"It has been deafening and still deafening silence from the RNC while Steve Wynn still remains part of their leadership," the DNC said Saturday.
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" He continued, "There was a deafening roar celebrating that [World Cup] victory, a deafening roar for our champions," before leading the crowd in a "U.
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KOSINSKI: The applause so deafening, it was hard to begin.
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The deafening explosion, Ibrahim said, was followed by heavy gunfire.
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This lawsuit will hold USC accountable for its deafening silence.
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How deafening the calls for impeachment and investigation would be?
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When the victory convoy finally arrives, the noise is deafening.
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On government networks, by the way, that noise is deafening.
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Taylor Swift's silence about the Orlando massacre had grown deafening.
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I'll pass the praise along or absorb the deafening impact.
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Then came a deafening boom — from him — and then smoke.
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Then a deafening boom came from him, and then smoke.
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"Deafening," said Judge, who is experiencing his first Bronx postseason.
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But Byrne didn't find the roar to be sufficiently deafening.
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"The internal silence is deafening," the Blizzard employee told VICE.
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Inside, there was nothing but deafening cheers for both men.
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Deafening rain pummels the aluminum roof as I fall asleep.
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But the reality of a gunshot is so massively deafening.
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On one side is the deafening roar of social media.
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The discord on the national political scene is near deafening.
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Then he stood at center stage, beaming, to deafening applause.
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Digitalization is not only creating a deafening cacophony of voices.
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Kim Kardashian's silence since her robbery in Paris has been deafening.
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But were he to do so, the plaudits would be deafening.
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They remained at a deafening volume the rest of the way.
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The silence if deafening, and that is where Liam McGeary exists.
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The commentary almost deafening, I stood to the side, silently watching.
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I suspect Samsung's lack of answers will be just as deafening.
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The noise is deafening—and the facility seemingly bereft of humans.
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Diesel and gas generators became the island's constant, deafening background noise.
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"So I made it to Harvard," she began to deafening applause.
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Multiple, deafening volleys of acrid tear gas burst above the crowd.
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The silence from House Republicans since the briefings has been deafening.
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The winners are those with a deafening bang for the buck.
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Despite its deafening popularity, "American Gothic" is among Wood's worst efforts.
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There was no stick shift to wrestle, no deafening diesel engine.
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The second thing was the deafening volume of my inner monologue.
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The deafening silence of absent species marks our time as singular.
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" She went on: "The silence about Jews is absolutely deafening, chilling.
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These were wretched, grief-stained days, surrounded by a deafening silence.
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"The near silence is deafening coming from the Republicans," she said.
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At that time the silence of these same leaders was deafening.
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Sometimes public silence can be deafening or, for that matter, misleading.
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But their deafening silence was no more than the status quo.
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What I remember the most about this time is the deafening silence.
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Nevertheless, at times Suu Kyi's silence on the issue has been deafening.
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The conversational babble, hitherto deafening, dropped to near silence when he entered.
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Washington (CNN)In a town full of talkers, the silence is deafening.
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In the rare moments the voices are quiet, the silence is deafening.
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Why is all that being met by a deafening silence from Brussels?
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Occasionally someone starts a cheer and the response is deafening #WomensMarch pic.twitter.
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The deafening silence surrounding A WRINKLE IN TIME is breaking my heart.
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Paak flexed the showmanship and chops to warrant the almost deafening hype.
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Smoke from the deafening blast shot up several meters into the air.
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The schadenfreude online when Trumpcare collapsed for a second time was deafening.
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Enough with such deafening sound and blinding fury in our public debate.
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At this singular moment in our political history, the resonance is deafening.
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Roll credits, accompanied only by the deafening noise of the crime scene.
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Every few seconds, the deafening bang of a flare could be heard.
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The "Draft Oprah" movement could be too deafening for her to resist.
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"At this singular moment in our political history, the resonance is deafening."
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He said that all his worst nightmares played out in deafening sunlight.
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To invoke an overused phrase, the shame, stigma, and silence were deafening.
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We did it in 103 and the peace of mind is deafening.
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Perhaps what surprised me most about suburban tango was its deafening indifference.
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Another shell hit with a deafening impact just a few yards away.
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The fire produced deafening, apocalyptic roars that will stay with me forever.
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In this era of deafening polarization, why do I bother speaking out?
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"The conversation around 'Us' since its opening has been deafening," Bock said.
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Jackson tells us so much, but it's the omissions that are deafening.
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But until then, much like a A Quiet Place, the silence is deafening!
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The roar the audience gave when Kratos emerged from the shadows was deafening.
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The volume swells to deafening: voices of the very young and very old.
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He recalls that his own visits to death row were deafening and unpleasant.
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Practically the entire mainstage agreed fully, which was confirmed by a deafening applause.
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Other times you just need to fill the deafening silence in the room.
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But the deafening silence did not help me sleep any better at night.
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Less than four months into his presidency, calls for impeachment have become deafening.
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That deafening silence was one of the most defining moments in our history.
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At Russell Hall Seafood, there's a deafening silence, except for the ticking clock.
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In Mr. Gong's warehouselike complex of cages, visitors walk into a deafening cacophony.
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If these ladies were progressives, the ire over their mistreatment would be deafening.
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They were met by a deafening silence from an audience holding its breath.
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Silence is complicity, and the silence of Ms. Omar's Democratic colleagues is deafening.
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In Mr. Randall's own workshop, the sound of a sander was nearly deafening.
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There's a deafening racket inside, too, but it doesn't come from clucking chickens.
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The roar after Woods stepped up and sank the eagle putt was deafening.
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On Wednesday night, the chatter from the private boxes was deafening at times.
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But the public sees through it - the #NunesMemo fell with a deafening thud.
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Still, being the woman born Stefani Germanotta can be deafening in its loneliness.
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I also didn't notice how ubiquitous the deafening din in our environment is.
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The noise at the riverfront (and all along the pilgrimage route) was deafening.
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By contrast, the stony silence of Berkeley's faculty majority in 22019 is deafening.
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When the news broke, the collective groans of Batman fans and critics was deafening.
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The two shoot-outs are interwoven so that the violence reaches a deafening roar.
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A. The silence about the past is deafening amid the clamor about the future.
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On Tuesday, a deafening drone of generators could be heard in parts of Nairobi.
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I pulled the headphones off my ears and the sound from outside was deafening.
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"What would my father say?" asked King, who was frequently interrupted by deafening applause.
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It's a promising new plotline in a series that opened with a deafening thud.
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But, as I learned, cicada calls aren't just clamorous—they can actually be deafening.
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Second, the political bias and double standard exemplified by the FBI's raid is deafening.
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A deafening car bomb at the hotel gates is typically how such attacks begin.
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For those reasons, the silence of the FISC and Chief Justice Roberts is deafening.
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There was deafening booing at The Emirates after 63 minutes of the new season.
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The air was smoky with sand and dust and the helicopter noise was deafening.
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Instead, the crowd kept up a deafening din during the Rams' doomed final drives.
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Martinez asked, "Is the Bodega Hive in the building?" and the response was deafening.
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SUNDAY VARIETY COLUMN Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon circle us with a deafening roar.
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Deafening applause rolled through the rafters, according to coverage in The New York Times.
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After a period of prolonged exposure to deafening sound and intense light, H. appears.
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Even worse , what if the entirety of the act was met with deafening silence?
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The silence is deafening b/c most white Americans dont fear white supremacist terrorists.
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When Verlander walked the fan favorite Ji-Man Choi, the noise level grew deafening.
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I had hoped to take a less disruptive route, but their silence was deafening.
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The officials are stationed directly over the track, and the noise can be deafening.
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In fact, their silence is deafening as they continue to blindly support the President.
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And the response has been deafening from those who would defend the deceased singer.
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A World Away depicts a less mobile-tethered future in which distance is deafening.
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It prefers to blare its screeching mating calls in females' faces at almost deafening volumes.
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But if Clinton's initial comment was politically tone-deaf, Gabbard's response was a deafening scream.
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The noise coming out of the prison units is deafening — people yelling and slamming dominoes.
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A deafening wall of noise was "my clearest first memory of death row", he says.
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"Let the silence be deafening," Dani Pellett, a coalition member for the Texas delegation, said.
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The bickering about what has gone wrong and who is to blame has become deafening.
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WATTERS: Deafening silence from liberals after a wave of gun violence sweeps Chicago this weekend.
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The Phantom, which comes in two, expensive flavors, can hit deafening volumes of over 90db.
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For the moment, if there truly are no further indictments, the silence could prove deafening.
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After they closed their set with "Get Up Morning" there were deafening bays for more.
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When the timeout clock hit zero, the ball was inbounded with a deafening backdrop. Perfect.
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" The "silence," Crews said, is "deafening when it comes to men talking about this issue.
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About half a second later, a deafening blast akin to 1,000 thunderclaps pounded my ears.
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But the event that begins on Tuesday will be a little less deafening than normal.
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Instead of winning by 20, the Lumberjacks lost the game in the last deafening heartbeats.
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The deafening noise created by the seismic airgun blasting harms whales, dolphins and sea turtles.
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The excited roar from the stands turns to a deafening cry of anguish and rage.
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In fact the silence here is so deafening it almost certainly indicates a direct hit.
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A soundtrack transitioning, somewhat archly, from Ariana Grande to Justin Bieber, at a deafening volume.
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It's difficult to overstate how deafening his silence on the matter was to European leaders.
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The strangest part of the Despicable Me 3 trailer is the deafening lack of Minions.
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After deafening blowback, Fox News said Mr. Farrell would no longer appear on its channels.
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Between the light not changing all night and the deafening silence, I felt very disoriented.
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Eight months later, the film is nearing its theatrical release, to deafening praise from critics.
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Seconds later, our son leapt to his feet and started cursing in a deafening voice.
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But during the 2003 scandal, the voices of those who did became deafening to me.
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When clips rolled on a giant fake TV, to deafening laughter, the cast watched, too.
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The cheering was deafening — even louder than the music — yet respectful at the same time.
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Until recently, no one exemplified this deafening judicial silence more than Chief Justice John Roberts.
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He remembers a deafening boom and a flash so bright he felt his eyes burn.
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I thought my baby Sam was asleep in his crib when his deafening cries started.
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Washington (CNN)Her cause is anti-bullying, which is making the first lady's silence deafening.
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Impotent [ecosystems] had cropped up all over the place, and the deafening silence instilled fear.
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And the silence over the history of communism in Singapore and Southeast Asia is deafening.
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Michael Bisping, the guy who endured deafening jeers that were at least partially his own fault.
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A deafening loudspeaker behind them blasts out a stream of invective against the Chinese Communist Party.
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This ensured that the 2016 VH1 Hip Hop Honors started off with deafening screams of excitement.
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And the quiet thing that Bieber just keeps screaming at an awful, deafening, teeth-rattling volume?
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Beyond these rudiments, we faced a deafening silence about acquaintance rape, relationship violence and sexual degradation.
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Despite the deafening dearth of excitement among younger women, Hillary has cast herself as Groundbreaking Granny.
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The bleakness of dust and raw, red light seeps into your pores, the stillness is deafening.
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Their self-righteous professing of compassion for the least among us has been relentless and deafening.
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Yet even if the silence in Paris is deafening, it doesn't mean he isn't being judged.
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That small "whoosh" when you are facing off against an entire ballroom of solvers is deafening.
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Through the sewer grates I hear screams, shouts, and the deafening reverberation of an enormous explosion.
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Even with the trucks circling the arena, somewhat eerily, the roar of the engines was deafening.
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It's unclear whether it's bombs, machine gun blasts or the most deafening fireworks I've ever heard.
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Deafening bangs and shouts and a fog machine limiting visibility mimicked the chaos of an attack.
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No sooner had I eased into the canal than I was blasted by a deafening horn.
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The sound of virtual battle was so deafening that ear plugs were included with media credentials.
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The sounds of shovels scraping the concrete competed with the deafening roar of cars driving overhead.
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The physical appearance of a tree cannot be deafening, and yet with these trees, it is.
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But the call, when it came, was strange, with an almost deafening noise in the background.
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The fans leapt to their feet and delivered an impassioned, deafening performance of the classic tune.
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"I have to say the silence is deafening when it comes to men coming forward," he said.
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What the Hell Is a &aposCovert Sonic Device&apos and Why Is It Deafening Diplomats in Cuba?
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Most venues registered on the app have volumes that are not conversation-friendly or could be deafening.
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In exposing them, I hope restaurateurs will take note: You may be deafening your staff and patrons.
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Until recently, the family lived in an apartment, where the noise from his younger siblings was deafening.
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It's the expectation of the breakthrough that has to sustain you through arguments, failures and deafening silence.
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The reaction here at home — on the campaign trail and in the presidential debates — is deafening silence.
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Strahan, 44, and Ripa, 45, came out holding hands and dancing to deafening cheers from the audience.
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A deafening blast Residents in Afghan villages kilometers away from the target area felt Thursday's powerful strike.
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For fans that scurried out to get the game on launch day, the silence must be deafening.
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But perhaps the deafening shock wave is a more realistic way to represent today's lasers' incredible power.
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Any anxiety viewers might have watching the scene is immediately drowned out by a deafening laugh track.
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When Lush released the Scrubee bar as a spring exclusive back in March, the buzz was deafening.
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So, given this finding, the silence from the special counsel on the subject has become downright deafening.
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Vitriol is the norm, the facts are under siege, the deafening roar of destruction is in ascendance.
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There is no one more hopeless and voiceless than an unborn baby, but their silence is deafening.
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And how does the liberal elite on both sides of the Atlantic react to this deafening alarm?
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If the Obamas' silence on Biden was loud from the beginning, it now approaches a deafening roar.
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But the fact is that during the crisis itself, the silence of the international community was deafening.
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On Sunday, Johnson recalled the "deafening cry" that rose in the prison as she walked to freedom.
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"'Last Man Standing' ended too soon and the outcry from the fans has been deafening," they shared.
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I ask about what she's currently work on as deafening bass beats erupt from the PA system.
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And because silence can be deafening and because you like music (hopefully?!) you're gonna want a tune.
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With the roar of the near 26,000-strong crowd now deafening, the two men went at it.
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What was a patient game of silent, ghostly cat and mouse explodes into deafening terror and turmoil.
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This was music that didn't need to be deafening or dense or rhythmic to make an impact.
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The result was a deafening chorus of whistles and shouts as King Juan Carlos grimly looked on.
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On the adjacent Hafez Avenue, a deafening silence pervades the shopping complex specializing in selling mobile phones.
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One particular scene showing Colleen Wing's (Jessica Henwick) fighting skills astonished fans and the cheers were deafening.
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The hype has been deafening, but in reality, he has yet to face a very challenging defense.
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Then came the deafening sound of machine gun fire, and bullets hit the students, teachers and guests.
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The rhythmic beep of the monitor was deafening in the quiet operating room when Jason was delivered.
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She is briefly knocked out, and when she comes to, the silence of her baby is deafening.
