Aptly named Butcher, his ferocious cacophony portends blood, money, fun.
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The alleyway is ringing with the constant cacophony of war.
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The music conveys the exuberant cacophony of an Argentine wedding.
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Please enjoy this version, voiced by a cacophony of animals.
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The cacophony of rebuilding Lower Manhattan is inescapable for residents.
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Within that cacophony … The key lies in a twofold approach.
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Consider the cacophony produced by today's mobile phone or tablet.
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Those sites soon joined in the cacophony of his pain.
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"Sometimes they call it a cacophony," he told the NYT.
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Truth blurred, then was sidelined, in an online tribal cacophony.
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A new study investigated how this increasing cacophony affects whales.
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It's a comforting barbershop cacophony for most of the clients.
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This can result in cacophony, multiple voices competing for attention.
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For Elena Kowalsky, the cacophony is music to the ears.
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Digitalization is not only creating a deafening cacophony of voices.
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The cacophony of plastic slamming on plastic roars above the generator.
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You don't hear it, but it's a whole cacophony down there.
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This silence is disrupted only by the regular cacophony of violence.
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The industrial cacophony that keeps Windsor awake just won't go away.
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The resulting cacophony renders compliance between suppliers and sellers nearly impossible.
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In the first clip, audiences hear a cacophony of chirping birds.
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Mirror-balls, spotlights, and strobe lights contributed to the visual cacophony.
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The indecipherable swirl and cacophony of the modern world feeds unease.
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All the instruments are playing at once, and it's a cacophony.
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Ignoring the numbing cacophony of thousands of prophets, priests, and gurus.
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I haven't the slightest idea, but this visual cacophony is enthralling.
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" And a cacophony of state and local government officials responds, "When?
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Amid this cacophony, Geraldo Rivera was recently the voice of reason.
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A lenient sentence, and a cacophony of outrage and counter-outrage.
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It means cacophony in Arabic, and that just made sense to me.
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There is some consolation for restaurant-goers who cringe at the cacophony.
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Some bigger names are lending their voice to the cacophony of complaints.
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I am listening, I thought, to the cacophony of my digestive tract.
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Through the doors and into the concrete cacophony of Eighth and 33rd.
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As skullcaps bob rhythmically, childish voices evoke the cacophony of an aviary.
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No matter the Warriors lead, there remained a cacophony of queasy dipshittery.
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Avoiding the cacophony of financial media can help you stay on course.
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A little loud, maybe, since it's a cacophony of car chase sounds.
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Kayaking is a way to exit the urban cacophony, completely and totally.
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The whispering cacophony of its ambient soundtrack is audible at some distance.
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He is completely incomprehensible once he gets moving, a total physical cacophony.
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That cacophony is having a huge impact on life under the waves.
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So far, he's been met with a cacophony of eye-opening answers.
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Or at least some respite from the cacophony of words and opinions.
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There is no distinguishable dialogue, only a cacophony of shouting and haggling.
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A cacophony that was inaudible, until Ruby Payne-Scott entered a laboratory.
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Each meeting is a nudge, a suggestion, a distracting concern, a cacophony.
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But out of the cacophony needs to come a core of consensus.
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Amid the cacophony, a challenge arose on Twitter from an unexpected source.
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The chalkboard she used for her plans is a cacophony of ideas.
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"The absence of the policy is what&aposs creating this cacophony," Gurria said.
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The cacophony felt strange against Yom Kippur, our continued fasting, our lockdown songs.
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In her breakthrough "Reisterstown Mall" (1965), she replicates the cacophony of suburban shopping.
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And in the background, the slightly muffled cacophony of hundreds of barking dogs.
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Barriers shattered, we now have a cacophony of trends happening all at once.
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Long a silent presence in American life, class has lately raised a cacophony.
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But its cacophony of voices does throw those dilemmas into even sharper relief.
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In Mr. Gong's warehouselike complex of cages, visitors walk into a deafening cacophony.
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By that time, a local group called the Cacophony Society had begun participating.
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In the end, the cacophony of causes was a carnival of free speech.
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What to do with this cacophony of pain and horror and ludicrous policing?
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Cries of "Mami" and "Papá" build over a cacophony of wails and sobs.
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Kyrgios left the court to a cacophony of boos from the Chinese spectators.
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For the first three years, the cacophony in here drove me absolutely bonkers.
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Now, it's just a cacophony of news-noise and an avalanche of information.
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The city's beauty derives from its cacophony of tastes and cultures, its tolerance.
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That earned him a cacophony of catcalls for his head spinning about-face.
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"There's a cacophony of voices, offline and online, talking about products," Tellado said.
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To the uninitiated, these conversations might sound like a cacophony of meaningless jargon.
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In the midst of this cacophony, ASMR has set up its quiet stalls.
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When we reach 10 cm of dilation the cacophony becomes quite frankly intimidating.
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At the same time, my involvement with the Cacophony Society fed the interest.
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For just a moment, silence becomes a caesura in the cacophony of catastrophe.
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At moments, the visual cacophony delights, and at other moments it does not.
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There is pin drop silence, except for the cacophony of news channel Times Now.
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The problem is that all of that is a cacophony of confusion right now.
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How will you, as a user, be able to parse and browse that cacophony?
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It just winds up getting muted by the cacophony of a real-world campaign.
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She's the mother of the house, known to raise her voice amid the cacophony.
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Neighbors came out of their houses, he said, adding to the cacophony of screams.
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In following this case, Koenig highlights a cacophony of voices connected to the incident.
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You know that cacophony of sounds when you first boot up a desktop computer?
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It now sounds like a kaleidoscopic circus of juvenilia, it's cheerful cacophony borderline unlistenable.
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A cacophony of dancers clad in riot gear appeared throughout the hour-long performance.
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He also captured the cacophony of the Amazon, and whales off Alaska and Hawaii.
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The surrounding cacophony created another issue: I couldn't tell if Alexa had woken up.
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Even amidst all the crazed cacophony surrounding it, the vocal could be heard clearly.
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But she blamed noisy fans more than the roof for the cacophony during points.
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The cacophony will be labeled and categorized using a machine-listening engine called UrbanEars.
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But if they are loud enough, the cacophony covers their own misdeeds and ineptitude.
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And the cacophony of each brief passing both overwhelms and underlines the "real" performance.
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In the escalating cacophony of fashion week, you kind of knew how he felt.
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We heard the intricacies of life — the creaking of trees, the cacophony of birdsong.
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Conversations in dozens of languages mingled with the cacophony of trucks, scooters and mules.
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But my "City of Joy" — the cacophony outside my window — is anything but joyful.
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For Nadal, the cacophony under the roof was a detriment to well-crafted tennis.
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How long will whales be able to cope with the cacophony of our kind?
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But the cacophony of political voices we see on cable news may be deceiving.
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Think of all the evil laughter in history — the witches alone make a cacophony.
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Countless police officers had converged on the scene, a cacophony of lights and sirens.
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A looping, slightly asymmetrical tableau brims with colors and symbols like a visual cacophony.
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The result is a delightful visual cacophony that you could spend an hour unpacking.
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The showdown, when it arrives, is a cacophony of Tarantino tics in one unsettling sequence.
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Twitter could be a tree filled with birds, chirping a discordant cacophony day and night.
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Amid the daily cacophony of news and announcements about self-driving cars — Have you heard?
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There was a cacophony of health information online, highly clinical and near impossible to navigate.
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It's here, we live the cacophony of the booing crowd, diffused over our daily lives.
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"There's this sort of cacophony of grievances and scandals in the tech industry," he says.
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When the construction is finished, that noise will be replaced by the cacophony of traffic.
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He was hearing a cacophony of conflicting opinions, mainly pitting some women's groups against Hamiltonians.
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"In the middle of that cacophony of greatness, you saw this gem," Mr. Barris said.
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But these devices by themselves only transmit the cacophony; they cannot make sense of it.
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Some of those elections have provided welcome relief from the cacophony of the presidential battle.
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One can only imagine the constant mechanical and conversational cacophony it housed for two centuries.
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Even just a trip to the grocery store on a weekday afternoon offers a cacophony.
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I limped the two miles back home, pushing my bike through a cacophony of catcalls.
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Alluding to the biblical Tower of Babel, Murdoch's monument similarly investigates the cacophony of voices.
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Instead, the cacophony of the internet has left us more unmoored from truth than ever.
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Within this aural and visual cacophony, searchlights casting deep shadows create a powerful graphic unity.
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The cacophony of simulated war in the bunker is relentless, and cannot be switched off.
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Unfortunately, the cacophony surrounding Mr. Almagro's declarations and the Times article distorted an essential discussion.
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The most joyful trend to emerge this season was coats in a cacophony of prints.
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I grew up in the swaddled cacophony of morning chatter between tourists, professors, and videographers.
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The universe ought to be a cacophony of voices, but instead it is disconcertingly quiet.
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But in the cacophony of venture capitalist boosting, that became about emotion, and even soul.
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Coeure said this risked creating a "cacophony" of diverging views that could confuse market participants.
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The morning cacophony grew louder and louder, the vicious fights in the farmyard ever gorier.
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It's about finding comfort in, or amidst, cacophony—a reminder that we're always in transition.
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Today, Western politics finds itself in a cacophony of revolutionary rhetoric from populists of all persuasions.
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Large players&apos photos were displayed along the way amid a cacophony of noise and cheers.
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Its real-time captioning appeared instantly, a semi-miracle considering the cacophony in the demo room.
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As the voices get louder, they form a cacophony of indiscrete utterances, highlighting non-linear time.
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The counting may run with symphonic precision, but the rest of the proceedings are pure cacophony.
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From there, it's a cacophony of dissonant keys that transition right into Ableton's new Wavetable synth.
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It can't hear the singular activation phrase ("Ok Google") over the cacophony bursting from its base.
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The entire room glistens with moody light and a constant cacophony plays on a tape loop.
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We would rather deal with a solo voice than a chorus, or a cacophony, of voices.
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" And God's creations sat around the table shouting a cacophony of unhelpful things: "I like bears!
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He is silent despite the cacophony around him, and reaches up to touch his bloodied temple.
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We would live in a nonstop cacophony of tinklings that would drive us all completely mad.
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In most cases, it's also a complete disaster—a chaotic cacophony of groundstrokes and (mis)communications.
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In a cacophony of squeaky children at home, relatives could always distinguish Sha'Quille's low, raspier voice.
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The strange part is that the backdrop to the daily bustle is a cacophony of booms.
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Bitter and abusive arguments could strengthen calls for a decisive leader who can muzzle the cacophony.
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The race was deemed fair, but it ignited a cacophony on social media and message boards.
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By moving, the kids can disrupt patterns of light, creating dissonant sounds that become a cacophony.
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Walk into Park Avenue Armory this month and you'll be greeted by a cacophony of Cates.
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The strange mix results in a cacophony of sound that is unnervingly challenging yet completely engaging.
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All the found objects crash in cacophony against each other, with the dancer's body among them.
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Surrounded by that cacophony, we want something—or someone—to help us cut through the noise.
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In the dying process, the symphony of swallowing becomes a cacophony of weak and mistimed movements.
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This year it never reached the joyous, melodious and raucous cacophony I have been used to.
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I think that's where Stars found our ability to combine cacophony and dissonance with heavy, heavy melody.
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For DirtySix, a community and social media manager at ThriXXX, his job is a cacophony of things.
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And for new employees, just untangling the cacophony of voices on Slack can be confusing and disheartening.
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What's more, the audible cacophony produced by the male corvina leads the fishers to their exact location.
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The TV light came back up as the press corps shouted a cacophony of questions at Grassley.
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Their unified song takes over from the cacophony of a conscious brain, and the patient is out.
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A cacophony of sounds emanate as mix of freemium video games and high pitched children's television programming.
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Have you ever wanted to watch a huge spinning wheel shoot off a glorious cacophony of fireworks?
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But these needs are not often understood and are lost in the cacophony immediately after a disaster.
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And, for new employees, just untangling the cacophony of voices on Slack can be confusing and disheartening.
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Yet already the news had provoked a cacophony of condemnations of Britain's free-trade, globalised economic model.
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Not a single car had moved; it's a sea of brake lights and a cacophony of horns.
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He is a creature of habit, preferring the quiet of his neighborhood to the cacophony of downtown.
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Beneath a relentless, rambunctious cacophony, France defeated Germany, 2-0, in a semifinal of the European Championships.
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A cacophony of noise played as the little dummy heads played a voice saying the same thing.
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The beat is a bit fast and frenetic, almost like organized cacophony (which probably is an oxymoron).
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But sometimes it is the other way around and I tug the visual cacophony toward a system.
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If you roll your mouse through the whole map quickly, it's a cacophony of agony and hysteria.
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At the High Line's West 30th Street and 10th Avenue exit, the decibel level reached peak cacophony.
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You would hear a cacophony of languages, bump against people and inhale the urgent smells of survival.
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The overlapping voices of Witherspoon, Carell and Aniston are also heard in a cacophony of dramatic moments.
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Together we raced to the men's shelter, amid the cacophony of bombs and plumes of black smoke.
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For more than 20 years, a Mong Kok pedestrian zone has been a cacophony of street performers.
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An adult and two juveniles strutted down to the water's edge, unfazed by the multi-species cacophony.
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Each is narrated (in the English option) by Krause, who points out different levels in the cacophony.
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Oil-slick lips — a cacophony of ultraviolet, icy blue, yellow and rose, lightly dusted with waves of glitter.
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The scenes are visually overwhelming so the pattern becomes this addition, a cacophony of what is already there.
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From those windows, there are charming city views, and I work to the daily cacophony of neighborhood sounds.
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A cacophony of events, ranging from exhibitions to church services, will consider the global impact of the Reformation.
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It depoliticizes you through isolation and through the blurring, in the cacophony it delivers, of fantasy with fact.
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It's the typical Far Cry 5 mission, starting with glib irony and ending in a cacophony of explosions.
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The flavor was subtle but strong enough to elicit a cacophony of "Mmms!" from our team of tasters.
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Her barking added to the cacophony as the truck weaved through crowded, noisy city streets, Lieutenant Iorio said.
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Nobody is listening to the cacophony of online anger – or at least nobody able to address its cause.
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Yet, obscured by the wild twists and daily cacophony of the Trump presidency, the conventional wisdom is changing.
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When it comes to foreign policy, especially on Russia, the Trump administration is a cacophony of discordant voices.
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But, while their cacophony of knocks and pops may have been counterfeit, the intense emotions they expressed weren't.
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A more optimistic perspective welcomes this cacophony as a sign of vitality within the American plural political system.
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The online cacophony of hate Ms. Omar and Ms. Tlaib encountered had nothing to do with political ads.
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Asprey takes the stage and the audience of about 1,500 stands and applauds, a cacophony of jingling lanyards.
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Somehow the two opposites merged where the cacophony of visual chaos of the slum became my beautiful muse.
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The customers are as varied and fascinating as the cacophony of memorabilia that adorns its wood-paneled walls.
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My personal favorite is Mary Martin's cacophony of mirrors, made from 96 aluminum panels pointing in different directions.
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The tifosi will celebrate with a cacophony of noise and sound, including colored smoke, flags, drums and flares.
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Visitors will enter the lobby from the middle of the tunnel, far from the cacophony on the street.
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It's purely pianissimo compared with the cacophony that erupts from the audience when Ms. Riley completes that ballad.
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But virtually everyone in political media is competing for audience attention and loyalty amid a cacophony of choices.
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With the cacophony of gunshots and the fire alarm blaring, Peterson chose not to go after the shooter.
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For the next seven hours, they move from one house to the next, filling her home with cacophony.
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And then there's evidence, too, of the human response: a cacophony of cults and cons, panic and denial.
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In clashing synthetics and high-shine silks in a cacophony of jarring shades, they are loud, even obnoxious.
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UXO, a new project that crossbreeds noise rock, dark hardcore, and ominous doom into a truly satisfying cacophony.
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Ad of the Week For a blissful minute, the cacophony of political ads on Iowa television sets vanishes altogether.
