissolution of our marriage.
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The disco lights went on, loud music began to blare, and we were made to change into the sort of clothes you'd wear on a night out.
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It makes rapid and abrupt shifts from scene to scene, from noise to noiselessness, from jittery, dust-choked, unstable near-dark to the blare of full illumination.
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As our hands clutched and he performed one last breath, the music speaker, which was set to random, began to blare out one of his favorites: Ella Fitzgerald.
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The blare of pop songs on shop radios, the church bell across the marshes, the simian whoops and cackles on market-town high streets of a Friday night.
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Shards of glass and plastic were everywhere, and, most gruesomely, chunks of flesh were strewn on the road, all accompanied by the droning blare of a car horn.
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Corridos — songs dedicated to well-known drug lords, exalting their conquests and exploits — blare from trucks with dark tinted windows as they make their way through the streets.
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The polls close in Alaska in five minutes, and Wolf Blitzer will most likely blare one of his projections, but I'm not sticking around to hear it. Goodnight.
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Even as they attempted to wash out their melodies as much as the other droning bands, the noise couldn't blare out Lantern's flare for catchy 60s psych pop.
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Signage changes from English to Spanish, rancheras blare from street radios and the Mexican flag or La Virgen de Guadalupe, synonymous with Mexicanidad, appears on nearly every block.
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We will get in the car for an hour, they get to pick their songs, we roll the windows down, blare the music and go get some coffee.
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As our hands clutched and he performed one last breath the music speaker, which was set to random, began to blare out one of his favorites: Ella Fitzgerald.
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In these open-air buses, suntanned Vallenato bands and a DJ blare music through Cartagena's trendy neighborhoods and backroads, allowing you to exercise your hedonistic right to party.
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" When I clean an area, rather than blare a horn at someone and tell them to move, I ask, "Would you let me clean your area for you?
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WAXAHATCHEE "Never Been Wrong" (Merge) A melodic blare of indie-rock guitars, pausing for brief sunbeams of vocal harmony, carries Katie Crutchfield's scathing indictment of someone's emotional gamesmanship.
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"There wasn't even time to aim, there was so many targets," he says at one point, as the sirens of an emergency response vehicle blare in the background.
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But Facebook knows that when you're sitting on the bus and scrolling through your feed, you don't want to hear an ad blare at you and annoy your seatmates.
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Like, remember auto-play videos that used to blare some stupidity into your eardrums for 30 seconds before you could even figure out what tab they were coming from?
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It belongs in the driver's seat of a 1978 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am, ripping up the highway and chucking empties out the window as the speakers blare Deep Purple.
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APART from the Missy Elliot and Ludacris songs that blare through the speakers in lieu of country tunes, the Bill Pickett Invitational sounds and looks like a typical rodeo.
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East Sixth Street, with blocks of clubs at the center of downtown Austin, is a blare of music and an impassable throng of bodies through most of the festival.
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A cluster of protea might include the same flower in stages: still sealed in its leathery armor, then petals tentatively ajar and a final trumpet blare of full bloom.
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The South Korean defense ministry said the broadcasts, which blare a combination of radio dramas, pop music, criticism of the North and news about defectors, fell silent at midnight Sunday.
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Someone is going around New York, fiddling with the city's public LinkNYC internet booths, and making them blare out ice cream van music according to social media posts and LinkNYC.
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Reporter's Notebook SANA, Yemen — To blare the jingle that draws the children to his ice cream cart — in the midst of a war — Noah Taha has been forced to improvise.
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But the British tabloids that had enthusiastically trumpeted a "yes" vote in the 1970s began to blare headlines skeptical of the EU that exaggerated the overreach of bureaucrats in Brussels.
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We had just commenced to thaw when the primary results began to blare red-white-and-blue from the flatscreen TVs ranged around the room: Trump had won in a landslide.
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Smarter volume controlsScreenshot: GizmodoVolume is one of the banes of our mobile lives—social media stories that blare out of speakers without warning, or podcasts that aren't turned up loud enough.
