He is brimming over, spilling into other people's crafted spaces.
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Their answers offered a welter of anger and joy, and ambivalence brimming over.
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It was a splashy season brimming over with drama — and, more importantly, incredible talent.
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It's the strangest—and most welcome—surprise in a movie brimming over with surprises.
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Rivers are brimming over, backyards are swamped and fields are filled with water that has nowhere to go.
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Black Panther is here, and in typical Marvel fashion the movie is brimming over with little nods and Easter eggs.
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Science is brimming over with fantastic concepts and stories, and Boundless provides ample evidence in its more than 200 pages.
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Two aunts keep the steam table brimming over with smoky barbecued ribs and a seemingly endless supply of moro (rice and beans).
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Trucks coughed out black smoke, their beds brimming over with seven-ton loads of palm fruit rocking back and forth on tires as tall as people.
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" She meets the violence of her grief with poems populated by holograms, robots, and ghosts, by words and sounds and lines "brimming over the row of slender boxes.
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This week's speech was brimming over with ideas, including a shared military budget and an agency for "radical innovation", as well as the desire to strengthen the euro zone.
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One day you're brimming over with gratitude for having a work buddy like Theresa, someone who can roll with the punches and who you can share a laugh with.
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It was almost humorous watching her at a new level of excitement, energy brimming over into spontaneous, silly dance moves and sporadic kickboxing imitations when a blue state landed a punch.
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Brimming over with excitement and honoring everyone's mutual love of Tom Holland, Rabe posed with her super cohorts and further cemented her role as the cutest being in the entire MCU.
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You may have reservoirs near you brimming over with fresh rainfall right now, but the truth is that the amount of potable water on this planet is growing more scarce every year.
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She pounced on any error and broke serve to lead 3-0 as the sixth-seeded Briton, close to brimming over with nervous energy, struggled to keep her searing groundstrokes in court.
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McKinnon played what must be every Trump-hater's fantasy version of the special investigator: Barely contained excitement brimming over to share tiny morsels from the damning mountain of evidence collected so far.
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Justified or not, no one could watch him volcanically brimming over with partisan rancor and resentment without harboring deep doubts that he could now miraculously wipe the slate clean and be fair-minded.
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Seriously, go to Germany and get up at 6 AM, and you'll see the autobahns already brimming over with an eager and dedicated workforce, full of a stoic giddiness at the prospect of another industrious day.
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Cheerful and fast-moving, the show is Netflix's best approximation of Disney Channel's teen TV. The plots are ever-so-slightly moralistic, the smiles are wide, and the young actors are brimming over with new-to-Hollywood charisma.
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In one hand, I clutched a newspaper printed in Bengali, whirled into a thonga, or cone, and brimming over with jhal muri: a loose bouquet of cilantro, puffed rice, crunchy filaments of fried chickpea flour and hoops of green chile like castoff earrings.
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Between its precise and surreal scripts written by Damon Lindelof and his team, its stunning direction from the visionary Mimi Leder, and its unforgettable performances from Justin Theroux and Carrie Coon in particular, The Leftovers was brimming over with gorgeous craftsmanship that deserved to be acknowledged by the Emmys.
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Hungry City 9 Photos View Slide Show ' Low lights and dark wood, paintings of temples half-eaten by jungle, the interior gaze of a long-lobed Buddha head: The dining room of Angkor Cambodian Bistro, on the Upper East Side, is handsome and hushed, far from the brimming-over refugee camp in Thailand where Minh Truong, the chef, first learned to cook.
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He is one year older than the aboves. Tsi-Tsungga, called Tsi. An Earth-being from The Old Castle. A handsome, a fairy resembling young man with strong shoulders and green-brown-plotted body, quick and suiple, be brimming over with sensuality, he is really sexy.
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It was written in the ottava rima adopted a few years later by "the ingenious brothers Whistlecraft" (John Hookham Frere), and turned to such brilliant account by Byron in Don Juan. The poem, unhackneyed in form, full of fantastic classical allusions applied to the simple story, and brimming over with humour, had an immediate success. It is said to be the first use of this Italian style in Britain.
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New York City was brimming over with abstract expressionist painters at the time, but she was more interested in "constructive design" not found in America. Charlotte wanted to develop a stronger sense of "design" in her work, to engage "the new" and "the modern". In 1949, Charlotte went to Paris on an artistic quest, fascinated by Cézanne's rendering of the Provençal apple. She studied "le dessin" under the French artist Fernand Léger at his Paris atelier.
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The pace of the song changes with its chorus, which Mikey MiGo cited as being "a bit off setting". "FutureSex/LoveSound" is "brimming over with attitude, sharp beats and rhythm", according to Linda McGee of RTÉ.ie. The song, which was described as being "suavely portentous" by Pitchfork Media's Tim Finney, was cited as being a mixture between "the carnal strut" of Nine Inch Nails' "Closer" and the "masochistic flutter" of the Junior Boys. Finney said the song "derives its charm" from its "lofty" aspirations, "like a familiar lover staging an elaborately exaggerated seduction".
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The division itself was under the command of Lieutenant General Alan Brooke's II Corps. After many months of relative inactivity (which led this period to be known as the "Phoney War") the German Army launched its assault on the Western Front on 10 May 1940. By this time, however, Barker was on leave in England and, upon hearing the news of the German invasion, immediately set off back to his unit, accompanied by Lieutenant Colonel Brian Horrocks, who had received orders to command a battalion. Horrocks later wrote about this incident in his autobiography, where he described Barker as being "as usual, very cheerful, and brimming over with energy".
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Few men are so sincerely mourned or by such a wide circle of friends, personal and professional, as is Dr. Shrady. For nearly half a century he was a conspicuous figure in his chosen profession, and during his whole career he was ever active to help the unfortunate, to advise and assist the young practitioner, and in all efforts to raise the standard of medical education and ethics. Simple, unaffected, courteous, and with a heart brimming over with kindness, he won the warm affection of all with whom he came in contact. Among the sincerest mourners at his bier are the poor, to whom he gave his best services without hope of fee or reward.
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He was brimming over with ideas but needed someone with advanced mathematical skills who could do calculations and research the scientific literature to help solve intractable problems. As Francis Jehl was also working with Edison, he needed another handle besides Francis for Upton: :Affectionately nicknamed "Culture" by his boss because of his introspective, learned mien, piano- playing talent, and impeccable educational credentials. The challenge of electric illumination was addressed: :Upton’s very first assignment for the company was to conduct an extensive literature search through existing domestic and foreign patents for all the information he could find about arc and incandescent lighting. :Many thought that only current (quantity) was the magnitude register of work, without taking potential into consideration. Upton ransacked the Philosophical Magazine, the Poggendorf Annalen, the Comptes Rendus, Dingler's Polytechnical Journal and other musty volumes of scientific societies in search of data, trying to put Edison’s ideas into practical form.
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Then I went to bed, slept soundly, and next day went home without > uttering a sound of complaint. If I had been in a funk I should have run > from editor to editor and actor to actor, should have nervously entreated > them to be considerate, should nervously have inserted useless corrections > and should have spent two or three weeks in Petersburg fussing over my > Seagull, in excitement, in a cold perspiration, in lamentation.... I acted > as coldly and reasonably as a man who has made an offer, received a refusal, > and has nothing left but to go. Yes, my vanity was stung, but you know it > was not a bolt from the blue; I was expecting a failure, and was prepared > for it, as I warned you with perfect sincerity beforehand. And a month later: > I thought that if I had written and put on the stage a play so obviously > brimming over with monstrous defects, I had lost all instinct and that, > therefore, my machinery must have gone wrong for good.
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