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But we tended to trigger each other in our more stressful moments, as the cacophony of sounds was distracting.
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In some channels, this is happening to multiple users, resulting in a cacophony of repeating messages that's, frankly, unsettling.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Entering the Serpentine Gallery from the cacophony of Hyde Park feels otherworldly.
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IN THE political cacophony surrounding America's new tax law, the voice of the private-equity industry has been muted.
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So amid the cacophony of tragedy there's an equally noisy din of tiny decisions every day: Is this dangerous?
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What followed was an insane cacophony of confused drums, nervous and cheap guitar melodies, and a stilted vocal melody.
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The cacophony of reflected noise is then picked up by the phone's mic, where it's analyzed by the app.
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Then, English constituted the vast majority of content; today, it is just one language within a cacophony of tongues.
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" Given the cacophony of undertakings, another executive said the "biggest takeaway is the extraordinary ambitions Bezos has for Amazon.
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What researchers found wasn't peace and quiet, but a constant cacophony of noise at the bottom of the ocean.
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On most days large tracts of the capital are now bumper to bumper amid a cacophony of car horns.
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"The strange part is that the backdrop to the daily bustle is a cacophony of booms," he wrote afterward.
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Ethical quandaries about the president's business empire often struggle to break through the news cacophony of the Trump era.
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I can hear the cacophony of howling now — Here we go again, yet another undeserved attack on the Clintons.
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The smog's aural counterpoint is a citywide cacophony of rock-crushers, bulldozers, jackhammers, dump trucks, and front-end loaders.
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Since at least 2014, the team at Sortd has developed tools to organize the cacophony coming from messaging services.
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To the uninitiated, these large group chats might sound gimmicky — wouldn't 100,000, or even 256, just be a cacophony?
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No one wants their plaintive wails drowned out by a cacophony of premature, self-congratulatory pats on the back.
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As with the paintings, Greenbaum collides things together – in this case, form and color – attaining a mysteriously melodious cacophony.
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Through it all, my husband managed to carry on his Zoom conference call, as if the cacophony didn't exist.
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Through it all, my husband managed to carry on his Zoom conference call, as if the cacophony didn't exist.
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This cacophony — I heard it and I just wanted to carve huge chunks out of it, create some space.
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She has taken pink and blue sapphires and the cacophony of colors in tourmaline and turned them into bracelets.
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The absurdity of Mr. Bouteflika's candidacy and the cacophony around it stems from the very nature of the state.
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The gym echoed with a cacophony of dialects from across China, and many parents struggled to understand one another.
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It was raining and water streamed down her face, but she couldn't make herself leave until the cacophony ended.
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But let's be honest: Contacting 27 is not always the fastest or most effective way to silence the cacophony.
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But Raonic maintained a Zen-like focus amid all the cacophony and went about his job like a machine.
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On Pier 94, you'll find the same exciting cacophony of multifarious booths that longtime attendees have come to expect.
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There's a cacophony of information that consumers are assaulted with on a daily basis from so many different angles.
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He does not hear a cacophony of fans who wish the Knicks would play (poorly) for a better pick.
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If new energy markets can't make a symphony of these varied assets, the result could be a dysfunctional cacophony.
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Lost in the cacophony was a question few seem to have considered: Is a permanent move to Canada even possible?
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But such is the tumult whipped up by Trump that his words will probably just get lost in the cacophony.
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The horrendous cacophony crescendos and Thomasin is levitating, rising higher and higher above the trees, tears on her ecstatic face.
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The GOP, in contrast, now harbors a cacophony of different economic approaches, from pure libertarianism to Trump's incoherent economic nationalism.
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The legions who sit on either side of each candidate usually join in to create a cacophony of useless noise.
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This sleep-depriving FOMO was exacerbated by the cacophony of heavy rain pounding on the tents most of the night.
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A pile of curbside construction debris wasn't very assuring, but I steeled my nerves, and we headed into the cacophony.
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Lanvin has come through a complicated time (by some accounts still continuing), but these clothes were absent cacophony or discord.
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We crossed the first bridge into the ruins amid a cacophony of foreign languages, dodging selfie sticks and large backpacks.
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That a person might be able to sense it bodily amid the cacophony generated by other ocean phenomena was astonishing.
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From a speaker nearby thunders a cacophony of Bach's "Goldberg Variations" mixed with the sound of an old airplane motor.
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Hempton has circled the globe three times recording the sounds of nature, especially soundscapes that are disappearing amid human cacophony.
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But hovering above the cacophony is the seemingly more objective and reliable narrator, Peter Coyote, whose disembodied voice signaled omniscience.
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But there was there no clear winner or knockout blow during a debate that at times descended into a cacophony.
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My bedroom has a wonderful view of the city, the fastest internet, and the cacophony of proximity to my family.
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My bedroom has a wonderful view of the city, the fastest internet, and the cacophony of proximity to my family.
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Her hands and shins smashing through the gates created a furious cacophony that echoed off the evergreens lining the trail.
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Sleep deprivation makes for good retail, as parents determined to cut through the information cacophony may turn hopefully to stuff.
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Will the free press, now beset by cacophony, echo chambers and fake news, be capable of providing a dispassionate view?
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But there's another motivation: Sometimes — even amid our media cacophony and cynicism about motivations — Hollywood activism can make a difference.
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It is sure to be a zingy and energetic affair, with each room a cacophony of models, photographers and gawkers.
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He took it to his mother's house in the Hamptons, where the cacophony of nature tends to keep him up.
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But lest we forget in the cacophony of partisan bickering and voyeuristic anticipation, we have definitely seen this play before.
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The transition to a shelter can be traumatizing, with its cacophony of howls and barking, smells and isolating steel cages.
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In the recording studio, he said, sometimes the most pure and beautiful choruses can emerge from a cacophony of varied vocals.
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The news is a cacophony of screeching voices clamoring to be heard, demanding your attention at an increasingly eardrum-piercing volume.
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Mostly, he hoped to provide a melodious respite to locals, who had long suffered through the cacophony of drills and jackhammers.
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Technology and the constant cacophony of modern life are cited as the main causes of the increasing prevalence of mental illness.
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People want to escape the cacophony of daily life, whether the noise of Twitter-storms or the clash of angry politicians.
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But what's lost in the cacophony of anxiety is the other thing every mom wants: to enjoy the beauty of motherhood.
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Since then, though, it's been cacophony of market volatility aggravated by a lack of clear direction from the U.S. central bank.
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I put the headphones back on, double-pressed the ANC button again and listened as the ear-splitting cacophony drained away.
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That's when my poor phone surrenders and I suddenly get a cacophony of button-mashing bleeps and blorps interrupting the conversation.
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Amid the cacophony of the digital era, publishers and advertisers prize readers who are deeply engaged, not just clicking around sites.
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But Trump's lack of a strategic underpinning does not mean his unfiltered utterances and cacophony of tweets are without intended purpose.
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The cacophony of outrage shapes itself around a painful silence, one that prevents us from pronouncing the actual stakes at play.
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Michelle Branch's "Everywhere" is playing, but I can barely be heard over the cacophony of noises coming from everyone around me.
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As I write this, I'm able to enjoy Carol Kaye's bass work on Pet Sounds from the orchestral cacophony around her.
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They pile up in a cacophony of soup spoons against copper pots, lids against lids, high-pitched pings and basso thwacks.
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The cacophony of friends chatting and children laughing had been replaced by birdsong and the rustle of wind through the trees.
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Later, low rumbles arrive and cacophony increases, yet that kind of drama has little effect on Mr. Brooks's even-tempered choreography.
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But bookending the hour-long show were two reveals that cut through the convention cacophony and melted the usual corporate steel.
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Today, Ms. Cabello is just one in a cacophony of voices aiming to break through in a harsh, post-streaming environment.
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Who would have thought painstakingly slow, hand-painted messages would be an incredibly effective way to cut through the digital cacophony?
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Even amid the cacophony of Times Square, the sounds of telephones ringing every seven to nine minutes are hard to miss.
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He packs the books with minor characters of assorted races and ages, and attempts to conjure up a jaunty urban cacophony.
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The cacophony of gunfire, the dull thud of mortar rounds, the deafening roar of Islamic State car bombs and American airstrikes.
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She said she appreciated the pristine setting of Weissensee, but dreamed of skating through the cacophony of Friesland one more time.
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As with her "Truisms" series, Holzer's printed proclamations, affirmations, and aphorisms, reproduce the cacophony of opposing voices conveyed through mass media.
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When opened, the cacophony of brightly colored pages of all different sizes bursts forth like a messy cornucopia of radical activism.
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For the Symphony for a Broken Orchestra, he will create an orchestration from the cacophony of the Philadelphia schools' imperfect instruments.
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I resist the urge to join them as the crowd emits a cacophony of roars, cheers and laughter at various key moments.
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"This thing is just yet another medical device in the cacophony of devices that your trusted doctor uses with you," Shakil said.
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But there's so much noise onstage that these details are lost to an unnecessary cacophony that often rebounds on the actors themselves.
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Brian McOmber's score is equally evocative, a constantly building cacophony of noise and chaos that amplifies the ever-escalating on-screen conflicts.
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Prince is just one of many who've left behind a legal cacophony for courts to iron out and heirs to fight over.
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They'll keep you informed ... without subjecting you to the vicious cacophony of the burning tire fire that is the world around us.
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But who could hear any of that through the cacophony of hyperactive, ballistic outbursts and interruptions that marked most of the conversation?
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The laptop felt heavier than usual, its fans and cute little beeps were a cacophony overwhelming the quiet hum of the newsroom.
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The movement of people produced a melting pot of cultures and a cacophony of bold, distinctive sounds that persist to this day.
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One is that the combined voice of tens of millions of shareholders becomes a meaningless cacophony that no board can deal with.
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If you ask us, being able to hear ghosts sounds downright overwhelming — imagine the cacophony every time you drove past a cemetery.
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Meanwhile, the larger Curiosity rover presents an utter cacophony of screeches as its own metal wheels traverse the rocks of the MarsYard.
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Since its airing, Notaro said she's heard from a "cacophony of voices" who alerted her to the "potential plagiarizing" of her film.
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That I will make something shareable and enjoyable out of the godawful, tea-stained cacophony of handwritten notes all over my desk.
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Instead, its telling of the same, cruel, unfunny joke added to the cacophony of bullying to which we've all become too accustomed.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO Cacophony and bravado briefly give way to tenderness in "I'm the Man," a solo blast from Jehnny Beth of Savages.
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The sound was like that of an airstrip crossed with a dentist's office, a cacophony of whooshing, suctioning, beeping, clicking, and rumbling.
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Gurley jumped up and started scribbling on a whiteboard to show the "cacophony of events" that led to the coup against Kalanick.
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Headsets blared multiple audio channels at the same time, and the cacophony echoed in the workers' ears even after they went home.
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The cacophony and lousy courts notwithstanding, nowhere else do I feel more like I am winning my battle with the concrete jungle.
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Instead, he believes the hummingbirds have adapted to the cacophony of their environment by finding their own wavelength on which to communicate.
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The neighbors come out to see the source of the cacophony, then disappear and return with bamboo sticks, with brooms and blankets.
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"The sea is very big," she said amid a cacophony of fishmongers who descended on the pier to bargain over the catch.
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In seminar discussions my sentences came out in faltering fragments, while my classmates' voices reached me as a cacophony of piercing sounds.
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A wrought-iron flight cage with elevated walkways, providing a perched perspective, and featuring a cacophony of feathered talkers with unusual catchphrases.
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And it was just a cacophony of sound and noise and all different color signs and a barrage coming down the street.
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Above the cacophony, the unmistakable, three-parted calls of the greater yellowlegs are another way to celebrate one of nature's finest moments.
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It could help battle the emerging "infodemic," the cacophony of real news, fake news and pseudoscience that feeds uncertainty and breeds panic.
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I ran a few different tests as I waded through the hellish cacophony of tourists taking photos next to costumed Disney mascots.
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Wherever we went, we brought our cacophony of excitable crosstalk and high-pitched giggles, a whirlwind of perfumed air and rustling dresses.
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By 1900 a host of companies were producing them, and soon the cacophony of clacking keys was transforming workplaces across the globe.
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Our children experience a cacophony of violence too often in silence, as if violence against children could ever be accepted as tolerable.
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In the cacophony of the courtroom, the judge called the former President an "accessory to murder" and sentenced him to life in prison.
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The Fed may also wish to review the cacophony of its contradictory and confusing public statements about its real or implied policy intent.
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I appreciate this more than I could ever say but it can be hard to hear clearly once the cacophony gets too loud.
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But because it lacks real support from the most important players in the industry, it's just another voice in the TV app cacophony.
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Playing a game with the fans on full blast means you won't even hear the speakers over the cacophony of the cooling system.
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THERESA MAY, Britain's prime minister, arrived in Brussels on October 19th for an EU summit with a cacophony of voices in her ears.
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Made uncomfortable by this visual cacophony, I quickly turned to the titular video installation "Pendulum" (2016) in the other room and was transfixed.
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Now more than ever, amid the cacophony of division that defines our offline and online lives in 2019, we need Chen's design philosophies.
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Standard headphones pile your music on top of all that cacophony, usually covering it up, but really just fighting noise with more noise.
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A few strategically positioned cops try to control the flow by waving sticks and yelling at bad drivers over a cacophony of horns.
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It's a cacophony, for sure—but a surprisingly musical one that could slide pretty seamlessly into an ambient house track of your choice.
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By the time the doors opened at the historic Surf Ballroom, the street out front was a cacophony of competing bullhorns and chants.
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And amidst the hardware cacophony, the company snuck in an update to its popular Amazon Echo, the Alexa speaker that started it all.
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As we've seen time and again, that influence is only a fraction of what it once was due to the cacophony, the confusion.
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In its final act, the track winds down to a slowed cacophony of demonic vocals, howls, and distorted synths before fading to black.
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That leads to this cacophony of responses to the series, all these different voices, all these different events that culminate back in Manitowoc.
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Our guide, wearing the red jacket that identifies Sagrada Familia doyennes, could barely be heard above the cacophony of voices and scuffling feet.
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The 40th Road cacophony includes the ping of basketballs in the playground at one end, and a fruit stand's chatter at the other.
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She will try to take walks in Central Park, and find quiet coffee shops when possible, to avoid the cacophony of the city.
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There seem to be no subtle truths under the cacophony of overt signifiers, so that every joke about him becomes merely a reference.
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The sound of artillery sometimes pierces through the cacophony of honking horns, as vehicles carrying the possessions of desperate people struggle to leave.
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Amy Rojas, 32, who lives in an apartment across the street, said she was awakened by the cacophony of the crash, then yelling.
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A cacophony of slapping noises filled the food lab at the High School for Environmental Studies in Manhattan one afternoon in late October.
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The Dominican fans easily outnumbered the United States' fans, turning even batting practice into a merry cacophony, with horns and drums and bands.
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America is a cacophony of joy, violence, filth, urban sprawl, suburban cul-de-sacs, farms, migrant workers, apolitical people — the list goes on.
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The "unified voice" he said he heard at earlier mass protests has been overtaken by the cacophony from clashes between protesters and police.
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I know that might sound at odds with what we see and hear these days in the cacophony of cable news and social media.
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If we want Twitter to be serving public conversation for billions of people every day, we have to make it not be a cacophony.
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Raucous drinkers, the thump of the bass from the building, and the sound of my air conditioner create a cacophony nearly impossible to ignore.
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A cacophony of railway noise helps build a sense of monotony and tension: the chug of the train carriages, the screeches on the tracks.
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Won't You Be My Neighbor is a reminder of something we've lost sight of in the cacophony of noise that is the internet age.
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The rest of it is basically just a cacophony of string instruments being destroyed in hell, which ratchets up my anxiety to toxic levels.
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If we had to guess, we'd say the backing track — a haunting but catchy cacophony of cats meowing in unison — probably played a part.
