All gestures here are grand gestures; all soirées are glittering soirées; all mirrors are magic mirrors; every ferocity is a genuine ferocity; every grill is a brazier; every regret a bitter one.
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Harvey's ferocity is the culmination of many different inopportune factors.
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This helps to explain the ferocity of opposition to Obamacare.
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I love her ferocity and her dedication to her causes.
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But the ferocity of his rhetoric has few recent precedents.
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"I was astonished at the ferocity of attack," he said.
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The astronauts were not prepared for the ferocity of blastoff.
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"He has a ferocity that transcends this game," Dr. Mike said.
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It's a beautiful image that shows off the ferocity of nature.
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Democrats and Republicans today demonize and attack each other with ferocity.
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We can't compete on strength, ferocity or speed with other apes.
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His classmate says the appeal is the ferocity of the high.
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"But you want to do those steps with passion and ferocity."
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Fiction FEROCITY By Nicola Lagioia Translated by Antony Shugaar 447 pp.
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The ferocity and speed of the flames were breathtaking, he said.
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The ferocity of the storm — which arrived at 210:22 a.m.
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What Dineobellator lacked in size it made up for with ferocity.
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He has responded with a ferocity characteristic of his long career.
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Those debates will continue on, likely with more ferocity than ever.
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But the ferocity of the response—from people who have spent their
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A jealous ex-lover said this with such ferocity that I winced.
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They indicate the ferocity of Law and Justice's obsession with the past.
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"Here I am showing you the ferocity of my hunger," Gay writes.
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These "normal" drivers, however, don't really explain the ferocity of the rally.
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The speed and ferocity with which global markets have deteriorated is astonishing.
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He vowed to return, training with ferocity, and now, here he was.
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Haymakers, kicks and punches are landed, absorbed and countered with equal ferocity.
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We hope you consumed it with the ferocity of a black hole.
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But the search has been slowed by the ferocity of the blaze.
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As the aria built, Ms. Netrebko matched the music with vocal ferocity.
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The ferocity of this debate is at odds with the legislative reality.
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There were signs, though, of the ferocity of the fighting of previous days.
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It's easy to appreciate the ferocity with which IFC's gleefully silly Documentary Now!
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Tropical Storm Harvey is no match for the determined ferocity of fire ants.
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The bones at the lake, in northern Kenya, tell a tale of ferocity.
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He's a surprisingly complex villain, and Elba voices him with snarling, horrible ferocity.
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Yet the ferocity of Giuliani&aposs attacks is now a problem for Trump.
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When it came, it came with a ferocity that shocked even Quiet's host.
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And it flowed with the scene, once again, not compromising ferocity for femininity.
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The mainstream media leapt into action, condemning the students with ferocity and vindictiveness.
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The bombardment has reached such ferocity that even the stones are catching fire.
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As Trump continues to govern with ferocity, the #Resist hashtag continues to grow.
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He admired their ferocity but, because they were endangered, feared for their survival.
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In others, the ferocity of disputes stem from origins that lie outside politics.
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Melbourne four-piece Amyl & The Sniffers make rock 'n' roll ferocity seem effortless.
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You want to hold your breath as Bach's music soars with rigorous ferocity.
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Leonardo da Vinci wrote that only "fair maidens" could appease the unicorn's ferocity.
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But without that green hinge, the painting would have minimal depth and ferocity.
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The ferocity of the Packers' pass rush figures to challenge Seattle's offensive line.
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"Health facilities in Syria are being attacked with alarming ferocity," the statement said.
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And it's increasing in frequency and ferocity, adding more insult to more injury.
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What if a storm of Maria's ferocity had hit South Florida dead on?
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Much of the ferocity of the storms had dissipated by 10:30 p.m.
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But "judging by the ferocity of the decline, ... we aren't there yet," he warned.
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And of course, the awesome beauty and ferocity of volcanic events is just staggering.
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Very few bands encapsulate true ferocity like C.N.D, making them all the more unique.
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The headwinds come as no surprise, even if their ferocity caught Republicans off guard.
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Lucky for us, he's matched by 'Face's own ferocity, as well as Bun B's.
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The JNG quickly began taking on security forces with a ferocity rarely seen, however.
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Phoenix, Arizona (CNN)As "Thug Willie," he defended his prophet with pit-bull ferocity.
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It has vast military might and fights with resolve and ferocity when need be.
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And yet there they were, coming at each other with sudden and unprecedented ferocity.
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It means that you have fought, with desperation and ferocity, but come up short.
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We told you yesterday that this would only increase the ferocity of the investigations.
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In the aftermath of the fighting, the extent of the Marines' ferocity became clear.
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What is clear is that these events are happening with increasing frequency — and ferocity.
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The total is one of the clearest indications of the ferocity of the war.
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It is too early to say how much global warming contributed to Michael's ferocity.
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But that has done little to restrain the all-consuming ferocity of the fighting.
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In the interview, Mr. Booker targeted Mr. Biden with a new and direct ferocity.
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But, in "Little Bit," Cormack can't help but notice the ferocity of Meredith Grey.
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But nuclear weapons' unparalleled ferocity also limits the national security problems they can solve.
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But the frequency and ferocity of their attacks were notable out of the gate.
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We often appear to disagree over matters of consequence, and inconsequence, with equal ferocity.
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That is the least he should do, given the expected ferocity of local resistance.
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And yet, sloths desire to consume this same substance with unmatched ferocity, even desperation.
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Despite the ferocity of the hit, Moore re-entered the game after one play.
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It was something about the ferocity of the tiger, it's purely using its instinct.
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Huffman said he's not yet sure if this storm season is "unprecedented" in its ferocity.
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How could someone love me with such ferocity for years, and then turn on me?
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Finally, the winds seem to blow with less ferocity, but the damage has been done.
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This isn't to say that adult fandoms don't exist with a similar kind of ferocity.
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But they also embrace it, with a sullen kind of pride in their own ferocity.
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Until then, you can marvel—or wince—at the ferocity of these horrifying rattlesnake attacks.
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While some masks project spiritual ferocity, to scare away evil forces, others appear more kind.
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Yet this novel, much like its protagonist, seems an unstable alloy of ferocity and submission.
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Or will hesitancy over ending friendships across the aisle limit the ferocity of the resistance?
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She delivered Ms. Amos's "Take to the Sky" with a ferocity that flirted with hysteria.
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Clinton's unexpected absence from public view as an opportunity to press his case with ferocity.
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Back in late August 2005, Hurricane Katrina slammed into New Orleans with a stunning ferocity.
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She seizes them with an almost animalistic ferocity and interrogates them for all they're worth.
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On disk, he sings it with unrestrained ferocity, and Il Pomo d'Oro storms around him.
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That's where this all matters, and that's what drove the ferocity of the whole thing.
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The Myanmar Army responded with its customary ferocity toward what it termed a "terrorist" group.
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He is not required to play with quite so much volcanic ferocity on every possession.
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And warming is hitting the Arctic with more ferocity than the rest of the planet.
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The ferocity of Netanyahu's response, however, showed that those feelings don't appear to be mutual.
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Golden State had no answers for any part of Oklahoma City's offensive attack and defensive ferocity.
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WATTERS: You think sharks are overrated when it comes to their ferocity vis a vis humans?
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The amusing antics of House of Ferocity co-mothers Candy (Angelica Ross) and Lulu (Hallie Sahar).
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Larson's ferocity in the action scenes and her quiet pain in deeper moments all feel organic.
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He forged for them the weapons of nonviolence that withstood and blunted the ferocity of segregation.
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And when LaVona's ferocity is pointed in the right direction, it serves to help her daughter.
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It was the triathlon of raps trying to land every rhyme with same ferocity as Wayne.
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Ferocity and tranquility, rage and peace, two sides of life running down the mighty boxer's stance.
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Hence the ferocity of the assault on east Aleppo, the last major rebel-held urban area.
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She had this intense ferocity in that movie that seemed appropriate for certain elements of Ruth.
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The NBA's speed, ferocity, and complicated nuance do not affect him as much as they should.
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It's hard to think of another painting that so vividly captures the sociopathic ferocity of Nazism.
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Worried about their prospects in a gloomy job market, workers are fighting back with unusual ferocity.
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Few movies bore into a character's head as deeply as "Krisha," and with such uncompromising ferocity.
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The ferocity with which she embraced Mr. Raniere and Nxivm makes her case even more singular.
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But once you get moving, it accelerates with a ferocity that is genuinely hard to comprehend.
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The Islamic State has cultivated a reputation for ferocity, with fighters pledging to fight or die.
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Years later, Angel — played with captivating ferocity by Dominique Fishback — has aged out of foster care.
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And it presents Beyoncé the singer in guises from ethereal grace to raw ferocity and pain.
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Some people said the ferocity of that criticism had actually nudged them closer to Mr. Trump.
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There are already signs of disquiet, even among some Democrats, about the ferocity of Warren's rhetoric.
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Gioia habitually and accurately casts the subversion he recounts in terms of ferocity, tumult and chaos.
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Recession fears flared, trade-war tensions ebbed and flowed with ferocity, and corporate earnings growth slowed.
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Feelings I'd ducked or anesthetized for decades with substances suddenly started to surface with an overwhelming ferocity.
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By keeping the Targaryen dragons in a confined space, Maegor was effectively limiting their ferocity going forward.
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But it had a ferocity that no other moment of warfare in the entire series has matched.
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Yet the ferocity of such barrages reflected something more: the deep fault-lines the couple were straddling.
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Not that they ever do, but this year it has blown back on them with exceptional ferocity.
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The ferocity of my disappointment in Red Dead Redemption 2 comes from a place of pure love.
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The other major players all have odd touches of ferocity or humor, nobility or venality or fear.
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The exhausted Anderson can only hope that another two sets of equal ferocity are required on Saturday.
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Russian and Syrian warplanes began pounding the city with a ferocity and brutality we'd never seen before.
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Other experts are suggesting climate change is at least partially responsible for the storm's heat-fueled ferocity.
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The sight of these two dark, brooding identical twins fighting with incredible ferocity must have been arresting.
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Though "Ferocity" adopts the trappings of a stylish thriller, it has the ambitions of a social novel.
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My mother's vulnerability gave me permission to be vulnerable, and her ferocity allowed me to be fierce.
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"A lot of people don't understand the ferocity of what happened here," said Brian Walker, a firefighter.
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By year's end, the battle over measuring "progress" seemed to rival the ferocity of the war itself.
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It's not the tone or ferocity of nationalist and populist pitches that make them dangerous to democracy.
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But the ferocity eventually faded, and thoughts turned to getting out of the storm and back home.
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Ms. Hall, 35, an actress of nuance and ferocity, has a habit of taking on these roles.
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That might push companies to compete for workers with the same ferocity that Verizon battles AT&T.
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While Norman's Masters dream endured a slow death, Spieth's demise was brutal in its speed and ferocity.
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There's a ferocity lurking underneath the cuteness, a hint that this mother-figure won't sleep for long.
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Was the Thai visitor puzzled by the ferocity of the fast hitting Mancunian or just starting slow?
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Thank you Malcolm for all of the spit and fire, passion, ferocity, gravitas, and for the eternal inspiration.
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This accolade, though small in the grand scheme, is reflective of this band's mostly untapped ferocity and sincerity.
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Picasso, for all his ferocity of line and exuberance of imagery, rarely matched Corot's complex eloquence of color.
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These giant creatures attack each other with a ferocity that goes beyond simple animal nature to feel personal.
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Owen Gleiberman, Variety: Directing her first studio feature, Cathy Yan keeps it all hurtling along with impeccable ferocity.
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Storms and cyclones strike the tropical north with increasing ferocity, and droughts are hitting harder and for longer.
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If anyone can switch from ferocity to friendliness, it is Mr Trump, as he showed with North Korea.
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It handles rough streets well, never harshly, with a surprisingly quiet cabin given the ferocity of the motor.
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President Trump will campaign all across the country with the same ferocity that he made famous in 2016.
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It was an abrupt blow to those who had been enjoying the sheer ferocity of frontwoman Meghan O'Neil.
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However, it wasn't because of Seagal's martial arts ferocity that the actor has been banned from the Ukraine.
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"I didn't think this former hobby of mine would return with this ferocity," the novelist told the newspaper.
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In fact, the ferocity of recent price declines and the potential magnitude of hard defaults are already unprecedented.
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The ferocity of two great kick fighters in their prime is a joy for all spectators to contemplate.
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Given the ferocity and rapidity surrounding this meltdown, can lenders effectively process this burgeoning inventory of defaulted credit?
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Yet, while the debate has raged with particular ferocity in Britain, other countries have also seen tempers flare.
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This could well be a trial balloon to gauge the ferocity of expected pushback from influential China hawks.
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Plenty of bands address the extravagance and the ferocity of youth, but far fewer sing about being grownup.
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Republicans interviewed by The Hill say the infighting and leaks have been extraordinary for their ferocity and persistence.
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The piece has all the dizzying intricacy and sudden bursts of ferocity that Mr. Zorn is known for.
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The threat, he says, will continue to plague communities across the state with ever more frequency and ferocity.
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This would be a good subject for a novel; but rather than pursue it, "Ferocity" retreats into abstraction.
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He broadcasts daily on Facebook, tweets with Trump-like ferocity, and posts selfies wearing every type of uniform.