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DJs blast deafening music in each room, the beat so loud it rattles your sternum and lungs.
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Once Golden State got going in transition, the crowd became deafening and the Pelicans couldn't keep pace.
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The orchestra erupted in a blaze of C major, with deafening organ, engulfing brass and shimmering strings.
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"We were basically trapped in our home with this deafening noise and this disgusting smell," she said.
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Dirty SixthThe contrary evidence, however, is fairly deafening, with music at just about every spot in town.
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Contrast that with the deafening silence Trump has displayed toward the SEALs who reported Gallagher's alleged crimes.
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Yet before the report, the negativity was near-deafening, said Cramer, whose charitable trust owns shares of Apple.
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The arena was buzzing with excitement, shifting from anticipatory silence to deafening cheers as the competition got underway.
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"I'm a future dentist, and in my spare time I like to model," another announced to deafening cheers.
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The practice room is almost deafening with the clicking of keyboards, and the flicker of rapidly-scrolling monitors.
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Fans screamed at a deafening decibel when Offset took out a ring and got down on one knee.
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So the instructors are currently working in environments that are probably deafening them — and potentially their students too.
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There's been a deafening silence for years and this is an important opportunity to give victims a voice.
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The silence over my identity has been too deafening, and my anxieties bottled up for too many years.
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Deafening silence: Three of the four major wireless carriers either declined comment or didn't return requests for comment.
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Deafening silence How did Vietnam's neighbors and the international community respond to this act of bullying by China?
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In the immediate aftermath of that particular break up, the silence that surrounded me felt deafening, uncomfortable, aimless.
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Naturally, when "Single Ladies" came on, the crowd came to their feet and there was a deafening roar.
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CAIR last month accused the Trump administration of "deafening silence" on the rise of anti-Muslim incidents nationwide.
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A light pitter-patter on the tin roof turns into a deafening roar as the clouds open up.
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"Congress has become complicit in these murders by its total, unconscionable deafening silence," he said in a statement.
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But suddenly, about five years ago and for no identifiable reason, the buzzing turned into a deafening roar.
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The sound of the gunshots is deafening and the bullets that make contact with the figure's body countless.
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Mueller and Russia, Russia and Mueller: This is the drumbeat, sometimes deafening and often drowning out all else.
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It's a deafening silence that ends without comment on August 15, 1945, the day Japan surrenders to America.
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When the balloon pops, there is a deafening sound that leaves all of the Losers unable to hear.
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"The silence was almost deafening when it came to raising any of those issues in Congress," he says.
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Which isn't to knock the Big Guns—but even the best of them get deafening after a while.
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At a new well site in Hell's Gate, the noise was deafening as gargantuan machinery pummeled the ground.
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Amid a deafening, horrific screech of rupturing metal, more than a million gallons of fuel spilled and exploded.
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In the crypt, the sheer volume of Mr. Tao's sound during frenzied climaxes was near-deafening, yet exhilarating.
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Buoyed by a deafening soundtrack, the crowd frequently bellowed "four more years" and waved "Keep America Great!" signs.
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"On guns and on Russian collusion investigation, the silence of my Republican Senate colleagues is deafening," Schumer tweeted.
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A flyby of China's J-20 stealth jet did more than make a deafening noise at Airshow China.
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It doesn't take long before it's deafening and I break it off, often in less-than-smooth ways.
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For every Tony Kushner or Alan Hollinghurst in the Atlantic world, there is a deafening silence in Germany.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Out of the helicopter window, a deafening 1,500 feet below, lies the wealthiest neighborhood on earth.
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The closest we do get to ostentatious contemporary political commentary is also Frieze London's most deafening and cringeworthy moment.
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Indians come back to beat A's CLEVELAND — For the Cleveland Indians, the silence was deafening was for five innings.
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And yet the roar of the crowd was twice as deafening at the mention of the gruff septuagenarian's name.
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Phiaton's set puts plane-deafening noise cancellation in your ears, and keeps going even under a river of sweat.
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Phiaton's set puts plane-deafening noise cancellation in your ears, and keeps going even under a river of sweat.
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The patrol officers' pistols sounded like toys compared to the deafening blasts of the robbers' assault rifles, Montes said.
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However, the G Pro also won't enrage your co-workers with a deafening non-stop barrage of key clacks.
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Applause as Mr Corbyn strode onto the podium was deafening and continued for the best part of five minutes.
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Before pneumatic tyres, city streets were full of the deafening clang of metal-rimmed wheels and horseshoes on stone.
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If you stand on a busy junction in the city's trendy Poble Nou district, the noise is almost deafening.
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The event was the first of its kind and though there was no sound, it had a deafening message.
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The only memories Alaa Amora has of his childhood in southern Iraq are of roaring airplanes and deafening bombs.
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When all 20 lanes are operating smoothly, the deafening roar is mere background music for the owner, Todd Turcotte.
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It was Saturday night, and the narrow streets of the quarter were packed with revellers grooving to deafening music.
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Ubisoft's Watch Dogs, released in May 2014 after its hype had reached a deafening peak, was another such game.
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The music, a mix of standards on the nights we visited, is loud enough to enjoy but not deafening.
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Nearly a decade later, the growing silence on social media when it comes to sensitive public issues is deafening.
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Both debates at the Fox Theatre kicked off with applause that can only be described as a deafening pandemonium.
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Other than that, there has been a deafening and uncomfortable silence amongst the upper echelon of male pop stars.
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The online streaming service's deafening silence since the movie's August 24 release has done little to quiet the controversy.
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Since the nineties onwards, the silence on the negative effects of runaway population growth in America has been deafening.
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As the anniversary of the CPP draws near, you'll have to forgive the deafening silence in the Mountain State.
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"This is drilling with silk gloves on," Mr Pohjonen says, as the machine pounds the rock with a deafening roar.
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Fans got a brief glimpse at another teaser which received deafening applause and chants for it to be played again.
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It gives you a better idea of the engines' power, and it's a better opportunity to hear their deafening roar.
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The moon in me-first Aries from Sunday evening through Tuesday will be broadcasting that inner voice at deafening volume.
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I was in the room, and the reaction was deafening — far louder than for anything else Microsoft announced that day.
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When he finished the final note, one more precious time, a deafening ovation greeted one of country music's greatest voices.
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Sony's deafening silence on the topic of PlayStation cross-play with Xbox continues, but still... there's reason to be hopeful.
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Instead, she withdrew comfortably into the same "deafening post-November silence" that for many women in tech isn't going unnoticed.
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She made a point, after the deafening silence of the Reagan years on AIDS, to go hug babies with AIDS.
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As they approach the pyramid from the outside, the tour even includes audio of Cairo's deafening and ever-present traffic.
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Cruz gets jeered The booming "lock her up" roars might be considered mere whimpers compared to the deafening outcry Sen.
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Ringmaster Iverson appeared beside his own family at the end of the show and thanked the audience to deafening applause.
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His overreliance on twist endings came to be seen as a weakness, and the hype surrounding him had become deafening.
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Instead, I was met with a deafening silence in our corner of the office, and I turned around to stares.
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An architect described experiencing a "deafening sound and blinding light" that thrust her to her knees as she walked home.
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The deafening criticism since his execution may deter the Supreme Court's reinvigorated conservative majority from making the same mistakes again.
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They had barely stepped out of the park when their ears rang with a deafening explosion and the ground shook.
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We must not be afraid of being loud because the only way change is made is when we are deafening.
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Screenshot: WBBHDuring a recent thunderstorm, a Florida woman was relaxing at home when a deafening boom roared through her house.
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"I haven't heard anything from Bernie Sanders or from Joe Biden and the silence is deafening to Latinos," said Garcia.
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Although a young woman ended up speaking about her experience, the silence in the rest of the auditorium was deafening.
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In 2015, a heyday even by Silicon Valley standards, then-Y Combinator President Sam Altman found the bubble talk deafening.
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Cumulatively, they are a deafening reminder that Americans are divided in their politics, but overwhelmingly abhor violence, hatred and bigotry.
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And the deafening applause for Ocasio-Cortez at the rally is a glimpse of what that future might look like.
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Roma soon scored a go-ahead goal and Mr. Rosi rose to blast a deafening siren and pump his fists.
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In a year when climate change was the subject of mass global demonstrations, Silicon Valley's silence could have been deafening.
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Carr was not alone, based on the deafening boos from fans that greeted Goodell every time he took the stage.
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Yet Saudi Arabia's crackdown on human rights has by and large been met with deafening silence by the international community.
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It put the game out of reach, 24-7, and brought the heavily pro-Alabama crowd to a deafening roar.
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Hours later, they are tossed into the prison among the deafening ruckus of displaced people, like sheep to a slaughterhouse.
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The deafening silence of a man using folk music to try and hook up with someone via a dating app.
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The other head is fiery and loud, practically deafening you as it spouts off about the immense risks that investing presents.
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Still, the silence coming from so many Democratic members is deafening, especially on a topic that has such widespread public support.
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But the men, my god: they hoot and holler in a deafening chorus that sounds like the gay version of hell.
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While I'm happy to report that supporters are rallying behind the actress using the hashtag #LoveForLeslieJ, the company's silence is deafening.
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"[T]he silence of health authorities is deafening," the director of a state-run hospital in Gabon told Kenya's Daily Nation.
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Ben. Cue a deafening chorus of shrieks and – we kid you not – what looked suspiciously like a few tears being shed.
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Afterward, I could smell the race gas on my clothes and my ears rung from the deafening roar of the engines.
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Video captured on her phone shows the train approaching Flescher's car and then the deafening sound of crunching metal is heard.
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London (CNN)The silence from other world leaders in condemning US President Donald Trump's most recent racist comments has been deafening.
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Apple's silence over issues related to its allegedly flawed MacBook and MacBook Pro keyboards just got a whole lot more deafening.
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"ANNOUNCE A TRANSFER" the people cried, their voices reaching a deafening crescendo in the ears of a bemused audience development team.
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At the market's centre, deafening noise blares from enormous speakers mounted onto cars, which double up as stalls selling mobile phones.
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The video also follows Hillary Clinton as she walks out on stage to deafening roars from the audience and embraces Obama.
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SOTU silence is deafening It also matters to a very large degree what President Trump didn't say in his SOTU address.
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Or maybe the desert is more your speed, where you can drive into the horizon and immerse yourself in deafening silence.
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"The silence from Riyadh is deafening," said Aaron David Miller, a former Middle East peace negotiator now at the Wilson Center.
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As soon as the people were able to recognize him, the cheering and clapping of hands that broke forth was deafening.
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" The wall, on the other hand, is "a monument to disenchantment," a deafening shout that "there's not enough to go around.
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LAS VEGAS — The first lesson of the day concerned the spray gun — a powerful, deafening contraption filled with tinted cocoa butter.
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When Robinson and Stanley connected on 3-pointers on consecutive possessions, the margin grew to 80-67 amid a deafening roar.
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"I think what happened with the UAW was that they ran a great campaign, but the outside ambient noise was deafening".
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These fearsome demons have torn apart cities, destroyed whole countries, and replaced all natural sounds with a deafening heavy metal soundtrack.
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In fact, they might become deafening if not for SoftBank's 25% stake in Alibaba, whose market cap has reached $600 billion.
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"It's second only to changing-room-shame porn," Ms. Kilgariff said, before being drowned out by another round of deafening laughter.
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"It's almost deafening if you're standing underneath," says Bertie Taylor, who photographed Myrtle Avenue for his series Under the Flight Path.
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The constant drumbeat of digital breaches has become deafening making it hard to discern the true signal in amongst the noise.
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"I was in my shop when a deafening blast shook the market," a Parachinar resident, Hussain Ali Tori, said by telephone.
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From behind the closed door, Mr. Salah said, he heard a deafening sound and realized the fighters were drilling a hole.
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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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"We woke up to the deafening noise of gunshots," said the witness, who asked to remain anonymous for fear of repercussions.
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The silence seems deafening when searching archives for exhibition reviews of female artists who make parenting a part of their identity.
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One night, Alkan played Radiohead's "Idioteque" and did something to the levels so the beat was deafening, and I felt worlds collide.
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The photographer said there was a deafening silence between the pauses of the names being read and painful sobs in the crowd.
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The poncho-clad crowd danced in the stands and unleashed a deafening roar when Burfict, on the Steelers' next play, intercepted Jones.
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And then a colleague is wheeled in on a gurney, clinging to life, and that alarm becomes a deafening wake-up call.
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When she appeared on stage, she said "Happy Black History Month," to which she was met with deafening silence from the audience.
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GDC isn't like E3, Tokyo Game Show, or other flashy conferences in which billion dollar publishers pulverize attendees with deafening pop remixes.
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So, as smoke filled the room and the rapid succession of loud pops came to a deafening silence, I blindly fired once.
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The silence of the dead, or merely the absence of others, is accentuated by the deafening wind, a force that never ceases.
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And, with the war already having receded from the headlines since Trump unveiled his new strategy, expect the silence to be deafening.
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To fail in that would allow the death rattle of an old racist order to take hold as a deafening revival. ♦
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These loudspeakers were used to blare deafening sounds, insults and profanity into the camp, as part of psychological torture against the residents.
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The European Parliament is set to debate the crisis in Catalonia on Wednesday amid mounting criticism of a deafening silence in Brussels.
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"Everything still works, she just needs some lipstick," Mr. Taylor said, revving up the twin 1,000-horsepower engines to a deafening rumble.
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In anxious, violent times, when oppression is enacted under a deafening barrage of propaganda, it's important to listen out for the silences.
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Many soldiers do not recall the moment of impact: it gets lost in the flash of light, the deafening sound or unconsciousness.
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It's the Architect scene from The Matrix but with teenagers doing pratfalls and blowing their iPhone speakers out in a deafening chorus.
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He plays "Tiny Dancer" to warm up his rally crowds and blasted Mr. John's music at deafening levels on his campaign plane.
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After about twenty minutes, a clipboard-wielding martinet ushers us into the basement dining room, where house music thumps with deafening loudness.
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Inside the B-52, affectionately known as a Buff (as in "Big, Ugly, Fat," followed by an expletive), the noise was deafening.
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Then, as word began spreading by mouth and by phone, the shouts, cries and honking of cars rose in a deafening crescendo.
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When Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker entered the GOP scrum during the early summer of 203, the gushing was deafening, and nearly universal.
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The LP follows last year's The Silence Is Deafening EP, also on mau5trap, and her 2015 EP Insurrection on OWSLA's Nest imprint.
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And that silence has been deafening, particularly from C.E.O.s like Jamie Dimon who formed a "Fix the Debt" campaign on the issue.
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"The sender wrote that when he came to work, the silence about what happened was deafening," Mr. Ryan recalled in an interview.
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The bird's unique anatomy, which developed as a result of its fruit-based diet, may be the key to its deafening calls.
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Their deafening silence, activists and observers say, reflects the large field of candidates, which has not winnowed appreciably after three early contests.
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There were deafening bursts of applause when Brindisi talked up climate change bills, tighter gun control and a "more humane" border policy.