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The purpose of the disinformation campaign is to drown Western intelligence in a cacophony of wild claims, rather than offer a coherent counter-narrative.
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A film bursting with funny folks runs the risk of becoming a comedy cacophony, but fortunately, The Next Cut has two new secret weapons.
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Her songs erupt in a cacophony of sound, grabbing you by the hand and swinging you around, sometimes for no more than a minute.
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On the expo floor, more than 22014 vendors will employ a slew of tactics to rise above the collective cacophony of cybersecurity sales pitches.
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Barely a whiff of Emotional Sincerity, that deceptive fragrance sprayed by pop stars (and publicists) to dial online cacophony down to a mere murmur.
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The sound of drills, orgiastic sex from his neighbors, dripping, phones and computers create a cacophony of backing noise that's an absolute sonic headfuck.
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During the cacophony of earnings season, don't make any snap judgments — wait until you've heard the conference calls before you do anything, any trading.
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Before you can pay attention to your intuition, you first have to be able to hear it amid the cacophony of your busy life.
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It does not convey a linear narrative, though there are bits and hints of a story buried within the cacophony of color and image.
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It's an anxious cacophony, familiar stuff for fans of acts like Wolf Eyes and Hair Police (who are shouted out on the Bandcamp page).
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Inside the ER, a cacophony of coughing filled the room as one nurse walked through rows of filled beds to feed a patient juice.
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Getting the top job at one of these institutions, tasked with making policy out of cacophony in the bloc, is a singularly political process.
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Around them the shouts and squeals of other children and the shrill whistles of a referee created a hyperkinetic cacophony reminiscent of any playground.
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A cacophony of coughs emanated from every corner and from inside tents — the ones still standing, which seemed to float on pools of muck.
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The living world is full of quiet chemical chatter and eavesdropping, but traffic pollution is a cacophony, drowning out the conversations in ecological communities.
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Around 42:14, there's a contentious, percussive, carnivalesque push and at the end, just when it seems cacophony might prevail, glassy, soothing harmonies arrive.
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"I'm worried a little about all the noise if people are talking all the time — the cacophony of all these voices together," she said.
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I'm not sure if my hearing isn't quite what it used to be, or if my tolerance for cacophony has gone down with age.
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The only way our political systems will combat climate change is by turning the current cacophony of cries and complaints into a unified narrative.
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"The state's attorney charged these outlandish and, on its face, frivolous charges, which caused a cacophony of terror in the community," Ms. Green said.
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With its rhythmic onomatopoeia, cacophony of fonts and screeching palette, everything about "Noisy Night," by Mac Barnett, illustrated by Brian Biggs, is gleefully loud.
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In a world of white noise and factional cacophony, a world where the first line of communication is visual, clothes are our shared language.
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While it was not unusual to wake up to the cacophony of war -- be it coalition bombing from airstrikes or gunfire -- this was different.
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Mr. Trump (much like Mr. Putin) thrives on cacophony, in an environment of ever-shifting realities that makes other people feel disoriented and helpless.
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The video gradually becomes a cacophony of violence as this object representative of the natural world invades and destroys the place of human occupancy.
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Philippe Aractingi's Listen is a modern love story that urges us to "listen" amidst the religious, social, and day-to-day cacophony of Lebanon.
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"It can be quiet at times, and then go from quiet to cacophony in minutes," MBARI lead scientist John Ryan said in a statement.
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There aren't lyrics as much word loops, a jazz trick that makes her voice, and those of her collaborators, into an instrument in the cacophony.
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Hawkers peddled Music City Total Eclipse t-shirts on every corner while a cacophony of country music blasted from Broadway's endless row of honky-tonks.
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However, the camera soon follows her there, and what ensues is a cacophony of little kid chatter and West chatter that totally derails the video.
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I don't think it's worth it to inflict a bad snack on yourself just to earn a spot in a cacophony of identical meme tweets.
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Imagine an episode of Fear Factor so grotesque and limit-pushing that the least gross part of it is the cacophony of shit on-screen.
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When you make a mistake, a meter doesn't go down; a cacophony of noise, both seen and heard, sears through your speakers like a jackhammer.
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Jonathan Eyal of the Royal United Services Institute in London imagines a frenzy of activity, a cacophony of summits—and a renationalisation of defence strategies.
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The cacophony of New York City, the constant buzz of political shenanigans, and the roar of dissent across the planet makes daily life rather jarring.
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As jackhammers and concrete saws created a cacophony in the background, Tom Farrell described the coming attraction: a dirt infield for the Toronto Blue Jays.
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So we should challenge the cacophony of competing monologues that denigrate our institutions and good people who do their best for their clients every day.
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Republican leaders cannot wait for the verbal cacophony of the presidential race to subside before discussing with the American people our agenda for the future.
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Spending drunken days amidst the cacophony probably isn't good for your long-term mental or physical well-being, but it is a marvel to behold.
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Mr. Oyelowo is without a doubt the best thing in "Gringo," supplying the only grace notes in a cacophony of secondhand attitude and facetious overacting.
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But it poses many challenges, including bad roads, low per-capita incomes, a cacophony of languages, and a consumer economy that runs largely on cash.
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A cacophony of gory deaths and a buffet of impressive weaponry, naturally, but not a lot more than stylish violence in place of memorable substance.
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That hasn't stopped them from a cacophony of music — sung and played from their balconies, from the southern islands to the Alps to Milan, above.
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By that measure, this horrific traffic jam offers more than seven minutes of unalloyed truth, scored almost entirely by a cacophony of blaring car horns.
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They worked because of growing precariousness, inequality, impunity, alienation, globalization, tribalism, powerlessness, bombardment and cacophony — all the failures of democracies and bewilderments of digital disruption.
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Summoning Jesse Faden's superpowers initiates a cacophony of strange noises of varying frequencies that really puts a sound system, or a headset, to the test.
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They seem to materialize instantly with state-of-the-art instruments, and — after a perfunctory 20 seconds or so of cacophony — they're playing like pros.
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I didn't notice a difference in quality from audio recorded in the cacophony of Google's launch event and the relative quiet of the Mashable office.
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Credit...Jose A. Alvarado Jr. for The New York Times Around this time of year, Birdcamp is usually a cacophony of chirps, squawks, and screams.
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It would mainly comprise the cacophony of coats and jackets being put on and taken off and pushed up against each other on public transportation.
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You can climb a sturdy yellow ladder to view a varied cacophony of objects — ceramic birds, badminton racquets, pigs, flowers — all cosseted together with netting.
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"Is she really going out with him?" mutters singer Dave Vanian, before Captain Sensible and Rat Scabies lurch into a cacophony of unearthly, frantic rhythms.
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He whips out the signature purr on "Happy," before Modulaw's production on it bottoms out into a cacophony of trap bass, metallic synths and finger clicks.
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Basically anything you might want to keep track of and not miss because of the cacophony of voices on social media, RSS can help out with.
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But of course, this being the NFL, we couldn't get through the holdout without a cacophony of hot takes about how the holdout would ruin Bosa.
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When he told the crowd they couldn't write in Taylor Swift, Justin Bieber, or Pokémon Go as candidates, he was met with a cacophony of boos.
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For once -- Trump, though the center of attention, did not contribute to the political cacophony himself, contenting himself with the Ryan statement and a few Tweets.
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Throughout the holiday, I sat by her side in a hospital room filled with a cacophony of sounds made by the machines keeping her barely alive.
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" Today, he continued, "there's this cacophony of grievances about tech—polarization, outrageification, FOMO , narcissism—but we have to show how it's all actually one big thing.
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Of course, simply having an ad show up on your screen is a far cry from the cacophony that ensues in the aforementioned Black Mirror episode.
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The cityscape depicted in the film is a cacophony of angry screaming, and so, we have been led to believe, is the American electorate in 2016.
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If you ask most people what "the problem" is with the modern internet, you get "a cacophony of answers," and the term "human downgrading" solves that.
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What I remember was a drunken cacophony of joyous City fans, hugs with random strangers and patio furniture being held aloft on the Maine Road pitch.
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His preferred style is cacophony, rather than variations on a theme, and it will be to his detriment, whether he's attacking Clinton with facts or falsities.
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But there's also a more complex and intricate story to be told, played out over decades of seemingly disparate events that combined into this terrible cacophony.
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Las Vegas Justice Court sits two miles from the cacophony of the Vegas strip, in a sparsely developed area of downtown dotted with bail bond shops.
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Yet the cacophony of noise created by these lads on You Forgot It In People is exactly what makes this record an ideal remedy for stress.
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In a couple of weeks, Brood V will begin its ascent from under the Earth to burst forth in a cacophony of rebirth, hunger, and sex.
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Muting the usual cacophony of manipulative musical cues and assaultive sound effects — for long stretches, the movie is almost hushed — Mr. Mikkelsen stirs claustrophobia into panic.
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As Holly tries to unpack all the interactions she has, the PSA's sounds and subtitles overlap and compound, ending in anxiety-inducing cacophony for the viewer.
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I didn't put any money into it, I received all of its flashing, shrieking, beeping cacophony when I hit its jackpot, and no money came out.
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"You can hear a whoosh of air as the train approaches," Deke Sharon said, breaking down the cacophony on a subway platform into its component parts.
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Urbanites have a habit of putting in their earbuds and cranking the volume to block out street noise and other irritating aspects of the metropolitan cacophony.
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Its 12 vibrant, surreal tracks evoke righteous anger, religious bliss, the controller-tossing cacophony of vintage bullet-hell games, often all in the same few moments.
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And there were always tourist families from the Midwest who were just looking for somewhere to eat lunch and stumbled, wide-eyed, upon the rainbow cacophony.
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At the sight of a dead crow near possible predators, the birds swarm in large numbers, emitting a cacophony of caws, but never touch the body.
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They home in on the speed and cacophony of today's media environment, tossing participants into a virtual pressure cooker of online outrage and escalating press attention.
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But part of it is also the cacophony of Twitter views, in which everyone and everything is simultaneously the best and the worst of all time.
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Even if she were unwilling to give an inch, this approach might at least curtail the cacophony of having two people talk at the same time.
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What this all means is that we will be subjected to a cacophony of partisan debate for the foreseeable future -- at least through the 2020 election.
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Fans gathered outside the garage could watch the routine and hear a cacophony of frustration — streams of Italian and the sound of tools hitting the ground.
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But it is loud and the sound travels, and locals say the musical road had created a never-ending cacophony that keeps them awake at night.
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Other times, a few voices stack on top of one another — less of a cacophony, more of a discussion, not in chaos but in organic conversation.
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Here, she goes further, mixing her electro-industrial cacophony with elements of classical and English folk music on a jarring, aurally immersive, post-Brexit protest album.
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Let's all take a second to appreciate the joyous cacophony we're oh-so-sure is, at this moment, emanating from the boardrooms of upscale supermarkets everywhere.
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At first, these creatures skitter around the edge of the story, their baaing and barking creating a homey cacophony with the giddy squeals of the family's children.
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From there, it lurches into an eerie cacophony of dilapidated beats, groaning bass, and chopped vocal bits, each pause—however brief—a jarring jolt back to reality.
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But, I've also seen the shining example of the eagle she is that rises above the cacophony of the noise of ignorants- I'm learning from her example.
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In them, we see how the cacophony of right-wing ideology is filtered from fringe groups and message boards all the way up to the mainstream media.
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Israel's landmark 70th anniversary celebration on Wednesday night was meant to be a stunning display of unity that transcends the usual divisions and cacophony of life here.
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But, as the cacophony of boos raining down upon the announcement of the judge's scorecards indicate, it wasn't the easy fight for DeGale that many had anticipated.
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Piazza Venezia, Rome's central square which is usually a cacophony of car horns and a tangle of traffic, was eerily empty, quiet and white as dawn broke.
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Image: Gizmodo / GoogleOver a million Gmail users got hit by a phishing worm on Wednesday afternoon, sending the security world into a cacophony of screams and laughter.
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Ohtani came over from Japanese professional baseball amidst a cacophony of hype, only to have the 21-year-old nearly exceed it in the season's opening months.
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That makes the Trump cacophony just more static in the background, said Carol Roth, head of Intercap Merchant Partners, a former investment banker who now promotes entrepreneurship.
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But put the political cacophony and Twitter-fueled outrage aside, and it's difficult to make a case that Trump's first 100 days have been a roaring success.
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This summer, amid a cacophony of political squabbles, the New York City Department of Correction began offering a debate program to inmates in one building at Rikers.
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The institute's aim is to help provide top researchers across the scientific spectrum with bespoke algorithms that can detect even the faintest tune in the digital cacophony.
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But it is hard to imagine how an inwardness of such delicate precision as manifest in Virginia Woolf's diary could coexist with the cacophony of social media.
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I don't understand the point of mixing asparagus in a salad with lots of other vegetables, where its marvelous yet subtle flavor is lost in a cacophony.
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Even after shots erupt, initially in the distance and then at closer range, these ostensibly fearful characters don't bother to turn the volume down on their cacophony.
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Even as the document's centennial has triggered a new cacophony of political debate, it has also generated fresh scholarship that is sure to inspire even more debate.
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Inside the resort's rental center, Chinese characters were emblazoned on a "ski pickup" sign, and a cacophony of Hindi, Mandarin and English resounded among the jostling crowd.
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And it is these markers that can also be tiny plinths we can occasionally mount to add our voices to the cacophony of words in public debate.
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A familiar cacophony of droning scooters, clanging plates and stray laughter hit me as I skirted the dinner crowd angling for a seat at Trattoria Da Enzo.
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This performance of "Delta Lady," a carnal strut that Mr. Russell wrote for Mr. Cocker, captures the band's joyous cacophony of horns, belting vocals and barrelhouse piano.
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It could be that the cacophony of multiple, fierce attacks from a presidential field piling on will only underscore Bloomberg's argument to centrist voters that he's different.
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Republican presidential candidates and their allied super PACs unleashed a cacophony of personal, caustic attack ads as they sought to break through in a historically large field.
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His joyful, kaleidoscopic aesthetic — marked by a cacophony of textures, psychedelic colors and sculptural knits — helped Bovan stand out during his London Fashion Week debut in September.
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To embarrass his girlfriend, he pressed down on the whole bin, and an unholy cacophony that sounds like the wheezing sum total of human misery was released.
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In other navigational fails, Stephen Colbert lamented that he missed a sex scandal involving a rear admiral named Bruce Loveless amid the cacophony of news from Washington.
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But Cynthia Meneses, 50, is tired of the chain-link fences, concrete dividers and the cacophony of traffic that have long separated residents from the Bronx River.
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Here, amid a great and glorious cacophony, both old-timers (like Wiseman) and newcomers — of various hues, beliefs and tongues — are busily, generously, making a better country.
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The campus teemed with the visual cacophony of thousands of young people all jockeying for primacy in a conversation about all the different ways of being black.
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Despite the cacophony of opposition, FCC boss Ajit Pai has been undaunted in his efforts to kill off media consolidation rules exclusively to aid Sinclair's expansion ambitions.
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The Bell Centre was a cacophony of noise that night, as the passionate Montreal crowd willed their boy on to win against that day's enemy in Serra.
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What would your dad, as in your literal dad, do without the comforting cacophony of 606 on the way back from the football on a Saturday evening?
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"There is a cacophony of voices crying out for change, but Hollywood hasn't changed its hiring practices," Stacy Smith, the author of the report, told The Guardian.
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The usual human presence, the ragged yelps of MC Ride, seem to sit a little lower in the mix, just one stream of data amid the digital cacophony.
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Following his removal, a cacophony of ultranationalist voices dominated the discussion, seeing Sisi as a savior against what they identified as an existential threat from the Muslim Brotherhood.
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It's a cacophony in a way, but they are all tuning toward a certain key, and the din gradually makes its way to a pleasant sort of hum.
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That's why there is a cacophony of calls for "peace" and "unity" and "can we all just get along," even if it means untruths -- or partial truths -- prevail.
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Greenhouse gases from the waste industry, mainly emitted by a cacophony of chemical reactions in landfills, could account for 1.153-10% of all climate-cooking emissions by 2025.