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Once again, we saw ferocity and rage course through the testimony of the man accused of sexual misconduct.
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Russians live in the world's largest country by territory, much of it uninhabitable, and winter's ferocity is legendary.
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As wildfires have grown in size and ferocity in recent years, identifying escape routes has become a priority.
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Shaken by the ferocity of the onslaught in central Vietnam, An Quang ruled out accommodation with the Communists.
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Add up the evidence, and it overwhelmingly suggests that human activity has helped create the ferocity of Harvey.
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They dissed each other with a quaint feline ferocity, competed like two cage fighters, and avoided crossing paths.
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Mr. Xi and other leaders appear to have been caught off guard by the ferocity of the epidemic.
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"Brockmire" was always about more than baseball, and Jules's sweet saltiness transformed his ferocity into something almost profound.
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Tropical Storm Harvey, on the other hand, wreaked havoc across Houston, battering poor and rich with similar ferocity.
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Even in an industry filled with rivalries, the battle between Uber and Lyft stands out for its ferocity.
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And what words they are, of a Shavian wit and ferocity rooted in the most visceral of feelings.
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He pointed out the ferocity of hurricanes Harvey and Irma, noting the rarity of storms with such intensity.
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None of her filmed work prepares you for the ferocity and reckless abandon of Ms. Jones live onstage.
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The ferocity of the US shale oil revolution has caught analysts off guard several times over the past decade.
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Yet the ferocity of the U.S. assault on Huawei seems to have left China struggling for an appropriate comeback.
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America's rapid suburban expansion into the wilderness, combined with the growing ferocity of wildfires, is posing new health threats.
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" Variety praised the action sequences and wrote that director Cathy Yan "keeps it all hurtling along with impeccable ferocity.
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Second, Cruz and Trump will go after each other with increasing ferocity over the next many weeks or months.
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Haddad was Lula's chosen successor, but the former mayor failed to galvanize voters with the same ferocity as Lula.
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Establishment figures were shocked by "the ferocity of his attacks—and his apparent invulnerability to criticism", wrote Mr Patterson.
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And when the time comes for Sawyer to fight and run, that energy is unleashed with full-bore ferocity.
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The ferocity of the storm has led to concerns of economic devastation in the poor countries in its path.
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Many people on the beaches were forced to swim out due to the ferocity of the fire, said Halil.
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"I have a very apocalyptic mind," Bracero says, but the storm's ferocity was nonetheless beyond what he could imagine.
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"—as Hince offsets her ferocity, quietly singing: "It's a train wreck / You got me on the wrong track, honey.
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When it comes to spoken word performance, very few artists in the UK have a ferocity quite like Kojey.
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Given the ferocity with which both women destroyed their most recent opponents, many expected a finish from this one.
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Meanwhile, exacerbating the ferocity of the move on the London market was hedging against shorts in the options market.
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And how her femininity — all of the women [in the film] — their femininity coincides so seamlessly with their ferocity.
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There's a ferocity that oozes out of the breezy, power-chord driven songs on The World's Best American Band.
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Adkins has speed, agility, and ferocity, and he works beautifully in the context of an elaborately choreographed fight scene.
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There are people in Iran who oppose the Iran nuclear deal with the same ferocity as they do here.
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Counterinsurgencies from Rome through the Cold War years of decolonization and Vietnam involved sharp descent into barely restrained ferocity.
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But in real life, watching an elite tricker means watching a human body at the peak of fluid ferocity.
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Assad amped up the ferocity of his offensive late last year and has relentlessly bombarded Idlib province ever since.
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" The private eye heroine, she adds, "attacks both trivial and impossible questions with endearingly clearheaded ferocity and good humor.
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Once an article has been flagged as relating to medicine, the editors scrutinize the article with an exceptional ferocity.
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Government-imposed quarantines were fairly common in ancient times, before medicine stemmed the ferocity with which contagious diseases spread.
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Once in power, the Bolsheviks imposed draconian measures to combat crime and attacked their political opponents with similar ferocity.
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Fannie Lou Hamer, a woman of great emotional and intellectual ferocity, made her name as a voting rights activist.
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Infectious disease specialists are trying to determine why yellow fever is emerging with greater ferocity this year in Brazil.
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Only Trump has guarded his tax returns with a ferocity that invites suspicion as to what those might contain.
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The tightly wired intensity of Pierce's performance lends a new ferocity to the dysfunction of the Loman family dynamic.
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But science can't answer the question of how to balance football's health risks against the audience appeal of ferocity.
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But there's something new about the speed and ferocity with which people now respond to corporate statements or signals.
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When I first met her, she told me, with something like ferocity, that I was not to quote her.
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According to accounts relayed to family members, the forces did not seem prepared for the ferocity of the response.
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The ferocity is amplified by the venue's close quarters; you may want to avoid sitting in the first row.
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And if the ferocity of the backlash from Israeli authorities is any guide, they are already achieving a lot.
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We see few posters from the big studios that dare to have the flourish and ferocity of Gold's work.
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He is wearing a breastplate with an embossed lion's head, a sign of his animal ferocity, strength, and leadership.
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For all the ferocity in which it traffics, this production, like the play itself, feels like a gesture of love.
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Why did I attack it with such ferocity, and see being single itself as the worst possible thing to be?
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Thirteen people managed to escape the burning building, but the ferocity of the fire prevented firefighters from entering the facility.
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The nature and ferocity of the attack also has people questioning Hong Kong police's ability to protect the city's residents.
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Braver Than We Are does their legacy proud with an assemblage of 10 tracks smoldering with ferocity and bombastic rhapsody.
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A car that handles and storms down backroads with the ferocity of a BMW 25 series, but costs thousands less.
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One by one, we slid, jumped or otherwise traversed down more than two dozen waterfalls of varying length and ferocity.
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The band brings a grace to the honesty of love and life, and their sound reflects this with unflinching ferocity.
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This is a bad omen, the beginning of a hell the ferocity of which we cannot possibly hope to predict.
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It's a stunning costume that evokes Mera's ferocity and her elegance: She's the Queen of Atlantis, but also a warrior.
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Officials claim, justifiably, that the ferocity of the fire made their task impossible, laying waste to any civil defense planning.
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Indeed, implicit in the ferocity of the Trump administration's attacks on China's protectionism is the success of that nation's economy.
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But if she guarded Brooke's virtue with a gorgon-like ferocity, it was partly in the interest of a payoff.
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In its delicate ferocity, it shows a playwright who, at 26, is full-throttle funny and wise beyond her years.
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Whether Woods is truly healthy again, as he claims, there is no denying that he is swinging with renewed ferocity.
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Based on the ferocity of the final months of the Mosul battle, coalition commanders expected fierce resistance in Tal Afar.
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McNamara worked out in the same manner that he charged big waves — with a ferocity that to others seemed maniacal.
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The ferocity of Mr. Trump's pushback against the Russia allegations, often untethered from fact, is wearing down aides and allies.
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"No one predicted the ferocity of the opioid epidemic," American Society of Addiction Medicine President Paul Earley told BuzzFeed News.
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The ferocity of President Trump's pushback against allegations that his campaign colluded with Russia is making an uncertain situation worse.
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"I didn't think this former hobby of mine would return with this ferocity," Mr. Andersen said in a phone interview.
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Tensions still fester between the 2016 camps of Clinton and Sanders, erupting with startling frequency and ferocity on social media.
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Despite the ferocity of the fighting and the high death toll, the battle lines are not shifting significantly, he said.
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Ears flat, teeth bared and flanks incised with riblike arcs, the animal projects a tense ferocity far exceeding its size.
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Given Lawler and Cerrone's shared propensity for ferocity, the announcement of this fight generated some serious celebration among fight fans.
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Trump has a history of attacking successful women, but the ferocity with which he goes after Black women is especially potent.
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The frequency and ferocity of the attacks seemed intended to dispel hopes that the Eid celebrations were a harbinger of peace.
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They have shown an unrelenting resolve and ferocity to make a real difference for public education, students and our nation's future.
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But the Pistons' ferocity on the offensive glass was present early, too, with six offensive rebounds yielding four second-chance points.
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Still, British officials with knowledge of the call told the publication that they were surprised by the ferocity of Trump's language.
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Yonaguni is also the closest inhabited Japanese island to the Senkaku islets, which, with growing ferocity, China claims (and calls Diaoyu).
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The ferocity and humor; the cavalier attitude and enduring strength; the refusal to back down, no matter what life sent her.
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I used it with ferocity during a conversation with my landlord as I was being evicted for failing to pay rent.
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It also seems to be an incarnation of divine ferocity, as if it were appearing in a dream or a hallucination.
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Once determined to be something new, this crocodylomorph from 164 million years ago deserved a name to match its own ferocity.
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In Leo and Aquarius, we could be hiding a lust for attention, egomania, or a ferocity to belong at all costs.
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Haddad was Lula's chosen successor, but the former mayor has apparently failed to galvanize voters with the same ferocity as Lula.
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I think some of the distractions and some of the ferocity, I was a little blindsided by on a personal level.
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He was a behemoth of a man with the skill and ferocity to hang with the best heavyweights on the planet.
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Autumn storms out of the north have grown in ferocity, and are eroding the barrier islands that protect more delicate habitat.
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The 5 minute 46 second run featured six bulls from the Cebada Gago ranch, known for the ferocity of its animals.
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From a production standpoint, in my head, you have to have a break from the speed and ferocity but they didn't.
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Hunt likened Folau's case to the Kaepernick saga in terms of the ferocity of the debate that has gripped the nation.
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Both have been on wild rides this year, catching many investors off guard with the direction or ferocity of their moves.
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Because of her size and ferocity, most bantamweights have also been unwilling to move up a weight class to meet her.
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Timberlake eyes the camera with all the sexual ferocity of a middle-aged housewife at a Jeff Goldblum meet-and-greet.
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For all the angular confusion of Dendritic Arbor's approach, Infinite Waste skip all pretense and experimentation in favor of pure ferocity.
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The album is out October 6 via 20 Buck Spin, and represents a bold new direction, conveyed with much greater ferocity.
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If this advances, it will bring a crisis to America, a ferocity of which we have not seen internally since 1860.
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Gavin Newsom (D), with whom the president said he had discussed forest management as a possible reason for the wildfires' ferocity.
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Philippines officials said he was likely still in the city, pointing to the ferocity of ongoing resistance from the Maute fighters.
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Songs like "KG" and "Pink Showers" are propulsive, building in ferocity with each metallic clang of Gohl and Clawson's guitar riffs.
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There's a ferocity in the echoed lyrics—even here, a quarter-mile back—that's more familiar at St Vitus hardcore shows.
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Scientists are alsopredicting an increasein what are called "black swan" weather events, so named because they are unprecedented in their ferocity.
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It's kind of fun to just let your mind wander and be like, What's he talking about with so much ferocity?
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Springtime flooding is common along rivers in the Midwest, but the speed and ferocity of the floods this week were unusual.
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But since it is still Ms. Huppert we're talking about, Anne's interior demons assume the external ferocity of a kamikaze mission.
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Terry barely talked, but he ran with unmatched ferocity, as though he were being chased by a man with an ax.
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What the show lacks in ideological coherence and intellectual rigor it almost makes up for in ferocity, humor, pathos and lunacy.
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Green, a 21-foot-7 forward, may be operating with more diplomacy than usual, but his level of ferocity feels familiar.
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"I think one thing we weren't prepared for, or were surprised by, was the ferocity of the reaction," Mr. Armstrong said.
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Reinforcing the sense of despair, St. Croix was hit especially hard by Maria after being spared the worst of Irma's ferocity.
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Gonzaga, which happens to lead the nation in defensive rebounds per game, should be equipped to handle North Carolina's ferocity inside.
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"Fire" — the first single from her new solo album "Fake Sugar," due in June — has some of that band's taut ferocity.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has a rocky history with the Internal Revenue Service, which he has complained audits him with unfair ferocity.
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Undervalued in his scheme is the challenge to musical ferocity that's part of the cycle of aesthetic disruption and normalization: beauty.
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The ferocity of the fresh versus the timidity of a stale jar from the back of the cabinet can be remarkable.
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But by the end of "Carmen," his quiet ferocity — a homicidal explosion of what we'd now call toxic masculinity — was chilling.
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This phenomenon, known as rapid intensification, is now happening with greater ferocity than it did three decades ago, according to new research.
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To say that liquor burned with the ferocity of a coked-up lioness would diminish the anguish experienced by drinking that tuica.
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The level of ferocity is something I hadn't quite experienced up to that point, but I assume I'll go through it again.
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I've come to see Matter's work as a more holistic expression of all these complexities: the failures, the ferocity, and the vision.
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Still, nothing matched the ferocity of De Klassieker – the nation's biggest derby, played between Amsterdam club Ajax and their Rotterdam rivals Feyenoord.
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Because of their ferocity, the Americans "stopped the most advanced army in the world at the time in savage fighting," Finnegan said.
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Benn at his best was like a wounded animal, one that attacked with most ferocity when he'd been hurt emotionally or physically.
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You see in the clip -- provided by PETA -- the cage turns around with considerable ferocity before being hurled into a nearby river.
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Hurricanes and tropical storms are weather systems of extraordinary ferocity, but they are fickle when it comes to the path they travel.