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I decide I've worked pretty hard and I have a certain song I want to blare in my car with the windows down, so I head to McDonald's down the street.
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Before the alarms started to blare and workers understood what was happening, security was ordering people to grab their belongings and evacuate out into the rainy, foggy streets of New York.
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Unfortunately, I did hear significant noise from my neighbor next door watching TV. The TV was so loud, I could hear it over the blare of mine, and it was unsettling.
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Footage shared on Twitter showed the exact moment when lights began to blare and a loud sound filled the CNN offices as Harlow and Sciutto reported the breaking news Wednesday morning.
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You constantly see headlines on news organizations' websites that blare forth a politician's false, dubious or unsupported claims without informing readers that those claims are, well, false or dubious or unsupported.
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The President hadn't seen see Coats' full testimony in front of lawmakers on Tuesday, but he was furious Wednesday as he watched television chyrons blare that the officials had contradicted him.
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There, campaign posters blare the name of Hiram Monserrate, the former councilman and state senator who in 2012 pleaded guilty in federal court to misappropriating city funds while on the Council.
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Bleepy electronic versions of "Greensleeves" and "Baa Baa Black Sheep" blare out over the factory floor every so often, signalling break time for one of the various groups of human workers.
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The Fourth was a case in point, too neutral and ponderous an account to fit the composer's most foreboding and destructive piece, and with playing that, at times, verged on blare.
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Innovations in xenophobiaHungary built a fence along its southern border capable of delivering electric shocks to unwanted migrants and armed with heat sensors, cameras, and loudspeakers that blare in several languages.
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The words blare after less than a minute of a person standing on and exploring the buttons of the scooters, which Lime has been on with little warning and without government approval.
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The loudspeakers blare as the large white bus moves slowly through eastern India's towns and villages and an animated voice calls on residents - young and old - to come and join the fun.
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Employees at the small, late-night eatery play VHS on mute while punk and rap records blare and patrons flip a menu from the A-side (meat) to the B-side (vegan).
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Violence ensues, sirens blare, and every man—Earn included—looks down at the floor, not so much to avert their eyes but to admonish themselves for having forgotten themselves and their surroundings.
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It's not too different from the live version: synth pads swell, horns blare, Justin Vernon sounds like a folk god gathering his choir of angels in a chalet somewhere, the usual business.
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From electrifying singer-songwriter Kelela to visual artist, photographer, and fashion designer Ana Kraš to pop producer and photographer Syv de Blare, these fearless ladies are the real ones to watch in 2018.
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This means that the crescendo of motors and the blare of mufflers are punctuated by the skrrtttt of tires breaking traction, with cars skating around corners in a controlled spin called a drift.
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As many as 10,000 people, most of them young, waited patiently in the breezy cold the last Monday in April for the blare of the shofar to signal the start of the march.
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While the windows were thick, the blare of horns and sirens were still audible, as were the loud announcements indicating the draw bridge was about to rise (though that was fun to watch).
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The President didn't see Coats' full testimony in front of lawmakers that took place on Tuesday, but he was furious Wednesday as he watched television chyrons blare that the officials had contradicted him.
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Many have affectionately dubbed it "Trainwreck Alley," as the more basic, off-BPM clubs on the strip blare out trashy EDM at a volume that leave the street in a state of dizzying cacophony.
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CHICAGO — When the United Center went black Friday night, the pulsating music began to blare and the piercing white spotlights started to swirl, but Dwyane Wade was not where he was supposed to be.
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As we have always dreamed, our router can now blare a loud noise through the house The new router, the Almond 3, can't do the entire job of a securing a house on its own.
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Mr. Hannity uses his show on the nation's most-watched cable news network to blare Mr. Trump's message relentlessly — giving Mr. Trump the kind of promotional television exposure even a billionaire can't afford for long.
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There's one summer song, though, that will continue to blare out of cars ragging it down the Old Kent Road whatever the weather, and serve as a light to guide us through until next April.
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Patriotic songs blare from speakers, and members of the Indian Armed Forces showcase their might while marching down Rajpath, a ceremonial boulevard in New Delhi that leads to the official residence of the Indian president.
