But Twitter was bubbling with anonymous secondhand allegations of unsavory behavior.
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On a cold day outside, the crowd left the building bubbling with rage.
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That perhaps explains his puzzling one-liners bubbling with optimism regarding trade talks with China.
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Newspapers across Turkey, including the few still critical of the government, are bubbling with outrage.
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Iran's tech and startup scene has been bubbling with activity and press during the past year.
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During the heady years of the 20s and early 1980s, Quebec was bubbling with agitation for independence.
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Watch ... John is bubbling with ideas for the sequel, if and when the producers hit his line.
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On a rock near the trailhead, Valerie discovers its skin, already bubbling with the forest's bright-bodied flies.
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It's no surprise then, that Fires, much like its predecessor Lies, is bubbling with domestic squabbles and secrets.
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My kitchen took on an authentic smoky smell, and the pan was bubbling with a layer of moisture.
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In fact, it's bubbling with an underlying tension that suggests that Jamie and Nick may be more than friends.
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A waste overload creates rivers devoid of fish and bubbling with methane, groundwater contaminated with fecal bacteria, and other problems.
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Not unlike a society quietly bubbling with rage, the bad stuff lurking in your pores needs to come out at some point.
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The novel's furious action keeps the pages snapping by, but each incident, at times each sentence, is bubbling with equally furious ideas.
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Perhaps you're bubbling with happy butterflies in your stomach as you think about bringing your S.O. home to meet your family in March.
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But on the inside, I was bubbling with so much admiration and gratitude that I could have burst into tears at any moment.
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The biggest struggle is creatively to try not to have too much input, because my head is just bubbling with ideas and things.
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But they face security challenges in eastern Congo, a region bubbling with conflicts over land and ethnicity stoked by decades of on-off war.
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Washington, DC (CNN)The students were bubbling with energy when they gathered at Ronald Reagan National Airport on their way to Des Moines, Iowa.
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If you want to go to the source to unravel the mysteries of LaCroix, don't look for a remote European spring bubbling with natural minerals.
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Now, newly opened fissures are bubbling with lava almost daily, and Hawaii County Civil Defense has warned sightseers to stay away for safety&aposs sake.
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Rather, Reddit, the bustling hub of all things Game Of Thrones, is bubbling with more fantastic fan theories than ever about the drama's last season.
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Klopp had spent most of the afternoon with a deep-set scowl on his face, barking instructions at his players, bristling and bubbling with dissatisfaction.
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Reshaping the 2599,000-square-foot space occupied by the sloshy tiki bar Riff Raff's, Squares is fortuitously positioned in a transitional neighborhood now bubbling with activity.
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Whenever you feel yourself bubbling with rage about four women destroying everything you've ever loved, open this page and protect yourself and the internet from inexhaustive rage.
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Nicolas Jaar, Floating Points (live), and Australian band Pond will be performing at Pappy & Harriet's between the two festivals, making for an event bubbling with psychedelic sounds.
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As we curved around a mountain near the penguins, bubbling with the sense of triumph at having made it, a familiar green Land Rover hurtled toward us.
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Dark and brooding, while bubbling with idiosyncratic sounds, its a wild track in his own right—but to hear him tell it, it's not authentic gqom exactly.
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It is a sign, instead, of disappointment setting in among a group of conservative voters who only months ago were bubbling with hope for Donald Trump's health care plan.
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If you're not a loved one bubbling with joy and anticipation for the baby-to-be, though, then seeing ultrasounds all over social media can get a little old.
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Shrimpcargot was a riff on escargot, with plump shrimp coiled inside a traditional escargot-serving dish, bubbling with lemon herb butter and served with slices of toasted country bread.
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It could be the last, too—not because it isn't bubbling with insights and information, but because there are so few scenes which merit such a high level of attention.
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The next morning, the zit, which had started out as a mildly annoying bump on my forehead, had turned into a fiery open wound, bubbling with lava from the depths of hell.
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Iran's tech and startup scene has been bubbling with activity and press during the past year as the country enters a post-sanctioned era that is inviting a renaissance of direct foreign investment.
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Bubbling with enthusiasm for the joys of sleeping in the salty catacombs of Belarus, she said she was not really sure why she felt so much better but would definitely keep coming back.