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Another stand-up, Andy Zaltzman, accused the Eurosceptic Mr Corbyn of campaigning for Remain "with all the ferocity of a cornered blancmange".
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I think some of the distractions and some of the ferocity was -- I was a little blindsided by on a personal level.
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They are slowly emerging from villages and towns with accounts of Islamic State's ferocity in imposing their ultra-hardline interpretation of Islam.
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The music united Hollywood glam-rock and 1980s metal with punk's speed and ferocity, yet still maintained a connection to the blues.
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But at other times Mr. Redstone's comments were decisive and showed a glimmer of his well-known ferocity and penchant for profanity.
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If CPAC taught us anything, it's that there's been no erosion in the ferocity of support for the president among his base.
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Will they hold themselves accountable for this with the same ferocity that they're going after what they deem to be "fake" news?
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Though she disdained second-wave feminism, she was not an anti-feminist; there is no ignoring the confident ferocity of her mind.
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Opposition sources give higher death tolls in the besieged rebel-held sector, under attack from bombing described as unprecedented in its ferocity.
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"I expect them to do it at some point with a lot of ferocity, physicality, toughness," head coach Dwane Casey said Sunday.
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Entitled Sonoran Depravation, the nine song album reflects the prickly intermingling of genres and cities, raw with emotion and a pervasive ferocity.
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It's watching a group of girls meet Shakespeare on their own electric terms — with ferocity, abandon and the occasional wild dance break.
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Ms. Lathan, the Republican Party chairwoman, said she was not surprised by the ferocity of the debate inside her party and out.
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He acknowledged it was a "higher risk than normal" to hand van Dijk his debut in this game, given its traditional ferocity.
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Stanton punishes home runs with such ferocity, said Miami starter Dan Straily, that some balls actually sound different coming off his bat.
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But she could also show dramatic ferocity, as the evil antiheroine Ate in Antony Tudor's "Undertow," which depicts a young murderer's development.
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Sobered by the ferocity of nationalist passions, he's wary of idealistic efforts to criminalize warfare and supplant power politics with international law.
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No one is inviting tigers into their home, no matter how much they like the idea of their ferocity on the field.
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The Redmen name represents "the ferocity of native Americans in war," and he says the school football team shows this same spirit.
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I think some of the distractions and some of the ferocity was, I was a little blindsided by at a personal level.
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Ms. Trump has never been close to Mr. Bannon, although she appreciated the ferocity of his work, people close to her said.
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This was the decade that hurricanes intensified more rapidly than we've seen before, dumped heavier rainfall and reached unprecedented levels of ferocity.
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But that doesn't explain the ferocity of this month's price rise nor what is shaping up to be an equally violent counter-reaction.
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Simple market mechanics, the forced covering of short positions on both futures and options, explain some of the ferocity of the recent moves.
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This time was no different: he strode up to the ball and lashed it with signature ferocity into the Sampdoria net. 1-0.
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Sanders denounced inequality with more ferocity than any other presidential candidate, and inequality really has skyrocketed in America over the past few decades.
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Jordan rips into the role with a ferocity that his previous roles, especially as the lead in Coogler's film Creed, wouldn't have suggested.
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The sheer scale and sustained ferocity of the reckoning with sexual harassment since the Harvey Weinstein revelations have taken almost everyone by surprise.
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"There has never been anything so historic in terms of damage and in term of ferocity as what we have witnessed with Harvey".
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The victims are Rohingyas, a Muslim minority that has been persecuted by the Burmese authorities with varying degrees of ferocity since the 1980s.
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It's currently available on Soundcloud in its entirety, for the first time in the history of graceful ferocity, youthful anthems, and pitiless eras.
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I think some of the distractions and some of the ferocity was — I was a little blindsided by it at a personal level.
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Others are also slowly emerging from villages and towns with accounts of Islamic State's ferocity in imposing their ultra-hardline interpretation of Islam.
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Of all those agitated tracks that opened it up, though, none were delivered with the ferocity of "Gook," his proud celebration of oddness.
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However, Mr. House expects that the ferocity of the criticism that Colorado is facing will push state legislators to make changes before 2020.
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Citi expected the government would increase the land supply later this year, given the "ferocity of bidding," which would also pressure development margins.
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Like her last time in the franchise, "Judgment Day," she brings a ferocity to the screen that is fun and exciting to watch.
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They have a ferocity and complexity to them that I often see in women in the real world but not as often onscreen.
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The elder Bushes governed in a spirit of congeniality and of civility, a far cry from the partisan ferocity of our own time.
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Crucial scenes for Jupiter and his aggrieved wife, June (sung by Ms. DeShong with ferocity and a comedic streak), unfold in dramatic recitative.
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You have ongoing proxy wars between them, in Syria and Yemen, that resemble the Spanish Civil War in their ferocity and factional complexity.
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It found that what constitutes a great rivalry is not necessarily just proximity: If the two teams are horribly mismatched, the ferocity diminishes.
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That Brennan, Clapper and others have done so with such ferocity will mean that future presidents will be wary of any intel holdovers.
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Read your monthly horoscope below to find out what this means for you: You're starting a new cycle of ferocity, power, and strength.
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But the depth and ferocity of China's accusations over Hong Kong suggest they are not merely propaganda intended for domestic or international audiences.
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"The Fifth Bridgade had a reputation for ferocity," Daragh Neville, an Africa-North Korea expert formerly of think tank Chatham House, told CNBC.
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Fast forward to October 22019 and the movement continues with more ferocity than ever, because it seems Washington still hasn't gotten the message.
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Resistance means arming yourself with ferocity and compassion, leaving the comfort of your homes to go plant a seed at a local airport.
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The new Boeing 737 MAX 8 slammed into this hillside with such ferocity that at first, it seems to have all but vanished.
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But billions more will soon flow from Washington to the states and territories devastated by the ferocity of the past two hurricane seasons.
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At times, the Baylor coach challenges her players with a ferocity that just might set one of her blaze-orange jackets on fire.
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Historical accounts of violence, widespread addiction, and social devastation call to mind the early 80s crack epidemic that hit the US with ferocity.
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And remember earlier this week when Skepta and co set the roof ablaze at KOKO with the sheer ferocity of their stone cold bars?
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The level of ferocity is something I hadn&apost quite experienced up to that point, but I assume I&aposll go through it again.
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The ferocity with which Vanessa clung to her faith in God, and the frigid disappointment with which she abandoned it, felt radical and genuine.
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Ms Rooney captures the ferocity of teenage carelessness and the kangaroo-court atmosphere of early adulthood, while retaining a painterly eye for a scene.
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Hurricane Michael hit with such ferocity that parts of the Florida Panhandle resemble the site of a nuclear blast, rather than a weather event.
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While this type of blizzard is nothing new, it's particular ferocity was in part the result of unusually warm surface waters in the Atlantic.
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The ferocity of the flames forced authorities to focus primarily on getting people out safely, even if it meant abandoning structures to the fire.
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Some said that they had been surprised by the storm's location and ferocity or that obligations had left them little choice but to travel.
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His tweets since the phone call have a rather peevish tone, as if complaining that China's ferocity on the subject of Taiwan is unreasonable.
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But their ferocity is different; it may put at risk the lives of many Ugandans — our gay, lesbian, bisexual, transsexual and transgender-intersex people.
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They shop with ferocity ahead of the Saturday before the Super Bowl, when everyone gathers for a charity tournament called Three Piece Suit Football.
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That combination—fiscal ferocity and a capacity for conciliation—has led to chatter, now intensifying, about Mrs Haley as a contender for vice-president.
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The darkest corners are illuminated enough to display what lingers just beyond one's view, yet there's no sterilization of the true ferocity delivered throughout.
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At that point, social conservatives existed in both parties and they were growing frustrated with the speed and ferocity of social change for women.
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Brazilians rarely settle their political differences through violence, but the ferocity on both sides risks damaging the consensus that underpins the country's admirable democracy.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. And yet the ferocity and urgency for this cause among the broader public and the news media remain elusive.
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Even with the ever-present danger of wildfires in California, where many prepare bags for quick evacuation, the ferocity of these fires stunned residents.
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Instead, I choose to paint a time capsule onto my body that represents the ferocity of a feeling — one too rare to go unacknowledged.
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Williams made a fist, turned in Pliskova's direction and shouted, "Come on," with more than her usual ferocity, and the crowd roared in delight.
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Its blistering neo-soul and rock tracks packed fresh ferocity, especially in the hair-raising guitar fuzz of "Don't Hurt Yourself," featuring Jack White.
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" For all the ferocity of judo — with its body throws, chokes and piercing yells — the name of the sport translates to "the gentle way.
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Officials said the death toll could rise because many people were still missing after the storm, which hit with shocking ferocity on Saturday night.
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Still, some pro-democracy activists have called the move "too little and too late," and protests, particularly among students, have continued with growing ferocity.
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I remember walking back out into the waiting room and folding into my mom's arms—crying with a ferocity I hadn't experienced since childhood.
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Specifically with 2010's The Bad Wife, the Brooklyn native displayed a raw yet vulnerable ferocity that garnered her well-deserved attention and acclaim.
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Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age plays guitar on a handful of songs, but none with anything close to his usual ferocity.
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She remembered an afternoon of playing alligator with Esperanza in a dirty pool, trying to open her eyes underwater, the ferocity of that sting.
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Given the ferocity of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma in 203, this will probably be the first and last time the names appear in tandem.
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The Carolinas have been slammed by only two storms of that ferocity before -- Hazel in 1954 and Hugo in 1989 -- and they are legendary.
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Played by Daniela Vega, Marina suffers with the grace and ferocity of a '40s heroine, and also refuses to be defined by her suffering.
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According to Dr. Strugarek, their work could help scientists create future models that would help better predict the ferocity of the sun's activity cycle.
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A commentary on the seemingly innate ferocity of young men, Kurland designs these clandestine moments to the paradoxical and raw backdrops of American desolation.
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Each time Mr. Trump lashes out, as he will with increasing ferocity and frequency as the election approaches, these questions will gain more resonance.
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And the youth here in particular are pushing back with a don't-think-for-a-second-that-you-can-bring-that-muzzle-here ferocity.
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Some of this would have happened under any Republican president — lawmakers were quick to note the ferocity of protests under President George W. Bush.
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The mingled dignity and ferocity of that speech forces the audience to respect Pugh's Amy, even those who read her as a quasi-villain.
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Accordingly, it's time for Mueller to investigate our national security community with the same ferocity that he's shown in his likely prosecution of Trump associates.
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"The ferocity of these wind speeds is actually taking roofs of houses, it's sending fences up in the sky," Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk told CNN.
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Although few people doubt Saudi Arabia would benefit from less corruption, the scale and ferocity of the crackdown alarmed businessmen inside and outside the kingdom.
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Why We're Excited: It's obvious — we'll get the news and pop culture filtered through Roxane Gay's wit and ferocity, and we'll laugh along the way.
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"It's indisputable that there was a ferocity to the opposition, and a lack of respect to him that was a function of race," he said.
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Jeff Yang: The same 'raw-meat ferocity and garrulous showmanship' Thinly attended, low energy, underwhelmingly staged—the inaugural production was everything that Trump viscerally despises.
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Riot Grrrl's feminist thrash finally offered women an alternative-music scene of their own, while Alanis Morissette's more palatable brand of ferocity topped the charts.
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But then we met him on his home turf, and realized all that ferocity was hiding a heart of gold, and show-stealing comedic timing.
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Some officials, who have seen multiple Italian governments come and go, believe the Five Star Movement's ferocity is driven by incompetence more than grand design.
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Yet the going is slow and, if the ferocity of IS's defence continues, then it could be weeks at least before troops enter the city.
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For starters, Trump may not have a problem attacking Obama, but he hasn't shown the same ferocity toward Russian President Vladimir Putin or the Kremlin.
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Firefighting crews have been unable to stop the wildfire, which has charred 18,500 acres (7,500 hectares) since it erupted on Sunday and exploded in ferocity.
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By understand, I don't mean clutch at pearls constantly, I mean understandit they way we recognize a riptide or the ferocity of a wild animal.
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It balances moments of soulless ferocity with dark, brooding melody (see "World"), stepping beyond the boring typicalities of black/death to explore its outer edges.
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He brings a unique dauntlessness to the table at all times, and annually dials up his own ferocity to a dangerous level in the playoffs.
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Yet the attackers had come in force and quickly gained the upper hand—the shell cases strewn across the streets a testament to their ferocity.
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"Even if it's a mindset of hers being shifted or a realization of how to experience and express her own ferocity and femininity," Gurira said.
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Home fires are apt to lose some of their ferocity in the long term, no matter how much creativity is expended on keeping them alight.
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The ferocity of Sasha Fierce and the girlhood of Destiny's Child shrinks in comparison to being the grown woman version of yourself, all the time.
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If Democratic voters want emotion and anger and ferocity and strong denunciations of Trump more than liberal policy positions, that's a net positive for Biden.
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And as Coriolanus' primary combatant, the Volscian general Tullus Aufidius, Matthew Amendt has a wolflike ferocity that makes their antagonistic encounters on the field persuasive.
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While it was at that same level in October, the move had an unexpected ferocity, gaining more than 22016 basis points in two days in .