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This is both a stressful cacophony of distraction sources and good evidence to suggest the Galaxy Fold still needs much more refinement and fine-tuning before it's ready.
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When microphones inside the kennel detect the sound of fireworks, a built-in audio system sends out opposing frequencies that Ford claims significantly reduces or cancels the cacophony.
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Plasma Waves: Plasma waves, like the roaring ocean surf, create a rhythmic cacophony that — with the EMFISIS instrument aboard NASA's Van Allen Probes — we can hear across space.
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The rapid click of plastic triggers on the sturdy guns quickly create a cacophony that will remind you of lazy summer days playing make believe in the backyard.
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Nearly 100 Extinction Rebellion marchers joined the 1.7-mile-long parade, as brass bands and other musical groups erupted in a cacophony of beating drums, trumpets and voices.
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This election season pushed me to make a break with politics, which provided the solace away from the cacophony that I needed in order to reorder my values.
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Plasma Waves: Plasma waves, like the roaring ocean surf, create a rhythmic cacophony that — with the EMFISIS instrument aboard NASA's Van Allen Probes — we can hear across space.
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But if her first EPs, Stretch 1 and Stretch 20173, were written amidst that internal cacophony, then her debut album, Xen, marked the beginning of a sea change.
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But after two years of economic turmoil, her televised speeches prompt a cacophony on the streets, as thousands bang on pots and pans to drown out her voice.
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It's a question of clarity; 3D audio helps you pinpoint the direction a sound is coming from, but clearer audio keeps busier moments from becoming a muddy cacophony.
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While the cacophony of the Yeltsin-era democracy has quieted, a thicket of competing bureaucratic, security and financial interests survives, stalling even strategic projects backed by the Kremlin.
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It was just enough to protect us from the rain, mosquitoes, bullet ants, scorpions, coral snakes and cacophony of other perilous creatures that fascinated Jeremy and terrified me.
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In fact, the cacophony of China worries actually gives the ETF creator some "comfort" in knowing things couldn't get much worse, he told CNBC's "ETF Edge" on Monday.
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In short, she has both the history of the market and the trends of today at her back, and this is helping to generate a cacophony of praise.
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They believe the cacophony of ship traffic interferes with echolocation and makes it harder for the whales to locate their prey and to communicate prey location among themselves.
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The latest to retire is Representative Ryan Costello, who announced his decision over the weekend, citing the difficulty of being heard over the cacophony from the White House.
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At the same time, the new administration unleashed on the public a degrading cacophony of lies, of the sort many of us associate with authoritarian countries like Russia.
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It all started eight years ago when Haley Morris-Cafiero was taking self-portraits in Times Square, lost in the clutter, cacophony and crowds — or so she thought.
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But Chinese internet sites and social media were a cacophony of fury about the claims, which spread this week after parents shared them through interviews and social media.
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Even public support for Clinton could have been up for grabs, as the process moved from the cacophony of the House to the august drama of the Senate.
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Despite the cacophony, the meeting in Berlin, if modestly successful, could begin turning the tide for European involvement in Libya, and ultimately for Libya itself, Mr. Megerisi said.
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Decoding these clues — and arguing over whether one should even try — has thrown the international cottage industry of Kremlin experts into a contradictory cacophony of prediction and interpretation.
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With the roof closed because of rain Tuesday, top-seeded Rafael Nadal certainly noticed the cacophony caused by the chatter and drone of the fans under the structure.
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Our correspondent on the scene described the horror and anguish: a cacophony of gunfire, the dull thud of mortar rounds, the deafening roar of car bombs and airstrikes.
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That is to say that they are stunning, vibrant and sometimes wry examinations of the cacophony that has defined New York for as long as anyone can remember.
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The tried and true way for a politician to market a coalitional regime amid a cacophony of particularistic demands is to forcefully assert the primacy of the whole.
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There were fireworks Wednesday and Thursday nights, but both nights offered an at times chaotic cacophony that does not exactly serve the process, the candidates, or voters well.
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A fascinating performance ensues, musicians creating a glorious cacophony that wouldn't be out of a place in the soundtrack to a horror film or a dystopian sci-fi fantasy.
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Hidden among the cacophony of time jumps, sniping of Savior guards, and motivational speeches, you probably missed one key moment in the Season 8 premiere of The Walking Dead.
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In the afternoons, the Armory invites the public to perform and create their own cacophony, which is a little reminiscent of monuments becoming tourist attractions when the grieving ends.
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Some of the film's audio (mostly news reports) is already layered into cacophony, and the rest could easily be delivered as spoken word monologues punctuated with heavy musical beats.
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It's strong, it's sudden and it's relatively easy for the machinery to detect and distinguish among the cacophony of brain waves, making it an ideal candidate for CSAIL's system.
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The annual "sell in May" chatter has become a cacophony of crude statistical argument countered by heavy-handed admonitions against timing the market, yielding far more noise than signal.
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As we can deduce from Republican rhetoric and the constant cacophony of negative Russian propaganda about Biden, he is one candidate neither Russia nor the GOP wants to face.
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Amid the North Korean-like results of the headline votes at today's conference, for example, there was also a welcome cacophony of views on the CDU's condition and course.
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Even the web itself won't leave us alone: our browsers are continually bothering us to allow some sites and services to send alerts, adding to the cacophony of dings.
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Drivers modify their cars, creating 800 to 1,000-horsepower monsters that slide sideways across the track at high speed, screeching out a cacophony of engine noise and tire smoke.
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Jittery cacophony and noise would have been a bold move for any pop mainstay, but even moreso for one who was several decades into his career at the time.
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But maybe now we finally have the ability to record and capture them all, and history can become something else entirely: not a handful of voices, but a cacophony.
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Races where television ads had been unheard-of echoed with a cacophony of attacks while Virginians tried to tune out politics for a brief respite during the World Series.
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It feels to me that before, where we had a bunch of very different voices, in a kind of diverse cacophony, it's now one big algorithmic wave of sameness.
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A cacophony swells from within the apartment, a din of many different songs and broadcasts, the output of a dozen radios, stereos and TV sets competing at great volume.
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This energy ripples through space as electromagnetic waves and then crashes into planets and meteors and space debris and one another, causing a great cacophony above and around us.
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On a normal day, music bursts from the doors of Lower Broadway's honky tonks, sending a cacophony of country tunes into streets packed with revelers hopping bar to bar.
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Rainforest Connection uses Google A.I. software to filter out the sounds of chain saws and other logging noises that would otherwise be indistinguishable from the cacophony of the jungle.
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It is easy to become cynical about the cacophony of modern living, particularly when you are being bathed in human skronk—all the showboating and gasbaggery of social media.
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Rather than luxuriate in the perceived glory of martyrdom like a good Christian film might, it presents Franz Jägerstätter simply as one decent voice in a cacophony of wickedness.
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Many organizations profiled in "New Power" are decentralized but have wrestled with the challenges of decentralization, like: How do you establish unity of purpose amid the cacophony of voices?
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Her words then became lost amid a cacophony of street noise, and as the cathedral bells rang in the new hour, I took it as our cue to leave.
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"We don't want to be dictated to!" one elderly gentlemen yells from across the room, which by now has escalated from a quiet midday hum to a bellowing cacophony.
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You can hear traces of it—whether they're intentional or just extensions of the zeitgeist—in everything from Dead to a Dying World's eschatological onslaught to Deafheaven's breathtaking cacophony.
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In the darkened cacophony of a bat colony, where up to thousands of bats are chirping and squeaking, bat pups are influenced by the crowd, not by their own mothers.
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"The thing that has taken on a greater sense of urgency is the dynamic of an administration and election that revealed a cacophony of issues at one time," Haubeggar said.
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On the follow-up track, "Points," a haunting ballad opens up first into a drum machine patter and then burps of bass and ultimately a searing, alarm-filled synth cacophony.
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It's more just the cumulative effect of the online cacophony that people are not able to sift through themselves, and feel like the rational response is just to stop trying.
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But the confusing cacophony of other US government voices on Iran may leave the Iranians wary of engaging with anyone but Trump, if they really do want to de-escalate.
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Allen's photographs include portraits of mediums, scenes from the festivals where worship involves a visual cacophony of dancing, food, music, and color, and intimate shots of the mediums' home altars.
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I was loud inside, too, a cacophony of swirling worries, nagging to-dos and then — beneath all that — a layer of thoughts I hadn't had time to think in months.
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Here Mr. Indiana harnessed the cheerful and reassuring language of mass advertising and the visual cacophony of roadside gambling establishments to communicate a message that was simultaneously dark and celebratory.
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The cacophony generated by performers trying to drown each other out with amplifiers can reach more than 100 decibels, a survey found, about as much noise as a jackhammer makes.
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The Onion tries to cut through the cacophony by finding original jokes and creating what Mr. Bolton called "a strange alternative world" in which familiar people are assigned new personae.
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Finally, despite the Federal Reserve's cacophony, the Federal Reserve will deliver a 25 basis points (bps) rate cut at its next meeting, followed by another two cuts before year-end.
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Sounds from the looted shop fronts and TVs compete for attention, a cacophony of smashing glass, crackling fires and panicked news coverage that brings a heart-pounding sense of confusion.
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But even at its loudest, there were always relatively tranquil pockets like the Upper East Side that offered some relief from the day-to-day cacophony of the big city.
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But by the final sequence, a throbbing cacophony of sound and emotion, your heart's racing, your pits are sweating, and you just about forget how to sit on the couch.
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Raging against the department's fragmentary and, admittedly, sometimes messy cacophony of conflicting equities and interests — whether by Tillerson or his political associates — represents a failure to understand how diplomacy works.
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Leaning forward, Mendes drapes a gentle arm around his student's shoulder and speaks softly to him, the sound of his voice lost in the cacophony of noise in the arena.
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Tall, narrow forms march across the tan canvas in a steady beat that pulsates against the rhythmic cacophony of the intertwining, sinuous lines punctuated by sections of red and gold.
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The normal "driving" mode is basically a taxi ride with digital readouts everywhere, and the cognitive overload setting is like blowing up all your phone's notifications in a 360-degree cacophony.
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Google, by contrast, licenses Android as open source software to dozens of smartphone manufacturers, many of which customize it themselves, leading to a cacophony of different and often mediocre user interfaces.
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When she's waxing poetic about the "cacophony of scenes and macabre moments" in her latest film, a horror thriller called Greta in theaters Friday, you almost forget how young Moretz is.
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Twitter has 328 million active users — journalists and news hounds, politicians and public agencies, activists and Russian trolls — a real-time cacophony that has become the water cooler of the internet.
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And when Dr. Centor listened to the patient's lungs he heard a cacophony of tiny snaps with every breath, as if inside his ribs a sheet of bubble wrap was exploding.
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It will help the Socialists, who are profiting not just from the cacophony to their right but also from the seemingly permanent decline of Podemos, which is racked by internal divisions.
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The tide was coming in and a huge brown, unexpected swell of a wave rose up from nowhere and smacked me—gusset and knees first—onto a cacophony of hard pebbles.
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The cacophony was dizzying, intoxicating, and oppressive once the artillery gunners on the train started drawing a bead on my position via the machine guns that were set up around me.
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In this documentary, the truth lies in how the actors relate to the American true-crime machine, that cacophony of media coverage and theories that culminates in chatter, but no conclusion.
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The result, he adds, will be a broader, softer sound that people on the ground should find tolerable, if indeed they notice it at all amid the cacophony of modern living.
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With Leica in hand, Gatewood cleverly navigated the chaos and cacophony of the ever-present moment and delivered to the viewer a mud-strewn and elegant anthropological study of modern life.
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With a final deal reached on the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), prepare for another cacophony of protest in Congress that America is signing away jobs to other parts of the world.
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Somewhere in the distance, Harry Nilsson's jangly "Gotta Get Up" starts playing, and we hear a cacophony of muddled voices, a sign that merriment is taking place right outside the bathroom.
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"I remember when you were here / And all the fun we had last year," she sings, cutting through a cacophony, the bells and drums thundering into the horns and the choir.
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As I booked a cross-country Amtrak journey this fall in pursuit of stories for Business Insider, there was a cacophony of horror stories I couldn't get out of my head.
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While it doesn't make an entirely coherent case, it does make a poignant one, albeit in a production that bogs down in cacophony and murk just when it most needs lucidity.
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The Conservatives made several other announcements in Birmingham, but they were largely drowned out by the cacophony over Brexit, the culmination of decades of infighting in the party over European policy.
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All throughout, iPhone recordings from the show's central work, "This Whole Time There Were No Landmines" (2017), reverberate through the empty space, filling it with a warbling cacophony of disembodied moans.
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"We're drowning in a cacophony of voices, and people gravitate to voices that they think are interesting or have something to say," she said over the phone a few weeks later.
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Worse still, this cacophony could cause close friends to hedge and look elsewhere for more reliable partners, as Germany's chancellor, France's president and Canada's foreign minister all suggested might be necessary.
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The cacophony of voices is reminiscent of "Harper High School" (2012), two episodes produced by "This American Life" (a radio show also affiliated with "Serial") on the gangs of Chicago's South Side.
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Amid the cacophony of schools, teachers and tuition centres promising to make toppers out of your children, Byju's mantra for success is to make the students fall in love with the subject.
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Near 59th Street, marathoners who just finished scaling a challenging and quiet hill on the Queensboro Bridge are greeted with a cacophony of people screaming at runners, clanging noisemakers and banging drums.
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During the normally congested morning rush hour, the usual cacophony of car horns was replaced by the light ringing of bicycle bells as a strong Andean sun beat down on the city.
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During the normally congested morning rush hour, the usual cacophony of car horns was replaced by the light ringing of bicycle bells as a strong Andean sun beat down on the city.
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The idea might seem simple, but the booths could save businesses a ton of money on lost productivity, recruitment and retention if it keeps employees from going crazy amidst sales call cacophony.
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Amid the cacophony of blockchain-based would-be substitutes for official currencies, central banks from Singapore to Sweden have been pondering whether they should issue digital versions of their own money, too.
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Or, imagine you wake up in the middle of the night with your television blaring white noise in the lounge, a guttural, robotic demon voice talking in tongues underneath the hissing cacophony.
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"De Quincey's writing," she notes, "always resounds like an echo chamber;" the clauses ricochet off each other, spiraling upwards, occasionally creating cacophony but more often a swelling noise of terror and awe.
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Friendly, helpful, non-judgemental: even to a woman in a pair of sports leggings eating a cacophony of saturated fats on her own, at midday, on a drab and grey-clouded Wednesday.
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Making out what your interlocutor is saying at a crowded cocktail party, or noticing the approach of a predator among the cacophony of birds and bugs in a rainforest, can be done.
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The result is a strangely melodic cacophony, all foggy guitars, harried tremolo, strangled howls, and whispery drums, with occasional appearances by eerie, bleating strings and an overall sense of dread and unease.
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" — Daisy Jones, The Enduring Cult of Robyn I should have seen this coming when Julia Holter said she was trying to get at the "cacophony of the mind in a melted world.
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Heliports are already a target of communities because of the noise pollution they generate, and putting dozens (if not hundreds) of more aircraft in city skies seems like a recipe for cacophony.
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The space smells of sweat-soaked gear and is filled with the cacophony of wheels on flooring panels, stuttering stops that sound like rivet guns, and, of course, bodies hitting the ground.
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It could be individuals within the White House who are out to discredit or diminish their rivals or to advance their own personal agendas amid the cacophony of voices surrounding the President.
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Whether that happens, Frontline has again established its credentials as a primary forum to contemplate such matters -- a relatively sedate venue intended to cut through the cacophony of that fast-moving history.
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The show is also filmed in front of a live studio audience, whose laughter is miked up in a way where every single chortle serves to create a massive cacophony of sound.
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And the offense, while missing running back Rashad Jennings (thumb) for the second consecutive week, struggled in the deafening cacophony of U.S. Bank Stadium, converting only two of 12 on third down.