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There will also be pushback within the community, she said, something that's already started bubbling with an anonymous group called Astronomy Underground, which has questioned the potential damage to careers for individuals investigated for harassment.
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Known for slowly and steadily improvising intricate scenes bubbling with symbolism, Ikeda sunk three years, three months, and 12 days into the work, a response to the 2011 tsunami and subsequent nuclear reactor crisis at Fukushima.
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Isner had won only two matches in the first two months of the season, yet somehow Gimelstob — the television broadcaster, former professional player and a member of Isner's three-man coaching staff — was bubbling with confidence.
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The interbank market is also bubbling with $21 trillion worth of excess reserves, the money banks can readily loan out to creditworthy private sector customers — in addition to mopping up some of Uncle Sam's extravagant IOU offerings.
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Young, intelligent and bubbling with ideas to make France more open, dynamic and fiscally sober, he gave an eloquent rebuttal to the drawbridge-up nostalgia of Brexit Britain, Donald Trump's America and the autocracies of eastern Europe.
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In the weeks, days and hours leading up to the gala, the internet was bubbling with anticipation about what the singer, fashion designer and star of the upcoming coming Met Gala heist movie, "Ocean's 8," would wear.
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Warped heads, melting bodies, and mutated faces bubbling with paint have become an undeniable art trend at the fair, with artists like Genieve Figgis, Vanessa Prager and José Lerma giving a hyper distorted play on the classic style of abstract portraiture.
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In fact, based on the levels of vinyl cyanide present in Titan's atmosphere, its seas could—in theory, we're not saying there are aliens—be bubbling with tiny cell membranes, with concentrations similar to those of bacteria in Earth's oceans.
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Given that many kids are bubbling with pent-up energy (school recess, it turns out, is really important) and are largely being looked after by busy, stressed-out parents, families might want to take steps now to minimize potential injury risk.
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But while such glad-handing can quickly become a chore, Ms. Cottrill was bubbling with wide-eyed possibility, like Charlie on his golden-ticket tour, even as she was asked to fire finger-guns into a camera for promotional GIFs.
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Transylvanian cuisine is not for the meat-and-dairy-averse: dishes include bulz, a sort of polenta casserole bubbling with bryndza cheese, along with sausages, slanina (smoked pork fat) and a board with seven types of locally made goat cheese.
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"Prurience" is part of the Guggenheim's Works & Process series and on Monday, the Wright restaurant had been reappropriated as a meet-up space, the coffee counter cluttered with pens and name tags, a plate of cookies and several urns bubbling with hot water for tea.
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At Via Garibaldi 12, the city's pre-eminent design store, Michela and I fantasized about what it might feel like to toast the sunset with Murano glasses bubbling with prosecco, while sitting on Gio Ponti chairs under a fresco of buxom goddesses floating on clouds.
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A couple things to keep in mind for those who are bubbling with optimism that this is finally the turnaround that Nintendo has been waiting for: First, the yen is incredibly strong right now and that is a huge negative for Nintendo as a Japanese company.
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The bots are "going to find any contentious issue, and instead of making it an opportunity for compromise and negotiation, they turn it into an unsolvable issue bubbling with frustration," said Karen North, a social media professor at the University of Southern California's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism.
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Sports radio in Washington will be bubbling with optimism and talk about the playoffs but it's a long season ahead... **** Former President Obama's emergence on the campaign trail will provide a fascinating split-screen with President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE over the final weeks before the midterm elections, giving each party a powerful proxy leading up to Nov. 6.
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Manny the Frenchie as a Dino Waffles the Cat as Barb from Stranger Things Ella Bean as a Small, Sweet Sushi Nala the Cat as an Adorable Monster Norbert as an Itty-Bitty Monkey Lil Bub as a Fortune Teller Tuna the Dog as His Favorite Toy Doug the Pug as a Classic Ghost Jiff the Pom as a Viking Toast and Her Siblings as the Ladies of The Wizard of Oz And Toast and Muppet as Taco Belle (Get it?) Harlow and Sage as Little Stinkers Tinkerbelle as a Unicorn Princess Marnie the Dog as a Witch Brussels Sprout as Oscar the Grouch Now that your cauldrons are bubbling with creative costume ideas for next year, start working on drafts.
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Nevertheless, it's a chucklesome 200-odd pages, bright and breezy and bubbling with imagination and enthusiasm.