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Charyn admits this isn't exactly news: A countermovement, focusing on Dickinson's ferocity, highly choreographed self-presentation, and sexual heat, has been going strong since 1951.
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Sherri's mama bear ferocity is necessary to turn the plot, just as Charlie's hysteria about Yale is, but in real life both would be subtler.
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Weeks later, she was placed in the care of Rosa Santana, a foster mother who was unfazed by Ms. Inoa Reynoso's defiance and stubborn ferocity.
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In recent interviews, elected officials, pastors, political strategists and voters all said they sensed far less ferocity around an issue that once electrified Alabama politics.
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"Few movies bore into a character's head as deeply as 'Krisha,' and with such uncompromising ferocity," Manohla Dargis wrote in her review for The Times.
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Elizabeth is as chilly and enigmatic as Maya, the C.I.A. analyst Ms. Chastain played in "Zero Dark Thirty," but with an added streak of ferocity.
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But their scale and density has a beauty and a ferocity that is entirely their own: They are at once tribal, industrial and fetishistically decorated.
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He writes with the ferocity of a writer who's finally getting his vision down, and he has to say it, has to get it out.
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Can you be honest to a fault, and does that fault lure you not merely into wild indiscretion but right to the brink of ferocity?
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Expect the canyons of Broadway to echo with shouts and screams this spring — and moaning and groaning and lamentation of an exceptional amplitude and ferocity.
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It's immediately clear Eve has an obsession with the freedom and ferocity of women assassins, and, in Villanelle, she finds the perfect avatar for said obsession.
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The fight will be remembered as a spectacular one, perhaps even as a classic, for its dramatic swings in momentum and the ferocity of the punching.
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As Harry's widow, Veronica is the de facto leader, but Davis plays her with such ferocity that you sense she would have been in charge anyway.
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Democratic subpoena power looms while the president lashes out like a blind hyena, and the world spins out of control with a ferocity unseen since 1968.
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Then just as quickly, she pulled her arms in, her hands closing, her eyebrows twisting with such ferocity, I took a step away from her. What?
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However, the ferocity of the Syrian army's offensive in eastern Ghouta has prompted Western condemnation and urgent pleas from United Nations humanitarian agencies for a ceasefire.
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Developments in Ealing will be watched closely by other councils amid an increase in the volume and ferocity of anti-abortion protests around Britain, campaigners said.
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I find this argument compelling, but Bacon's yearning toward sensational 'wounding' seems most concisely explained (if one wishes a convincing explanation) by Bacon's flagrant masochistic ferocity.
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At the same time, cyber and physical threats, as well as natural events of unparalleled ferocity and unpredictability pose new challenges to our increasingly electrified economy.
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Hurricane Harvey reserved its full ferocity for small towns along the Texas coast north of Corpus Christi, including Rockport, Texas, where storm chasers captured the scene.
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Gusty winds will move in with the front on Sunday, but the ferocity of the winds' speed is dependent on where the low pressure comes ashore.
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The raw ferocity of the piece, titled "Creation and Her Children" (2017), speaks to survival in spite of the devastation of the earth and indigenous cultures.
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And Xi, his strong political position notwithstanding, is not without enemies, partly due to the ferocity of his anti-corruption campaign targeting bloated Communist Party cadres.
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Chassis Engineer Ingo Albers The powertrain called for a similar compromise between efficiency and ferocity, resulting in Porsche's development of an industry-first two-speed gearbox.
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One of the most striking revelations was the ferocity of Lee's ambition: She was very invested in the success of both her book and the movie.
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On St. Barthélémy, another island in the French Caribbean known as an exclusive playground for the rich and famous, residents were surprised by the storm's ferocity.
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And any Democratic woman might face anxiety, expressed quietly by some concerned party members, about the ferocity with which Mr. Trump has savaged his female critics.
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"She embraced life with a joyous ferocity, though she never could escape a fundamental darkness created by loneliness," which she inherited from her quietly intellectual father.
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Their scale and ferocity raise questions about how nature will recover - and the fires are now affecting a much higher percentage of Australia's population, they say.
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Matthew Passion" praised Mr. Schreier for respecting the work's "natural equilibrium" by allowing dance rhythms to abound and giving full range to bursts of "theatrical ferocity.
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Her body bore 31 stab wounds, many of them to her hands, as if she had tried to shield herself from the ferocity of the attack.
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Directed by brothers Josh and Benny Safdie, "Uncut Gems" has garnered understandable praise for its sheer energy, as well as the manic ferocity of Sandler's work.
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Although pre-Trump politics of 2010 and 2014 may now seem benign, Obama underestimated the ferocity of the Republicans in the midterm elections during his presidency.
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What could be more patriotic than to stand up for these families, for those who lost everything as a result of the ferocity of these storms?
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Anyone still rooting for a Macron comeback was rudely awakened by the scale and ferocity of the Yellow Vest movement, whose mass demonstrations began in November.
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This was the quarry hunted in ''Sir Gawain and the Green Knight'' and Thomas Malory's ''Le Morte d'Arthur,'' a creature renowned for its formidable ferocity and power.
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In Texas, a woman's washer "exploded with such ferocity that it penetrated the interior wall of her garage," according to court documents reportedly filed earlier this year.
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They present a sort of antithesis to the old guard sonically as well — bringing a a lighter, more energetic tone to their music without compromising their ferocity.
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"What will be fascinating to see is if he disavows the rules with the same ferocity when he wins as he does when he loses," Sweet said.
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The mascot was designed to have a friendly expression in an effort to dissociate Vucko from the ferocity of an actual wolf and make him more approachable.
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From the get-go, tracks like "Damaged" and "Corpse Slayer" rage with an unforgiving ferocity that is both cathartic and galvanizing in resistance against the ruling elite.
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Though abortion for pregnancies up to 217 weeks became legal in 218, the volume and ferocity of anti-abortion protests have been increasing, women's rights campaigners say.
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Irma reserved it greatest ferocity for islands in the Caribbean, practically wiping out the island of Barbuda, and stripping the lush vegetation of the Virgin Islands bare.
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According to British press reports, KHC's executives were taken aback by the ferocity of CEO Paul Polman's rebuff, along with its cold reception from the British government.
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The ferocity of the primary gives Donnelly space to position himself as a bipartisan legislator, and he posted his best fundraising total of his career last quarter.
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The disaffection and distrust evident in so much of the American electorate festers with special ferocity among young Latinos, the fastest growing segment of the American electorate.
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I'm still ecstatic, because I thought I understood the makings of Joseph — someone who's grounded in so much love and grace and humor and a little ferocity.
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Many Clinton allies chafed at Mr. Sanders's continued ferocity late in the Democratic primary season, long after many in her campaign believed the race was effectively over.
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He insisted that protests against the policy — as well as the ferocity of the anti-Trump "resistance" in general — only fueled the president's popularity among his base.
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It's much more difficult to build an entirely new world—to abide by an ethical vision with a ferocity that requires you to break all the rules.
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As the minority party in Congress and with a President Trump in the White House, Democrats will need to bring people together around issues with new ferocity.
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In the case of Crawford, the furies of her performances are matched by her domestic rages; she cleans her house ferociously and disciplines Christina with equal ferocity.
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The ferocity of Maria bears striking similarities to Hurricane Andrew, the Category 5 hurricane which hit the Bahamas and Florida in 1992, says CNN meterologist Pedram Javaheri.
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Both teams played with the extraordinary ferocity of competitors who do not want to lose with house money, with much shouting after makes and profanity after errors.
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But before PEZ could get the egg hunt going in an orderly fashion, some parents rushed the field with their children, grabbing up candy with fearsome ferocity.
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The blackened and bullet-ridden facade of two hotels near Kirkuk's governorate building, one of the targets of the attack, are a clear sign of its ferocity.
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"We've never seen anything like this," said Trina Grant, 40, who grew up in California but was not prepared for the ferocity of this year's fire season.
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There's no one else in hockey who can angle players off to protect the puck, or change direction and speed with such ferocity as No. 87 does.
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The residual hatreds and feelings of injustice left by the unpunished crimes of World War II helped fuel the ferocity of Yugoslavia's civil wars in the 1990s.
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Moore's supporters, in particular have seized on this idea with ferocity after Young Nelson admitted she added the date and location after Moore's signature in the yearbook.
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This focus on the ferocity of the war is not meant to paper over the flaws in the agreement that are meant to help bring about peace.
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And the borders between "truth and illusion," to quote a favorite phrase of Martha's, are zigzagging with a new ferocity that even they can't keep up with.
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Hong Kong: The growing ferocity of some antigovernment demonstrators risks alienating moderate supporters and plays to Beijing's characterization of those protesting the mainland's encroachments as riotous mobs.
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The piece ended with a graveyard dance, Ravel's unflagging rhythm accelerating into ferocity: The effect — as of the whole hourlong piece — both somber and exhilarating, even hopeful.
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Her monologue, about the struggles of black women, had an immediacy and ferocity that led to a bond between them — as friends, actors and, eventually, writing partners.
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AFTER PETROL subsidies were slashed, protests of surprising ferocity have flared up across the country—and neither the government nor the demonstrators seem to be backing down.
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Sosa is mainly to thank for the ferocity of "sage," a track that flexes a more intense, dark side than we're used to seeing from the composer.
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But it's the obsessiveness and ferocity of Mr. Trump's pushback against the Russian allegations, often untethered from fact or tact, that is making an uncertain situation worse.
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The Massachusetts Democrat set her sights on taking down Bloomberg and seemed to blindside the former New York mayor with the bluntness and ferocity of her attacks.
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According to a study on the 20193 heat events, we've entered "a new climate regime," featuring "extraordinary" heat waves on a scale and ferocity not seen before.
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"Although somewhat undersized, he possessed a ferocity and determination that earned him the nickname The Dynamite Kid," said the announcement, which did not state a cause of death.
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Aides say she was ready for the backlash - if perhaps not the ferocity of it - believing that when the parliamentary vote comes, her main message will focus minds.
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Elizabeth Jennings is an archetype of feminine ferocity (she's also hands-down my favorite character) and she passes a lot of her grit on to her daughter, Paige.
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Rare Beyoncé bars were dropped with a ferocity that stopped the music world and made it incredibly clear that the people are dying for a Beyoncé rap album.
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David White, a Deloitte partner, spoke to SMH about the annual report, saying Chinese retailers hadn't yet entered the Australian market with the ferocity of their U.S. competitors.
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Japan has been charmed by Osaka's off-court humility and genuineness as much as her on-court ferocity and that unpretentiousness came through in her post-match comments.
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And if Yates really wanted to prove her ferocity, he might have chosen to share an example of her truly kicking ass rather than one that involves romance.
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Man "was made for rude combat" and "crude ferocity," Caldwell writes in the novel "Bright Flows the River," which Hannity, a martial-arts practitioner, cites as a favorite.
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In 1948, he walks away from a Harvard scholarship in order to join Bonwit's training program in New York City, such is the ferocity of that devilish fire.
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Dancers have little room to hide in "The Seasons" and perhaps the ballet's tornado ferocity is part of the point: Like the weather, it's out of their control.
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Guerrero's 2-year-old daughter rushes my legs, growling in play ferocity — but she's grinning, with the confidence of someone who's never met something she couldn't face down.
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Absolutely." And David Axelrod said, "It's indisputable that there was a ferocity to the opposition and a lack of respect to him that was a function of race.
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In the final monologue, Salome — sung with shocking ferocity by the Lithuanian soprano Asmik Gregorian — delivers her cri de coeur while standing in a shallow pool of milk.
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The ferocity of the bombings raised fears that the hostilities could spiral into a war, though analysts said neither side seemed eager to have an all-out conflict.
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By 1989, Mr. Duterte, who was already cultivating an image as a tough-talking mayor who valued bravery and ferocity, was the godfather at General dela Rosa's wedding.
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A confrontational core of Hong Kong's antigovernment protesters have acted with greater ferocity in recent weeks, attacking individuals and smashing and torching storefronts, banks, cafes and subway entrances.
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It is also written in his crowded features and high color, the vocal ferocity of his anger, his tendency towards gesticulation, the straying wisps of his white hair.
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It is as if some unseen adversary has copied Mr. Trump's own velocity and ferocity in an attempt to destroy him, several people close to the president said.
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This happens in 1990, but the book also has a section (and a brave heroine) at Toneybee in 1929 — and it's here that Ms. Greenidge's ferocity breaks through.
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While Instagram has not been criticized with the same ferocity as YouTube (dubbed "the Great Radicalizer" by The New York Times), it certainly has its share of problems.
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Only in a couple of moments, when the focus isn't even on him, does he let down Boesman's guard enough to suggest the fear undergirding so much ferocity.
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We were living, then, in what might be called the opioid pre-epidemic; the barometer had begun to dip, but few suspected the ferocity of the coming storm.
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"Like George and Amal Clooney, we were shocked by the size, ugliness, and ferocity of the white supremacist gathering in Charlottesville," SPLC President Richard Cohen said in a statement.
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The tail wags back and forth independently, the mouth opens and closes with ferocity, and the body and arms move as naturally as anything you've seen in Jurassic Park.
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Which explains at least some of the ferocity of the demonstration flight it put on Monday afternoon at the Paris Air Show, one of the aviation world's largest gatherings.
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This week, the extreme ferocity of nature is well-documented in galleries by BuzzFeed News, showing the aftermath of storms and flooding in both the American Midwest and Mozambique.