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Less successful are the direct-address monologues Ms. Hamill has interpolated, which state themes too baldly, and dance sequences set to the likes of "Thriller" and "Single Ladies," which blare the play's contemporary bona fides.
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The military said some 100 rockets were launched from Gaza at southern Israel, where many residents have reinforced rooms in their homes but only seconds to reach them between the time sirens blare and missiles land.
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That message becomes even more apparent when considering the line's creative muses: model and aspiring photog Kendall Jenner, pro soccer player Florencia Galarza, artist Ana Kras, DJ Syv de Blare, and Meta Flora founder Marisa Competello.
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We got the legendary songwriter Tuesday in L.A. and asked if she'd be open to letting some Dems blare her tunes on the campaign trail -- seeing how she's a staunch supporter of the party and all.
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Just at the moment in tech history when Apple and Google are making gestures toward reducing the blare and intrusion of too many notifications, HTC apparently feels comfortable with cementing system states into your notification bar.
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"I think the collection had a twist to it, but it still honored Tommy's roots," said Lesley Kirkpatrick, 30, who also runs her own blog, Blare June, and came from Nova Scotia to attend the show.
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SAVAGES "Adore Life" (Matador) Love is a elemental, colossal force on the second album by Savages: one that can be barely contained within the drone, gallop, blare and incantations of the English quartet's post-punk onslaught.
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Noor put her back into it and the box door slurped and wrenched open, emitting vape fog and the blare of talk broadcast, some politicast, the deep voice like marching boots frothing out over the Alabama roadway.
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"Stuck In My Head" pounds forth with a thundering electronic blare aligned with the drums, as the girls deliver a playground taunt, trying to sound needling (the chorus: "Stuck in my head like la la la la").
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In a noisy and bustling stretch of Lower Manhattan, where cabdrivers blare their horns and pedestrians scurry by with laser focus, people have places to be, it seems, and are disinclined to waste any time getting there.
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The show never acquired the cultural capital or ratings of "Breaking Bad" or "The Sopranos," but it has received rave reviews and taken on shocking relevance as headlines involving the phrases "Russian tampering" and "undercover operatives" blare.
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In East Asia and elsewhere, next to chaste bronze statues that both do and do not represent the plight of comfort women, loudspeakers and banners blare out a version of history that cannot contemplate its own complexity.
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Imagine it: a pitch-black room, the blare of the light from the television, my small hand gripping the power button on the remote control just in case my parents walked into my sexy, private, queer world.
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After painterly emoting and Pop blare, we come upon art from a mute, industrialized universe: sculptures as plain as doorstops (Robert Morris), or light fixtures (Dan Flavin), or bathroom tiling (Carl Andre), or tool-kit trellises (Sol LeWitt).
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Her hair was a bouquet of black phone-cord curls that she swept to one side, and she was wearing a houndstooth jumpsuit, its neutral tone framed by the blare of the restaurant's fire-engine-red leather banquettes.
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Then, each evening, when the electricity started flowing, classic rock began to blare from a pair of rehabbed speakers while the ground was illuminated by a cracked white lamp mounted on a metal pole with an old belt.
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All it takes to really startle an audience is a combination of unsettling music, a protagonist or avatar creeping up on something they probably shouldn't approach, and a big blare of sound and something moving rapidly at the screen.
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Claims that Pruitt had asked security personnel to flash lights and blare sirens to speed up trips to the airport or dinner surfaced earlier this year in a New York Times report on alleged workplace retaliation at the EPA.
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The sound design has the impressive effect of driving you slowly up the wall — you hear every creak in the floorboard, every fart and every tinkle, and it's punctuated at regular intervals with the oppressive blare of a foghorn.
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IFC Center is screening it on a 20077-millimeter print, all the better to showcase Robert Richardson's extraordinary use of color and Elmer Bernstein's wonderful score, with mournful horns and woodwinds that subtly evoke the blare of ambulance sirens.