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If they are so strident, deafening, and defiant of reasoned scholarship, how does she justify her call to urgency—without naming sources?
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It's now been more than 48 hours since the results came in, and the silence from the White House has been deafening.
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"I just believe kids in our society are a little too plugged in," says the adventurer as deafening winds howl outside his tent.
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The exchange of love and appreciation is palpable: The deafening roar of the crowd certainly is proof of their adoration, and in return?
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He's been thinking about that a lot lately, he admitted, as the noise around Facebook's role as a media distributor has grown deafening.
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Lena Dunham has called out men in Hollywood for their "deafening silence" in the wake the sexual harassment allegations made against Harvey Weinstein.
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Faced with a baying crowd who would not mute their deafening protest, the judges were forced to bump up Nemov's tally to 9.762.
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Leslie Odom Jr. opened the number to excited applause, which morphed into deafening cheers when Hamilton star and creator Lin-Manuel Miranda appeared.
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This strategy hit the buffers with a deafening crash on Sunday when Bavaria went to the polls in its five-yearly state election.
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Hurricane Irma battered Cuba on Saturday with deafening winds and unremitting rain, pushing seawater inland and flooding homes before taking aim at Florida.
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Depression, on the other hand, is an anechoic chamber of nothingness that somehow manages to be silent and deafening at the same time.
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Yet, like many tech companies, Facebook has kept extremely mum on the details of its content moderation strategy, even amid the deafening criticism.
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During the 2016 campaign, the silence from old-school Republicans like McCain, George W. and Jeb Bush, Mitt Romney, and others was deafening.
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During the time of the outage on Tuesday, a deafening drone from temporary power supply generators could be heard in parts of Nairobi.
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After all, I love smoking weed, and I feel disrespected by the fact that my nice requests have been met with deafening silence.
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Negative reports on how the company handled user data grew deafening as revenues slowed, costs soared and people, including celebrities, left the platform.
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If anything, the Trump Presidency could give the impetus for the media to find its voice renewed amidst the deafening social media noise.
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As the whirr of the helicopters grew louder, deafening even, soldiers equipped with night vision goggles motioned to reporters to shut their laptops.
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When the machine is turned on, a wind tunnel starts to pull in air from a giant fan, which generates a deafening whir.
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When the curtain opened and the student audience got its first glimpse of us, there was a deafening whoop of laughter and applause.
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Crowds of people gather to listen - and add their comments - amid booming calls to prayer from makeshift mosques and deafening downpours of rain.
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"The silence from the executive committee has really been deafening," Jennifer Doleac, a professor at Texas A&M, said at Friday's business meeting.
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When an onstage laugh is called for, it comes out as a deafening cackle or a guffaw, which is then stretched and repeated.
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The deafening rattle of an electric saw often fills the church, which is hidden down a lane and sandwiched between two apartment buildings.
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I guarantee you that had she done half the things Trump has done up to now, calls for her impeachment would be deafening.
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Yet Trump has been unwilling to personally confront President Vladimir Putin about these ongoing attacks, and his silence on the matter is deafening.
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Personally, I always found it fascinating that the crowd noise would be deafening but the huddle was usually a very, very quiet place.
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The silence becomes deafening as even our doctors drop out of our lives when they discover that there's little more they can do.
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One of the things that's really hard to watch is the deafening silence by governments around the world when [the activists] were arrested.
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" The crowd — a loose collection pro-Trumpers gathered to "celebrate memeing a president into existence" — went nuts with a deafening chant of "Real news!
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Lorelai whispering the question of how much time they have left nearly every 10 minutes is the only thing that breaks the deafening silence.
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Wherever Andy skulks, tension-raising, warbling leads follow; during the starkly staged kill scenes, synths whirr themselves up into a buzzing, deafening atonal frenzy.
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These fish are famous for their loud, chattering sounds, and when corvina gather together in massive conglomerations, the noise they produce is deafening. Literally.
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A reporter tweeted about the deafening defeat Monday morning and incensed users hounded him for ruining one of the only good things about 2019.
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In a bizarre twist of fate, you find the silence deafening — the emotional rollercoaster of parenting has you longing for the pandemonium once again.
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Virtually silenced by a stroke in 2013, Travis was still ready for the moment, and he gave out a lusty "Amen!" to deafening cheers.
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Like Tron: Legacy, Blade Runner 2049 has a booming (at times nearly deafening) soundtrack, remarkable visuals, and a sense of portent permeating the story.
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Background: The deafening fuss around AI is driven by deep learning, a technique that allows machines to pick out subtle patterns from enormous datasets.
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Maybe it's her deafening silence on the topic of climate change, or the fact that she's betrayed other causes she's claimed to care about.
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But you could barely hear the music over the deafening screams from a standing-room only crowd of mostly tweens, teens and twenty-somethings.
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It's a deafening complacency that this woman tries to smooth over by telling Reyez that this is what she needs to do to succeed.
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It's this line of his work that comes to the forefront on his new EP for the experimental-leaning label Type, Deafening Chaos Serenity.
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And when the company's Falcon 9 rocket finally landed vertically after traveling back from space, the cheers and yells of the crowd were deafening.
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How it feels to live without generator noises, the deafening roar of Israeli military drones at night, or the constant fear of imminent conflict?
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Everything devolves into screaming matches on social media, a deafening echo chamber that spirals further and further into dark places while nothing gets solved.
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Standing around the outdoor pop-up in 40-degree weather, I waited for my food amid the deafening sounds of ambulance sirens and construction.
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Today's political noise is reaching such deafening levels that a silent and troubling trend is going unseen, unheard, and most importantly, un-acted upon.
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Cruz's comments were greeted by deafening boos from the convention floor, raising questions as to whether the GOP can unite around Donald Trump's bid.
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The building grew deafening when the Thunder cut the lead to 61-60 with less than five minutes to go in the third quarter.
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The lights are blinding, the sounds are deafening and the images are scary as the boy tries to process the overload of sensory information.
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And when a deluge of rain pummeled the roof's Teflon-covered panels during Murray's match, a deafening roar thundered down from eight stories up.
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In contrast to the soft trill of the field cricket, cicadas and katydids produce the kind of deafening hiss that can drown out conversation.
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" She adds: "Even though the details of the case were horrific, there was... deafening silence from the departments at the centre of the case.
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Obama continued — "No, she gets right back up, comes back stronger" — the mostly young and heavily African-American crowd let out a deafening howl.
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It had amounted to a deafening silence for a President who openly feuded with McCain, even as the senator was dying from brain cancer.
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Deafening music and the smell of stale beer and cigarette smoke did little to dampen spirits as festivalgoers toasted one another from giant glasses.
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One United Nations official described it as "a deafening, piercing smoke alarm going off in the kitchen" — an alarm aimed directly at world leaders.
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Residents of northern Riyadh reported hearing a single deafening explosion that rattled windows around 20:20 local time, followed by rumbling and other sounds.
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And when President Donald Trump finally appeared onstage at the world's largest cricket stadium, the sun-soaked crowd burst into a deafening, rapturous applause.
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Then, when the protagonist's fever intensifies to forte and fortissimo, the music coming from Alexa again turns to nonsense—although this time it's deafening.
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Ms. Cohen and Mr. Alperowicz met in March 2010 through mutual friends at a deafening Aeroplane concert at the Santos Party House in Manhattan.
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It was a bit different 1003 months ago when Cilic fired Croatia to victory over France in a deafening din in Lille's soccer stadium.
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Yet after months of deafening silence, in an official statement, the Pentagon suddenly throw the Air Force into the mix with recent UFO reports.
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The violent reaction that we see, as well as the deafening silence from too many of our leaders in the coarsening of the debate.
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Then, with a deafening roar, Flight 255 became a midair scene of chaos and terror for the 250 passengers and five crew members on board.
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And, looking around, like something we need to hear more and more and more, to combat the deafening buzz that says it's not worth it.
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" Their most recent hit, "She Loves You," followed, drawing screams so deafening that Lennon (only half joking) yelled back at the audience to "Shut up!
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Actress Amy Adams presented Davis with the award and Emma Stone led the standing ovation for the star, who took the stage to deafening applause.
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WELLINGTON, March 16 (Reuters) - Rahimi Ahmad was performing his Friday prayers at the Masjid Al Noor mosque in Christchurch when deafening gunfire shattered the silence.
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When Jackson and Mason hit back-to-back 3-pointers to conclude a 20103-3 run, the lead was 15 and the roar was deafening.
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When Paul, then 21625, finally walked out on the stage, the cheers were deafening — it was as if a rock star had entered the room.
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A deafening techno track begins roaring from behind it, breaking the silence as an attendant unlocks the door, gesturing the crowd down a darkened staircase.
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The roar of progressive cheering on social media is deafening in the wake of the GOP's failure to pass the American Health Care Act (AHCA).
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A video captured the terrifying moment when lightning struck the mast of a sailboat in Boston on Saturday, sending sparks flying with a deafening sound.
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Many officers were wielding assault rifles, and police used an LRAD — a military device that emits a deafening high-pitched siren — to disperse the crowd.
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Traffic is Dhaka's deafening music, a dissonant theme song of shouting drivers, rumbling engines and, leading the attack, honking horns: vocals, bass, ill-tuned brass.
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Last year, he condemned the world's "deafening silence" about Iranian threats to eradicate Israel, then remained silent himself for 45 seconds to dramatize his point.
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And so the opening scenes are shocking for what they don't contain: no deafening boom, no crowds running screaming from a shower of glowing rubble.
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It was clear that, in the long arc of this impressively cohesive program, his soft-spokenness had been building toward a climax of deafening grandeur.
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His tortured message was there, but it was already being drowned out by other news, particularly the deafening noise from the president's porn star feud.
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LONDON — "2552 … 275 … 2500 …" A deafening bang echoed around the deserted Royal Docks marina in East London, as a crowd of onlookers cheered and whooped.
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As the landing craft drew close to shore, the deafening roar stopped, quickly replaced by German artillery rounds crashing into the water all around them.
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The computer composed this appropriately violent addition: The orcs' response was a deafening onslaught of claws, claws, and claws; even Elrond was forced to retreat.
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Mr. del Mazo's arrival was greeted with a sustained, deafening roar from the crowd and the rumble and pop of at least two percussion ensembles.
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Not to sound overdramatic, but silence can be deafening – during arguments, at the end of performances, and most of all, when you're trying to sleep.
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It gets reasonably loud — I had it on a max volume for a bit in the office, and it was distracting but not deafening (sorry coworkers).
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At any moment I thought they would give and the ocean would leak through, slowly at first, then with a deafening crash, and drown us all.
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She reminds her audience that she is no politician; "I hope you realise I didn't need to be here", she said in Raleigh, to deafening applause.
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It doesn't translate on television, but the Maracanã arena was deafening during certain parts of the ceremony – both from the fireworks and from the crowd's screams.
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The chatter surrounding embattled lender Deutsche Bank reached almost deafening volume Friday with various reports of capital raising plans amid renewed confidence in its share price.
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"There was a deafening bang followed by thick cloud of smoke and dust and so much crying from the wounded people," he told The Associated Press.
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Centerback Kostas Manolas scored the decisive goal with a header from a corner kick in the 20153nd minute amid a deafening atmosphere inside the Stadio Olimpico.
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Social media and especially YouTube provide the forum, the impetus, and an echo chamber sufficient to turn the angst of a minority into a deafening howl.
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The silence seemed deafening by what wasn't said during a session on collaboration in cancer research at the Concordia Summit in New York City on Sept.
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The last straw was the UNHRC's criticism of Israel's presence in the Golan Heights, coupled with its deafening silence on the Assad regime's atrocities in Syria.
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A shopkeeper, D. P. Nimal Ratnasinghe, said the mountainside broke loose Tuesday night with a deafening roar that he likened to that of a helicopter landing.
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When Mr Sanders himself followed Mrs Warren, to give the last speech of the night, he was greeted by deafening cheers that lasted for three minutes.
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Thompson's 3 with 6:44 remaining tied it, igniting the capacity crowd inside deafening Oracle Arena as the defending champions erased an early 13-point deficit.
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"It's like a deafening, piercing smoke alarm going off in the kitchen," Erik Solheim, the executive director of the U.N. Environment Program, told the Washington Post .
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But when the Trump administration moved to revoke automobile emissions rules by the state of California, the Tea Party fell into a state of deafening silence.
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They cheered and exhorted the No. 4-seeded Cyclones (23-12) with deafening roars at times, but aside from a few isolated moments, Virginia was unmoved.
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And so, as special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the last election has heated up, the Clinton accusations have reached a deafening pitch.
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Common Sense When North Carolina voters were considering a constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage in 2012, the silence from North Carolina companies was deafening.
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The silence of most Republicans in the face of Trump's abhorrent behavior has been deafening, as they have abdicated their responsibility to put country above party.
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Arms go up, phones go up, the 350-capacity room is filled with deafening screams like Harry Styles just stepped out of a car to vomit.
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For the two weeks I was stationed there, I and the other six workers slept inside the building with the deafening hum of three diesel generators.
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In recent years, the drumbeat of corporate departures has grown deafening, with General Electric, Aetna and Alexion Pharmaceuticals all announcing plans to decamp for nearby states.
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She realizes why his staff has overlooked her lack of skill when, onstage with the rest of the ensemble, a deafening CD track begins to play.
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On these nights, Anfield regards itself as an active participant in the drama: deafening, crackling, pulsing with energy, possessed of a power to alter the result.
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In some cases the victims heard nothing, while others sensed deafening sound, but all suffered symptoms such as nausea, dizziness and temporary hearing or memory loss.
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They can't afford a divorce so they live in the same house, Gary taking the basement where the "gurgling of the bong is deafening" from upstairs.
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Ten years ago, I didn't care that much about Taylor Swift's so-called deafening silence, as the meme had it, on every issue under the sun.
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The wages are good, and the acclaim is deafening: the Liga MX final was the highest-rated club game broadcast in the United States last year.
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There is the deafening rat-a-tat of jack hammers and the incessant banging and high-pitched wail of construction equipment that echoes in his head.
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On human rights, the region is heading in the wrong direction and, through its deafening silence and resolute inaction, the Trump administration is abetting its slide.
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" From the left, Ivanka Trump has also come under fierce criticism from the leader of Planned Parenthood, who argued her silence on healthcare proposals was "deafening.
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Those stadiums are all very different, but they are united by the reputation they have for boisterous, deafening atmospheres, the holy grail of any modern arena.
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As Levin introduced Schiff, he noted that if Democrats won the majority Schiff would be the next chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, and received deafening applause.
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Grow the f--- up' Scarborough: 'Media silence is deafening' condemning Snoop Dogg attacks against Gayle King MORE for an interview that broached the Kobe Bryant rape case.
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" Symone Sanders, the Democratic political strategist and analyst called the lack of support for Waters from Capuano and nonblack members of the Democratic caucus "a deafening silence.