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Ms. King, who was TV's 2015 M.V.P. between her work on "The Leftovers" and the previous season of "American Crime," betrays the fear of falling that underlies Terri's ferocity.
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The European Central Bank said on Thursday it is no longer willing to increase the speed or ferocity of its already-reduced monthly asset purchases program if conditions warrant.
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The ferocity of clashes that had raged through much of the day appeared to reduce somewhat in the area because of the advance, the British-based monitoring group said.
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The ferocity of the return to backwardation on the LME seems to have been in part down to one of those large-position clashes that often enliven spread trading.
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Nour said assaults on the southern periphery of the rebel-held areas of Aleppo had died down, but "on the northeastern front, the regime attempts are of increasing ferocity".
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"Like George and Amal Clooney, we were shocked by the size, ugliness, and ferocity of the white supremacist gathering in Charlottesville," said SPLC President Richard Cohen in a statement.
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Harvey's heroes When Harvey struck Texas, with a ferocity experts say the Lone Star State has not seen in more than a century, millions found themselves in its path.
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She has concluded that in the last few centuries spotted-cat motifs have been used to attract attention and exude power, ferocity, independence, sophistication, sensuality and sometimes outright debauchery.
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Schlafly was one of the most polarizing figures in American public life, a self-described housewife who displayed a moral ferocity reminiscent of the ax-wielding prohibitionist Carry Nation.
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The storm's ferocity surprised residents, as it first came on the country's radar as a tropical storm before it jumped to a Category 5 in just a few days.
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Donald Trump won his party's nomination because he managed to outdo each of his rivals in the ferocity and unreasonableness of his opposition to the party's various hated classes.
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Footage from Sandra Bland's ill-fated arrest in 2015 was recently released, and in it, we can see a Texas state trooper yelling at Ms. Bland with increasing ferocity.
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When he pleaded for the audiologist to remove it, Simeon claims she yanked it out of his ear with such ferocity, it took out a portion of his eardrum.
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As the man passed by, she gave him a look of such elegant and devastating ferocity that I thought he might evaporate mid-stride, leaving only the earbuds behind.
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Veterans of past Washington battles on the borders of law and politics said that the president's pushback was to be expected, but that its ferocity and timing were unusual.
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Tidal waves, known locally as "king tides" or "inundations", flood the land regularly with increasing ferocity, leaving behind piles of car tyres, tin cans and other waste and debris.
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After growing up believing that "being a black gay boy is a death wish," he takes to openly gay collegiate life with a "ferocity" that alarms his college friends.
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The men in their community, particularly Laurie (Timothée Chalamet), are overwhelmed by their ferocity of spirit, and look upon their strong-willed closeness with wonder that tips into envy.
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Such fires are common in Australia's hot, dry summers, but the ferocity and early arrival of the fires in the southern spring this year have caught many by surprise.
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It seems clear that Mr. Hayes was recruited by every institution from Goldman Sachs to Citigroup, not in spite of his ferocity in manipulating Libor, but because of it.
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Finally, there's Nicki Minaj, whose intelligence, ferocity, rhythmic and performative genius and sheer determination offers a rebuke to anyone — man, critic, fellow artist — who might dare to dismiss her.
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These poems, also filled with numerous images of jazz — about which Gold is passionate — and intricate references to cultural history, make Gold's poems come alive with an unexpected ferocity.
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In 22017, Obama gave the military the green light to accelerate its campaign on ISIS "on all fronts," and under Trump the campaigns took on new speed and ferocity.
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By the end of the following decade, Picasso had shifted his attentions to another woman, but that same ferocity would return in the form of blistering depictions of Olga.
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Holly's dawning realization of the horrors of Ben's former life is heartbreaking to watch, but this gives way to a growing ferocity as Holly resolves to keep her son safe.
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Every once in a while, a publication latches onto a subject with such zeal and ferocity, it's impossible to imagine one entity existing (or at least thriving) without the other.
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For so long, the palpable ferocity in the rhymes of Minaj were aimed clearly at imaginary foes, issued as warnings, or hints of what she was capable of when pushed.
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As the engraving over the Tenth Circuit's bench reads, "reason is the soul of all law"; intelligence, teamed with ferocity and compassion—even against tall odds—can change the world.
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The Boeing leadership fight, however, is unusual - both in the magnitude of the losses claimed by the Nevada family and the ferocity of Bernstein Litowitz's investigation of the family's claims.
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In his strongest debate performance so far, Rubio took the lead in the anti-Trump effort, attacking his opponent with a ferocity that was definitely not present in previous debates.
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" Asked whether it was hard to get things done in light of the ongoing Russia investigation, Trump admitted she was "a little blindsided" by distractions she attributed to media "ferocity.
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Setting himself up for low expectations ("this game is actually really hard"), it doesn't take long for his ferocity and physique to attract the attention of the punters around him.
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When her husband Barack decided to run for president in 2007, Michelle said she was unprepared for the extreme ferocity and criticisms that awaited her family along the campaign trail.
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Among the factors cited behind the fires' ferocity are high winds, the start of fires at night, heavy vegetation that dried out after a hot summer and dry conditions. 236.
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We can dampen the ferocity of the flames -- the size of fires will depend mostly on the winds, but their intensity will depend on the fuel characteristics of the landscape.
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Bushfires are a common and deadly threat in Australia's dry summers but the ferocity and early arrival of this outbreak in the southern hemisphere spring has caught many by surprise.
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The look of the area reminded her of a horror or science fiction film she'd seen, but the ferocity of the fire was so disorienting she couldn't remember its title.
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By the early 20th century, violence against indigenous peoples, immigrants and African-Americans reached a new ferocity, and nativist and racist demagogues entrenched a politics of dispossession, segregation and disenfranchisement.
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TV and film are in the thick of an unprecedented sociopolitical reckoning, the first ever of such scale and ferocity, a microcosm of our ever-more-literal national culture war.
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I wanted to take the situations at face value: the encounter with animal ferocity, with danger, with fear, with monstrous things — two people get eaten after all, that's quite violent!
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In Law, Sorrentino found an actor who can embody Pius's ferocity and self-absorption with a silken smile and steely-eyed gaze that are as welcoming as they are sinister.
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It's a mournful, terrifying book — classic horror meets eco-thriller, a story about the ferocity of maternal love and its inadequacies in the face of a world we have destroyed.
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"Ever since I can remember, I played better against bigger players on bigger courts," she told me, her high, soft voice a contrast to the ferocity she displays on court.
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While the pianist thrashes away at a collection of pitches, her mobiles and their shadows twist calmly in front of the lights, creating a potent contrast with the instrumental ferocity.
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Sarah Bridge, 55, who lives in South Herefordshire, close to England's border with Wales, told the BBC that she and her neighbors were shocked by the ferocity of the weather.
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Sarah Bridge, 55, who lives in South Herefordshire, close to England's border with Wales, told the BBC that she and her neighbors were shocked by the ferocity of the weather.
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He lashes out at the smallest perceived slight with ferocity, while praise of any kind is so intoxicating to him that he is blind to where that praise comes from.
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The United Nations Commission of Inquiry on Syria says "the scale and ferocity of attacks has increased dramatically, resulting in multiple reports of civilian casualties," and three hospitals being hit.
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The outburst of "Der Stürmische Morgen" had Beethovenian ferocity; the closing chords of "Das Wirsthaus," while in excess of what's called for in the score, were a climactic gut punch.
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For thousands of Chileans, the ferocity of the fires has left few options other than to try to get to a safe place and wait for the flames to pass.
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My father, the true son of his father and grandfather, was born into the character of American greatness, was convinced of the need to defend it with ferocity and faith.
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President Donald Trump has made press-bashing a regular feature of his rallies and presidency, but he went after the media with special ferocity on Tuesday night in Phoenix, Arizona.
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At 21 minutes, this is the longest of the group's three full-length releases, and the only one that tempers the band's ferocity with even a hint of breathing space.
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And Mr. Pompeo, who usually avoids gaps between his positions and Mr. Trump's, spent much of his day portraying Russia as untrustworthy, with a ferocity Mr. Trump has never shown.
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He has plenty of poetic company, all seduced by the color, beauty and teeny tininess of the hummingbird but failed to notice the ferocity burning in its rapidly beating heart.
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When heatwaves hit, as they are predicted to do with increasing frequency and ferocity, students can't go outside as it is too hot and streets swelter amid the "heat island effect".
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The island "experienced violence at a level of ferocity that we did not see even during the 30 year conflict," he said, adding that "everyone knows someone" who has been affected.
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Casting trans women as the heroes of the House of Evangelista and the villains of the House of Ferocity and letting them joust for glory in a fair fight is radical.
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Embodied with respect and ferocity by Frank Boyd in "The Holler Sessions," which runs through Friday at the Paradise Factory, Ray radiates a hard-core obsessiveness that's both scary and contagious.
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Even Trump routinely acknowledges her, if only to demean her in a ferocity he usually reserves for those running against him, even though she's not running against him for anything yet.
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" He said residents of the beleaguered city, particularly those in its eastern part, including 100,000 children, are "being subjected to deprivation, disease and death in increasing numbers and with increasing ferocity.
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SPREADS TEST The ferocity of the return to backwardation on the LME seems to have been in part down to one of those large-position clashes that often enliven spread trading.
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Libya's complex civil conflict, which involves an array of militias organized by town, tribe or ideology, burns with less ferocity than others in the Middle East, such as Yemen or Syria.
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Moss, as eyewitness to this horrible new world, looks out at it (and us) from beneath her hood with an expression of clenched, pale horror and anxiety — and something like ferocity.
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The insurance proved to be more than window dressing, as the Blue Jays stormed back with the ferocity of the thundershowers that had pelted away at the tarp during the delay.
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With the Mets four games out and opening a four-game series with the first-place Nationals, the teams traded blows with the ferocity of a pennant-race game in September.
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The aggressive raid suggests that it might be time to trade in the Nixon tattoo for a bullseye, especially given the ferocity of the arrest tactics employed by Mueller's FBI agents.
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Tracks like "War in the Name of Peace" through "Violator/Violated" effortlessly cross their Infest and Weekend Nachos influences with the streetwise ferocity of metallic hardcore-meets-grindcore blasts and stomps.
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You hustle with the ferocity of Venus and Serena combined to the nearest retailer, throw your money at the cashier, and, in great anticipation, finagle the product out of its packaging.
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Local electronic acts like DJ Hendrik, KSF, and Kanilsnældur showcased a tech-house ferocity and 4x4 ambition that rivaled any of the marquee heavy hitters I caught on the larger stages.
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"I've been in publishing for twice your life and I don't recall the velocity and ferocity of this kind of publication," Jane Friedman, the former chief executive of HarperCollins, told me.
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The 3.28 million figure was a "huge spike" that is "indicative of the ferocity of the sudden stop hitting the US #economy," tweeted Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic adviser at Allianz.
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The ferocity of the typhoon in some ways eclipsed Hurricane Florence on the other side of the world, pummeling the Mid-Atlantic Coast of the United States with life-threatening rains.
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Now we're once again in the peak of hurricane season, with Hurricane Florence bearing down on the Southeast coast with frightening ferocity and two other storms, Issac and Helene, behind it.
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The ferocity of the recent bushfires has heightened concerns that a warmer climate is changing the nature of Australia's weather, and there is only modest rainfall forecast for the months ahead.
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The ferocity of the attacks coming from the faction of the party allied with Stephen K. Bannon, the president's chief strategist, had General McMaster's associates convinced that it was no coincidence.
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In Belgrade, the show feels like a reminder of an era when Ms. Abramovic generated headlines with the vital ferocity of her art, rather than, say, puzzling feuds with Jay-Z.
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"When I Have Fears" didn't necessarily offer anything new—its debt to Joy Division was undeniable—but it was performed with a ferocity and conviction that took it beyond mere pastiche.
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Academics have taken to Twitter and other forms of social media to contest questions of scholarship and politics, and the resulting speed, ferocity, and imprecision have revolutionized how we treat our interlocutors.
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He also brought chilling ferocity to Figaro's aria, "Aprite un po' quegli occhi," when the valet thinks his bride, on their wedding night, is about to cheat on him with his boss.
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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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Once the Nashville-based non-profit, which has a history of helping animals displaced by natural disasters, heard about the oncoming storm, seemingly growing in ferocity each day, staff went into action.
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"Judging by the ferocity of the last two day's sell-off and today's further declines ... we look set to see some further August angst for investors," CMC Markets analyst Michael Hewson said.
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"I do think that being a mother of three has opened my heart in a way, and that helps me access that ferocity that all mothers feel for their children," she says.
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The problem had escalated with such ferocity in the early part of 2000 that it was costing us millions of dollars quarterly, and quite literally threatening to put PayPal out of business.
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I knew I loved him dearly and he loved me with the same ferocity… As he laughed and talked with me and my family, I forgot, for the moment, where we were.
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To show that he is neither going soft on the government in Kabul nor a tool of Pakistan's military spy agency, Mullah Mansour has had to redouble the ferocity of the insurgency.
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A Syrian government offensive to recapture all of Aleppo, with Russian air support and Iranian support on the ground, has been accompanied by bombing that residents describe as unprecedented in its ferocity.