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Under President Yeltsin, television had a wide array of state and private channels offering a cacophony of views, but now it is largely state-controlled and entirely on message with the Kremlin.
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"This current cacophony of issues has to be put aside, and I think it's my responsibility to do my bit to make sure that happens," Mr. Joyce said at a news conference.
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"This current cacophony of issues has to be put aside, and I think it's my responsibility to do my bit to make sure that happens," Mr. Joyce said at the news conference.
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As live jazz mixed with the cacophony of voices throughout the cavernous chamber, my dining companion and I perused the menu while sipping cocktails featuring turmeric-laced vodka and beetroot-spiked gin.
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A combination of sobriety and cacophony, it had the flavor of a riotous religious service, a reminder that Eastman had his start as a performer singing as a boy in church choirs.
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But the cacophony erupting over the streets, from people stuck in their homes, reflects the spirit, resilience and humor of a nation facing its worst national emergency since the Second World War.
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His tweet prompted a cacophony of condemnation against a range of monuments, and persistent questions from reporters, which dogged the mayor as he campaigned for re-election ahead of Tuesday's Democratic primary.
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I don't mean to suggest that this is because of the site's political agenda — the history of journalism is a cacophony of strident writing as far back as you want to look.
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It seems as if, amidst the cacophony of voices, we only hear what the media and the indignant politicians and pundits scream out at us — disparaging our good natures in the process.
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Then, in a steady voice that competed against a cacophony of rowdy conversations and a fuzzy signal, he urgently described to a complete stranger the turmoil he said existed on the inside.
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As players warmed up amid a cacophony of clacking flippers and bonus-point bells, plungers were pulled back and released, sending silver balls springing into rapid routes and ricocheting off blinking bumpers.
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What followed was a cacophony of ridicule from amateur armchair prosecutors -- some of them former FBI employees -- responding with disdain and waxing authoritatively about an investigation in which they had no part.
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An upcoming exhibition at Long Beach City College of Art, News Wheel, pairs her graphic interface with an audio installation by Daniel Rothman that combines the cacophony from eight news radio stations.
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The perfectly legitimate, if not strictly tasteful, sale went mostly unremarked in the cacophony surrounding the record-breaking hammer on "Salvator Mundi," purportedly the last Leonardo in private hands, the same night.
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The result is an unpredictable cacophony — you never know, on any given day, if the president is going to be railing at Kim Jong Un or at a member of his own party.
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The band pays homage to Bernard Herrmann's needly orchestral music for Psycho and the strange vocal effects from The Exorcist, but the band creates its own cacophony of torturous tones and supernatural sounds.
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But the cacophony of questions from Parliament today — and the built-in escape hatch that allowed Zuckerberg to skate away after a brief response — suggest nothing is going to get done anytime soon.
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Related: Enter a Rainbow Universe of Glitchy Electronic Music and Badly-Drawn Pokemon Flowers Burst and Bloom in VJ Collective's Hypnotic Watercolor Experiment Burst Your Browser With This Japanese Video Art's Visual Cacophony
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My experience of getting high amounts to an unpleasantly increased heart rate, imagining that all my friends secretly think I'm a cunt and berating myself via a cacophony of second-person internal monologues.
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In Kentucky, Passport Health, a nonprofit Medicaid insurer, is testing an unlikely hypothesis: Whether artificial intelligence can make sense of the cacophony of risk factors and direct expecting mothers into more personalized care.
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Both in spite and because of these questions, PC Music became a point of fascination, racking up plays in the millions and landing a cacophony of deals with major labels and big brands.
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Lesley Barber's operatic score supports the cast's performances, mercifully turning up the soundtrack dial to cover a couple excruciating scenes that would otherwise play out as a cacophony of bloodcurdling, scenery-chewing screams.
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While most of the country settled in for a Columbus Day holiday break, Trump orchestrated a cacophony of threats, offered dark warnings of military action and waged bitter political feuds on multiple fronts.
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That day the soundtrack to the islands was the cacophony of thousands of murres roosting together, which pretty much drowned out the songs of all other seabirds, save for the occasional gull squawk.
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"Monkey in a Tree" featured a chattering cacophony among the saxophones — an outcry characterized as "loose-tongue signifying" in Mr. Marsalis's remarks, which struck a typical balance between hospitable wit and elaborative instruction.
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In reality, perhaps the more multifarious the sources of information, the less rational persuasion is possible, as the cacophony of one-sidedness we daily imbibe leads to over-confidence in our own prejudices.
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The cacophony of drum fills, the thrill of the self-chasing melody, and the desperately sincere wail of the meaningless lyrics—most likely approximations lost somewhere in the translation between Italian and English.
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The Madisonian vision would recover the purpose of Congress in our larger constitutional system but would mean slow going, greater cacophony, less centralization and more opportunities for coalitions of strange bedfellows to form.
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For hours after the match, Mexico City resounded with the joyous cacophony of car horns, and euphoric fans turned public plazas into giant parties — waving Mexican flags, singing, chanting, spraying foam and drinking.
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But some wilderness lovers have taken their aversion to the cacophony of the modern world a step further, traveling to some of the country's most remote areas in a quest for utter silence.
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For that reason, there is merit in conducting a quiet but authoritative dialogue with the Kim regime to ensure they understand U.S. intentions clearly amidst the cacophony of public propaganda by both sides.
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Gates emphasized that the #MeToo movement has gained traction in part thanks to millennials, and that with a "cacophony of voices" speaking out about equality, there's reason to be optimistic about the future.
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It got lost amidst the holiday cacophony and, in any event, it was only the latest in long a series of such eye-popping assaults on free expression over the past few years.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos delivered the commencement speech at historically black Bethune-Cookman University Wednesday amid a cacophony of boos and yells so loud the university president threatened to cut the ceremony short.
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Remember, by at least some measures, the conservative cacophony of resistance to Obama succeeded in moving public opinion rightward in some key policy areas, which encouraged some Democratic lawmakers to move along with it.
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If we can reset how we view these people's stories, we can take out the background noise and truly hear the cacophony of women and men telling us about a plague in our communities.
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Long before the cacophony of today's TV with its thousands of channels, squabbling housewives and violent games of thrones, an unlikely icon emerged with an unpopular idea — quality educational programming for very young kids.
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Cacophony was the aim: Each item of clothing is paired with a different definition of camp, from Sontag but also writers, designers, and academics like Richard Dyer, Jack Babuscio, Philip Core, and Geoffrey Beene.
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Google and Facebook in particular have captured a lot of user attention, often at the expense of TV. And it's that state of play that's fueling the cacophony of media deals at the moment.
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There were scenes of joy and chaos as a convoy of returning residents poured in to Marawi to a cacophony of horns and whistles, jamming what only a few hours earlier were deserted streets.
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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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The metallic cacophony could be heard across the capital, Santiago, as protesters demanded the resignation of Interior Minister Andres Chadwick and the governor of the Southern region of Araucania, where the man was shot.
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The new project, longer than a traditional EP but not quite a full-length album, is a blistering collection of tracks that pierces through to the cacophony of noises and frustrations of contemporary life.
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Birdsongs are powered by pinwheels outside one window, each representing a different local bird, whether the house finch or mourning dove, with the level of wind making its call either calm or a cacophony.
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In the Times, Brodesser-Akner confirmed that every time there's blowback about some dubious vaginal maintenance routine or detox therapy featured on Goop, blogs, articles and tweets pop up in a cacophony of criticism.
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The first two Democratic debates offered evidence both for and against the resurgent-left thesis, as you would expect from a pair of events that featured 20 candidates and sometimes, as a result, cacophony.
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We told you about that play's origins in its lead actress's tragic family history and took you backstage to capture the "choreographed cacophony" of animals and actors and kids that go into every performance.
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Add a cacophony of news about data breaches that have shaken the U.S. government, taken entire hospital systems hostage, and defrauded the international banking system, and hackers start to sound like omnipotent super-villains.
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"They didn't want a building that would feel like a cacophony on the Upper West Side," said Ann Froelich, an associate real estate broker at Douglas Elliman, which is handling sales at the project.
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Sadly, the harsh conditions of life on the reservation, as well as the tireless work of the police officers safeguarding their community, are drowned out by the endless cacophony of Donald Trump-related news.
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Ms. Knight's task is to try to harmonize a cacophony of competing interests so that the White House can speak with a single voice in what is sure to be a prolonged legislative fight.
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A young man from Zimbabwe named Martial told me that so many of his roommates suffered from bad dreams that, in the middle of the night, the room became a cacophony of anguished voices.
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In Something Between Us, costume jewelry, glass baubles, and other thrift store trinkets are transformed into portals to another world, reflective mediums for blissfully psychedelic prisms of light that swell into a kaleidoscopic cacophony.
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At the same time, they release a cacophony of theories with the aim of nudging viewers toward believing nothing at all, or of making them so overwhelmed that they simply throw up their hands.
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A burst of violence, indirectly connected to Queen and Slim, feels jarring and overwrought, especially because of the way it's intercut with a sex scene — a mash-up that produces more cacophony than intensity.
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Speaking to journalists, he said he was resigning from his role as leader of the National Party, to put aside "this current cacophony of issues" and avoid further harassment of his family and partner.
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Shania Twain's new "Let's Go" residency in Las Vegas is a cacophony of singalongs and hits, but she's already teasing the addition of new music, and maybe even an acoustic show in the future.
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The Wimbledon and Olympic champion ground down the world number 45 in a match involving numerous lung-busting rallies and played under a cacophony of sound with the $150 million roof closed from the start.
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I hate the cacophony of nagging alerts and prompts, and, maybe it's just me, but I also draw no encouragement from the photos of perfectly tanned and toned bodies welcoming me into the typical app.
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The music flows from sleepy ambient drone into spacey free jazz, lonesome ambient, undulating post-rock, squealing noise, and a murderous cacophony that sees vocalist Josie Sedgwick shudder and howl over skronking, bass-heavy hardcore.
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A menacing drum beat, a cacophony of off-camera growls and a powerful voiceover excerpted from rabbit adventure novel Watership Down — narrated by Cam's mother Jackie Newton — stoke the intensity of the 80-second spot.
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There's a reason for this: In the cacophony of voices that the web has unleashed, if you want a place in the public square you have to try and make yourself something of a brand.
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There's a reason for this: in the cacophony of voices that the web has unleashed, if you want a place in the public square, you have to try and make yourself something of a brand.
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Breakbeats as well as woozily pitch-bent covers of Soundgarden's "Black Hole Sun" and Divinyls "I Touch Myself" made their way into the mix, too, punching through the cacophony and then erupting into it again.
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The new market age is decidedly different: Rather than that seething cacophony, aggressive corrections like the current ones are directed by a faceless metronome of computer-generated orders, triggering irresistible momentum and trillions in losses.
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But the party is still working through the trauma of Hillary Clinton's presidential election defeat last year and is yet to offer America a compelling political personality or message to break through the Washington cacophony.
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All his lil' bird buddies were hanging around looking at him and making a crazy cacophony of loud bird chirps - either encouraging him to fly or... "hey boys looks like we're having Keith for breakfast".
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News Analysis While world leaders are at last speaking out about the gravity of the pandemic, their voices are less a choir than a cacophony, with the United States absent from its traditional conductor role.
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It is a stark contrast from the cacophony of police sirens tenants have heard for years outside their home, the oldest housing project in East New York, long one of the city's more violent neighborhoods.
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On this recent Labor Day, I opened the "HTTH" app at the northern tip of the park, was suddenly catching comments on the rock climbing wall and the cacophony of standing under the Manhattan Bridge.
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Any teacher, in any subject, needs to monitor groups as they work; this is all the more important in a lesson like this, where the sounds of rehearsing can quickly grow into an unbearable cacophony.
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"Kedi" shows this conflict playing out over Istanbul's skyline and the competing cacophony of its architecture, thus introducing a subtle political edge to a work that otherwise avoids directly addressing topics of a sensitive nature.
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At least part of Mr. Abbott's problem appears to be that he has yet to come up with an answer, allowing the cacophony of ideologies on the right and far right to answer for him.
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Everything is rendered with the same impatient dashes, but while Frisch himself is an orderly chorus of lighter or darker blues, the sofa beneath him is a cacophony of olives, scarlets and pale, bilious yellows.
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But the cacophony of activity that can take place during batting practice — hitters teeing off, coaches hitting grounders to infielders, pitchers throwing to catchers and players signing autographs — makes the odds not quite so long.
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The United States Tennis Association, which runs the tournament, brought in sound engineers to study the cacophony during last year's event, and they discovered two main sources of the noise and a third contributing factor.
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Canada has no similar fund-raising pressures and has a political system modeled on that of the British, who conduct swift election campaigns without the lengthy preliminaries and the spectacular cacophony of American political campaigns.
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Canada has no similar fund-raising pressures and has a political system modeled on that of the British, who conduct swift election campaigns without the lengthy preliminaries and the spectacular cacophony of American political campaigns.
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In the park, there is no cacophony of screeching cab brakes and idling bus engines, just the chatter of birds, the gentle pap-pap-pap of paws on pavement and the familiar stench of manure.
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On a recent Monday, the drag queen Cacophony Daniels, who is actually the Broadway actor Courter Simmons from "Jersey Boys," sang "Be Our Guest" from "Beauty and the Beast," while spinning, belting and high kicking.
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The only silver lining in this rape culture cacophony of a case is that it inspired California's state assembly to vote unanimously on a minimum sentencing for sexual assailants, which is currently sitting on Gov.
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The Activations: VR/AR has proven a perpetual challenge for exhibitors on the convention, both because of the external cacophony and because of the time it takes to swap people in and out of a headset.
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Amid a cacophony of noise, Seebohm shut out the pressure to clock two minutes 05.68 seconds, an Oceanic record, as her final arm stretch was enough to hold off local hope Katinka Hosszu by 0.17 seconds.
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One poetic stretch, emerging out of a cacophony, involves just Jenny Scheinman's mournful violin and Mr. Cline's quietly ringing chords; another has Ms. Scheinman and Carla Kihlstedt embroidering a dialogue on violin, against a percussive rustle.
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More than anything else, the whirring cacophony and unexpected left turns that characterized The Bomb Squad's production work offered listeners the same the same twitchy aggression that could be found in a slab of choice thrash.
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The music throws distorted rants and threats, about the looming (or current) technocracy, over a cacophony of electronics and metallic noise-punk instrumentation, all held down with a house music-inspired single mindedness to the groove.
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But inside my head and heart a lot of those days, just like so many working mothers, there was a cacophony of emotional noise around both my kids and my career: guilt, worry, exhilaration, confusion, excitement.
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What we see is then the visual manifestation of the soundtrack: rectangular black-and-white bands move vertically across the screens, widening and narrowing — an optical dance that amazes with its inventiveness and forceful aural cacophony.
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Ibu Rica set up the waist-high cage of writhing, pissed-off cobras about 30 minutes ago, and the motorbike cacophony of Jalan Mangga Besar, a busy road in northwestern Jakarta, was already annoying the creatures.
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Nicholas Kristof CLEVELAND — The arena here at the Republican National Convention echoes with applause for Donald Trump, but the cacophony and extravagant stage effects can't conceal the chaos in the G.O.P. and in the Trump campaign.
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Named for the time it took the composer to walk the eight blocks between the two structures, it involves a crowdsourced cacophony of city noise, from overheard voices to jackhammers and birds, layered with ambient tones.
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Elsewhere, Thundercat—who was at the creative epicentre of Kendrick Lamar's To Pimp a Butterfly—helps shape album intro "Body Language" into a hypnotic cacophony of jazz flute shuffles that make Kali's voice sound almost euphoric.
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" The nature of "the modern Democratic Party enterprise as a vehicle for various groups to pursue justice and equality" results, in turn, in a "patchwork coalition" in which "more extreme voices will emerge from the cacophony.
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Starting with simple bells and piano and moving into a spare, near-monotone dirge, this cover of "Polly" crescendoes into a cacophony of screaming echoes that add an extra layer of ominous edge to Nirvana's original.