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The buzz surrounding Boots Riley's sci-fi film, Sorry To Bother You has grown to a deafening fever pitch since its debut at Sundance earlier this year.
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"This had to happen," said Valentín Fajardo, the owner of the house, as he watched from a distance, the deafening sound of concrete breaking filling the air.
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In the cases of Oldman and Bryant, it discounts the voices of women who were brave enough to say "me too" when the silence was still deafening.
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In some cases the victims heard nothing and in others deafening sound, but all suffered symptoms such as nausea, dizziness and some temporary hearing or memory loss.
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But it seems that people wanted to tell her their stories, and "in the beginning" is a deafening chorus of tales about many types of human experience.
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Now look at the photo above, taken at the Lockheed-Martin Waterton Reverberant Acoustic Lab: These stacked speakers produce a deafening roar of up to 150 decibels.
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When the chant began to rise, Trump stopped speaking and went silent for 13 seconds -- allowing it to rise to a deafening crescendo in the arena. 2.
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It's what has brought me peace amidst the deafening roar of the past few weeks, and has always been a refuge for me when times were tough.
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"The alarm bells ringing at the state of optimism in the financial services sector have now reached a deafening level," Rain Newton-Smith, CBI chief economist said.
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Sure, the noise is deafening and lots of visitors consider it "serial killer behavior," but it's all worth it so you always know what time it is.
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In 2014, the first year I got to witness his live show, he released his deafening free jazz album, Imagine Yourself In A Free and Natural World.
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Rick Ciappa, a safety inspector for New Jersey Transit, was going about his morning duties at the station when he heard the "deafening bang" of the crash.
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Throughout the three days the noise generated by the European fans in particular was often deafening — more in keeping with a football stadium than a golf course.
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" He was in the southeastern county of Taitung when Nepartak struck, he wrote, adding that "the howling was deafening as the air filled with lethal swirling debris.
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But hurricanes can be scary for reasons outside of frightening flooding or deafening wind — their impacts can take a toll on communities for months, if not years.
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But at the theatre, the sudden appearance of actual people playing as corpses — combined with the deafening noise of the theatre's speaker systems — literally moved the audience.
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The F-35 fighter jet, which was declared operational in 2015, is among the most deafening flying machines ever created—four times louder than the F-16.
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The whole pack of 33 cars roars by at 140 decibels at the start of the race—a drop far more deafening than any of RL Grime's.
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And I wanted to know the reason for the deafening silence from top techies, before and after the meeting, despite significant policy differences with the incoming administration.
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So why the deafening silence, particularly from the industry's men, when one of our own is outed as having a nasty taste for humiliating and traumatizing women?
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After years of religiously listening to deafening bands perform into the wee hours, she was diagnosed in 2012 with multiple sclerosis, ending her late-night club-hopping.
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" Pocan said in a tweet Tuesday that he had yet to receive any information from the CDC over its decision, adding that the agency's "silence is deafening.
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A 30-piece carnival band, brandishing trumpets, tubas and bass drums, walked him down the aisle, and he took his seat on the stage to deafening applause.
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When she called for the audience to back Clinton ("Hillary is our Democratic nominee, and I will proudly vote for her"), they responded with deafening, unifying applause.
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That attack was the start of a rebel offensive that reached the edge of Damascus's Old City, keeping residents awake much of the night with deafening blasts.
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The deafening roar that went around the arena was surpassed a few games later when Edmund took the opening set with a beefy serve down the middle.
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A smaller room leads to a darker, grimier space reeking of sulphur and filled with the deafening sounds from the machines that dip and dry the matches.
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Mr. Eyibio had parked his car outside the complex to make a phone call when he heard a deafening crash and saw that the church had disappeared.
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In video footage of the winning moment, SFA fans can be seen erupting into deafening cheers as Bain's teammates rush onto the court to celebrate the win.
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Still, it's not hard to find restaurants, bars, concert halls, and construction sites with deafening noise levels and to see that many workers are going around unprotected.
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We're shown such conversations constantly now, pulled from the deafening backdrop of media and held up as shocking proof of what's really happening just outside our awareness.
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While many celebrities have come forward to condemn Weinstein's actions in the past few days, MacFarlane was a surprising lone voice in the deafening silence back in 2013.
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After several days of deafening silence, Zuckerberg admitted in a Wednesday afternoon Facebook post that he and Facebook "made mistakes" and would "do" more to protect users' data.
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Sharpton told us, if Trump doesn't deliver a stern message to his nearly 58 million followers on Twitter condemning the attack ... "his silence would be very, very deafening."
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We&aposve gotten a lot of that until now, but when the president is on foreign soil and it&aposs 24/7, it&aposs going to be deafening.
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Calls for her impeachment soon became deafening, and the National Assembly voted in December to strip Park of her executive powers by a vote of 234 to 56.
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Suddenly a man in a jumpsuit over by the open door shouted something, but I couldn't quite make it out over the deafening buzz of the propeller engine.
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And as everyone routinely wandered up to receive their award, the absence of any acknowledgment of the UK rap and grime scene was a silence that became deafening.
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While concerns are escalating over banks' ability to handle low growth and low interest rates, O'Neill said a "deafening, harrowing scream" around banks' balance sheets was not happening.
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Miranda and company performed "Alexander Hamilton," the opening number from the show, and the applause is deafening once Miranda takes the stage as the titular ten-dollar man.
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There's plenty of outrage over the "wealthy insiders" but deafening silence over Trump's racial politics or his appointment of Steve Bannon, who ran the far-right website Breitbart.
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LeBron James had a game-high 41 points but defensive breakdowns by Cleveland led to easy baskets late in the game for the Warriors, igniting a deafening crowd.
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In a culture rocked over the last seven weeks by near-daily reports of powerful men sexually harassing and even assaulting women, Franken's silence is deafening -- and damning.
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"The Taliban Forces in Farah city #Afghanistan would much rather have heard #Yanny or #Laurel than the deafening #BRRRT they got courtesy of our #A10," the tweet said.
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He complained about the "deafening silence" of Democratic leaders on the subject, and then when Hillary Clinton broke her silence, he complained that it took her too long.
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The weekend culminated with a tactical demonstration of the battle between British and American troops, which filled the town with musket smoke and the deafening sounds of cannons.
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It began when Seth Rogen—"Dad"—started bringing me every morning to a hip coffee place that plays hip music at a deafening volume at 6:00 a.m.
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The company cites a general change in strategy, but a deafening silence on the complexity and controversy of working with China right now suggests there's more at play.
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Even after news that Colin Kaepernick had signed a multimillion-dollar deal with Nike and become a face of its "Just Do It" campaign, his silence is deafening.
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"The calls from the American people to address gun violence in our schools and communities have been deafening," No. 2 Senate Republican John Cornyn said in a statement.
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His outward persona is several shades left from the definition of a good man, that much is as obvious as the deafening thunder that rolls over Hennigan's Stead.
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Listen to the earth cracking in the Atacama Desert of Chile, the deafening roar of a waterfall in Iceland, and the rush of wind through aspens in Utah.
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Tranquil scenes from an Iowa monastery and a national park give way jarringly to the metallic din in a subway station and the deafening clamor of a restaurant.
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But even as Westminster politicians head home for parliamentary recess and the long, hazy summer rolls on, the deafening countdown to leaving the European Union cannot be ignored.
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In addition to trying to remove tasty plants and garbage from their grounds, some airports also purchased propane-fueled sound cannons that drive off birds with deafening booms.
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Witnesses described a deafening boom as the crane crashed to the street a few blocks from City Hall and a half-mile from the World Trade Center site.
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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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The guide shouted some general directions over the deafening howling; I tried to listen while wrestling our dogs into formation, sweating profusely under my layers, goggles completely fogged.
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The Alpha Phi Alphas did a seated step routine that was so precise, so immaculate, that the audience broke into deafening cheers and applause before they'd even finished.
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The new American president, Donald J. Trump, had just ordered the construction of a border wall between the two countries, and the public outcry in Mexico was deafening.
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One inhabitant of al-Quds district at the city's eastern entrance said bullets were fizzing past and hitting the walls of houses, describing the explosions as "deafening and frightening".
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While almost no one wants the U.K. to leave the EU, Europe's willingness to tolerate the deafening chaos from across the channel is shrinking to zero, especially in France.
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Behind him, the ship's horn is now equipped to play the 'Star Wars' theme and the 'Imperial March,' alongside 'When You Wish Upon a Star,' all at deafening volume.
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"In 2010 and 2004, when we were in the playoffs and they opened the upper bowl and the whole place was packed, it was deafening in there," Merk says.
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Another player from the school, 20-year-old Lohaynny Vicente, also competed at Rio, losing her second pool match earlier on Saturday to be eliminated despite similar deafening barracking.
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At Heathrow the deafening silence of taxi drivers in cheap suits, wearing earpieces, staring at their phone screens and holding up misspelt passenger names, was a study in contrasts.
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Of course, Graham's race will last 500 miles and will hopefully include 2,000 left turns, and Courtney's races are deafening, 1,19-foot-long nitromethane-fueled bursts on a straightaway.
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Earlier in the convention, he had appeared on-stage, to introduce his wife Melania, shrouded in smoke and light and to the deafening sound of "We are the Champions".
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" Pope Francis has described the misery of being poor in the modern world: "These people stand at the edges of our great avenues, in our streets, in deafening anonymity.
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" Related: Actor Terry Crews tells Senate more men need to talk about sexual assault The "silence," Crews said, is "deafening when it comes to men talking about this issue.
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"Pause for a little while, refrain from the deafening noise that weakens and confuses our hearing, that makes us forget the fruitful and creative power of silence," he said.
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The most conspicuous thing about the new group is the deafening absence of the issue without which it would not have existed—opposition to Brexit—in its official platform.
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Still, with two new touring members joining the band for this outing, there will be no shortage of deafening guitar noise — or colorful onstage banter from Deerhunter's fearless leader.
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"The silence is deafening when it comes to the corporate response to deforestation," said Morgan Gillespy, global director of forests at CDP, formerly known as the Carbon Disclosure Project.
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Videos on social media show the parliament building billowing black smoke, and deafening chants from large crowds on the streets -- a rare public protest in the highly militarized region.
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It was summer in Melbourne, and I walked along the Yarra River with his words in my head, listening to the Ohio Players' "Skin Tight" at a deafening volume.
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But I can tell you that had Noah died in his bed, the last seconds of his life wouldn&apost have been filled with deafening noises, blood and terror.
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I could mention, too, that the airplanes of decades past were louder — few things were more deafening than a 707 at takeoff thrust — and more gas-guzzling and polluting.
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Although we expect the anti-trust rhetoric to reach deafening levels ahead of the U.S. Presidential election this year, we are not afraid of a potential breakup of Alphabet.
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CAUDRY, France — The massive machines' roar — chunk-chunk, chunk-chunk, chunk-chunk — is deafening at the Sophie Hallette factory in Caudry, a charming town of 21962,260 in northeastern France.
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Especially for those of us who noticed the deafening silence in the hip-hop community when the Me Too movement revealed decades of sexual misconduct in Hollywood and politics.
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Trump proved as much in his campaign rallies, which fed on a steady diet of throwing catchphrases and huge promises at his voracious crowd in exchange for deafening approval.
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As Ryan took the mound with a 23-0 lead in the top of the ninth, the applause from the Texas faithful was deafening and fans chanted his name.
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While Zuck was quick to jump to the defense of Facebook board member Peter Thiel when Thiel became a vocal supporter of Trump, the company's silence on Luckey was deafening.
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If we can provide some positivity to counteract the deafening push notifications hitting your phones these days, let us show you what it looks like when fashion joins the fight.
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Last week, Recode posted an extensive list of possible buyers of Twitter and the reasons pro and con, since the noise around the company's possible sale has gotten so deafening.
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"The Taliban forces in Farah city #Afghanistan would much rather have heard #Yanny or #Laurel than the deafening #BRRRT they got courtesy of our #A10," read the Air Force Tweet.
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It also reminds me that silence can be deafening, so I hope people and leaders all around the world will continue to make their views known whatever those may be.
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But if he does finish fourth, the chorus of establishment Republicans calling for him to exit the race and let another candidate unite the party against Trump will grow deafening.
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If the bill does pass the Senate and some form of it ultimately ends up on the Resolute Desk, the calls for Trump to veto the bill will be deafening.
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If the Clinton Foundation suffered a fraction of the problems of Trump's, the media outrage would be deafening, yet not a single instance of quid pro quo has been unearthed.
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The barrage of criticism from Republicans — from conservative Ruby Red states no less — was a deafening and beautiful sound to those who have fought for LGBT rights for so long.
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Abhimanyu listens intently — at times, the thrumming drone of his mother's aorta next to his tiny ear is near-deafening — but as Arjuna speaks, his mother dozes off to sleep.
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But you'd have no way to follow up or to look it up; you'd just be standing in the deafening quiet of your kitchen at midday, alone with your thoughts.
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Cena returned after three months and the ovation he received when he made a surprise entry at the Rumble was deafening, one of the biggest pops in pro wrestling history.
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" But he added that the lack of communication from Tehran had been "deafening" and "there is simply no evidence that Iran has made the strategic decision to renounce nuclear weapons.
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Earlier models were rounder and louder; they often suffered from the phenomenon of "tunnel boom," where deafening compressed air would rush out of a tunnel after a train rushed in.
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As Mr. Trump swallowed the already-faint Republican economic message with deafening appeals to right-wing nationalism, Republican campaign chiefs began expressing discomfort with his turn toward raw racial politics.
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At other clubs, executives, too, have come and gone: owners not trusting their own judgment, vacillating between concepts and advisers, unable to hear themselves think amid the deafening cultural dissonance.
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" MIKE POMPEO In 2013, the Kansas Republican blamed Muslim leaders for their "deafening" silence in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombing, calling it "sad, but perhaps more importantly dangerous.
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But little of that pessimism was on display at a recent rally in Birmingham, England, where an eclectic blend of poetry, music and political speeches was met with deafening cheers.
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I honestly can't name another time I've sat in a theater and witnessed such deafening silence fall across an audience during a comedy than in my press screening for this.
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"The deafening silence from the group of almost entirely male Republican senators are voting today to make it harder for women to get health care they need," Ms. Murray said.
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Because of the lifestyles of most of those infected, or at risk of becoming infected, AIDS was on everybody's minds but on few people's lips -- and the silence was deafening.
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A year later, while some progress has been made to address the threat of white supremacist extremism, in too many places that call to action has been met with deafening silence.
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"Last Man Standing ended too soon and the outcry from the fans has been deafening," said Gary Newman and Dana Walden, chairmen and CEOs of Fox Television Group, in a statement.
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At the start of this year, Walters bemoaned the lack of support expressed by current players to abuse victims, describing it as a "deafening silence" which was both "shocking and hurtful".
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There are times when you just want to be surrounded by deafening automatic-weapons fire in the most obscenely overwrought gun battle of your life, and F.E.A.R. delivers that in spades.