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Most Canadian election debates are sober affairs, three or four people around a table discussing concrete policies with all the ferocity of a high school drama teacher and a group of bankers.
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Speaking of Trump, he is condemning and running against the Republicans in Congress with almost the same ferocity that Cruz condemns Republican leadership in Congress (in July, Cruz called McConnell a liar).
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And the regime has applied Thailand's strict lèse-majesté laws with ferocity, arresting people for the slightest perceived insult to the dignity of the king, his family or even his pet dog.
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For Jackson can be seen in hindsight to be merely an unfulfilled insurgency of political temperament; a prairie fire of the heart to which America, given time, would respond to with ferocity.
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The slapstick ferocity of Mr. Reiner's family drama is soon apparent when Gordon puts on a Halloween gorilla costume in a feeble attempt at scaring his mother (Ruth Gordon) to death. Mrs.
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As a result, the debates offered a ferocity more common on the eve of the Iowa caucuses than during early encounters when candidates normally would be introducing themselves and ballyhooing their accomplishments.
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Even if you didn't think he was disqualified for the ferocity of his conservative ideology, his reaction to these allegations tell us he's unworthy of the job for which he is nominated.
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They devoted the early part of Saturday's set to them, with Black Thought rapping with practiced ferocity, and the band turning its soothing, crisp sound into a balm for the whole park.
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For all the ferocity that fueled the fight from its outset, Monday's decision was met with muted interest from inside the halls of science to the crowded trading floors of Wall Street.
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Rules that might create a more pleasurable viewing experience could help, but the gems that draw — Maya Moore's picturesque jumper or Britney Griner's ferocity attacking the rim — are already present and underused.
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Establishment Democrats have been surprised by the longevity and ferocity of grassroots opposition to President Trump, which has been amplified in wave on wave since the women's marches that followed the inauguration.
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The attack in Chinartu district last Friday underlined the ferocity of fighting in many areas of Afghanistan even as speculation has increased about a possible ceasefire during a religious holiday this month.
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Her hilarity and ferocity paired with the seven-month-old fetus growing in her stomach makes for a fantastic sight and one of the most iconic stand-up specials of all time.
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Their tempos range from a blistering, blasting sprint to a hyper-distorted Cro-Magnon stomp, alternately cramming in black metal's intensity, hardcore ferocity, and sludgy doom's lumbering gait (or sometimes all three).
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But Smith's injury, on a third-quarter tackle that broke no rules, was another reminder that no amount of legislation or rules enforcement will eliminate the inherent ferocity of an N.F.L. game.
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He does the most difficult and most important work for his team, and has both the intuition and ferocity to understand and attack whatever that is from one moment to the next.
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AT THE PEAK of Kublai Khan's empire-building career, his reputation for ferocity was such that Mongol armies conquered some cities with handwritten notes, wrapped around arrows and fired over the walls.
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But the ferocity of this fight — and the speed with which people have staked out opposing lessons in the wreckage — also hints that change may come with great difficulty, if at all.
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However, aside from the legal argument, the document is remarkable for the ferocity with which it attacks Sanchez's character, accusing him eight times of a "betrayal" his sister Lauren, now Bezos's girlfriend.
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He will have little patience with NATO members who fail to meet defense spending commitments, but he will be fierce in defending America from enemies, and that ferocity will benefit our allies.
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ESTES PARK, Colo — The winter winds roar off the Continental Divide in Rocky Mountain National Park relentlessly, blasting our little town with such ferocity that sometimes I fear we might blow away.
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The Hall of Fame wrestler Gorilla Monsoon said in a video for Morales's induction that wrestlers remembered him as much for his kindness outside the ring as for his ferocity in it.
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And yet for those who were drawn to the raw-meat ferocity and garrulous showmanship of his campaign rallies, the centerpiece of the ceremony, his own first speech as president, did not disappoint.
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My Dictaphone, which I guard with a Kris Jenner-esque maternal ferocity, rarely leaves my sightline—so fearful am I that someone will delete my recordings before I have time to transcribe them.
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But one explanation for the ferocity of this year's fires, says Arizona State University fire historian Stephen Pyne, is that a wet winter, following the four-year drought, brought vegetation back to life.
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The universal law of unintended consequences rules with a special ferocity in espionage and covert action, because pervasive secrecy rules out the small, mid-course corrections that are possible in normal social pursuits.
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But Mr Obama's cool assessment of the mood of the nation is hard to reconcile with the unprecedented ferocity and range of protests breaking out against the president-elect in cities across America.
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Old classics like "Rebellion (Lies)" and "Ready to Start" were pounded out with controlled, good-natured ferocity, and "Sprawl II" (still maybe the band's crowning achievement) sparkled like it was always supposed to.
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He is a reader, earning fame in the Marine Corps for carrying works of Roman military history into warzones in his rucksack, even as he earned a simultaneous reputation for ferocity in combat.
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The Saturday Profile CHONGQING, China — ZHANG XIAOTAO, one of China's leading animation artists, grew up in a village in western China where the ferocity of the Cultural Revolution left indelible marks on everyone.
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The fire looked relatively small and manageable—a few smoking pockets in the black spruce that hazed the sky a sickly brown—but it was fought with the ferocity of a major blaze.
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An assumption underlies the ferocity of the left's resistance to Trump—that it would be deeply meaningful to defeat him, a sign that America still has some humanity and virtue left in her.
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To view our history and the ferocity of the Confederate soldier solely through the lens of slavery and by the slovenly standards of the present is dishonest and a disservice to our ancestors.
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The Panthers, too, are a rough-and-tumble team, and that attitude extends to include their quarterback, Cam Newton, who trucks opposing linebackers with more ferocity than most running backs in the NFL.
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He's not Ozzie Smith with the glove, either, and yet the Royals cling to him with a ferocity that suggests they see him as a secret weapon whose capabilities only they can discern.
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Anna expressed strength and weakness, and while staying true to herself, joyfully embodied the contradictions of all that is feminine: hence charm and violence, gentleness and ferocity, folly and lucidity, courage and fragility.
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Tony McClean, a cook at a Panama City restaurant, said the storm pounded his rental house with such ferocity that a pine tree punctured the roof, its jagged remains hovering over his bed.
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Gilda knows this principle better than most, since her experience with tragedy is as wide as the Hudson, and she attacks both trivial and impossible questions with endearingly clearheaded ferocity and good humor.
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Leaders in New York and New Jersey came under heavy criticism, but insisted that they had been caught off guard by the ferocity of the storm after early forecasts predicted just a dusting.
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And in a cumbersome allegorical role called Die Älte is the great Estelle Parsons, 92, who gives a performance of such bravura ferocity that the production's fiery special effects seem pallid beside her.
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We've all been there in the midst of a flagging evening out, the distance between the pub and the club seemingly endless, where the pints aren't quite going down with the necessary ferocity.
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At the same time he has shown almost no interest in working on legislation or even engaging members of Congress, he has tapped into his CEO instincts by using executive orders with increasing ferocity.
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The beat is a tinkle, not a gloomy horror soundtrack, and even though Cardi is rapping with ferocity, she's also stepping gingerly; the subject is her heart, and she doesn't want to fracture it.
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We're in the fourth month of an attack on Bahrain's civil society and political opposition, the ferocity of which hasn't been since since the violent crackdown on mass protests for democracy in early 2011.
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But the nickname also stems from the German moniker "Teufelhunden", or "devil dogs", thought to have been used by the Germans to describe the Marines due to the ferocity with which the Americans fought.
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There is a ferocity to children who grow there, a wastrel attitude to the owners of its houses, and a class schism that threatens fabric of the cities at the core of these places.
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Unlike most of their Northwestern brethren, Predatory Light take their primary influences from the Greek black metal gods of old, with solid nods to South America's ferocity and Italy's cryptic, cobwebbed atmosphere as well.
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When death finally arrives, we learn that the character Candy Ferocity (Angelica Ross in a sensational farewell performance) has been murdered, her body left discarded in a cheap motel closet by an unknown John.
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With the limited time allotted, Booker did not explore Pompeo's credentials, did not evaluate his education, experience, or wisdom — at least not with the same ferocity with which he attacked Pompeo's religiously-based convictions.
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The propaganda about Mr. Xi's time here offers only hints of the ferocity of the Cultural Revolution that drove him and the other sent-down youth to villages like Liangjiahe in the first place.
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That certainly lines up with the ferocity of the protests against legislative efforts to repeal the A.C.A. in early 2017 — and with the comparison to the energy of anti-Obamacare forces in earlier years.
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Since 2001, when John Howard, a conservative prime minister, turned back a ship which had rescued hundreds of asylum-seekers from a sinking vessel, most of them have policed the country's borders with ferocity.
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Canadians across the political spectrum said that while the world had grown used to Mr. Trump's social media rants, the ferocity and personal tone of the insults against Mr. Trudeau had crossed a line.
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One might ask, for example, why they have waged this particular campaign with such ferocity and single-mindedness: The United States generally enjoys among the lowest levels of traditional pollution in the developed world.
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The frequency and ferocity of the nighttime Taliban attacks are linked to attempts by Afghan forces, based in small checkpoints across the country, to hold territory that has been wrested away from the militants.
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"The shelling and aerial strikes have increased in intensity and ferocity and the area hit has widened with more intensity," Naji Mustafa of the Turkey-backed National Liberation Front (NLF) rebel group told Reuters.
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The ferocity with which she advocated for self-care, self-love, and self confidence through creative pursuits made her an undeniable force that helped trigger a new, more empowered phase within the fashion industry.
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"Few movies bore into a character's head as deeply as 'Krisha,' and with such uncompromising ferocity," Manohla Dargis wrote in her review, in which she designated this film a New York Times Critic's Pick.
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This pugnacious crustacean (not technically a shrimp) cocks back its hammer-limbs and smashes prey with such ferocity, a shockwave blows the claws clean off crabs and crumples clamshells like they were papier-mâché.
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Mr Mattis dislikes the sobriquet, and was better known among his men as a "warrior-monk" who combined ferocity in combat with a taste for reading Marcus Aurelius and other Roman thinkers in his tent.
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Barbara takes on her solitary task with the ferocity of any hero saving the world because no one else seems to be doing it, but she also tries to let other people into her life.
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He had a vein bulging out of his biceps, an eight-pack, and an unmistakable ferocity when it came to unleashing combinations of punches at a heavy bag that was almost bursting at its seams.
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Why you absolutely won't: It will be pissing it down with such intense ferocity and speed that your tent will begin to slowly slide its way down the hill like a shit-smothered helter skelter.
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The showdown in Houston, for instance, comes across as tacky rather than triumphant, its sexual politics smothered in salesmanship, and redeemed only by the ferocity of Stone's demeanor as she puts away yet another smash.
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Harper, a hospital nurse who lives with her writer husband, continues to tend the victims of the Dragonscale disease, as it's popularly called, even though they can ignite into a conflagration with sudden, unpredictable ferocity.
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" Wilkie said that viewing Confederate "history and the ferocity of the Confederate soldier solely through the lens of slavery and by the slovenly standards of the present is dishonest and a disservice to our ancestors.
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This is the emotionally fraught terrain Ms. O'Connell has walked with subtlety and ferocity over some 40 years as an actress, most prominently on the New York stage but also in film and on television.
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I've dealt with the fevers, the tantrums, the baby attitudes (how can so much ferocity be packed into a such small square footage?!), and the reminders that they are "big boys now," at age 5.
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No one expects curbs on Italian businesses, travel and social interaction to last beyond this crisis – they are the product of the unexpected ferocity of the outbreak, particularly the way it has overwhelmed Italian hospitals.
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Ms. Bhabha doesn't make specific claims for her work, but despite its ferocity and imposing presence, her title, "We Come in Peace," suggests that appearances — both in art and the real world — can be deceiving.
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In recent months, Trump's former campaign manager and national security adviser have both been charged with crimes by Robert Mueller, and the investigation is not just ongoing but apparently widening in its scope and ferocity.
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She is an extraordinarily formidable e-mailer, picking apart casual correspondence with the cool ferocity of a world-class logician; it sometimes felt as if Ludwig Wittgenstein was at the other end of the computer.
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It is part of a campaign of breathtaking scale and ferocity that has swept up hundreds of thousands of Chinese Muslims for weeks or months of what critics describe as brainwashing, usually without criminal charges.
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Lanthimos regards these questions as interesting puzzles, while Ms. Papoulia (an intense, quietly magnetic actress who also appeared in 'Dogtooth') brings an emotional ferocity that prevents the film from turning into an arch intellectual game.
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Op-Ed Contributor Chennai, India — In 1946, just months before independence, carnage unimaginable in ferocity and unprecedented in scale broke out against Hindus in Muslim-dominated East Bengal and against Muslims in Hindu-majority Bihar.
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" Among them, he said, was underestimating the effect of trade liberalization on a significant number of blue-collar workers and "the speed and ferocity with which technology would decimate certain sectors of the American workforce.
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"'American Dirt' is one of the most wrenching books I have read in the past few years, with the ferocity and political reach of the best of Theodore Dreiser's novels," said the now-deleted tweet.
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That same power is what finally undoes Bernadine, a tragic figure whom Woodard brilliantly dismantles piece by ravaged piece, tearing apart a false front — and the larger institution this woman faithfully upheld — with unapologetic ferocity.