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It may be even harder now to set the tone for a nation, even with a bullhorn as loud as the president's, when social media provides a platform for such a cacophony of voices and countervoices.
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Turn up the volume and you can hear a wide array of automated voices reading the lines that appear on the screen before they become a strange cacophony of robotic voices seemingly talking over one another.
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"We are in a world where the cacophony of coverage, whether it's Vanity Fair or New Rockstars, drives the cultural zeitgeist around the show," said Sabrina Caluori, HBO's senior vice president for digital media and marketing.
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His latest LP, "Big Fish Theory," trades the minimalist '90s homage of his double-disc 2015 debut album, "Summertime '06," for the electronic, industrial dance music cacophony favored, at times, by Kanye West and Danny Brown.
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On Saturday nights, this plaza is a raucous cacophony of pounding discoteca beats and campesinos parading into town astride show horses, but there are still tintos among the cervezas on the trays waitresses carry between tables.
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Like his previously nominated work, 2016's Ghost, Look Both Ways channels his vivid voice and his deadpan but tender portraiture of kids growing up in the city, with all its excitement and complexity and cacophony.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Oversized frog heads; a thin, silk faille gown swathed in a cotton candy-colored parka; a cacophony of plaids, polka dots, chevrons, furs, sequins, feathers, tribal prints, and religious iconography.
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Works in categories ranging from editorial work to children's books to independent artists are lifted from the global visual cacophony in a competition organized by the UK's Association of Illustrators and the Directory of Illustration in California.
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The first room, which looks at the period from 2000 to 2016, is a cacophony of art made using the technologies and visual language of social media, gaming, 3D printing, computer-generated imaging, browser interfaces and smartphones.
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The endearing Japanese ritual of restaurant staff emphatically greeting all customers feels perverted here: every time someone catches a fish, employees are required to cheer, chant, and strike a taiko drum, resulting in an endless dystopian cacophony.
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On a recent sun-scorched afternoon, the sound of trumpets blasted from an attic by the gatehouse while piano duets thundered from the hall, and a cacophony of wind ensembles, string quartets and opera filled the outbuildings.
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" Mr. Suri, 31, a former member of Das Racist, described the duo's "cacophony of sounds" as representative of a Queens intersection: "One car pulls up playing reggaeton; the next has '90s boom-bap; the next has bhangra.
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Just try telling any of those fans, the thousands with smiles of wonder on their faces, and their arms instinctively in the air, and their voices lost in the cacophony, that how basketball looks does not matter.
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The claustrophobia and cacophony of it isn't wrong, exactly—turn the wrong corner in a conversation with basketball fans and you will find yourself lost amid punctilious Legacy Assessors and feral stans, and you will regret it.
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As this element strengthens, it is bolstered by continually erupting peels of melody, harmony and percussion, building upon one another until the entirety is a dazzling behemoth that inundates you with its mellifluence or cacophony or both.
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" According to Michael Berry, a professor of contemporary Chinese cultural studies at the University of California, Los Angeles, "It makes sense that Xue wants to be removed from the cacophony of changes happening in China every day.
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Mr. Norton had bought ice cream for the cast and crew, who shouted good-naturedly to each other, in a cacophony of different languages, as they lugged camera and equipment down the stairs for the next shot.
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So I sneaked out and returned to see that he had mosied over to other vendors to hit them with an unexpected cacophony of physics about dead spots on the racket (they're actually good for your serve).
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Like Rike, you settle into the luxurious peacefulness, a stillness augmented by the water's rhythmic splashes, her bustling movements and the boat's gentle cacophony — the flap of the sails, the whir of the winch, assorted pleasant creaks.
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That's when the sunscreen-drenched crowd falls silent, the cacophony of loud voices replaced by a patriotic medley blasted from the boardwalk's loudspeakers — "The Star-Spangled Banner'' followed by Kate Smith's famous version of "God Bless America.
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Nowadays, that event's just a sort of amorphous pub crawl, but I was an organizer with the group that created that event, the Cacophony Society, and in its original form, Santacon was more pointedly and theatrically satiric.
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It moves this way and that, just catching the breeze, until firmer, more purposeful percussion pops and fizzes into existence, and everything builds into a compelling cacophony that sets the skin electric and the hairs at full stretch.
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Over the course of this past week, the Anaheim Convention Center was filled with a raucous cacophony of guitars, ukuleles, banjos, drums, cymbals, harmonicas, flutes, saxophones, trumpets, tubas, trombones, pianos, and a few weird hybrid creations in between.
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The sheer manic riff-dom of it all should have descended into self parody (and maybe it did!) but the end result was transcendent, with audience members not even attempting to hide a childlike glee in the cacophony.
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"The chief executive in the legislative process is the one that gets the real microphone and he has the capacity to communicate ideas and concepts in a way that a cacophony of 535 of us cannot do," Rep.
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A staple of 65 song is the sound of a beautiful, inspiring piano, which opens up the track and then holds it together as the rest of the sound unravels into a cacophony of guitars, drums, and synths.
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In his 2011 masterpiece "Ravedeath, 1972," he recorded the sound of a pipe organ reverberating through an Icelandic church and used isolated bits of that site-specific cacophony — pressure waves against curvilinear surfaces — as beds for other sounds.
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Adding to the confusion is a cacophony of poorly designed research, the tendency for different researchers studying the same effect to use different measurements and report outcomes differently, and researchers' tendency to selectively report positive or "interesting" results.
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Kavanaugh's alleged behavior has produced an unrelenting news cycle, with the course of a single day bringing countless harrowing stories of sexual violence and, with them, a cacophony of voices insisting that the women sharing them are liars.
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Today you can find the 27-year-old in the kitchen at E.P., adding to the cacophony of Aussie accents from the Aussie-heavy kitchen crew behind the spot, usually with a giant spiky jackfruit at his station.
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But a big part of it is that the routine chatter of the workplace has been replaced by a silent cacophony of Slacks and DMs and Gchats — people communicating casually with words and images rather than with voices.
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StorytellingCaipira is a cacophony of enormous hanging drawings, sculptural arrangements of found objects, and bronze calligraphic markings made from coat hangers that feel both primal and sophisticated, rudimentary but intelligently organized, apt metaphors for the misunderstood cultural outsider.
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All of a sudden, a melody emerges from the squalling of horns and the cacophony of competing radio stations, the commuters leap from their cars, and a big, brazenly sincere movie-musical song-and-dance number is underway.
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Whether you need to block out urban traffic, crowds and sirens or countryside cacophony from the local wildlife, the Marpac Hushh Portable White Noise Machine offers three soothing sounds — bright white noise, deep white noise, or gentle surf.
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If there is any President who could bear such strain, who would perhaps relish the struggle, prosper amid its cacophony and be willing to cross all sorts of conventional lines to stay alive, it would surely be Trump.
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There was a dried-out field with bleachers and, next to it, a sprawling playground; during the school year, the rutting rhythm of football practice bled into the cacophony of recess through a porous border of mossy oaks.
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A cacophony of voices and views clamoring for supremacy is a boon for free societies compared to authoritarian contenders such as Communist China, where a party line constricts debate to ideological lanes and forecloses options in the process.
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As the leader of a Top 20 academic medical center and safety net hospital, it would be easy for me to join the cacophony of voices criticizing President Trump's actions on health care over the past few weeks.
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But soon enough, they lose their bearings amid the labyrinthine cacophony of the internet, which is depicted by the directors Rich Moore and Phil Johnston as an impossibly busy, multilayered cityscape of brands, emojis and careening message bubbles.
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The sly cacophony of the instability at work here is captivating, even as it attempts to jumble the inexorable fixity of art, an amusing approach that merges Dada's brand of chaotic destruction with the mechanistic ideology of Constructivism.
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With the game tied, a win within reach, and many more beers ingested, a large portion of the crowd turned on Subban from then on, raining down a cacophony of boos mixed with cheers whenever he touched the puck.
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The accompanying orchestrated cacophony of anti-Israel and anti-Jewish sentiment across the globe dutifully depicts Israelis as Nazi-like murderers gunning down nonviolent protesters and portrays the Jewish state as pursuing ethnic cleansing against a heroic, outnumbered, neighbor.
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Instead, Trump stepped away from the mic amid a cacophony of cheering supporters -- more than 100 of whom separated Trump from the press -- and reporters, some standing on chairs, shouting dozens of questions at the top of our lungs.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Fiji's capital Suva ground to a standstill during the Rio Games men's rugby sevens final, then burst in to cheers, pandemonium and a cacophony of car horns after the archipelago nation won its first ever Olympic medal.
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It was recorded before the election, and Young, Olson, and guitarist Jim Baljo engage in a disorienting sort of symbology—its hard to pick out the particular targets of a atonal synth squeal, or a cacophony of layered voices.
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But amid a cacophony of available media and a partisan climate filled with angry, divisive voices, the ideals that Rogers espoused about TV being a tool to help foster a sense of community appear sadly quaint, and perhaps outdated.
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First installed from 1977 to 1992 beneath a metal vent, and later restored in 2002, the low, droning tones are not labeled anywhere as a work of art, and often blend into the 24-hour cacophony of Times Square.
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If its frenetic, sepulchral rumbling on the cello's lowest string — or the riotous, frankly impossible cacophony of massed, warring trumpets in "Die Soldaten," his sole opera — is not representative of growling hounds of hell, no music ever will be.
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While the cacophony emanating from them evokes his experimental recordings in Destroy All Monsters, the piece also references his genealogical groupings of stuffed animals from the mid-21998s, which brought his first wide acclaim and incited intense audience reactions.
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But the loudest alarm in this cacophony of cautionary Trump tales is the one now sounding from the Delacorte Theater in Central Park, where the Public Theater's wild production of "Julius Caesar" has been in previews since May 23.
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Facebook, Twitter, personal blogs and websites like Medium make it possible for anyone to write a column, leading to a cacophony that can keep any one person from standing out and setting an agenda the way Mr. Breslin did.
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While the 48,452 spectators in attendance fell a few thousand short of those who watched the U.S. beat England 2-1 the previous evening, there was still a cacophony from 'ultras' of both Sweden and the Netherlands behind each goal.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Louis Armstrong performing "Melancholy Blues," Mozart's Queen of the Night aria, and panpipes from Peru are etched among the cacophony of Earth sounds on the gold-plated records attached to Voyager 1 and 2.
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At the same time, the limited palette holds this cacophony firmly in place, like an unlikely and even dissonant combination of notes, which begins to sound necessary and even natural when it returns as a coda in a musical composition.
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Today, the cacophony was upped dramatically when CNBC's David Faber, who is the most expert of banker whisperers, reported that the sale discussions had indeed escalated with board buy-in and that Salesforce and Google were among the potential bidders.
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This is when the cacophony we make sounds its strangest, and when it is the hardest to listen to—when it becomes impossible to distinguish between the Cowboys or the caliphate, or between win-or-go-home or life-and-death.
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But I can honor them better by being grateful for the cacophony of voices — the people calling out more bad men, more weak allies, more hypocritical statements, and more shitty half-truths, over and over until it feels like too much.
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"Keep giving these policy speeches, because I tell you ... there's absolutely zero evidence that the voters want this election to be about this content-free cacophony with no substance and no issues," Kellyanne Conway said in an interview with Fox News.
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As members of the Turkish military sought control of the country, Turks began hearing both the ezan and the "sela" ("salat al-janazah" in Arabic)—a prayerful recitation asking forgiveness for Muslims who have died—in a cacophony that lasted hours.
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A few points later Zverev finished off the 37-year-old with a nerveless volley, but his on-court interview was drowned out by a cacophony of boos and heckling from fans who believed the German had gained an unfair advantage.
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Gina Eosco, who is an expert in how people perceive weather forecasts, said the cacophony of weather forecast information available today via television, radio, online, and social media may be hindering the public's comprehension of a storm's full spectrum of threats.
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"I really didn't know that much about finance, but I had a doctorate in public policy, and when I looked at the expert conversation, it was actually so much simpler than the cacophony you get from watching financial TV," he says.
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In a bifurcated nation where Republicans are seemingly unaffected by the cacophony of disdain thrown at Trump, his ability to hang on to his voters may, as it did in 22020, yet prove decisive in determining the future of his presidency.
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The Times, a mix of submissions and researched-based selections, produces what Roach calls a "cacophony of voices" that shows the diversity and range of artists who have used The Times as a way to approach complex past and present issues.
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Mr Glass added organs at this crucial moment "to create a lot of sound" in a swirling, atonal cacophony that ends when a wall of windows on the edge of the stage is blasted open by a great gust of debris.
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While we may, in pursuit of a bargain, suffer the cacophony of Century 21 or allow Ikea to swallow us whole and squeeze us through its labyrinthine intestine, the relationship between the big commercial store and the luxury object is fraught.
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That's been the principle of several decades of a certain strand of musicians armed with oscillators, mixers, and other more improvised instruments—that harsh static and atonal cacophony can do wonders for clearing out your emotional gunk, like sonic ipecac.
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The cacophony of outlandish explanations has sown an atmosphere of confusion and distrust about official versions that has caused many in Russia to doubt the very existence of the nerve agent that the British say was used to incapacitate the Skripals.
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At these markets, rows of sweet sausages grill in the open air, locals sit on plastic stools on street corners enjoying bowls of noodles, and in the cacophony of sights, sounds, and neon the unmistakable smell of stinky tofu lingers.
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Some have suggested Twitter is a sort of crowdsourced poetry, but how many millions of miles is it from Auden: a cacophony of voices, endlessly shouting over each other, splintering what's left of a "national discussion" into millions of tiny shards.
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The clarity of the digital cinematography (by John Toll) and the precision of the production design (by Mark Friedberg) incite a hundred small acts of noticing, and the script (by Jean-Christophe Castelli) is attentive to the book's cacophony of idioms.
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Despite promises to encode accepted practices in law, European officials have voiced a cacophony of opinions on what exactly the law on AI should contain, with high-ranking bureaucrats hinting that it may skew toward guiding principles instead of hard rules.
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At first, Margherita tells Refinery29, she tried to steer herself away from the maximalist aesthetic that made Missoni famous, but she kept finding herself drawn to the cacophony of colors, the plethora of patchworks, and of course, those zig zags.
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As other members of the administration have done in the past two weeks, Pompeo on Thursday pivoted to a "long, strategic relationship" with Saudi Arabia to deflect what has been a cacophony of calls to action against the Middle Eastern kingdom.
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PORT-AU-PRINCE (Reuters) - The cacophony of sirens, horns and street vendors in Haiti's capital was quieter than usual this week as residents remained on edge after recent anti-government protests, which organizers have promised will start again on Friday.
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In the 21st century, it is certainly not farfetched to expect that as night falls, that by the simple flick of a switch, one can confidently illuminate the darkness without the nightly cacophony of generator engines disrupting the evening quiet.
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The latter, with its mix of Swisher Sweet cigar labels, beachside men and women, and handwritten notes saying "admit it*" and "never did*," seemingly ripped from a daily planner, suggest the visual and sometimes guilt-ridden cacophony inside one's head.
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In a straw hut, engulfed by the nighttime cacophony of the Amazon rainforest, a shaman inhales a potent tobacco from a pipe and blows smoke on Moronci&aposs head to cleanse her, before she takes her place in a sacred ayahuasca ceremony.
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The piece built gradually, almost by stealth, as small sounds gave way to bigger ones — the banging of drums, the bleating of horns, the blaring of sirens — until a rapturous cacophony that I could feel in my bones reverberated throughout the bowl.
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Merkel spoke above a cacophony of jeers and whistles from some protesters - a feature at many of her rallies as resentment persists at her decision in 2015 to open Germany's borders to hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing war in Syria and Iraq.
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The Brooklyn punk band is known for its dissonant tracks where repeating lyrics end in a cacophony of electric guitar riffs — try listening to Bowie's "'Tis a Pity She Was a Whore" and Parquet Courts' "One Man, No City" back to back.