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Uchimura, who has won six all around world titles and an Olympic gold, produced a deafening thud after he lost his grip and fell into an ungainly heap on the floor.
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It didn't seem possible to cordon off the Senate, where the silence is almost as deafening as in the House, as a safe place for Republicans to regenerate a healthy party.
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Other passengers on the subway are reduced to shadows, the rattle of the train a faint echo of my own deafening heartbeat, and the glass-haze of terror blots out light.
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"The noise in that stadium here (in Lyon) was absolutely fantastic and that is what we remember about the Azteca, it was deafening, it was just a surreal experience," said Sayell.
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"The lives of Syrian civilians are being lost in their hundreds whilst there is a deafening international silence," it said in a letter addressed to U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.
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While the negotiators were fervently clapping their hands over what they see as the beginning of the end of nuclear weapons, the response from the nuclear-armed states was deafening silence.
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Meanwhile, at Sanders HQ, someone put Clinton's speech on the giant screens set up around the room in order to rile up the crowd, eliciting a deafening "boo" from Sanders supporters.
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Notorious for the ferocity of the murder, as well as the big, never-answered questions her death posed, as the years have passed, the silence where answers should be has become deafening.
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It was a case of deafening silence from members who emerged refusing to even acknowledge that a meeting was happening — even though reporters saw Comey enter the same room as the senators.
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Sadly, rather than this growing weight of evidence being a call to action or promoting a rigorous debate on answers to the impending threat, the silence is deafening among our elected leaders.
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Neighbors in the suburb of Colonia described a deafening sound as the plane, a twin-engine Cessna 414, crashed through the roof of a second home, plummeting two floors into the basement.
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In God of War, meanwhile, there's a scene toward the end of the game where Kratos and Atreus are separated, and the child's absence is deafening, like something crucial is now missing.
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Actress Tallulah Bankhead was reportedly kicked out of the evening for disorderly conduct, but the concert was a typically Jenkins-ian success, she performed curtain call after curtain call to deafening applause.
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When you're talking to someone whose every syllable is accompanied by an unwelcome saliva shower it's sometimes hard to hear what they're saying over the deafening germophobic thoughts running through your head.
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"The Taliban Forces in Farah city #Afghanistan would much rather have heard #Yanny or #Laurel than the deafening #BRRT they got courtesy of our #A10," the Air Force tweeted on Thursday morning.
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In response to activist pressure, and the deafening silence of major media organizations, Senate Democrats will step up tactical pressure on Republicans to show their secret health care bill to the public.
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Mr. Castellucci, 56, is hailed for sophisticated visuals, often deafening soundscapes and daring directorial coups — as when he had a real tank roll onstage and aim at the audience in Strasbourg, France.
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Their deafening rhythm formed the background noise of my stay, with the old-fashioned machinery operating from dawn to dusk, and a current of precious grape juice coursing like a springtime creek.
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We listened to these exceptional headphones in a crowded, deafening loud conference center that was packed to the brim with speakers and TVs blasting sound, and we could only hear the music.
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And with the top two men's teams and the top two women's teams made up of Brazilians, there is a sense that the enthusiasm will become deafening as the medal rounds arrive.
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Lockheed Martin has won a nearly quarter-billion dollar NASA contract to develop a plane capable of supersonic speed without creating the deafening sonic boom that comes with breaking the sound barrier.
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Both deaths sparked heated protests from the public, and sent yet another deafening message that American law enforcement does not value the lives of the black citizens they are appointed to protect.
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During Tuesday's game, a boisterous crowd packed the rafters of the Olympic aquatic stadium, producing deafening cheers when Brazil got the ball, and equally loud boos and hisses whenever Croatia had it.
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The impassioned speeches have reached a slightly deafening tenor; adults are swaying in ecstasy, their hands extended to the sky; children are rolling on the ground, playing with diminutive models of fetuses.
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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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After I arrived, I was put in an isolation cell, where huge fans outside of each cell ran day and night, making deafening noise to prevent us from talking to each other.
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Deafening chants of "Europe, Europe" echoed down the first fairway as Justin Rose and Spanish rookie Jon Rahm reached the tee to take on Finau and three-times major winner Brooks Koepka.
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Titling his latest men's wear collection "Sisyphus," he showed it in a gallery of the Palais de Tokyo under the blinding glare of morgue lighting and with a soundtrack of deafening techno.
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"Believe me, we are not underestimating this team," said the first-year American Fed Cup captain Kathy Rinaldi, who, along with Raymond, a coach, prepared the squad for deafening, boisterous fan behavior.
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The downsides are worrisome: crowds cramming into not quite enough benches; mountains of to-go packaging; deafening acoustics, especially weekdays after work, when beer and Roberta's Bee Sting pizzas win the day.
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Of course, only the cynics would think such things possible, so surely neither of those two things have anything to do with the deafening silence on not closing the carried interest loophole.
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David Owen, who writes about the evolution of hearing aids in the book Volume Control: Hearing in a Deafening World, sees expensive hearing aid tech making its way into cheaper consumer gadgets.
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CHICAGO — Lori Lightfoot, a political novice, swept into Chicago's City Hall in staggering style, winning 73 percent of the vote and sending a deafening message to the political veteran she had defeated.
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Waves of pulsing feedback and deafening drum strikes ring out from a gigantic bass drum that would make Tommy Lee quiver in his shorts, and combine to inspire an almost meditative state.
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His childhood was filled with the deafening sound of neighbors' roofs and kitchens exploding as the mining company blew them up, forcing his family to abandon their farm and trek down the mountain.
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Ping ping ping pingpingping—drowned out by the roar of the sand, the deafening crash of glaciers calving and of avalanches and of collapsing mine shafts, all somehow moving, racing, slamming into him.
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Grow the f--- up' Scarborough: 'Media silence is deafening' condemning Snoop Dogg attacks against Gayle King MORE after she raised the subject of the late Kobe Bryant's rape allegations in a recent interview.
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" Though the address in Malibu would seem to connote relaxation, he finds the sound of the waves below deafening: "People who live in a beach house don't know how wary it makes them.
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"Let Drexel know - in the midst of the deafening, organized troll-storm - that racist trolls deserve no platform in dictating academic discourse, let alone the off-duty tweets of academics," the petition said.
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With the news that Islington Borough Council are to revoke fabric's license, following two drug-related deaths at the venue this year, outpourings of grief and support for the club have been deafening.
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I even got to see them practice once—an experience that often reveals the sobering fallibility of most bands—and in that deafening, enclosed studio, I realized just how godly Lemmy Kilmister was.
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With the arena in its by-now-familiar mode of deafening overdrive, the spectators were especially lusty in expressing their displeasure with Beverley, booing at seismic levels every time he touched the ball.
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In other words, the Tune Out effect doesn't create the deafening silence you get from noise-cancelling headphones—it's more of a subtle adjustment that still leaves you in the world around you.
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For the Republic, the only thing worse than Donald Trump igniting a new war with Islam is the deafening silence on the part of most Congressional Republicans: John McCainJohn Sidney McCainFighter pilot vs.
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"For hours, we waited for a single Republican in Congress to condemn Trump's brazenly racist comments, but all we heard was a deafening silence — complicity," Ocasio-Cortez wrote in an email to supporters.
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"The Taliban Forces in Farah city Afghanistan would much rather have heard 'Yanny' or 'Laurel' than the deafening 'BRRRT' they got courtesy of our A10," the military branch tweeted from its official account.
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Wearing hot, fire-retardant suits, they pulled up to a compressor station called Yogi 1, and, enduring the station's deafening noise, spent 90 minutes with their high-tech detection gear looking for leaks.
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Boris Johnson pulled out of a planned outdoors press conference with Luxembourg's prime minister on Monday after he was greeted with the deafening sound of protesters gathered on the streets to meet him.
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To preserve an otherwise-exceptional legacy, Posner should speedily acknowledge this inevitability, and quietly resign his seat to a more fitting occupant—before the angry whispers of impeachment crescendo into a deafening roar.
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"The Taliban Forces in Farah city #Afghanistan would much rather have heard #Yanny or #Laurel than the deafening #BRRRT they got courtesy of our #A10," the official US Air Force Twitter account said.
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Even this theory seems off, because if enough people had the same experience, Budget would open itself to a deafening online outcry as well as a potential protest of the class-action variety.
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While the roar's not all that deafening on YouTube, let me tell you, as someone who was there: the difference between the vocal enthusiasm for Infinite Warfare and Modern Warfare was chasm-sized.
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These silences are deafening, because the type of world Power wants to build will never be realized if only certain countries—namely, those that stand outside America's imperial sphere—are held to account.
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These days, the spells are less dramatic, but ever-present, like my own personal background radiation, punctuated by deafening tinnitus, pressure, pain and heat, like a fire behind the door of my eyes.
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When several sing at once, they are "deafening," and sound like "several blacksmiths trying to compete," said Arthur Gomes, a biology student at São Paulo State University who contributed to the new research.
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NEW DELHI — Rescue teams in Kolkata, India, scrambled on Thursday to retrieve scores of people believed to be trapped under a partly constructed vehicle overpass that collapsed with a deafening blast around midday.
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Inside, the scream of pumps is deafening as the water is forced at up to 70 times atmospheric pressure into several hundred steel tubes, each stuffed like a sausage with spiral-wound membranes.
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In 2014, less than thirty-seven percent of voting-eligible Americans cast their ballots — when more than one hundred and forty million adults are eligible to vote but don't, their silence is deafening.
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In clever signs and deafening chants, crowds made themselves very clear — the Earth as it exists now is dying, and if nothing changes, it will be too late to do anything about it.
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Upshot _____ Our restaurant critic, Pete Wells, writes that the silence from chefs and owners has been deafening, but they need to admit and address the sexual predation that seems endemic to the business.
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"The number one reason they are not speaking up is because of the social stigma and the victims are afraid to be blamed, so there is a deafening silence around the issue," she added.
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Earlier this year, NASA awarded Lockheed a contract worth nearly $250 million to develop an aircraft capable of reaching supersonic speed without creating the deafening sonic boom that comes with breaking the sound barrier.
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But as any one who has first-hand experience with death will tell you, there is nothing more deafening than the silence that its stigma forces upon you as you grieve a loved one.
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We thought we were some distance from any such target until, with no warning, a flash of bright orange light and a deafening roar signaled a missile strike no more than 200 meters away.
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We thought we were some distance from any such target until, with no warning, a flash of bright orange light and a deafening roar signaled a missile strike no more than 2015 meters away.
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Grow the f--- up' Scarborough: 'Media silence is deafening' condemning Snoop Dogg attacks against Gayle King MORE after an interview she conducted with former WNBA player Lisa Leslie about the late Kobe Bryant's legacy.
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In Universal Pictures' horrible new universe, Tom Cruise is the main source of sound, his shrieks, shouts, and screams piercing the deafening silence as he's tossed around the inside of a stricken cargo plane.
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The sideshows included a dude on a Zapata flying board, another person descending from an army helicopter, and a deafening, dazzling flyover from la Patrouille de France, the French Air Force's elite aerobatics crew.
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Thandie Newton is a goddamned gem and her work on Westworld shows she can turn even a whisper of chemistry into deafening on-screen steam (I'm talking about the robot sex with Rodrigo Santoro).
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A Union Pacific freight train crossing the bottom level of this bridge derails, its automobile carriers dragged into the water with the collapsing span, the noise adding to the deafening pandemonium filling the air.
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Last year, NASA awarded Lockheed Martin a contract worth nearly $250 million to develop an aircraft capable of reaching supersonic speed without creating the deafening sonic boom that comes with breaking the sound barrier.
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"Last Man Standing ended too soon and the outcry from the fans has been deafening," said Gary Newman and Dana Walden, chairmen and CEOs of Fox Television Group, in a statement announcing the revival.
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Dingoes and wild dogs start howling from the nearby MacDonnell Ranges; police cars, sirens deafening, speed past and stop at a row of houses ahead, all hidden from view by tall corrugated iron barriers.
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Only when Reigns accidentally dove shoulder-first into Stephanie McMahon, slamming the woman to the ground, inspiring one of the night's most deafening cheers, did I question what the hell I was participating in.
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So last night, exhausted from a day of walking and needing refuge from the deafening churn of 6th Street at peak cocktail hour, my boyfriend and I decided to do a little festival roulette.
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So much of what goes on seems old hat to them, including greeting Tina Turner, Truman Capote, and Andy Warhol backstage as well as the deafening noise that erupts every time they walk onstage.
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The fact that Sessions's sentencing memo was met with deafening silence from Republican members of Congress suggests that spines on Capitol Hill remain as gelatinous on this issue as any other involving the administration.
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The only track that comes close to matching "Three Lions" is "Vindaloo" by Fat Les, and that's primarily because it appeals to everyone's inner thirst to bellow nonsense at a deafening volume when drunk.
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Not that anyone seems to have reported, and that deafening silence is easy to explain: These sorts of accounting shifts are largely irrelevant, in that accounting numbers are a veil for underlying market values.
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That deafening silence is allowing the administration's domestic and foreign opponents to pervert the profound meaning of "America First" — a parable of policy logic followed by any dedicated, successful and democratically elected public servants.
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Yet faced with the deafening public silence concerning the current crisis of the Whitney Museum — both from the museum and from leading voices in the artworld — we feel the need to make this statement.
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When the teams were read out before kickoff, there were deafening, vituperative jeers for both Philippe Coutinho and Luis Suárez: both, in Mancunian eyes, can be considered forever tainted by their association with Liverpool.
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"I've got the power!" rings out in a deafening fashion from the D.J. booth as we bypass the purple lounges and matching umbrellas to find a narrow edge of a planter to perch on.
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The president often uses the service to seed threats and falsehoods into the world — falsehoods that are then picked up and amplified by supporters and critics alike, ricocheting to deafening effect across the news.
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His "final tour in November was the only way he was ever really going to bow out: with a Stratocaster around his neck, screaming with feedback and deafening the front row," the band said.
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It wasn't until the second minute and 37th or 38th second that thinner clouds finally passed the eclipse, revealing a sensational diamond ring-like flash that drew deafening cries of excitement throughout the stadium.
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At its most tumultuous points, the sound of the crashing water is deafening -- a whitewater noise machine drowning out even cheers from onlookers just 296 feet away on rocks at the water's lapping edge.
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MOGADISHU (Reuters) - Her ears still ringing from the deafening sound of an explosion near her home in the Somali capital on Saturday morning, 18-year-old Qali Ibrahim frantically dialed her husband's mobile phone.
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"HRC is here in Helsinki to demand Donald Trump end his deafening silence, publicly condemn these Chechen crimes against humanity, and call on Putin to investigate and bring the perpetrators to justice," he added.
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"Last Man Standing ended too soon and the outcry from the fans has been deafening," said Gary Newman and Dana Walden, Chairmen and CEOs, Fox Television Group (the irony may have been lost on them).
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Grow the f--- up' Scarborough: 'Media silence is deafening' condemning Snoop Dogg attacks against Gayle King MORE over a recent interview in which she broached the Kobe Bryant rape case following his death last week.