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He's never been hit with the speed and ferocity that he's going to experience, and unless he chooses to run from Mayweather through the night, he's exposed to injury every time Mayweather takes a swing.
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And the ferocity that she — a 70-year-old megacelebrity with nearly 3.2 million Twitter followers — used to go after Mr. Trump seemed to perfectly capture what a surreal turn American politics took in 2016.
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Several defiant Republicans faced off against thousands of immigration reform advocates outside the Supreme Court on Monday in a lopsided showdown highlighting both the ferocity and partisanship of the fight over President Obama's executive actions.
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One shows "Cu Chi Guerrillas" (1963), a grainy black-and-white propaganda film in Vietnamese with English subtitles celebrating the ferocity of the Viet Cong fighters in a district outside of Ho Chi Minh City.
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"He introduced a camp ferocity to the mainstream and helped set a lot of kids like me free," wrote Owens in the show notes; in October, he will release a book about LeGaspi with Rizzoli.
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"Probably there has never been anything so expensive in our country's history; we've never done anything so historic in terms of damage and in terms of ferocity as what we've witnessed with Harvey," Trump said.
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Readers attentive to wolf sentences may not find many in "The Parade," but the final scene of the novel contains such ferocity that it offers good reason for all the tame language that precedes it.
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"The scale and ferocity of attacks has increased dramatically," the UN Commission of Inquiry on Syria said in a statement, pointing to both eastern Ghouta and fighting in a town to the north called Idlib.
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The ferocity onstage reflected the pressure in the race as it distills into a contest between the anti-establishment Mr. Trump and Mr. Cruz, followed by other candidates like Senator Marco Rubio of Florida and Gov.
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If one had to guess, it was in part the power of McDormand's perfectly composed delivery, a masterful handling of tone and ferocity, and in part the nature of the monologue from writer-director Martin McDonagh.
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My father, the true son of his father and grandfather, was born into a sense of the heart and character of American greatness and was convinced of the need to defend it with ferocity and faith.
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I felt like I was interfering in a very personal and painful ritual as she downed beers, tugged at her clothes, paced like a rabid animal and screamed with a ferocity that was anything but fabricated.
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Alas, in recent months, as the world has focused on the tragedy taking place in Iraq and Syria, Mr Erdogan has thrown those achievements away, relaunching Turkey's war on Kurdish militants with a deadly new ferocity.
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Many climate scientists say the ferocity of these storms validated precisely their projections that warming in the water and atmosphere, coupled with rising sea levels, would breed hurricanes with greater rain, wind, sea surge and flooding.
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The music was raw, and confrontational, its Second Wave ferocity balanced perfectly with the clean, complex (and utterly miserable) melodies drawn from screamo, punk, and hardcore that still form a crucial backbone to the band now.
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What better way to build anticipation and boost initial record sales than to release a video that reminds us of your raw, lyrical ferocity while speaking truth to power and shoring up support from black audiences?
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Officials of some advocacy groups say, however, that the appeals court decision and the general ferocity of this year's election have turned the arcane process of choosing election sites and polling hours into a partisan battleground.
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But for a woman to admit that she likes aggression, relishes controlled rage, thrives on ferocity and enjoys the feeling of gut-punches, well, that is unfathomable, or it seemed so to the Team U.S.A. reps.
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PANDAS AREN'T REALLY THE "IDEAL ZOO ANIMALS" — BUT IT'S GOOD FOR CHINA THAT THEY'RE SEEN THAT WAY The Roosevelt boys and others might have overestimated the panda's ferocity, but not as much as one might expect.
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Like all great actors, Mr. Washington commits to the performance, but every so often he also breathes fire, imbuing a scene with such shocking ferocity and bone-deep moral certitude that everything else falls blissfully away.
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What hooks and holds you is the magnetic emotional pull of the performances, and I mean all of them, as each character tries to wrestle with and backs off from the ferocity of the unraveling Her.
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On "Rich Sex," a collaboration with Lil Wayne, she has some of her familiar ferocity, rapping on behalf of women who know their worth, and against men who are not worth the time you give them.
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The cause remained under investigation, though several residents say it started on the fourth floor and quickly spread to the top of the building with a ferocity and speed that stunned the 250 firefighters who responded.
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There are certain elements that are common to the narrative of deadly wildfires: hot and dry weather, overgrown forests and a rushed evacuation, which may be a result of the fire's ferocity, poor planning or both.
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The morning blaze in the quiet streets of the suburb of Camp Hill shook residents, with some recounting in news reports that they had tried to extinguish the fire but were beaten back by its ferocity.
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How much more sense would it make to divert that trillion from shiny weapons that will never be used to rebuilding our coastal cities to resist the rising oceans and increasing frequency and ferocity of storms?
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It was her abundant political skills — strong on the stump, a warm manner with voters and ferocity with the opposition that seemed to spell trouble for Mr. Trump — that convinced many Democrats of Ms. Harris's potential.
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In a rare comment, Justice Kemal Bokhary of the city's highest court, the Court of Final Appeal, built on a high-profile 2012 statement that a legal storm of "unprecedented ferocity" threatened the former British colony.
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You have my blessing to pick some up here right now, tomorrow, even more if the pain continues, which may very well be the case given the ferocity of the Nasdaq portion of the sell-off.
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Roughly once out of every 2003 million doses given, the weakened vaccine virus reverts in the gut to the ferocity of wild-type polio, making a vaccinated child a potential source of infection instead of protection.
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"It's indisputable that there was a ferocity to the opposition and a lack of respect to him that was a function of race," said David Axelrod, Obama's former senior adviser and now a CNN senior political commentator.
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And yet the ferocity of the race to find this ideal electoral opponent could end up lethally wounding the final nominee: there is significant evidence suggesting that a vicious primary hurts a party in a general election.
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He said he saw the ferocity of the contest mainly as a response to Amazon's enormous success as the pioneer of cloud computing, which is now the foundation of much of the digital infrastructure of private industry.
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No one was under any illusion that the battle for Mosul was going to be easy or simple, but I think the ferocity of it is really driving home how tough this fight is going to be.
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The lean, stark aesthetic and apocalyptic vibe promised to dig even deeper into the wit and ferocity they'd honed on Ten$ion, as well as bring in more of the bananas verses we'd begun getting from Yolandi.
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Via humor, true ferocity, charismatic wackiness, and not much sentimentality, Sweetener paints a completely unexpected and honest (if at times abstract) picture of Grande right now – a year after tragedy and in the throes of romantic bliss.
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Liv Ullmann burst into prominence with Ingmar Bergman's "Persona," from 1966, in which she plays an actress fallen mute; her performance, with its extremes of vulnerability and ferocity, is central to the film and to the time.
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Rubio, Bush, John Kasich and Chris Christie are whacking each other with increasing ferocity, and they all appear to be pinning their hopes on a strong performance among the more moderate voters in the New Hampshire primary.
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Instead, in an onslaught of astonishing ferocity led by President Obama, they used their convention to portray Mr. Trump as a dangerously unstable figure and a friend of foreign despots like President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
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Let's hope that the L.S.O. rendition appears on disk in due course: the performance at Geffen combined a monumental architectural shape—no other work by Mahler comes as close to Bruckner—with moments of unchecked emotional ferocity.
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Droughts, common through China's history, have shown a new ferocity in the last two decades, with this year's episode shattering some records, even though its geographical spread was modest and it didn't last as long as some.
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The scratching she practices is of two basic types: hatching by means of a sharp etching instrument that define the flukes' outline; and tracks of a heavier tool used with a relative ferocity that clearly mimics disfigurement.
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We didn't even have him tagged at that level and someone got injured or whatever it was, and he sort of shows up, and he just played with a tenacity and a ferocity that sparks your interest.
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The current mayor, Rahm Emanuel, known for his ferocity — friends have described him as "Rahmbo" and a "heat-seeking missile" — became the city's latest political casualty when he announced this week he would not seek re-election.
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Serena Williams has gamely displayed different parts of her personality to the camera over the years, from frustration (the documentary "Venus and Serena") to ferocity (in Beyoncé's "Lemonade") to humor (in the mockumentary "7 Days in Hell").
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This was back when Italy only had a few recorded cases of the coronavirus, and long before the country, or really the rest of the world, had begun to grasp the scope and ferocity of the outbreak.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Warplanes bombed Aleppo on Friday with what residents described as unprecedented ferocity after the Russian-backed Syrian army announced an offensive to fully capture Syria's biggest city, killing off any hope of reviving a ceasefire.
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My father, the true son of his father and grandfather, was born into an enduring sense of the hard one character of American greatness, and was convinced of the need to defend it with ferocity and faith.
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China's Communists saw an existential threat in the mass demonstrations around the country demanding fundamental democratic reforms, and the ferocity with which Tiananmen was cleared left hundreds, perhaps several thousands, dead; the toll has never been given.
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" In a Times review after the production had transferred to New York, Ben Brantley wrote that Lloyd's staging "has a muscular strength and ferocity guaranteed to keep everyone in the theater in sustained fight-or-flight mode.
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Some forty years after the emergence of the Sex Pistols and the Ramones however, growing numbers of women, people of color, and queer musicians are channeling punk's adversarial ferocity to take on white supremacy, patriarchy, and heteronormativity.
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I mean, the threats toward women, and I have my own stories, I mean, I am not going to waste this time, I mean, I am as outspoken as the next, but the threats are growing in ferocity.
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WASPS BRED AS BIOLOGICAL WARFARE AGENTS It&aposs unclear exactly how widespread the species is (so far, they&aposve only been found at southeastern and southwestern coasts of Australia, according to the researchers), but its ferocity is unquestioned.
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When she does catch a flick, though, she texts me about it with a ferocity only matched by when she informs me that she ran into an old friend's mom in the parking lot of some local establishment.
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But a confluence of modern factors — namely America's rapid suburban expansion into the wilderness, combined with the growing ferocity of wildfires — is posing a host of new health threats to the men and women who fight these blazes.
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That combined with the blacklit settings and Mic's typical ferocity on the, erm, mic, makes this video feel like a particularly tense game of Halo or whatever the upcoming Call of Duty is called, the one in space.
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Trump and Cruz are running neck-and-neck in Iowa with less than 10 days to go until the early-caucus state heads to the polls, and have been attacking one another with increasing ferocity in recent days.
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The ferocity of the assault on Aleppo is driving many of the Western-backed anti-Assad groups to cooperate more closely with jihadist fighters, the opposite of the strategy Washington had hoped to pursue, rebel officials told Reuters.
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Surrounded by unkempt brush, the old, highly flammable city is in danger: With California's wildfires raging with unprecedented ferocity in recent years, one spark could doom Nevada City to the same fate that neighboring Paradise met in November.
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"So in the late 20th and early 21st century, with these hot droughts, fires are ripping now with a severity and ferocity that's unprecedented," says Tom Swetnam, a dendrochronologist who did a lot of that tree-ring work.
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While the first three will surely add some ferocity to animoji's otherwise gentle menagerie—and serve as a welcome tool for chewing out blundering friends and colleagues via cartoon animal—it's the last one that caught our eye.
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The ferocity of "Sheriff Joe", a gruff, bearlike 84-year-old, could yet send him to jail: a federal judge recently recommended that he be prosecuted for defying court orders to cease patrols that target people by race.
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During her time as speaker, Pelosi's ferocity -- in the face of all-but-impossible odds -- was essential to passing historic, progressive legislation into law, such as the Affordable Care Act that so many rely on for health insurance.
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The ferocity of the #DeleteUber movement is a warning for technology companies: If you're going to benefit from the industry's capitalist-hippy playbook in good weather, customers will expect you to back those values when things get stormy.
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When Kano hopped on Fire in the Booth last year he spat flames until Charlie Sloth turned purple in the face, smashing the explosion sample with the ferocity of a clerk hitting the panic button during a robbery.
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Then my son was born, and what shocked me most — more than the surprising goriness of my body's healing, more than the strange sounds newborns make, more than the ferocity of my nursing-mother appetite — were the nights.
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At 275 feet 21959 inches and 21978 pounds, he was big, quick and strong, a pass rusher who combined ferocity and finesse and a staunch run stopper who had a knack for knowing where a play was going.
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He prizes victory above government — his first ambition as a child was to be "world king" — and his political career has been marked by ferocity of campaigning and indifference in office, as both London mayor and foreign secretary.
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Credit...Francis Kokoroko for The New York Times IN THE COASTAL TOWN of Elmina, Ghana, the Atlantic Ocean crashes against the rocks with such a ferocity, I make our kids move back away from the gray-blue water.
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What's more, many are unnerved by the ferocity of Erdogan's response to the coup, with tens of thousands of soldiers, civil servants, judges and academics fired, arrested or suspended in the past week and a state of emergency imposed.
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DROUGHTS COMMON Droughts, common through China's history, have shown a new ferocity in the last two decades, with this year's episode shattering some records, even though its geographical spread was modest and it didn't last as long as some.
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"I love the idea that Wakanda had the realization — probably thousands of years ago — that there is a ferocity, a power, an ability, a focus, and a single-mindedness in women that needed to anchor their nation," said Gurira.
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In a match coinciding with the Spain v Italy clash at Euro 2016 in France, the Spanish world number two and her battling Italian opponent, ranked 65 places below, entertained the Centre Court with intense rallies of relentless ferocity.