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Clash described the album as "a bar-raiser—an album of intelligent synth-pop bubbling with humanity."Freeman, John. "Clock Opera - Ways to Forget", Clash, 23 April 2012. Retrieved 2012-06-07.
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Ivan was against Anjou becoming King of Poland. The massacre "spawned a pullulating mass of polemical literature, bubbling with theories, prejudices and phobias".Anglo, 229; See also: Butterfield, H. "Acton and the Massacre of St Bartholomew," Cambridge Historical Journal, Vol.
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But the evening couldn't have been such a success without Tamojit Roy and Divya Mukherjee. Divya was calmness personified in his rendition of his classic "Akashe Chhodano". Tamojit was a revelation. His burlesque frame dupes one to believe otherwise, but once on stage the man was like a volcano, ready to erupt, bubbling with energy.
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A light intensity of 50 μmol photons m−2 s−1 leads to best growth. Bubbling with carbon dioxide enriched air (1–2% CO2) can increase the growth rate, but may require additional buffer to maintain pH Selection is typically performed by antibiotic resistance genes. Heidorn et al. 2011 experimentally determined in Synechocystis sp.
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Thereupon he joined senior B.A. class at Noble College, Machilipatnam. Those were the days of non-cooperation movement. When Mahatma Gandhi gave a call for boycott of the law courts, educational institutions and legislative bodies, Kala Venkata Rao who was bubbling with patriotic enthusiasm responded to this call; gave up his studies and jumped into the fray.
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Francisco de Almeida, bubbling with ambition, seemed prepared to do anything to receive the appointment. In January 1505, he scandalously abandoned Lencastre's Order of Santiago to join Manuel's Order of Christ. He received his appointment letter from Manuel I shortly after, on February 27, 1505. Manuel I designated D. Francisco de Almeida as captain-major of the 7th Armada, with the obligation to remain in India for three years.
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Levine's testing conclusively demonstrated the presence of Rh antibodies in HDN. A colleague of Levine's recollected that "bubbling with excitement yet reluctant to overturn established dogma and aware that he was venturing into uncharted seas, Levine was visibly reassured when his attention was called to Ruth Darrow's paper in the Archives of Pathology". In 1941, Darrow gave birth to a daughter at the Women and Children's Hospital. Her daughter, like her son, suffered from HDN.
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Grease put in work on several music projects throughout 2004 and 2005, including albums from LL Cool J, Kelis, DJ Kay Slay, DJ Envy, Slick Rick, Ol' Dirty Bastard, and an artist on Dr. Dre's Aftermath label named Aimee Terrin. Grease also kept the underground bubbling with "Crown Me", a collaboration between T.I., Cam’ron, and Juelz Santana. In 2006, Dame Grease produced "Life Be My Song", a track on DMX's sixth studio album Year of the Dog... Again.
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Yeats said to her in 1929 'you combine aesthetic sensitivities and novelty with a grasp of the necessities of the stage'. Micheál Mac Liammóir described her in his autobiography as 'easy to know, bubbling with good nature, barbed with wit.' Robinson designed the costumes for two Abbey productions by Yeats in 1934: The resurrection and The king of the clock tower. In 1936, she exhibited with the Royal Hibernian Academy for the only time with Bungalows.
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Sometimes, cruelty of the mind is far more penetrating than cruelty in the physical sense. The former has immense potential to delve deep into human mind and leave the person devastated for the rest of his life, never to rise again. We witness all these through the film. The metamorphosis of Rangajji from a woman bubbling with life and enthusiasm to a lonely woman waiting to die effectively showcases the power and notoriety of human mind.
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Howard Cohen from Herald-Journal called it a "infectious tune, bubbling with strobe-like keyboards and melody". Robbie Daw from Idolator described "Another Night" as a "marriage of memorable pop choruses sung by a charismatic female and gruff rhymes delivered by a tough-guy rapper, all laid over a thumping beat." Wendi Cermak from The Network Forty noted it as a "great dance record". The magazine also compared it to "Rhythm Is a Dancer" by Snap!.
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Experimental control of chaos by one or both of these methods has been achieved in a variety of systems, including turbulent fluids, oscillating chemical reactions, magneto-mechanical oscillators, and cardiac tissues. attempt the control of chaotic bubbling with the OGY method and using electrostatic potential as the primary control variable. Forcing two systems into the same state is not the only way to achieve synchronization of chaos. Both control of chaos and synchronization constitute parts of cybernetical physics.