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You've never heard such a cacophony as grackle racket: From lewd whistles to robotic clicks to TV static-like nose-clearing snot explosions to actually pretty liquidy warbling whistles—the great-tailed grackle rocks them all, especially when you're trying to sleep.
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In a speech in December Jo Johnson, then the universities minister, added his voice to the cacophony arguing that universities do not do enough to protect free speech on campus, calling for students to become "resilient and learn to deal with controversial opinions".
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Read MoreTrader warns Fed not to repeat a Depression-era mistake On Thursday, Saut blamed a "cacophony of exogenous events" for derailing the traditional year-end rally and leading to the worst start to a new year on Wall Street since 2008.
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I mean, most people's twenties nowadays are a cacophony of heartbreaks, disappointing shags, flits from job to job and the knowledge that we'll probably never be able to own a home humming like a white noise in the background of it all.
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At a recent rally of the women's wing of the ruling Barisan Nasional (BN) coalition in Johor's Parit Raja town, spirits were running high: there were deafening cheers from the crowd of more than 5,403 and a cacophony of rattling plastic clappers.
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Her plots for increasingly escalating levels of cacophony while sipping "martimmys" were constantly comically foiled, but there was always a new caper just around the corner with just the right combination of sinister and slapstick to keep the audience on their toes.
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And she was not alone — Max Mara also had an '80s moment, with a cacophony of corporate punk in pinstripes, leather (a lot of leather: bomber jackets and pencil skirts and pegged pants and gloves), angora print leopard and branded concert-type tees.
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The building — as with many of the cleverly warped architectural forms that have vaulted out of Ingels's office — practically explains itself, with a brashness that speaks over the advertisements, the trucks, the sirens, and the jackhammering that make up Midtown's daily cacophony.
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I know the malevolence some people feel for this country, and we have to give the people who are protecting us some time to carry out their duties without me adding my criticism to the cacophony that is right now so poisonous.
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" Still, the internet contains a cacophony of voices, said Ms. Ramsey, adding: "If you want to be a creative in any field, at some point you have to stop listening to what everybody else is saying about what you're doing and just do.
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Amid the lethal cacophony, the police in more than 90 cities here and abroad seek to reach the scene of the latest gun troubles more quickly by using an audio detection system called ShotSpotter, which triangulates the sound of gunfire onto computer maps.
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Later a malfunctioning fountain reveals a deep chasm of clocks and vegetation, a baggage carousel twirls its luggage into a musical cacophony, and a hurricane siren drones while a waiting room is filled with water, the furniture rising to avoid the waves.
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Hassinger performs an elegant, straight-legged planting of her heel in the ground, her body draped in white fabric as she solemnly contemplates that gesture against a soft, green hill under her feet and a radiant cacophony of purple leaves in the background.
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Neither hushed nor monastic, this is music that sounds incredibly alive—a joyous cacophony of blissed out chanting and gospel-like shouts of praise amidst the dizzying swoop of Alice's synthesiser, at once ancient and futuristic, like the sound of exploding stars.
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The limited noise an in-house media team can generate will inevitably be drowned out by the cacophony of other outlets, unless of course that media team gives up more information than is prudent, as was clearly the case with West Ham.
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In a debate that illustrated the cacophony that results from a field of presidential aspirants that includes more than 20 people, Elizabeth Warren touched off the debate with a succinct critique of the nation's economic system as rigged to help the rich and powerful.
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And having total editorial independence from their principal benefactor gives Super Deluxe the freedom to avoid the standard pitfalls of entertainment production — costly rewrites, staffing change-ups, projects killed on the vine, ideas that get bloated and rendered amorphous by a cacophony of contributing voices.
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Chloe Smith, the minister for the constitution, argues that this philosophy applies not just to social and economic problems but also to breaching ideological rifts, such as that over Brexit, and the decline of a common cultural frame of reference into a digital cacophony.
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A baleen whale call recorded at Challenger Deep Examples of odontocete (toothed whale or dolphin) and baleen whale calls Challenger Deep, it turns out, is an echo chamber for a cacophony of noises produced by everything from ships to baleen whales to Earth itself.
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Half of LA refuses to travel west of the 21210, but this enclave of hip shops and experimental restaurants—just spitting distance from the cacophony of the freeway—is enticing enough to coax even the staunchest East-Side-2190015-Lifers from their snark bunkers.
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As if plunked on an attic piano whose dust cover has just been snapped off one sun-dappled January morning, it's a gentle, lower-case ballad that Swift and her listeners have earned after the thrilling, electronic cacophony of the LP's previous 14 tracks.
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In their way stand 650 exhibitors, a cacophony of booth distractions ranging from delightful to distasteful, buzzwords assaulting their eyes in hundred-point font offering a cure for the latest and most vicious threats – threats that are more likely fantasy than reality for most attendees.
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Perhaps as a reflection of the grass-roots nature of this latest effort, the call devolved into a cacophony of unmuted lines after about a half hour, as Unruh ended the formal portion of the call but activists and delegates aired out their many questions.
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But its kid-friendly, free-for-all spirit rides atop an undercurrent of pointed commentary about the state of the superhero industry (and the entertainment industry more broadly) that will give those parental guides something to hold on to amid the candy-colored cacophony.
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Half of LA refuses to travel west of the 405, but this enclave of hip shops and experimental restaurants—just spitting distance from the cacophony of the freeway—is enticing enough to coax even the staunchest East-Side-4-Lifers from their snark bunkers.
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The postmatch celebration was tarnished by the angry booing from fans upset over what they perceived as Ramos's unfair treatment of Williams, and amid the cacophony, amplified by the closed roof because of rain, Osaka pulled her visor down over her face and cried.
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These winged gunslingers show up in the Greek director Nikos Karathanos's rowdy riff on Aristophanes' "The Birds," the 2,500-year-old comedy about the quest for utopia, which opened in a cacophony of tweets and caws on Sunday night at St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn.
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House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE's repeated efforts to reform America's welfare system have been drowned out by the cacophony of current political warfare.
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While the Citizens United ruling has proved disastrous for our democratic self-governance, its effects are unifying Americans of all political persuasions, who see the effects of a big money system that drowns out their voices in a cacophony of cash from wealthy mega-donors.
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But this earnest desire to seek common ground between law enforcement and the communities they police simply can't compete with the cacophony of churlish voices who scream "Racism!" after every encounter — deadly or otherwise — between a police officer and a young man of color.
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A wiggly black dog named Speedy almost escaped his crate and darted across the tarmac, sending a few humans scrambling as the cacophony of yaps continued to nearly drown out the booming, whirling sound of jets at one of the Bahamas' hurricane-battered airports.
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That criticism swelled into a cacophony over international news coverage of the government's decision in August to strip away the statehood of the predominantly Muslim region of Jammu and Kashmir, send in troops, shut down the internet and arrest community leaders and opposition politicians.
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Feeding into that cacophony were regional and fringe parties, including the People's Party and the Bloc Quebecois, which could play a huge role as spoilers and swing the election to Trudeau's Liberals — or condemn them to a minority government in a few short weeks.
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A stroll through the neighborhood is an assault on the eyes and ears, with neon signs glaring and drug pushers sometimes shouting to sell their merchandise, trying to be heard over a cacophony of electronic music bearing down from all directions of the night sky.
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We must ready ourselves for the daily cacophony of pundits, critics, candidates and surrogates out-shouting one another, as the Fourth Estate obsesses over the latest poll results and fundraising tallies and rushes to report the latest gossip or gaffe from the campaign trail.
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"Vermillion Pink," which Noisey is premiering today, is a prodding, curious composition—nine minutes of bouncy hand drums, tom drums, and shakers combining to create a deliriously fun cacophony, coupled with elastic, crunchy synths, all awash in the hazy ambiance of his droning undercurrent.
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Due to the 30 minutes ticking by, there is a pressure to speed through each of the 11 stations, leaving barely enough time to step back and listen to the cacophony sounded through the cavernous Drill Hall, or spend any meaningful time with one person.
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To return home, to turn away from the world, a world interested in things and not interested in the lives of those who suffer, a world where some perform destructive acts and the vast majority turn away — Darboven refuses to join the parade and its cacophony.
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Many of the updates focused on health, including Noise app, which will monitor, well, noise surrounding the device and alert its user when a cacophony reaches potentially harmful levels, and updates to the Health app, which tracks sound coming through certain (Apple-designed or calibrated) headphones.
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Hickey picked the perfect time for his first playoff goal, taking a pass from Brock Nelson and beating Roberto Luongo to send the home crowd into a frenzy, a celebration that rivaled the cacophony at Nassau Coliseum, the Islanders' home on Long Island for 43 years.
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But every so often, one of Twitter's many chirping members sings us a song that rises above the cacophony, an epic so riveting it weaves a thread that reminds us that a story told 280 characters at a time can sometimes be a work of art.
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That kind of productivity is almost unheard of, even in black metal—a genre notorious for its super-sized discographies and quicksilver release schedules—but Kinney has taken to the self-recorded solo project model like a duck to water, creating layers upon layers of calculated cacophony.
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Instead, by working in groups as small as one cook in a studio kitchenette and as large as all generations and economic groups in a big city, we can create an environment that honors stopping for meals and deafens the cacophony of messages to snack, snack, snack.
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The Civic Seminary proposes the idea that beneath the cacophony of partisan debate are more fundamental divides: between liberty and equality, as Ms. Kelley points out, or between a Hamiltonian versus Jeffersonian view of the role of government, or between "pluribus" and "unum," among many others.
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The sound of waves crashing in the darkness serves as a drumroll for the main event: a cacophony of flames flying into the night sky and illuminating the shore, momentarily revealing all the other groups of families and friends on the beach huddled under blankets, gazing up.
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Adults have a choice: to talk with young people about how sex and intimacy will be an essential part of their lives — how they connect a person they love—or to let their values be shaped by a cacophony of messages from pornography, advertising, and mass media.
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"It's also designed to weaken the adversary from within by identifying existing political and social issues and driving wedges into those fractural lines and [amplifying] them through online manipulation and disinformation in an effort to create an environment of permanent cacophony, unrest and conflict," he said.
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If you wanted to have a fireside chat on Twitter where Bill Gates and Elon Musk were talking about the future of climate change, it's very difficult for the two of them to have a controlled conversation without a cacophony of other people joining the conversation.
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That bill has been postponed amid the current crisis, but in the meantime "March of the Volunteers" is being deployed by pro-Beijing protesters, like those who sang it during lunch hour at a Central Hong Kong mall last Thursday, creating a cacophony of dueling anthems.
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That, forced to speak the same homogeneous language, local artists are continuously encouraged to turn the volume up on their own "otherness," whatever it may be, to crow it from the rooftops in the hopes of being heard above the cacophony, thus further exoticizing/centering that otherness.
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In a remarkable, hour-long news conference at the Governor's Mansion in Richmond, Northam defended himself from the cacophony of calls for his resignation, but acknowledged that he had made mistakes on race in his past, like when he darkened his face for the dance contest.
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Even if you're lucky enough to have a room of your own, as Virginia Woolf put it in her elegant manifesto, and this applies as much to male as to female writers, there's no guarantee that you'll be able to suppress the cacophony in your head.
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So don't be surprised if, amid the cacophony of conflicting reports over Brexit that will be heard in the next few months, a tabloid claims something like this: pesky European judges, who should have been sent packing, are still making rules that compromise the welfare of British beasts.
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Directed by Eddie Alcazar, the short is currently showing at the Sundance Film Festival, where audiences will be treated to FlyLo's musical contribution, an appropriately abstract cacophony of whirs and shrieks and clinical atmospheres that's a far cry from the space-age beat music he's known for making.
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For her exhibition Timekeeper, on view at The Rose Art Museum at Brandeis University, Sze explores the emotional and psychological aspects of time through a site-specific installation that combines a not-so-functional work space, a cacophony of randomized projectors, and a series of data compiling computers.
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Weaves, with their more self-proclaimed eclecticism, update the track by making it jittery, emphasizing that by way of the guitars, and personable, especially with Jasmyn Burke's singing as though it's one person relaying the story instead of the original with a cacophony of voices to anchor the narrative.
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In particular, a scene where Turner realizes that slave owners aren't really listening to what he preaches, because they consider the words of the Bible a pacifying tool, plays out with a fitting righteous indignation, while the eventual rebellion and its aftermath are a cacophony of blood and noise.
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First seen in 2011 at the Joyce Theater, "Angel Reapers" has a good dose of what a quote in the program, from 1805 and attributed to William Rathburn, calls the Shakers' "perfect bedlam": a cacophony of bodies in various states of agony or exhilaration, jumping, writhing, trembling, rolling.
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At several points throughout the episode, the debate descended into an indecipherable cacophony, with the women yelling over one another about Corinne's naps, Taylor's naps, when it's appropriate to take a nap, when it's not, and whether or not Abraham Lincoln and Michael Jordan should be considered notorious nappers.
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Hillary Clinton must understand that, as a candidate with low trust ratings, she needs to offer a powerful and compelling vision for the future of America — not merely a daily cacophony of consultant-generated attacks against her opponent or a condescending staff that insults her allies and swing voters.
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The sounds in the film are thrillingly unexpected: a cacophony of voices that tenderly recite fan letters expressing gratitude for Jiz — for their genre- and gender-bending work, and the extent to which it has allowed viewers to explore, reexamine, and expand their own ideas about porn and sex.
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He crams thousands upon thousands of Trump's agressive-yet-dismissive lilts into less than two minutes of video, culminating in a epileptic cacophony of red, white, and blue— exactly what we imagine a view of the American hellscape after four years of a Trump presidency might look like.
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Yet it remains less a choir than a cacophony — a dissonant babble of politicians all struggling, in their own way, to cope with the manifold challenges posed by the virus, from its crushing burden on hospitals and health care workers to its economic devastation and rising death toll.
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"Anti-War Naked Happening and Flag Burning at Brooklyn Bridge, New York," captured in 1968 by photographer duo Harry Shunk and Janos Kender, is a snapshot of art history in action — a postcard from the raucous cacophony of performance art that emerged in the mid-century art scene.
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Often lost in the cacophony of the intra-British debate is that the other 27 members of the union also have a major voice in disentangling an enormously complex relationship, and are not prepared to let the British pick and choose from the agreement they reached with Mrs. May.
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The Lebanese author Charif Majdalani's madcap novel "Moving the Palace" skillfully operates on several levels: as a foray into historical wrongs committed by foreign colonizers in the Middle East; as a desert fairy tale; and as a cacophony of jokes, most frequently made at the expense of the British.
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While there are legitimate questions about how representative those voices are -- and indeed, what role Russian trolls and political provocateurs played in dragging the comments into the sewer -- the cacophony from social media has at times made it easier to simply tune out those voices rather than engage them.
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To tell you the truth, until recently, neither did I. That's because I live in the forest in Northern California, where deer, wild turkeys, egrets, acorn woodpeckers, and stellar jays surround me every morning, and where I can pound out my own rhythms along with the cacophony of frogs each night.
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She catalogues her encounters with the era's artistic signatures — colored iMac G3 desktop computers, Jeff Koons's balloon dogs, "the cacophony of lo-fi indie rock reverb" — while linking them temporally to the crises that have come to define the decade — 9/11, Hurricane Katrina, frequent school shootings, the war in Iraq.
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Flamingos hypnotically embodies the present poly-cacophony of being by taking turns moving through a small cast of voices that all smear together, referencing performance art and black metal and prescription drugs, around the central being of a new messiah, through whom to try to heal is to go blank.
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In 1957 New York's subway contained a haphazard mishmash of fonts, both serif and sans, and a typographic designer, sick of the visual cacophony, submitted a brief to the New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) with a standardised plan, entitled "Out of the Labyrinth", to help guide locals and tourists alike.
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Over the weekend, as Europe began digesting the prospect of an EU without Britain, a cacophony of conflicting signals were being sent out by politicians on either side of the Rhine, despite a joint paper by the German and French foreign ministers meant to minimize the differences and highlight common ground.