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For his latest offering, "School of Rock the Musical," which opened with a deafening electric twang at the Winter Garden Theater on Sunday night, this lordly British composer has been hanging out with fifth graders.
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Not only are the visuals absolutely terrifying, but the video has some really delightful audio, including the deafening buzz from the wasps, as well as the repeated clacking of the bugs landing on the GoPro.
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The volume has been turned up to a deafening roar since the Executive Order that put a halt to the entire refugee program and to any entry into our country from seven predominantly Muslim nations.
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III: Reclaimed waters A constant stream of planes passes overhead, deafening the crew of Boat 36826 as they near a line of white buoys strung out over the water north of Hong Kong International Airport.
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In the past, this lack of acknowledgement could be considered an oversight – in the same way Sam Smith winning four MOBOs was an oversight – but recently, the silence surrounding Little Simz name has become deafening.
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The world, especially that corner of it that we still call the West, has become a deafening place dominated by an ever-enlarging incoherence of information and the constant presence of verbal and physical violence.
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On a recent afternoon, Abdulilah Barze, 11, sat on his bicycle, crunching loudly on sunflower seeds and recalling a deafening bomb that killed a friend and left him unable to hear for a few days.
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Three times, the home crowd went wild for Islanders goals in regulation, and it was deafening when Josh Bailey scored 241 minutes 22013 seconds into overtime to lift the Islanders to a 225-22.13 victory.
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But the deafening silence from these members of the Trump administration in the wake of this month's reversal on flavored e-cigarettes flies in the face of their most sacred commitment: First, do no harm.
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Winderen also wants visitors to think about their own sonic footprint, all the sounds produced by a human life, from a single click on a laptop key to the deafening thrum of a plane engine.
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But with all the TV in the world to watch, a million Instagram stories to mindlessly swipe through, and a 24/7 onslaught of news to read, standing out from the deafening chaos isn't easy.
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Some in the crowd threw rocks, and police responded by showering them with pepper spray and launching "blast balls," a weapon similar to a flash-bang grenade that emits bright light, deafening sound, and pepper spray.
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I try to go out with fellow writers because I think it gives us common ground on a first date, and I assumed he just couldn't hear my Zadie Smith question because the bar was deafening.
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As the damaged plane traveled hundreds of miles an hour, thousands of feet in the sky, Mackey and the teen held onto Riordan as the cold air and the deafening sound of the aircraft engulfed them.
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A short distance away in the village of Shehrezad on the edge of Mosul, the fighting and deafening explosions barely registered on the faces of children who had lived under Islamic State rule for two years.
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Audiences who craved to see themselves on-screen – who perhaps didn't even know this was possible – grew slowly stronger and louder, until a deafening declaration (as loud as $218 million) showed we want and deserve more.
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Krishna Das, a resident of Paravoor village, said he had started walking away from the temple as the fireworks display was about to end when a deafening explosion followed by a series of blasts went off.
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Now, in his latest, most provocative pamphlet, "Race and Faith: The Deafening Silence", he warns that Britain is "sleepwalking to catastrophe" because politicians are too squeamish to face up to the threats from the multicultural society.
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When President Donald Trump officially embarked upon his presidential career in January, deafening whispers began to circulate around Washington that it soon could spell the end of another highly prized title: that of Federal Reserve chair.
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Sometimes there's nothing better than sitting in a smoky corner pub while listening to Nino de Angelo blast from a scratchy gramophone at a deafening volume while sipping ever-flowing cups of liquor with good company.
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Between the deafening chorus of all the cans popping off, which sounded a little like gunshots, and the immense clouds of flame and smoke the blaze gave off, the highway basically looked like a war zone.
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At the very least, the shift in conservative news suggests that the debate over the president's competence will become yet another partisan one, obscuring Trump's objective, on-the-record negligence in the usual deafening cross fire.
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Everyone's speech was definitely louder, which helped me hear people on the other side of a long conference room table, although when one of my many clever colleagues cracked a joke, the laughter was almost deafening.
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SISTER Your story reminds me of that ugly workplace phenomenon: when a woman makes a point to deafening silence in a meeting, only to have her male colleague applauded for the same one 10 minutes later.
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TO THE deafening beat of big bass drums and the occasional firecracker, tens of thousands of banner-waving trade unionists marched through the heart of Buenos Aires on March 7th, in protest at job losses and inflation.
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The confirmation hearing for Brett Kavanaugh which began on September 215th went, instead, true to modern form: a pitched partisan brawl played out on live television, with deafening echoes in the more political parts of social media.
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Giant Alpecin rider Dumoulin, sixth in last year's Vuelta, was the strongest of the day's breakaway riders, taking a solo victory in a deafening hailstorm after riding most of the day in temperatures nearing 40 degrees Celsius.
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Deafening silence from the Islamic worldIslamic countries have increasingly shied away from criticizing China for a variety of reasons, including the fear of China's economic vengeance and of drawing attention to their own dubious human-rights records.
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"Voters need to know what candidates will do to protect their reproductive health care — yet tonight all they got was deafening silence," Alexis McGill Johnson, acting president of the Planned Parenthood Action Fund, said in a statement.
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This Italian director creates masterful living tableaux that often draw from classical and religious themes, and summon tectonic, elemental forces — the striking visuals are sometimes accompanied by deafening soundscapes, and sometimes unfurl in a quasi-mystical quiet.
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You were about to get the one-two punch of Van Halen's "Panama" and Lil Wayne's "Uproar," but instead of fist-pumping your way through 99.953 minutes of cardio, you now have to endure a deafening silence.
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Some are of the Marakana itself, when it could hold more than 100,000 fans, when the noise was so deafening that, down in the tunnel before kickoff, the players say, they could feel the concrete walls vibrating.
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The actor, 59, went to see Todd Phillips' origins story about the Batman super-villain at a local cinema in London last week, and complained that his trip had been "pointless" due to the theater's deafening volume.
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"Although we expect the anti-trust rhetoric to reach deafening levels ahead of the U.S. Presidential election this year, we are not afraid of a potential breakup of Alphabet," Monness, Crespi, Hardt & Co. analyst Brian White said.
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On the field, band members assembled into the formation of a falcon — a nod to this city's Super Bowl-bound team — which the group scrambled to put together three days before the show, drawing nearly deafening applause.
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Psychologically, Cookie is so accustomed to the loud volume of her own thoughts and feelings that she never quite realizes how deafening she can be to others, even when she's trying to play things low and cool.
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While water protectors were being shot with water from cannons in freezing temperatures, while dogs were set on Natives protecting their ancestors' graves, and while Natives and allies were locked into "dog kennels," Warren's silence was deafening.
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Mr. Gill's "final tour in November," the band wrote in its statement, "was the only way he was ever really going to bow out: with a Stratocaster around his neck, screaming with feedback and deafening the front row."
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Mixing different age groups together in such an environment can create problems: several rows of people in their 60s and 70s had to listen to deafening Goth music for half an hour as they waited for Mr McDonnell.
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Aboard the USS John C Stennis (CNN)With a deafening roar of jet engines and an explosion of steam, an F-18 Super Hornet catapults off the deck of the aircraft carrier, and veers up into the sky.
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When he fired up the deafening engine and nosed the machine onto the rock-strewn dirt path, it quickly became apparent that his view from the glass-enclosed cab was completely blocked by the overfilled bucket in front.
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RELATED: Read the 2,232-page omnibus spending bill "The calls from the American people to address gun violence in our schools and communities have been deafening, and I'm grateful we'll soon get that chance," the Texas Republican said.
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With special counsel Robert Mueller facing a deafening drumbeat of criticism from conservatives in recent days, Democrats have grown increasingly worried — and some conservatives have grown hopeful — that President Donald Trump will fire him any day now. Rep.
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That first nail-shredding journey to university—my recently-separated parents driving up in convoy to avoid any unnecessary sharing of oxygen let alone a car—is brought back in deafening and comic clarity by Boney M's "Daddy Cool".
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JAKARTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - More than 90 percent of rape cases in Indonesia go unreported, highlighting the country's "deafening silence" around sexual violence as victims fear being blamed, organizers of a recent poll on the issue said on Monday.
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Men's Fashion Week is currently underway in New York City, and with the recent racial turmoil occurring around the country, many were upset with the deafening silence coming from the fashion industry — one that often co-opts Black culture.
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This trip was a lot harder than the spring caravan: Mexico closed its gates at the Guatemala border, authorities tear-gassed migrants, and people walked through the state of Chiapas under the constant deafening sound of federal police helicopters.
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So when he did finally trouble the scoreboard, holding serve in the eighth game, the deafening roar rivalled the one heard when fellow Briton Andy Murray ended 77 years of pain by beating Novak Djokovic in the 2013 final.
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The comic left the stage to no applause, the silence only more deafening in comparison to the warm welcome then given to Michelle Wolf, whose surprise appearance felt like a gift from above to reward my five grueling days.
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Every song was a crowd-pleaser for the Miley-philes gathered – some of whom had flown in from as far away as Miami and Detroit for the event – but a selection of early hits drew the most deafening cheers.
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A senior foreign diplomatic source in Hong Kong with direct knowledge of the matter said at least six foreign governments had now officially pressed China for information regarding the disappearances, but so far there had been a "deafening silence".
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The tyranny of the vocal minority is a very real thing, and it's easy to forget that those opinions, deafening and vitriolic though they may be, often represent the perspectives of a only a very small group of people.
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While $1,990 standard 750-watt Phantom can reach 33db, and the more expensive $2,390 Silver Phantom goes as loud as 105db, the $3,000 Gold Phantom clocks in at a monstrous 4,500-watts with a (nearly) deafening 108db maximum volume.
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Only two years ago, "12 Years a Slave" won the Oscar for best picture; there's been deafening buzz around the coming film "The Birth of a Nation," Nate Parker's take on the 1831 slave rebellion led by Nat Turner.
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According to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, a sonic boom is a deafening noise that people on the ground hear when a nearby aircraft flies faster than the speed of sound, which is roughly 760 miles per hour.
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When Krakatoa, which wasn't even close to the size of a supervolcano, erupted in 1883, it released a roar so loud the sound traveled nearly 4,800 kilometers across the Indian Ocean, shattering windows and deafening people in its path.
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After weeks of deafening silence and quiet acquiescence, top tech leaders finally began to react strongly to policies of the new administration, spurred by a capricious immigration ban on some Muslim countries ordered by President Donald Trump on Friday.
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But the progressive movement's answer to Biden's run of good fortune was quickly materializing in California — where the deafening crowds that met Bernie Sanders on Sunday screamed a reminder of how quickly he still could pull away from Biden.
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As I moved on to speak to other red-carpet veterans, I was suddenly caught in a crush of teens, tweens and 20-somethings, screeching at a deafening pitch and holding smartphones aloft to photograph someone I couldn't see.
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Pacquiao (58-6-2) scored a unanimous decision victory over Bradley (33-2-1) in the welterweight bout, saying farewell in a thrilling fight that at times drew deafening cheers from the crowd at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.
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Since he formed the iconoclastic punk and hard-core band Hüsker Dü in the late 73s, this songwriter has pioneered a deafening style of rock 'n' roll that's had a profound influence on countless bands that have come since.
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They ignore Israel's pro-civil rights, human rights, women's rights and gay rights laws, and rule of law and democracy, and their silence on anti-human rights policies — especially the mistreatment of women — among surrounding Arab nations is deafening.
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Every question at once, smashing into one another, in a deafening roar of life, one that has the ups and downs of supporting a sports team running through it, like a seaside town's name through a stick of rock.
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With a new headline every day about the severe and pervasive harassment in Hollywood, politics, and beyond, some might argue that the only part of the story left to come is a backlash to counter the deafening #MeToo chorus.
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"There was a deafening bang followed by thick cloud of smoke and dust and so much crying from the wounded people," Haleem told the AP. Pakistani citizens were voting for members of the lower house of Pakistan's parliament, the National Assembly.
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Phelps savored his victory in the pool, wagging his finger in a gesture resembling the one Lilly King flashed the night before after her gold medal swim, and waving his arms as he encouraged the deafening cheers of the crowd.
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While the outrage around Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court this past fall might have sounded deafening depending on who's inside your political bubble, the result is ultimately the same as it was for Clarence Thomas after Anita Hill's testimony.
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I could be in my head all I wanted but it was deafening silence, lack of any kind of closeness... that actually helped me define what I really wanted primarily in my life, which was my relationship with my wife.
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"It is a near-constant roar akin to a full-throttle 747 interspersed with deafening, earth-shattering explosions that hurtle 100-pound lava bombs 100 feet into the air," said Mark Clawson, 64, who lives uphill from the latest fissure.
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The Boeing 737 MAX 233 literally fell out of the sky near where the two men were fishing about 15 km (9 miles) off the coast, silently at first and then with a deafening crash as it smacked into the sea.
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Not until his televised broadcast interview with CNN did Zuckerberg verbalize an apology, and only after days of deafening silence from Facebook's top leadership on the subject since the Cambridge Analytica revelations came to light a little over one week ago.
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SEVERAL THOUSAND feet up in the air, under the deafening whirr of the rotor blades of a helicopter belonging to Texas's department of public safety, your correspondent found it easy to lose track of which country she was flying over.
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But a quick tour of the neighbourhood, under the deafening sound of a police helicopter, reveals some of its scars, from open drug-dealing to a basketball court that, Ms Westin jokes, is used mainly by kids fooling around on motorbikes.
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Just think, in a few hours time we could all be sitting in someone's lounge listening to the xx at deafening volume and having that chat about John Harris' latest foray into the legitimate concerns of Leave voters in Solihull.
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Investors definitely aren't stoked by the deafening silence coming from Tesla after its chief executive announced in a tweet that he plans to drop a fat sack of cash on public shareholders in a bid to take the company private.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Mongolian sumo wrestler Hakuho on Friday smashed the record for most career wins in Japan's national sport as the 'yokozuna', or grand champion, took down Takayasu in a frenetic bout to deafening cheers at the Nagoya Grand Sumo Tournament.
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So as Annie Power approached the final jump on opening day, a deafening silence fell over the racetrack with a few "Let's go Annies" murmured like prayers, only to be shattered with a thunderous roar when she landed safely and cleanly.
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Instead he pulled out a fresh shirt from his bag and slipped it over his head as he needed no official confirmation about the identity of his next opponent — the deafening roars still ringing around the grounds had already done that.
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"It's all fun and games in the early stages but it's going to get serious," he said, sitting in a McDonald's in Gilbert as his wife joined thousands of other teachers in deafening chants in the State Capitol, 80 miles north.
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As Seton Hall chipped away at a 9-point deficit, the fans grew more raucous, reaching a deafening level when Angel Delgado (19 points and 16 rebounds) gave the Pirates a 42-543 lead with 12 minutes 15 seconds left.