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One morning at the gates of the Louvre, 19th-century painting by Édouard Debat-Ponsan, of the day after the Saint Bartholomew's Day massacre. Catherine de' Medici is in black. The Saint Bartholomew's Day massacre of Huguenot Protestants in France in 1572 was a particular nexus of complaints about Machiavellianism, as the massacre came to be seen as a product of it. The massacre "spawned a pullulating mass of polemical literature, bubbling with theories, prejudices and phobias", in which Machiavellianism featured prominently.
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The son disobeys and finds three pots bubbling with no fire, and one turns things into copper, the second into silver, and the third into gold. Past them, he finds, in one room, the Master Maid. She warns him that cleaning the stables as ordinary people do causes ten shovelfuls to fly back in for every one he takes out, but if he shovels with the handle, he will be able to do it. He talks with her the day long, and they agree to marry.
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The mangroves have formed vast clumps of saltwater-tolerant coastal forests which have created a unique ecosystem linking the river and the sea. The mangroves are the breeding grounds for black scallops, which are served up in Tumbes' most famous dish, the black scallop ceviche. South of Tumbes lies Zorritos, the town which received its name from workers involved in drilling the first oilwell in the area, back in 1863. Not far from Zorritos lies the Bocapán beach, where visitors can swim in Hervideros, natural hot springs bubbling with iodized salts.
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The film Champion is a tale about a man who has a quest, a dream to be the best of the best. The film centres on four main characters, namely Rajveer Singh (Sunny Deol), a simpleton from a village in Punjab, whose sole dream in life is to become a super-cop and wipe off all crime. After, training, he gets his first posting at Mumbai for a special assignment. Bubbling with enthusiasm, an arrival, he is shocked to find that his job is to protect a nine-year-old boy, Abbas Khan (Abhishek Sharma).
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VivoCity is a shopping mall located in the HarbourFront precinct of Bukit Merah. It is the largest shopping mall in Singapore, with of net lettable area and of gross floor area spread over a three-storey shopping complex and two basement levels. It was designed by the Japanese architect Toyo Ito, and its name is derived from the word vivacity. According to Mapletree chairman Edmund Cheng, VivoCity "evokes a lifestyle experience that is modern, stimulating and accessible to everyone, a place bubbling with energy and flowing with vitality".
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Carbon (as graphite) occurs naturally and is extracted by crushing the parent rock and floating the lighter graphite to the surface. Aluminium is extracted by dissolving its oxide Al2O3 in molten cryolite Na3AlF6 and then by high temperature electrolytic reduction. Selenium is produced by roasting the coinage metal selenides X2Se (X = Cu, Ag, Au) with soda ash to give the selenite: X2Se + O2 \+ Na2CO3 → Na2SeO3 \+ 2 X + CO2; the selenide is neutralized by sulfuric acid H2SO4 to give selenous acid H2SeO3; this is reduced by bubbling with SO2 to yield elemental selenium. Polonium and astatine are produced in minute quantities by irradiating bismuth.
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The New York Times critic Bosley Crowther offered a mixed review, praising "the ripening attractiveness of the young British actress Hayley Mills and some beautiful scenery in color on the island of Crete," but calling the film "essentially an entertainment for the younger set." With regard to adult viewers, he noted that "it is a picture in which standard melodrama abounds—the kind that the older observer may find just too bubbling with cliches." Rotten Tomatoes, describing the film as a "distilled Hitchcockian suspense yarn, diluted for the consumption of children", gives it an approval rating of 63%.
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Architect Thomas Hastings' design placed the fountain in the southern half of the plaza, whereas the Sherman Monument remained in the northern half (but moved fifteen feet west to be symmetrically opposite the fountain). Hastings' design for the fountain included a "symbolical figure-the exact symbolism not yet having been decided upon."The New York Times, January 21, 1913. Construction began in 1915, and by November, a newspaper reported: "The Pulitzer Fountain...is now finished and bubbling with the purest Croton water," noting that work on the northern portion of the plaza was delayed by subway construction.Chicago Daily Tribune, November 7, 1915.