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On Wednesday this week, within hours of Russia's Ambassador to Lebanon repeating Gerasimov's March statement about targeting US missiles and carriers, US President Donald Trump entered the fray with a Twitter fusillade, loud enough to drown out any talk of Skripal by the cacophony responding to Trump's apparent declaration of strikes.
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A form based on fragments is particularly suitable for a novel by an author from Poland, where national borders have changed over and over through the centuries, and where multiple ethnic groups—Poles, Ukrainians, Lithuanians, Germans, Ruthenians, Jews—have lived side by side in a cacophony of languages and experience.
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The cacophony that was the beginning of his performance actually made Timberlake's older songs seem better and stronger by comparison — to the point I actually found myself mildly delighted by Timberlake closing the show with the maligned earworm known as "Can't Stop the Feeling," from the Trolls motion picture soundtrack.
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Editorial Far from the chaos and cacophony of Washington's unending debate over Russia policy, Vice President Mike Pence has been delivering a remarkably consistent message on a trip to Eastern Europe this week — praising old alliances and reaffirming America's commitment to defend democratic nations against those countries that would undermine them.
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But really it's more accurate to think of it as the year's crazy season, a cacophony of to-do lists, school orientations, last-minute online shopping, doctor's appointments, after-work events, full-day conferences, weekend gatherings and overall mayhem, culminating in the one-two punch of Thanksgiving and Christmas. Aah!
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On Friday night, as you climb its winding staircase, the doors of the apartments are ajar, and a cacophony of sounds fills the street: from the Nepalese on the ground floor, the Chinese on the third floor and the Africans — Eritrean, the women are pretty sure — on the fourth floor.
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You'll see a cacophony of cable news panels talking about how he lost because he was old, because of his gaffes, because in his campaign he did this or that, he didn't campaign in this state or that, because of Russia, because maybe Bernie waited too long to endorse him.
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When I first walked into the gallery, I heard a cacophony that arose from the clashing of the ecstatic soundtrack to Walker's "Rhapsody" (Emanuel Chabrier's orchestral work "España") with a woman in Silva's "Mass Swell" leading a call-and-response chant, her voice clamoring and raw, at the edge of break.
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Coach Kyle Shanahan often tells players after absurd victories that he didn't think they would win, and in this joyful season, unlike any they have experienced across the last six years, the 49ers have triumphed in the slop at Washington, amid earsplitting cacophony in New Orleans and the din of Seattle.
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And walking down from viewing the nearby levee in the canal, which is still a haunting reminder of loss, the lush forest is awaiting its new musical architecture lodgers below, a place that can be an unconventional community gathering spot where everyone is welcome to join in a collaborative cacophony.
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" Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart took a more sonic approach to the same topic: "I live in the forest in Northern California, where deer, wild turkeys, egrets, acorn woodpeckers, and stellar jays surround me every morning, and where I can pound out my own rhythms along with the cacophony of frogs each night.
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The album's big ideas about contemporary life hinge on single "Love It If We Made It." On the song, the verses are a cacophony of nightmarish headlines influenced by our real, shared culture ("A beach of drowning three-year-olds / Rest in peace Lil Peep," Healy shouts, as though down a megaphone).
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Even with all the cinematic accoutrements — the music, the comedy, Wright's penchant for attention-grabbing camerawork — there's a purity to Baby Driver's vehicular mayhem that's extremely refreshing in a summer movie season where even the best blockbuster action movies tend to devolve into a cacophony of pixels by the big final battle.
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Cacophony swells from the city as if it is howling in response to the earth's call: car alarms, shattering glass, the thudding of bricks popping out of building facades, humans screaming in fright, and far off, echoes of what sound like dumpsters clattering to the ground from the jaws of garbage trucks.
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" He recalls a Damascene moment as a teenager in the 1980s, when he "quickly became a fan of this strange cacophony" of "punk rock and other eclectic forms of music," though the most enthusiasm he musters in its favor is to note that it "sounded little like anything I had heard before.
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Right now on health care and many other issues, Democrats suffer from a cacophony of white papers and a paucity of unity around any kind of vision or story they want to paint of what is wrong with America today and what is the better country they want to build for the future.
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On the show: regular host Mike Diver, alongside E3 veteran Steve Burns (back for a second show running, after our Max Payne 3 special) and bright-eyed newbie Tom Regan, who'll be flying out to LA for the first time in 2017 to cover the terrific cacophony of New Video Game Stuff.
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One big risk is that a majority of voters may simply be exhausted by the cacophony of the Trump era that was on display at the weekend at the G7 summit in France and involves chaos, head-spinning policy reversals, lying as a matter of course, perpetual cultural warfare and widening national divides.
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As the newlyweds left Windsor Castle, my friends and I rejoiced at another sound we immediately recognized: Interspersed among the crowd's gleeful cheers, there was a cacophony of black women offering up another song — ululations recognized as congratulatory greetings throughout the African diaspora — to welcome Ms. Markle and her new husband home.
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The Italian furniture and interiors duo Dimore Studio is known for its embrace of eclectic, maximalist glamour; at its gallery in Brera, it filled color-blocked rooms with an appealing cacophony of brass-and-resin dining tables, '80s-style tubular metal chairs and Art Deco cabinets printed with photos of painted rooftops.
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Tuesday&aposs announcement that Joe Judge would be the New York Giants&apos new head coach was met with a cacophony of "who?" and a chorus of laughter, but the 38-year-old comes to East Rutherford with the endorsements of two of the most well-respected voices in all of football.
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In order to thrive as a society (as well as to achieve musical excellence), we must create a common frame of reference in which all individuals feel included despite their differences, one that minimizes the noise and cacophony of disagreement and allows us to fine-tune, through plurality and diverging points of view.
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The 10-minute (!) shot — scored by a cacophony of screeching violins, then silence, then Lynch's signature static — starts miles away from the explosion, zooming closer and closer to ultimately examine its minute, terrifying particles and the birthing of both evil (Killer BOB and the woodsmen) and innocence (the golden essence of Laura Palmer).
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Families carried their young children and propped up their aging relatives, and they all moved as quickly as they could along streets where the sounds of battle were all too close: a cacophony of gunfire, the dull thud of mortar rounds, the deafening roar of Islamic State car bombs and American airstrikes.
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What's interesting is that, on the one hand, it's this idea of you can be connected to anyone in the world, but it's such an individualized experience, you're not necessarily ... The answers you're seeking aren't necessarily corresponding with the answers anyone else with the same problem is seeking, because there's such a cacophony.
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While the rest of the nation waits for a soothing voice to rise above the maddening cacophony and give us direction in this moment of national crisis, two of Fox News' highest profile on-air talents continued to spread lies and misinformation on Monday about the separation of migrant families at the U.S-Mexico border.
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"Indeed, to some, truth itself has been lost in the cacophony of online and Twitter verbiage to such a degree that it seems to roll of the national consciousness like water off a duck's back." trump dodges a libel lawsuit by saying his tweets shouldn't be taken too literally because lol nothing matters https://t.
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Ryan: Remember being a child and strolling around a toy store, looking for whichever talking animatronic toy had a "press here to test me" button then repeatedly ramming as many of them as possible and all at once to create a cacophony of noise—an entire shelf of Buzz Lightyears having a mini-stroke?
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It's a cacophony, the few holdovers I recognize from the day session are variously unreachable, because they are too far away or have had so much to drink that they're stuck in a conversational lock groove; at the edge of my hearing, a man I recognized from the afternoon is recommending Showtime's Billions, repeatedly.
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Now and again the walls were buffeted by a shift in the air pressure outside, and each time the door next to us was opened, all the sounds of the train would suddenly rise to an infernal cacophony of rattling and banging and hissing as the air from the gap between the carriages swept in.
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As a constituent who was partly raised by the music teachers of Bozeman's public schools, I know that it also makes sense, given the cacophony of the United States Congress, to dispatch a Montanan to Washington who knows how to inspire a bunch of squirrelly kids to work together, keep the beat and harmonize.
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RELATED: Trump dissolves voter fraud commission Wednesday was a day on which every blockbuster headline was quickly superseded by another that appeared even more improbable and any sense that the White House could build on its late 2017 tax reform victory to forge a new seam of political wins was lost in the cacophony.
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When you seek out—or seek to avoid—your own reflection, the modern city becomes a hall of mirrors: car windows, reflective walls, and plate glass are everywhere, transmitting a cacophony of different versions of you—this one too short, that one too wide, another one with a sickly color you've never seen before.
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DeVos does not receive a warm welcome at historically black university DeVos does not receive a warm welcome at historically black university Education Secretary Betsy DeVos delivered the commencement speech at historically black Bethune-Cookman University Wednesday amid a cacophony of boos and yells so loud the university president threatened to cut the ceremony short.
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As one of the two people behind Drool, beside programmer and designer Marc Flury, Lightning Bolt bassist Brian Gibson has realized an OST that pounds with the kind of primal energy his band is so famous for, yet exhibits a restraint, a very delicately balanced sense of control, that prevents it from ever freewheeling into chaotic cacophony.
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" The Verge is among the group of publications that Barber references here, and in his review of Manchester by the Sea, Chris Plante noted that "Lesley Barber's operatic score supports the cast's performances, mercifully turning up the soundtrack dial to cover a couple excruciating scenes that would otherwise play out as a cacophony of bloodcurdling, scenery-chewing screams.
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Perhaps most at odds are two songs on the record: "29 #Strafford APTS," a sweeping, lyrical acoustic track reminiscent of the Bon Iver from years ago, and "21 M◊◊N WATER," a song with few lyrics that devolves into a cacophony of sounds by its last minute — both representative of how varied this album's tracks are.
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But whereas she made her name a decade ago thanks to the cacophony of ear-splitting shrieks and squeals that could be heard all around, and beyond, the 42 acres that make up the All England Club, Sousa had let his racket do the talking as he became the first Portuguese to reach the last 16 of a major.
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It was almost impossible to escape with your swimmers and dignity intact Once the largest theme parks in the Southern Hemisphere, Wonderland closed its doors in 703, blaming a whole cacophony of issues including terrorism and the bird flu for its demise, pointing the finger at everything "except poor management," the Sydney Morning Herald said at the time.
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But in technology's disorienting cacophony, the disaggregation of increasingly unequal societies, the frustrations of the many millions for whom life has become an exercise in precariousness, the pressures of globalization and mass migration, the stirring of racism, the spread of terrorism, and the steady undermining of truth, the seeds of a new authoritarianism have been sown.
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For a few hellish years—before we became a breed of Pokemon catching clean eaters intent on speeding up the dissolution of the human race to the point where each and every day here on earth feels like a genuine treat as opposed to just another 24hrs of needless misery—you couldn't escape the catastrophic cacophony of the mashup.
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Perhaps that's why, aside from Marni — where Francesco Risso at least tried to acknowledge the conflict by playing tone against tone, shine against utility, hard against soft, in easy dresses and stiff, belted coats, sometimes printed with a cacophony of faces, the edges left (like many emotions) frayed — the Milan shows closed in full backpedal mode.
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David Thewlis, as dour as a wet weekend, provides the tones of Michael, but, with a single exception, the rest of the cast—the driver, the front-desk clerk, the bellhop, Michael's wife and son back in L.A., and so forth—is voiced by Tom Noonan, whose lines are sometimes layered into a one-man cacophony.
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I felt, reading the book, that that scenario looks more plausible to you than it does to me, but perhaps it is because you are stepping a little bit further out of the daily cacophony, and so the change and the degree to which everybody is obsessed and immersed in a lot of data all of the time is more clear.
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"We are excited to work with Julian Rosefeldt on adapting his 13-screen cinematic experience for our massive drill hall, one of the few spaces where audiences will be able to experience both the intimacy of individual scenes and the cacophony of the work as a whole like never before," Rebecca Robertson, the Armory's President and Executive Producer, tells The Creators Project.
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The world's news websites led with an image that was like a cluttered digital Renaissance painting: scores of blue Orc avatars sitting cross-legged on the pavement of Orkenheim, the Nordorc faction capital city, with a field of speech bubbles — some white, some red —floating above them in a cacophony of discourse about the sudden apocalypse of their virtual world.
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The opening track in question, "FloriDada," starts with a series of innocent metronomic ticks before exploding into a bright, electronic cacophony: Squelching modular synth lines and frog-like bass tones frolic with the hyper vocals of Avey Tare and Panda Bear, who sing in a high-strung and overlapping style that leaves you imagining the chaos going down in the studio.
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You have a sense of hearing a multitude of voices speaking all at the same time, and the more complex the drawings become, the more also the choices of the sounds and voices and sentences then become themselves more complicated ... In this exhibition, the sheer quantity creates a wall of sound, or a cacophony of sound, that the viewer is assaulted with.
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He was the one filling my bachelorette pad with a cacophony of reminders that lots of people were in love and happy, reminding me that I, too, was a type, a sad little rat scurrying around the fringes of a wedding reception, picking at leftover cake in an effort to throw myself against the glass-jar-wall of my new life.
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Gaskins scheduled this tattoo about three weeks ago, just after Mahomes threw for six touchdowns at Pittsburgh, which preceded a scrambling scoring toss against San Francisco, which preceded a fourth-quarter comeback in Denver's caldron of cacophony, where the Chiefs' go-ahead drive was extended on third-and-5 by a torrent of intuition: a left-handed flick by a right-handed passer.
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Now here's what they're thankful for: → Jamie Tarabay • That in spite of the many changes Sydney has undergone, the essence of everything that is my hometown remains the same: the scent of the eucalyptus trees, the cacophony of countless birds greeting the morning, and the Babel of languages when I stop in to get my favorite Lebanese sweets during a shop in the western suburbs.
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"There was a cacophony of calls for doing something about the debt and Bernie Sanders basically rejected the premise that that's what it was about...In 2010, the 'grand bargain' was at the peak of its popularity in the elite media, in the elite political circles in D.C., in this reinforcing bubble that decided that it made a lot of sense to cut benefits."
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And we have channels of information that have been deeply polluted by the braying of demagogues and television hacks, conflicting guidance from political leaders, and guerrilla misinformation distributed widely across new media channels—a cacophony of noise and nonsense that has convinced many Americans, in the absence of universally trusted authorities, to respond to this particular situation simply by doing what they personally see fit, which is often absolutely nothing.
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This year, things have played out a little differently, though, as evidenced by the cacophony of colors that have overtaken our Instagram feeds (and, incidentally, our online shopping carts.) We saw it first on the runways, where hot pink dominated at Valentino, Hermès, and Marni; carrot orange was all the rage at Max Mara, Givenchy, and Bottega Veneta; and cobalt blue was all the rage at Pringle of Scotland, Rochas, and Salvatore Ferragamo.
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Following this cacophony of chaos and fratricide engulfing GOP leaders in Congress, the battle for the Republican presidential nomination features a bully, who gave a sick impersonation of a disabled person and has a history of calling various women fat slobs and bimbos, battling against one of the most despised senators in Republican history, who launches attacks against his own party's leaders and whose only claim to legislative fame was causing a government shutdown.
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The world is a cacophony of screeches and honks and hums and stinks and sweetness and reds and grays and blues and yellows and rectangles and polyhedrons and weird irregular shapes of all sorts and cold surfaces and slippery, oily ones and soft, squishy ones and sharp points and edges; but somehow all of this resolves crisply into an orderly landscape of three-dimensional objects whose qualities we remember and whose uses we understand.
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Look forward to more of the same in 2017: the patter of rakes against faces growing into a cacophony, thudding across the world—blundering stupidity as the only form of political action from every social sector, the birth of a hideous new evil tearing itself free from the world in a storm of blood, and all because a few Netflix addicts can't admit that they're not as smart as they think they are.
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First football match: slow slumping 1-3 home loss at Chesterfield, 1997, don't even remember the opposition but when the announcer struggled with the vaguely foreign name of an away team substitute someone in the crowd shouted "Who?" to a cacophony of that grim sort of football stand laughter, the bad laughter, the dark laughter, the one that I – a particularly wimpy 10-year-old, even for a 10-year-old – cowered to hear.
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