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But should Rubio eclipse Cruz and capture the silver medal, that would be an ominous sign for the senator from Texas with the "SEC primary" looming on the horizon; also, the calls for Bush to exit the race will be deafening.
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The deafening backfire of the GTR's 20183-horsepower 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 engine snapped me to attention and instantly transported me to the moment earlier in the day that provided the first hints of what my drive might be like.
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As the "twisters" coil and spin, they fill the cavernous space with gentle whooshing sounds, while the large band slowly crumples in on itself, buckling towards the ceiling and straining against gravity before it finally releases, sending out a deafening crash.
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The silence is especially deafening on the Republican side, where the party's three candidates, Ted Cruz, Donald Trump, and John Kasich, have no plans for expanding internet access to underserved parts of the country, namely low-income, minority and rural areas.
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While such an abuse of power may have been quietly tolerated for decades, it doesn&apost fly in the #MeToo era, even though there has been a deafening silence from McCarrick&aposs brother cardinals about what they might have known and when.
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A tall, imposing window, meant to be an asylum cell in the play, is clearly an allusion to La Spectre de la Rose, a ballet in which Nijinsky entered and exited the stage by jumping through a large window to deafening applause.
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Shkreli, everyone's favorite pharmaceutical bro and deafening online presence, made a tense appearance on Capitol Hill during which he silently smirked and yawned as members of the House of Representatives castigated him, only to plead the fifth to nearly all of their questions.
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Grow the f--- up' Scarborough: 'Media silence is deafening' condemning Snoop Dogg attacks against Gayle King MORE faced a torrent of criticism, including from rapper Snoop Dogg, after CBS shared a clip of her questioning former WNBA star Lisa Leslie about the case.
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And while you can find studies dating back to the '90s in which researchers point out the paradox that fitness classes are probably also deafening their patrons, these noise levels were even louder than what's been documented in previous studies, Kozin said.
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"They spin out that what he meant by that was that it was a joke, and that what he meant by that was that they would kill her," Giuliani said as the crowd dropped to a deafening silence, before erupting in boos.
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The drums of political warfare in this year's U.S. presidential race are positively deafening, with the loudest beats coming from Donald Trump, naturally, and his tireless insistence that the 2016 vote, now just a few weeks away, is already rigged against him.
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After a match played out to a deafening blare from vuvuzelas blown by a huge army of Iranian fans, Spain will feel relieved to have emerged with the points and content that they played the better football against Carlos Queiroz's stingy side.
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Captain Liu Chuanjian, hailed as a hero on social media after having to land the Airbus A319 manually, told the Chengdu Economic Daily his aircraft had just reached a cruising altitude of 32,0003 feet when a deafening sound tore through the cockpit.
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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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Murray, who famously won the Davis Cup for Britain in Ghent in 2015, roared on by deafening crowds, said while he is intrigued by the new format, he is concerned that the Magic Box might be lacking the magic created by the fans.
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"I can't help but reflect with many of my brothers and sisters in struggles to #defendthesacred, on the deafening silence we've endured when our most holy sites have been maliciously burned and maimed in the name 'progress,'" he writes in his Facebook post.
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A striking feature of Wednesday's Federal Reserve Open Market Committee (FOMC) policy statement justifying the shift to a tighter U.S. monetary policy stance was its deafening silence on the deterioration in the global economic outlook that had occurred since its last meeting.
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A modern battlefield can be deafening, especially for military dogs with much more sensitive hearing than a human, but a US Army small business innovation program appears to have developed a solution to help prevent these furry four-legged heroes from hearing loss.
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Reed responded with high drama, sinking a 20-footer from just off the green for a matching birdie to trigger deafening roars from the gallery before he wagged his finger in McIlroy's direction, then waved his arms to whip up even more cheers.
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In stark contrast, and of greater national significance, the rank and file of the Republican Party have chosen a complete Washington outsider, sending the deafening message that they are fed-up with the establishment and demand an end to business as usual.
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While the condo owners may be unlikely to mingle with the masses downstairs over burgers, 'nduja, and devilled eggs, perhaps—if, say, they're Russian oil tycoons keen to take secret meetings with American kleptocrats—they'll appreciate the establishment's shadowy corners and deafening acoustics.
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QUEDLINBURG, Germany (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel stood up to rowdy protestors who tried to drown out her campaign speech with deafening jeers and whistles in the eastern town of Quedlinburg on Saturday, telling them that their angry shouts would not solve Germany's problems.
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"While it is gratifying that there has been such a deafening outcry against U.S.S.F.'s blatant misogyny, the sexist culture and policies overseen by Carlos Cordeiro have been approved for years by the board of directors of U.S.S.F.," she said in a statement.
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Trump says he will pull the United States out of the Paris climate accord, and he had nothing substantive to say about a new United Nations report, which has been called a "deafening, piercing smoke alarm" of catastrophic consequences ahead from climate change.
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As she executed a flawless death drop, a deafening roar rose from the crowd of 400, a mix of gender-nonconforming Brooklyn club kids and muscular men in tank tops, leather harnesses and tight jeans, who recorded her every move with their phones.
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Although President McKinley had hoped to avoid interfering in Cuba, less than a year after his inauguration the United States warship Maine exploded in Havana Harbor, killing 266 men and making it nearly impossible for him to resist the deafening call to war.
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Mr. Ai's citywide checkpoints are a hundred muted bells that add up to a deafening alarm: We have accepted so many physical and political limits that new ones go unnoticed, and we may not protest our shrinking freedom until it's too late.
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"We're beyond the place where Washington responds to mass shootings," said Senator Chris Murphy, the Connecticut Democrat who led an angry filibuster a year ago demanding more than "unconscionable deafening silence" from Congress after the shock of the Orlando nightclub gun massacre.
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My grandparents had a shop in Ostend in the Rue des Capuchins that sold seashells, lace, stuffed rare fish … Chinese porcelain, guns, a mess of strange objects that were always being knocked over by several cats, parrots with deafening voices and a monkey.
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With the Yemen images still fresh in our minds, those of us with a relationship to the aid industry hang our heads low in shame at the deafening silence from major humanitarian actors who once spoke up to such acts of barbarism.
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"Across MENA throughout 2018 thousands of dissidents and peaceful critics have been victims of shameless government violations on a shocking scale, amid deafening silence from the international community," said Amnesty International's regional director Heba Morayef in a statement accompanying the report Tuesday.
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Uchimura suffered the most spectacular of falls from the horizontal bar — an apparatus on which he is the reigning world champion — as he lost his grip following a release and catch manoeuvre and produced a deafening thud as he landed on his back.
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The opening scene is staged as one big, crazy party, as the performers — dressed in Florence von Gerkan and Ralf Tristan Sczesny's stridently elegant black-and-white-costumes — rush the stage in an orgy of rampant energy, amid deafening music (by Nils Ostendorf).
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With its sellout crowd of hometown fans at deafening volume all night, Vegas put its usual speed and relentlessness on full display while overcoming that third-period deficit to win the opener of a matchup between two franchises seeking their first Stanley Cup titles.
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The use of a handheld camera gives the footage a visceral intensity that is hard to stomach for the duration — deafening explosions of teargas, smoke, chants, and bellows bleed into each other, echoing through the gallery space, creating an experience that is fittingly chaotic.
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Small, white, round speakers played a steady stream of punk and New Wave music, but unlike the deafening volumes you would have heard them at the original CBGB, they were set at such an innocuous volume that the playlist blended in with ambient terminal noise.
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But if the incessant sound of jet engines, the distracting laugh of a coworker in the next cubicle, or the deafening bang of nearby construction seems to prevent you from reaching that euphoric place, the best solution is to invest in some noise-cancelling headphones.
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"If the other countries that took in Guantánamo prisoners interpret the deafening U.S. silence throughout the Senegal debacle as a signal that the Trump administration no longer cares about past undertakings, then it could soon be open season on those former prisoners," he added.
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Having received a nasty gash on his leg after another robust tackle from Goiko as well as deafening taunts from the crowd, Maradona showed that he too had a violent side when Miguel Sola attempted to goad him at the end of the match.
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But if the incessant sound of jet engines, distracting chatter of a coworker, or deafening bass of partying neighbors prevent you from reaching that euphoric place — or from just getting your work done — noise-cancelling headphones will be one of your favorite adult investment.
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"The heart of our party, our conservative grass roots, sent a deafening message today that it is time to unify behind Leah Vukmir and focus on the task of defeating Tammy Baldwin," Jess Ward, Vukmir's campaign manager said in a statement obtained by The Hill.
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As President Trump's combative pose, picking on CNN's Jim Acosta was splashed across the mainstream newspapers the world over and the President's strident tones on a multitude of issues still reverberated, the silence from Trump's European allies about Wednesday's confrontational press conference has been deafening.
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There is a deafening consensus that the White House needs to run more smoothly after a volatile first six months that has seen the president's approval ratings slide downward, a prolonged but futile attempt to repeal the Affordable Care Act and no significant legislative achievements.
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Sadly for the home fans, who had created a deafening din in the opening minutes, Akinfeev inexplicably vacated his bottom left corner, moving back to the side of the goal his wall was guarding and leaving space for Suarez to stroke the ball home.
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But for the brave few, he suggests, the rewards are plenty, including the chance to work off those uppers, experience a different side of the city where you live, and get to know your friends outside the deafening pummeling of a 4/4 kick drum.
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Toilet Explosions: More Common Than You Might ThinkDuring a recent thunderstorm, a Florida woman was relaxing at home when a deafening boom roared…Read more ReadThankfully, it's possible to reject Goldman Sachs arbitration provision, but there are a few things you need to know.
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"While it is gratifying that there has been such a deafening outcry against USSF's blatant misogyny, the sexist culture and policies overseen by Carlos Cordeiro have been approved for years by the board of directors of USSF," said Molly Levinson, a spokesperson for the players.
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I managed to scamper up a tree and give myself some breathing room, but the game quickly informed me, through increased breathing by my character and a steady and deafening red pulse that flared all over the screen every few minutes, that I was bleeding.
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When Marvel announced that author Rainbow Rowell would be bringing back Runaways — the beloved early-aughts comics series about a diverse group of teens who learn their parents are supervillains, which is soon to become a live-action Hulu original series — the buzz was deafening.
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Maryland then made 22 of 533 free throws (95.7 percent) in the second half and came back from a four-point deficit with 5:58 left to beat No. 18 Purdue 72-61 in Big Ten play before a deafening home crowd of 17,950.
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If you want to hear music on a superior system these days, skip the deafening nightclubs and go instead to one of the newfangled audiophile bars that have popped up in New York City, offering cocktails, craft beer, food and state-of-the-art sound.
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The overbooking of the tag match just made her stand out more, and the crowd's vocal yet polite welcoming chants of her name became the sort of deafening roar you don't always get to hear by the time McMahon had tapped out to her.
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MSNBC's Joe ScarboroughCharles (Joe) Joseph ScarboroughScarborough: Trump would arrest his media critics 'tomorrow' if he could Scarborough: 'Media silence is deafening' condemning Snoop Dogg attacks against Gayle King Overnight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Democrats seek to preempt Trump message on health care | E-cigarette executives set for grilling | Dems urge emergency funding for coronavirus MORE said "the media silence is deafening" regarding criticism of the rapper Snoop Dogg over his own comments about CBS News anchor Gayle KingGayle KingSnoop Dogg apologizes to Gayle King in Kobe Bryant flap: I was 'disrespectful' and 'overreacted' Rose McGowan hits Snoop Dogg for Gayle King comments: 'Death hurts.
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And so, outfitted with customized, scanner-compatible headphones that would pipe in the sound clips and muffle the deafening clanks of the vibrating coils, I settled onto a gliding platform bed to be conveyed into the cylindrical bowels of the $3 million machine, and the experiment began.
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"Every June, leaders from all walks of life recognize Pride month and stand together in support of LGBTQ people, however President Trump chose to start this Pride month with deafening silence," Sarah Kate Ellis, president and CEO of GLAAD, said in a statement provided to Refinery29.
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The NASA creation, officially called a Low-Boom Flight Demonstrator (LBFD), can break the sound barrier without creating the deafening sonic boom of previous models, therefore making it a serious contender for use in commercial flights — something that hasn't happened since the Concorde was grounded in 2003.
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When Rajai Davis homered in the eighth inning to cap a comeback and tie the game, a rejuvenated Cleveland faithful unleashed a deafening roar that drowned out the stunned Cubs fans who had traveled and packed the stadium, making up maybe a third of the crowd.
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Just like Lemonade, Twitter, Facebook and any other platform that'll listen will be flooded with the deafening moans of consumers who will loudly mourn its absence from the reach of their indefinitely free Spotify account—or whatever else they signed up for that it isn't on.
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In the middle of the throng, Planned Parenthood volunteers were taking donations and handing out pro-choice paraphernalia; later, the tightly-packed crowd would part to allow Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards to pass, vibrant in a hot pink blazer, with a chorus of deafening cheers.
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With more than 20,000 US troops on Panamanian soil, Noriega took refuge in the Vatican embassy in Panama City for 10 days, eventually surrendering to US Drug Enforcement Administration officials on January 3, 20153 after US troops had surrounded the compound with loudspeakers playing deafening rock music.
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Real horses bolt when they hear a branch crack; Battlefield 1's beasts have ice in their veins, and will happily sidle up to an artillery piece and dig a lazy hoof into the dust, ignoring the deafening noise of the war going on around them.
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As bodies are trampled and dragged on the track, and squealing horses topple in clouds of dust amid the deafening clamor of amplified hoofbeats, the 10-minute scene powerfully captures the savagery of life-or-death spectacle and the delirium of a mob swooning with blood lust.
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But less than 12 minutes into the game, Dempsey dispelled that angst with a swift, clean strike, igniting a deafening swell of noise, sending rounds of projectiles and liquids spraying across the stands, and putting the United States on the path to a crushing 4-353 victory.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The deafening cheers erupting around Wimbledon as Rafa Nadal stood at the baseline, bouncing a ball and poised to take a two-set lead against Sam Querrey, provided the newsflash he welcomed and dreaded with equal measure — Roger Federer was through to the semi-finals.
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When Trump sends his request to Congress for authorization to launch a Mideast war to seize oil, the American people would oppose this plan with a deafening roar in overwhelming numbers, and Congress, most likely unanimously, would vote down authorization of a Trump war for oil.
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Players and coaches who would normally trade fist bumps with adoring, young fans and bask in the deafening chants of their supporters in the stands, were keeping their hands in their pockets, heads down, as they walked out to nothing but the sound of the announcers.
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Players and coaches who would normally trade fist bumps with adoring, young fans and bask in the deafening chants of their supporters in the stands, were keeping their hands in their pockets, heads down, as they walked out to nothing but the sound of the announcers.
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The strains of "Flower of Scotland," the country's unofficial hymn, had been drowned out by deafening jeers and whistles from the home crowd; the visiting supporters had responded in kind when that was followed by "God Save the Queen," the anthem of England and, of course, Britain.