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" USA Today stated that on the album, "much of the music — audacious, heavily distorted and bubbling with electronics — sounds magnificently fresh. As the ensemble shape- shifts from the cleaner rock template of The Suburbs and Neon Bible to exotic beat-driven mashups, Arcade owes a debt to David Bowie (who has a brief cameo) and Achtung-era U2. Co-producer James Murphy of LCD Soundsystem also brings his rhythmic chops to the mix in dizzying dance hybrids." Emily Mackay of The Quietus notes that "the question of what comes next, though, isn't one that Arcade Fire need fear any longer.
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In January 1913, the five schemes were exhibited at the New York Public Library, including the winning scheme, designed by Carrère and Hastings. Architect Thomas Hasting's design placed the fountain in the southern half of the plaza, whereas the Sherman Monument remained in the northern half (but moved fifteen feet west to be symmetrically opposite the fountain). Construction of the new plaza began in 1915, and by November one newspaper reported: "The Pulitzer Fountain...is now finished and bubbling with the purest Croton water," noting that work on the northern portion of the plaza was delayed by subway construction.Chicago Daily Tribune, November 7, 1915.
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Monique Harvey was an artist bubbling with ideas, who ended up finding her own style. Always with new subjects, she gave free rein to her imagination and worked in a very impulsive way. For Harvey, subjects matter little: she improvises each painting as a space built through distortions and disproportions that create their own harmony, creating order in the apparent mess that often furnishes her compositions. Guy Robert (1933–2000), founder in 1964 of the Museum of Contemporary Art of Montréal and author of several monographs on the painters who marked Quebec, said of her in 1987 that "la relève la plus dynamique et la plus solide devrait ressembler à cela" ("the most dynamic and the most dynamic succession should look like this").
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" Mosi Reeves of Spin gave the album a seven out of ten, saying "With Strong Arm Steady's MC trio of Krondon, Phil Da Agony, and Mitchy Slick (plus extended fam like Planet Asia, Phonte, and Fashawn) dropping lyrical barbs ("Telegram") and creatively reheated thug- isms ("Needle in the Haystack"), Madlib chops up loops bubbling with quirky humor and analog soul." Matt Jost of RapReviews gave the album a seven out of ten, saying "It doesn't sound like much upon first listen. But after a few spins In Search of Stoney Jackson becomes a charming little record that has quite a lot to offer despite its fragmented, uncoordinated appearance." Joe Schmoh of Sputnikmusic gave the album three and a half stars out of five, saying "That disappointment resonating from the main attraction quickly boils over, as the guests and Madlib's tasteful samples give In Search of Stoney Jackson a [sic] off-the-cuff, mixtape-ish feeling that makes it truly a fun listen.
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After his studies in Baghdad, Ibn Tumart is claimed in one account to have proceeded on pilgrimage to Mecca (hajj), but was so bubbling with the doctrines he had learnt and a one-minded zeal to 'correct' the mores of the people he came across that he quickly made a nuisance of himself and was expelled from the city.Ibn Khallikan, p. 206 He proceeded to Cairo, and thereon to Alexandria, where he took a ship back to the Maghreb in 1117/18. The journey was not without incident - Ibn Tumart took it upon himself to toss the ship's flasks of wine overboard and set about lecturing (or harassing) the sailors to ensure they adhered to correct prayer times and number of genuflections; in some reports, the sailors got fed up and threw Ibn Tumart overboard, only to find him still bobbing a half-day later and fished him back (he is also reported in different chronicles of having either caused or calmed a storm at sea).
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Hill's first public success came at age ten when he won a local talent contest in his native East Kilbride, impersonating Cleo Laine. In 1991, he moved to Edinburgh in order to study Drama at Queen Margaret University College, graduating in 1994. Hill's comedy characters as well as his ability to improvise and write material led him into stand-up. He was still an actor, working in Theatre in Education and pantomimes when a friend secretly booked him in for an ‘open spot’ in 1998. In 1997 and 1998, Hill performed a lead role (Jeremy Weller) in the Grassmarket Project’s theatre production "Mad" at the Edinburgh Fringe. Since 2002, Hill has extensively toured with his solo comedy shows throughout Scotland, Ireland and the UK. His international work includes Montreal’s Just For Laughs Festival 2008 where he hosted the prestigious Britcom series as well as Bubbling With Laughter and shows in Toronto, Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide, Sydney, New York, Singapore, Amsterdam, Brussels, Ghent, Athens, Stockholm and Berlin.
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