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While poignant — as what is there in loss but a profound void — I'm not sure it asks much of the audience but to be witnesses, then step back out into the blare of the living on the Manhattan streets.
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Not to sound like your dad, but we spend our lives surrounded by screens that blare addictive bursts of instant gratification all throughout the day, and it's not hard to see that as having a corrosive effect on our attention spans.
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The museum, it turned out, has good soundproofing, which meant that most did not hear the blare of the music and the screams of the venture capitalist types and their dolled-up girlfriends, who arrived during dessert for the after-party.
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If there's one place where the dad can exist outside of the comforting realm of his existence, it's in a field at Glastonbury, surrounded by gurning post-graduates and festival stalls that blare drum and bass until six in the morning.
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While he practices his jabs and uppercuts on the hanging punch bag, outside the church's doors young people in hoodies argue and throw punches at each other as police sirens blare - a familiar street scene in the poor Rione Sanita district.
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Online, sandwiched between the legitimate anguish people felt at this pair of losses and the anecdotes about chance encounters with Bourdain and Spade, Newsweek created a number of distasteful headlines to blare those answers, optimized not for humanity but for search engines.
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After a match played out to a deafening blare from vuvuzelas blown by a huge army of Iranian fans, Spain will feel relieved to have emerged with the points and content that they played the better football against Carlos Queiroz's stingy side.
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In March, the Utah legislature passed a bill that next year will shift how the state and counties share the costs of fighting wildfires — in a way that increases the incentive for counties to invest in cutting fire vulnerability before the sirens blare.
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"Holy s---," pretty much sums up my reaction to the recent footage of Royal Australian Air Force pilots zooming past skyscrapers in a C-17A Globemaster as the words "terrain, terrain, terrain," and "obstacle ahead" blare over the intercom in the cockpit.
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" In "Dirty Water," he declares affection in ecocatastrophe terms — "I'm a natural disaster/You're the morning after all my storms" — as the music evolves from gentle neo-psychedelic pop to full rock blare behind an environmental warning: "Bleed dirty water/breathe dirty sky.
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In fact, they were camped out on the beach - plopped on a big sand mound that allowed them to partially see into the arena, hear the music blare and referee whistle, and catch all the action on a big screen facing them.
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In August, the Koreas appeared on the verge of armed conflict partly because of the broadcasts, which the South used to blare news of the outside world and criticism of the North, as well as bouncy South Korean pop music, into the tightly controlled country.
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In August, the Koreas appeared on the verge of armed conflict partly because of the broadcasts, which the South used to blare news of the outside world and criticism of Pyongyang, as well as bouncy South Korean pop music, into the tightly controlled country.
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By default, something called "Audio 3D" is turned on, which made the phone get confused and only blare noises out of one speaker or the other (often switching mid-sound); I turned that off, and the problem stopped, but the sound quality wasn't much better.
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Given the utter bizarreness of his recent Twitter activity, one might imagine President Donald Trump's public response to the North Korean provocation would be to threaten to body-slam Kim or to blare out his intention to send more naval convoys to the region.
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Curved tile walls amplify every footfall and shout, not to mention the indecipherable blare of the PA. Eventually a train rumbles through at 94 decibels or more, announced by the whine of a motor, the screech of brakes, and the clack of wheels on steel.
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Buy a bag of warm bunyols, small sugarcoated doughnuts, and stroll around Plaza de la Constitución, the sunny main square, where every so often, whistles blare and a vintage wood-paneled tram trundles through, rattling toward the port two-and-a-half miles away.
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They don't have to hire costly seasonal help; their holiday marketing is naturally more subtle; it doesn't blare in their customers' ears or offend their senses (a pro and a con depending on the situation)—and they don't have to worry about considerations like limited shelf space.
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In France and Belgium, the capitals' subway authorities agreed to a bet: If France won, its national anthem, "La Marseillaise," would blare from the speakers on trains in Brussels; if Belgium won, the station at Saint-Lazare in Paris would be renamed in honor of Eden Hazard, Belgium's captain.