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All the while, your existential crises and personal issues thrum on, the sound of your own negative thought spirals getting louder and more distracting until they crescendo into a deafening— At which point you attempt to slay your sadness by sending a text to your closest friends.
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"There has been a deafening silence on the deaths of workers in Qatar from institutions like FIFA and its sponsors, who should be rushing to understand why so many young men in Qatar are dying in such numbers every year," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Reports of Cuba&aposs Deafening &aposCovert Sonic Device&apos Are Only Getting StrangerThe State Department has remained tight-lipped about the strange circumstances in which US…Read more ReadAn unnamed American doctor who participated in audiological evaluations has warned of health risks to those further exposed, according to CBS.
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The cast received a standing ovation and deafening cheers when they made their way on-stage and at least one of the actresses was obviously moved by the fan support the show has received for the last six seasons and continues to enjoy as the show approaches season seven.
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The following year, she earned a Grammy nomination for her guest verse on Ludacris' song "My Chick Bad" and blew fans away on Kanye West's posse cut "Monster," delivering a scene-stealing verse that "single-handedly justifies her deafening buzz," AV Club's Nathan Rabin wrote at the time.
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The yelp of a coyote somewhere on the salt flats, the sound of a fork against a metal plate from another camper, even the sound of a page turning when I was reading that night: The slightest noise was amplified tenfold in the deafening silence of the desert.
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At one point during the game, in an arena nicknamed "Roaracle" for its deafening combination of cheers and special effects, the patrons seated behind the Andrews called security over "to tell us to sit down and be quiet," Ernestine said, speaking in a voice still strained from cheering a week later.
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The NYPD has increasingly rolled out a number of high-tech systems, including a fleet of drones for "tactical operations," a deafening sound cannon it claimed was an "effective and safe communication tool," and vehicles disguised as taxi cabs that are allegedly loaded with state-of-the-art surveillance gear.
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Only a few years ago, some pundits and naysayers were beating the deafening drums of war by insisting that diplomacy will not work with Iran because its "messianic" Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, is hell-bent on making Iran a nuclear power and will never negotiate with the United States.
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Working-class families dressed in the yellow and green of Brazil's flag stroll along Copacabana's beachfront promenade at midnight; fervid spectators have been filling stadiums with deafening cheers; and even some shrill critics who warned of chaos and bemoaned the cost overruns have changed their tune, at least for the moment.
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Read more: Boris Johnson pulls out of Luxembourg press conference because of deafening boos from protestersRead more: Boris Johnson could soon be forced to resign as prime minister and make way for Jeremy CorbynSenior government sources have also reportedly suggested that the prime minister would simply refuse to follow the law.
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They've come to explore Recology — Mr. Reed is a spokesman — one of the world's most advanced recycling plants, a deafening, Rube Goldberg system of conveyor belts and sorters that, with the help of human hands, untangles a 30-foot hill of debris collected by trucks every day from across the city.
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I told her how the Bone Collector had driven me into the city, how I was awakened by a deafening garbage truck, how I had braved the crowded theaters on Broadway, and how I had conned my way into a cab after a taxi was taken from me at knife point.
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Why Kaepernick Takes the Knee This Time, Colin Kaepernick Takes a Stand by Kneeling The Awakening of Colin Kaepernick The Deafening Silence of Colin Kaepernick Colin Kaepernick's Nike Campaign Keeps N.F.L. Anthem Kneeling in Spotlight Resolution 3: Schools have the right to suspend student-athletes who protest during their games.
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Radiohead is, first and foremost, a great live band, with a rare ability to make most songs sound better live than on the recording that first captivated you, imbuing a renewed urgency into even the most overplayed tracks (see: the raised fists and deafening sing-a-long during a rare performance of "Creep").
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CreditCreditDave Sanders for The New York Times Innes, a youthful German shepherd, was trying to make his way across a frenetic Manhattan intersection near Central Park and found himself facing down all sorts of projectiles — yellow cabs, bike messengers, pedicabs — as a deafening truck horn blasted and the traffic light changed against him.
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But whatever that is — and you can believe the buzz by this fall, and his first show will be deafening — here's hoping that Mr. Slimane's Céline remembers the women who built it to the size it is now, and who felt that rare thing in modern fashion: a personal connection to the clothing.
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"Then these immense stretches of vacant ground below, will be covered with houses; the paved street will clatter with innumerable carts and resound to deafening cries," he wrote in The New York Sunday Dispatch, and yet the Croton works themselves would last "long long after we of the present time are under sod."
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Through this, they are demonstrating the full force of U.S. climate action to the rest of the world despite the deafening silence coming from Washington D.C. This year, the non-federal leaders involved in America's Pledge will continue to provide transparency to international audiences about the scope and impact of their actions.
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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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Yet "Sistine Chapel" (1993), the riotous last work in the exhibition, bears its thick wiring and hefty, whirring projectors boldly as it spills Paik's aesthetic tropes and images of his collaborators phantasmagorically over the gallery walls: here we see Merce Cunningham dancing, there Moorman, elsewhere Beuys, all set to a deafening soundtrack.
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In October, the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released what has become known as its "Doomsday" report — "a deafening, piercing smoke alarm going off in the kitchen," as one United Nations official described it — detailing climate effects at 1.5 and two degrees Celsius of warming (2.7 and 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit).
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"It is a near-constant roar akin to a full-throttle 747 interspersed with deafening, earth-shattering explosions that hurtle 100-pound (45-kg) lava bombs 100 feet (30 meters) into the air," said Mark Clawson, 64, who lives uphill from the latest fissure and so far is defying an evacuation order.
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Two J-2017 jets, Zhuhai's headline act, swept over dignitaries and hundreds of spectators and industry executives gathered at the show's opening ceremony in a flypast that barely exceeded a minute, generating a deafening roar that was met with gasps and applause and set off car alarms in a parking lot at the site.
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Your blogger remembers watching a July 4th parade in Cody, Wyoming, at which a group had recreated a full military funeral in replica on a float being towed down the main street, complete with flag-draped coffin, astroturf grave surroundings, and a grim-faced honour guard firing deafening rifle-volleys of blanks into the air.
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Cape Town producer ANGEL-HO arrived on the scene last year with a succession of deafening releases, like the "Death Drop From Heaven" mixfile and Ascension EP. With this April's Red Devil mix—comprised exclusively of original material—the NON WORLDWIDE co-founder proves that their plummet into beguilingly unsettling sounds has enduring value.
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When Republicans pushed through their tax bill through the House and Senate, Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi made her message to California Republicans clear: "After their deafening silence, any California Republican who votes for the GOP tax scam will be forced to answer why they care so little for their constituents," she said in a statement.
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White House Analysis Finds Tariffs Will Hurt Growth, as Officials Insist Otherwise Trump Says a 'Big Operation' Kept Melania Trump From G-7 News Analysis: Trump Greets Plans for North Korea-Syria Meeting With Deafening Silence Mr. Trump declared Monday on Twitter that he had "the absolute right" to pardon himself for any crime.
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His set's metallic clangs, guttural yelps, and deafening static were enough to scare at least one person out of of the room—but just when it seemed like his audience couldn't take it any longer, he suddenly and decisively reeled everyone back in, closing out his set with the most exquisitely beautiful archival soul song.
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Enlisting likeminded producers Roly Porter and Rabit, the producer born Nino Pedone set about making music that embodied the title's perceived dichotomy, exploring the ways we can find hope or peace in the midst of noise, love in the midst of chaos, sentiments that feel all the more pressing in light of the deafening reverberations of current events.
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Wending their way through semidarkness and a deafening din of electro, bystanders climbed the stairs of the grotty sex den and hugged the walls outside cabins furnished with plasticized mattresses as zombielike models wearing vinyl stiletto-heeled thigh boots, arm slings, trusses and bandages and cloaks printed with slogans like Dead Inside wandered past and slumped up against them.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — Militants detonated a deafening car bomb at the gates of a popular hotel in Somalia on Wednesday evening, and gunmen then stormed the hotel, leaving at least 15 people dead and creating a fiery scene of wrecked cars, crumbled buildings, panic and smoke that stretched for blocks in the heart of Mogadishu, the capital.
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As festival-goers gathered in the central space between the circle of waterfalls, the images and sounds appeared and disappeared from various screens with a whoosh, culminating in an almost deafening static-like noise and a blinding light when the screens all turned on at the same time, before cutting off and slowly starting over again.
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" A spokeswoman for the plaintiffs in the lawsuit against the USSF, Molly Levinson, was quoted in The Post saying: "While it is gratifying that there has been such a deafening outcry against USSF's blatant misogyny, the sexist culture and policies overseen by Carlos Cordeiro have been approved for years by the board of directors of USSF.
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Meanwhile, the bad news continues to pile up for Bezos & Co. "We expect the antitrust rhetoric to reach deafening levels during this Presidential election year, while Amazon's relationship with the White House remains the most precarious within Big Tech," said Brian White, internet and software analyst at Moness Crespi Hardt in a note to investors this week.
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" And the racial dog whistles that have risen to deafening volume in the Trump era—Trump's description of African nations as "shithole countries," for instance—will repel reasonable voters with the implication "that the GOP is a party for white people, just as the majority of the country who welcomes a multicultural America grows year on year.
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Meanwhile, the silence from our other internet boyfriends —Timothee Chalamet, Noah Centineo, Dev Patel, John Boyega, Mahershala Ali, Shawn Mendes, Ryan Gosling, Tom Hardy, Riz Ahmed, Michael B Jordan, Chris Evans, Oscar Isaac, Rami Malek, Andrew Garfield, Benedict Cumberbatch, Antoni Porowski, Jake Gyllenhaal, Donald Glover , Armie Hammer, Richard Madden, Dylan Minnette, Asa Butterfield, Lucas Hedges, and Jude Law — is deafening.
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As Republicans pushed through their tax bill through the House and barreled through the Senate's Finance Committee, Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) made her message to California Republicans clear: "After their deafening silence, any California Republican who votes for the GOP tax scam will be forced to answer why they care so little for their constituents," she said in a statement.
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Half the people in a multi-stall bathroom with you at any given time could be, say, struggling with hypersensitivity to the deafening hand dryers and auto-flush toilets, emptying ostomy bags, holding one kid on the toilet while another is crawling from under the stall, changing an adult diaper, or trying to drown out the world with headphones so she can pee.
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Democrats erupted into deafening chants as 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 tried to take control, and promptly shot down the measure in a roll call vote while chanting, singing, and holding signs with the names of gun violence victims.
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And there are minuses, like the $12 sandwiches that don't even come with a side, and kids with clipboards landmining the sidewalks, and having to pay yet more each year for the privilege of riding a packed, deafening and often stalled subway train in which you are pressed into a stranger's armpit while staring at ads for tooth whiteners and boob jobs.
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So, my fellow American techno citizens, if you care about the music that will eventually give us deafening tinnitus, you have to vow to do whatever it takes to ensure that Donald Trump does not become the most powerful person in this country (aside from David Grutman.) Come November, if we're lucky, Donald Trump will pull a classic move called The Sasha.
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Dr. Adams' predecessor, Dr. Vivek MurthyVivek Hallegere MurthyThe Surgeon General's deafening silence on gun violence We must act to address gun violence The Hill's Morning Report — Dem ire at Barr intensifies MORE — nominated by President Obama to be the 19th Surgeon General of the U.S. — made that declaration — and it nearly derailed his confirmation before the GOP-controlled U.S. Senate.
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In one of the most fascinating developments of the 2016 campaign, which will be dramatized when Warren rouses the Democratic convention to standing ovations and deafening applause, the gentlelady from Massachusetts has repeatedly bested the ungentlemanly braggart and heir to Nixon who preternaturally divides the nation, believes he is right about everything, and has a problem dealing with brilliant and powerful women.
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At this point in the deafening media cycle around the story, it's probably unnecessary to summarize the going Facebook/Cambridge Analytica scandal, but briefly and just in case: Facebook recently announced the suspension of a marketing data company called Cambridge Analytica from its platform after a whistleblower confirmed it had misused ill-gotten Facebook data to construct so-called "psychographic" models and help Trump win the presidency.
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It's unclear what administrators at Bethune-Cookman University were imagining when they invited Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos to speak at their student's commencement ceremony, but it's far easier to guess what their students thought of the choice: No. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos was greeted with a deafening chorus of boos from students when she delivered her commencement speech at the historically black university on Wednesday.
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It came two minutes into the second half of what was — apart from those few seconds — the Champions League as it is intended to be, as it advertises itself: a game between two of Europe's genuine super-heavyweights, in one of its greatest arenas, glittering with stardust, played out against a backdrop of deafening noise and unbearable tension, soccer at the highest level, on the greatest stage.
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"As an ex-intelligence leader in the IDF Intelligence Corps, I started my own company to help organizations leverage military intelligence methodologies to address some of the most pressing cybersecurity challenges including the security operations skills shortage and the deafening noise-to-signal challenge of cyber threats," said Amos Stern, co-founder and CEO of Siemplify, a cybersecurity threat analysis company and ex-Army IDF Intelligence Corps Leader.
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While Tillerson's messages -- including stronger condemnation of abuses and the need for a credible investigation -- were an improvement on the deafening silence from the White House, the crisis will see no resolution -- much less a comprehensive or lasting peace -- until the international community addresses three critical factors: To reverse this course, first the United States must spearhead an international effort to ensure accountability for violations of international humanitarian and human rights law.
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This one issue was egregious enough for Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to repeatedly mention it on the campaign trail, yet suddenly he's gone silent on it, and trust me, the silence is deafening.
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For all that, it was one of Mr. Varvatos's better recent collections, one that included slick shawl-collared sharkskin suits one could actually imagine certain rockers of an earlier era having worn — not the Rolling Stones or Led Zeppelin (both of which were played at deafening volume inside a space one wit referred to as "Men's Scarehouse"), but someone like James Chance, frontman for the long-forgotten '80s funk-noise band James White and the Blacks.
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RECAPPING THE MOMENT OF THE NIGHT -- YOU MAY BE MY NEW STEP FAMILY, BUT THAT DOESN'T MEAN I'M GONNA LIKE YOU: The convention careened off the rails last night as Ted Cruz refused to endorse Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE while speaking and was met with deafening boos.
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As UFC 207 has gotten closer, when the workings of the UFC's publicity machine would normally be reaching a wild, fevered pitch in anticipation of a Rousey fight, and the star herself would be in front of every available camera and giving time to every man or woman with a microphone and her face and her voice would be ubiquitous, as would the editorials about her fighting genius and socio-political meaning—the silence from Rousey has been deafening.
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"Morning Joe" host Mika Brzezinski said Wednesday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's silence on the scandal surrounding an alleged affair with adult-film actress Stormy Daniels is "deafening," arguing that it's unusual for Trump not to comment on such matters.
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Though CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach Social media never intended to be in the news business — but just wait till AI takes over Facebook exploring deals with media outlets for news section: report MORE finally broke his deafening silence on the issue, his statements raise more questions about the effectiveness of the corporate governance systems in place at Facebook and whether they are functioning.
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