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Rom-coms teach us that it's desirable for guys to, say, hire a private investigator to track us down (There's Something about Mary), blare music late at night outside our windows (Say Anything), and generally follow women until we finally agree to date (Saawariya and other Bollywood films).
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Trumpets blare with reverence for the dead and disregard for what we are told mourning should look like, each spirited buzz of the horn instructing those within its radius to sway and shout and sing and smile for the life of the person in the casket that's paraded amongst them.
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The Toronto-based group of Fiji and Ca$tro Guapo is gearing up for their new project Atlanada 2, which, if it's anything like its 2016 predecessor, will make for some great music to blare out of car stereos whether driving down Queen Street or through hazy Atlanta summer's day.
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In a homily earlier on Monday, Francis said everyone should look after their soul by taking a moment of silence every day, "to keep our freedom from being corroded by the banality of consumerism, the blare of commercials, the stream of empty words and the overpowering waves of empty chatter and loud shouting".
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According to the Huffington Post, a group of activists from the progressive organization CREDO showed up at Nielsen's townhouse in Alexandria, Virginia, early Friday morning to blare the now-infamous recording, originally obtained by ProPublica, and launched into chants like "no justice, no sleep" and "free the kids" while Nielsen was inside.
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"Blackstar" nails the feeling in question, what with its uneasy beat, horn blare, string crescendos, vaguely Middle Eastern harmonies, and of course Bowie's vocal histrionics ("In the villa of Ormen/in the villa of Ormen/stands a solitary candle/in the center of it all," he starts off, and things only get grander from there).
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There's no strict system linking her covers of Der Spiegel, which blare about terrorists and the oil crisis, to the kitschy postcards of snow-topped mountains and Dresden's destroyed landmarks; or to the World War I maps with old-style Gothic lettering; or to the reproductions of Pop Art by Warhol, Rauschenberg and Richard Hamilton.
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It's mainly been upstairs that I've dealt with, except downstairs, the jukebox sometimes comes on periodically and plays songs at random—and this happens all the time, you can ask my customers this—we'll be sitting here talking about something and the jukebox will blare on a song pertaining to whatever we're talking about.
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Generally speaking, the law divides motives for censorship into three categories—regulation that is content-neutral (don't blare your music on the train), regulation that is content-based but viewpoint-neutral (don't wave your campaign signs inside the polling place, regardless of which candidate you support), and regulation that is viewpoint-based (you can protest, just not about Democrats).
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Knowing how to identify the aspect ratio of a screening of West Side Story on 70mm won't make the horns blare more brassily or the outfits pop with brighter color, but it could make the difference between fully viewing a movie's picture and getting a fraction of the whole in the comfort of your own home.
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Released in March 1997 for the Nintendo 64, and developed by celebrated British studio Rare, Blast Corps let you power slide a bulldozer through buildings to save an out-of-control nuclear missile carrier, commandeer a train to unlock the star-spangled AmeriCar, and blare the General Lee's horn while ramming explosives into a housing complex to rescue survivors.
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This is true of Vampyr for the big stuff, such as how to handle the fate of major characters in the story, but moment-to-moment, one of your seemingly innocuous conversation choices may piss someone off, prompting the game to blare "hint failed," as a character will now refuse to engage deeper on the topic.
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Hence, two weeks before the midterms, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and Republicans take to Fox News as if it's the Emergency Preparedness System to blare about an alien invasion.
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The album's glitchy loudness and restless indirection most directly simulate the horrors of the internet — the way social media kills the attention span as countless incompatible stimuli blare at you, but also the way one tangential distraction can lead to another until you don't know where you are or how you got there, stranded in some dark online corner where strangers are selling exotic animals or debating Star Wars fan conspiracy theories.
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But the reality of Comey's firing — that he was sacked while on a recruiting trip to California; that he saw a television screen blare the news of his firing while he was giving a speech; that he laughed at first because he thought it was a "fairly funny" joke — gives the letter an undertone of urgency, drawing an implicit contrast between being "committed only to doing the right thing" and allowing political considerations to get in the way of law enforcement.
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