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They're not the the sort of band to do ever something halfway, the tropical beats and pure pop they experimented with on their self-titled album are now in full bloom with a hefty dose of pop-punk ferocity.
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On Team USA, Russell Westbrook's full-court ferocity comes out not only in the relentless pace to which he pushes the offense, but also in the hounding defense we last saw him display consistently when he was at UCLA.
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It's as though this man were no more than the sum of his sufferings, and viewers must decide whether Joe's care for his mother, or his bid to save Nina, is enough to redeem the ferocity of his crimes.
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But just as urgent is the need to find candidates who understand what has become of national politics and now are willing to go after their opponents with the same ferocity and ruthlessness as many of their Republican opponents.
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And Ms. Stewart, a tremendously disciplined actress, holds onto just enough of the magnetism that made her a movie star to allow us to see the character both ways, and to understand the ferocity of Jamie's attraction to her.
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Thanks to the taut acting of Eric Bryant and Fajer Kaisi, the excitement is contagious, and the audience at Westport Country Playhouse shares the heady intoxication and concentrated ferocity generated by the piling up of enormous amounts of money.
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Toronto-based Lido Pimienta won at this year's Polaris gala last night for her 2016 album La Papessa, a forward-thinking release that balances Pimienta's political and personal viewpoints and delivers both with ferocity and danceable beats to spare.
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But none of these efforts have provoked the kind of tumult that this year's helmet rule has spawned as the league tries to balance its inherent ferocity with the practical imperative of keeping its high-priced work force functioning.
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"I will never hate myself/The way you want me to," Alex Luciano informs her absent ex, with the sweet clarity of her voice riding verses that seethe and rumble with a ferocity that harks back to the Who.
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While the neighbors give Frankie the side-eye, she is driven crazy by a feral single mom, Rita Glossner (played with hilarious ferocity by Brooke Shields), whose family has all the pathologies the Hecks lack: drugs, violence, absent dads.
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Around Branson, a showy city that draws throngs of tourists to the Midwest, residents said the storm had come up suddenly on Thursday evening, only a short time after weather officials had issued warnings, and with a shocking ferocity.
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After 1968, President Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger adopted the war in Vietnam as their own, and prosecuted it with increasing ferocity and futility for five more years, and the war continued for another two after the American withdrawal.
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Like Zika itself, rumors about it have replicated with viral ferocity through social media and word of mouth, frustrating the Brazilian authorities as they grapple with a poorly understood pathogen whose origins and implications are still something of a mystery.
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These tweaks to the Twitter embed doctrine are beneficial to just about everyone, but I could argue that there are more pressing social issues that occur on the social network (like harassment) that need to be addressed with the same ferocity.
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At a press conference Wednesday, Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea acknowledged the possibility that some residents may never be found, given the power and ferocity of the fire, and that some residents returning home may stumble upon pieces of bone.
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Even when these full-throated rock songs come back to familiar genre tropes like the blues rock freakout "Earn Your Heaven" or the "down to the river" line on "Reason To Believe," it's performed with such earnest ferocity it effortlessly works.
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I wanted it to compete with the first Jane's Addiction record and Guns 'N Roses, and in our minds we wanted it to have the pop sensibility of the Partridge Family but the live ferocity of the Who's Live At Leeds.
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The same live-wire athleticism and fearless ferocity that would make him a legend on the court—and, as of Friday's induction in Springfield, a member of the Basketball Hall of Fame—made him a force on the gridiron, too.
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Vote Leave—supposedly the more liberal of the pro-Brexit outfits—now bangs on about foreign criminals and terrorists with such recklessly divisive ferocity that Khalid Mahmood, a Labour MP, has left the campaign over what he calls its "racist" messages.
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But, regardless of the ferocity with which Trump's ideological adversaries argue that his presidency will begin with a violation of the Foreign Emoluments Clause, it might be time to forget about that word and turn our attention to more serious matters.
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"Probably there has never been anything so expensive in our country's history, we've never done anything so historic in terms of damage and in terms of ferocity as what we've witnessed with Harvey," Trump said during a meeting with Gov.
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If you examine the signal moments of Afro-Latin music in New York since the mid-1970s, you'll often find the trombonist Papo Vazquez in the picture, brash and precise, helping to drive the music, giving it snap and ferocity.
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Played by Talene Monahon with such take-no-prisoners ferocity that she awakened the sleeping man in front of me during a fight scene, Blanche is the daughter of a rich slumlord (Terry Layman), who has raised her in luxury.
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The ferocity of the bombardment, which has included repeated air strikes on hospitals in rebel-held areas, has drawn intense criticism from aid agencies, with the U.N.'s rights chief on Tuesday warning it may amount to a war crime.
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Interestingly, while boxing at the time was terribly brutal in length, ferocity, and even the natural elements (Power and Molineaux both lost while fighting in the rain), for all three of these men, fighting was preferable to the typical immigrant experience.
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Gula was for years an unnamed celebrity after an image of her a teenage Afghan refugee was featured on National Geographic magazine's cover in 1985, her striking green eyes peering out from a headscarf with a mixture of ferocity and pain.
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The video of Ms. Momberg became a sensation partly for the ferocity of her rant, which lasted for several minutes, and included her yelling at officers, using the explosive epithet 48 times, and making explicit her animus toward black people.
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Absolutely." This public admission was a first from the president, and Axelrod was even more direct, saying, "It's indisputable that there was a ferocity to the opposition and a lack of respect to him that was a function of race.
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The youngest of my children, he is also the most emotional, expressing his love for me and my wife with such sudden ferocity that his hugs can take our breath away, while his experience of pain was invariably laced with drama.
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It's a world of complacent and foolhardy managers who fight budgetary and turf wars with more ferocity than they battle the monsters that they are supposed to contain, while a handful of working stiffs try to keep the dam from breaking.
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On the sideline, where I have watched plenty of games, the speed and size of the mammoth players, the ferocity of the collisions, the constant crack of pads pounding pads, usually leaves the uninitiated awe-struck but also a little shaken.
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Nobody on the planet is capable of playing with such refined ferocity as James is — and he has again positioned the Cavaliers on the sport's biggest stage, as fans from around the world tune in for the finals this month.
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But that's where I got the sense of that whole world: the type of dances they do, the lingo, the ferocity of wanting to win and the despair of not being the best and being in competition with your friends.
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His conducting also brought out a new ferocity in Mr. Kaufmann and Ms. Petersen, two longtime collaborators of Mr. Petrenko's who had never before sung together in Munich, but who performed as if they'd been sharing a marquee for years.
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In Iraq, General Votel said that in just the past 37 days, as the fight moved into the denser western side of Mosul, 284 of the Iraqi forces had been killed and 1,600 more wounded, underlining the ferocity of the battles.
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"Probably there has never been anything so expensive in our country's history, we've never done anything so historic in terms of damage and in terms of ferocity as what we've witnessed with Harvey," Trump said during a meeting with Texas officials.
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Ms. Ashton's smile at the start (which, in narrative terms, is also the end) falls away to reveal an ache you sense will never subside, while Mr. Hiddleston has charisma and ferocity as Robert, the most feral of the three.
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The ferocity of that schedule is a reminder that when the match in Toulon was first called off, Bath's owner, Bruce Craig, suggested that it might be impossible to fit a replay into a season already compressed because of the World Cup.
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Street Fighter V's F.A.N.G portrays some of the most classically derogatory Asian stereotypes—villainous, weak, conniving, effeminate—with such ferocity, it is astounding that it passed through so many eyes in Capcom without comment and continues to do so with its players.
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The danger posed by Vindman's testimony was underscored by the ferocity of the attacks against him by Trump's media allies — attacks that included unsubstantiated allegations that he had dual loyalty to Ukraine or that he had been working to undermine the president. Rep.
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The department pursued incidents filed by consumers in three U.S. states, including claims by a Texas woman that her washer "exploded with such ferocity that it penetrated the interior wall of her garage," comparing the explosion to the sound of a bomb.
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You know that scene in The Notebook, where Ryan Gosling tells Rachel McAdams that he had actually written to her every day for a year, grabs her face, and rain-kisses her with such ferocity that she nearly ricochets off the boat deck?
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When he's faced with the colossal pressure of rebounding from the loss of his title, what terrifying levels of ferocity will he be capable of, and is there a fighter alive with the cojones to get in there with him to find out?
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The ferocity of that debate was on display throughout a meeting of the State Senate's Transportation and Housing Committee, which met to vote on a divisive bill that would force local governments to accept higher-density projects around transit centers like train stations.
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Despite the ferocity of the bombardment of the past few days and the start of a new ground offensive, the regime and its allies will struggle to take and hold territory unless they can traumatise the civilian population into a mass exodus.
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The United States has accused Russia during its aerial bombing campaign in Syria of not targeting Islamic State targets with the same ferocity or frequency it has demonstrated against what Washington says are more moderate groups opposed to President Bashar al-Assad.
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To my right, I noticed a rat on top of a dumpster and then another rat, which darted out from the darkness, climbed up the side of the dumpster on a loose chain and began attacking the other rat with vicious ferocity.
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A lot of what she does — the details, the elegant ferocity — traces back to John Bonham of Led Zeppelin; the unrelenting fever of a Pinkwash song, and the yelping tone of Mr. Doubek's vocals, recalls the 1990s band At the Drive-In.
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It is clear that the Founding Fathers, who lived before the invention of the Gatling gun, could not have envisioned musket-armed civilians, who could fire only one round per minute, commanding the right to hunt turkeys, or humans, with modern ferocity.
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Like "Revolt," a call for feminist revolution that a critic for The Telegraph likened to "a cluster-bomb of subversion" when the Royal Shakespeare Company produced it in 2014, they have a ferocity that is utterly absent from the playwright's personal demeanor.
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The boxer, Anthony Taylor, known for his take-a-punch-to-give-a-punch ferocity, froze under the unforgiving lights of crisis care at St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital, where a chorus of beeping monitors and exhaling respirators sang of lives at the precipice.
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In one of the finest, Bobby just wordlessly drives away from Jack, and Mr. Elliott lets you see the ferocity of the brothers' love — and their pain — in eyes that have begun to water and in a stone face that will shatter.
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Even the Daily Mail newspaper, which, under its former editor, Paul Dacre, pushed Brexit with unbridled ferocity and policed the political class for the slightest hint of apostasy, has softened under Mr. Dacre's successor, Geordie Greig, offering lukewarm support for the prime minister.
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Given the ferocity of the opposition to free trade on Capitol Hill, and the fact that NAFTA was used as a political punching bag throughout the campaign, the odds that lawmakers would approve a tweaked version of the trade deal seem slim.
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He was born and raised in Kathmandu, Nepal, but has family roots in the Kham region, whose sweep of mountains and grasslands is often described as the Wild West of Tibet, and whose people, Khampas, are historically known for their ferocity in combat.
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Mr. Erdogan had surprised many with the ferocity of his campaign in the local elections in Istanbul and Ankara, and some analysts have pointed to the importance of the big cities as a source of wealth for his network of family and friends.
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A description of the crime scene from an article written by Robert Rand for Playboy, in 1991, begins to approximate the effect those photos might have had, if just barely: It was a slaughter of a ferocity rarely seen outside of war.
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There is a valid case to be made that what we witnessed Monday night — the sheer volume and ferocity of Trump's interjections — had to do with the gender dynamic at play and with Trump's flagrant disregard for conventional norms, including debate decorum.
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The final margin in the primary belied the ferocity of the campaign, which began with the charge that Ms. Nixon was an "unqualified lesbian" by a top surrogate for Mr. Cuomo and ended with a mailer accusing her of silence on anti-Semitism.
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But, as usual, there is more than a nugget of truth smothered under Mr. Trump's helping of ad hominem sauce: The ferocity of today's politics does seem to have been good for the bottom lines of the news industry as a whole.
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The large scale at which they work allows us to marvel at the visibility of the artist's hand, where micro becomes micro: breaks where bristles do not quite touch, or small splatters of ink that signify the ferocity at which they leapt.
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Anticipating the slasher boom that would begin four years later with "Halloween," Leatherface (played with hulking abandon by Gunnar Hansen, who died in 2015) hunted his prey with ferocity and panache, using a hammer, a meat hook and, of course, a chain saw.
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"To avoid criticism of them, the Chinese government is trying with increasing ferocity to use its economic and diplomatic clout to silence critical voices abroad and to undermine global institutions that protect human rights," Roth told a news conference at the United Nations.
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The growing ferocity this month of Kilauea's eruptions, which are burying home after home under rivers of molten rock, has provoked questions about how thousands of families managed to put down stakes in such a disaster-prone domain in the first place.
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But the ferocity of the dispute this time reveals a much deeper debate on the left: Should a commitment to economic justice be the party's central and dominant appeal, or do candidates also have to display fealty to the Democrats' cultural catechism?
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Sanctions experts said on Friday that the broad interpretation that Treasury offered on sanctions could jeopardize many other deals that companies do with Rosneft, and that the scope of the ruling was probably what prompted Exxon to fight back with such ferocity.
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The beginning of Trump's Presidency remained true to his campaign: even when it came to the highly sensitive issues of national security, Trump and his aides acted with ideological ferocity and a heedless sense of procedure that alarmed many inside the government.
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He pushed his guitar tone to bite and claw, and — even better — he found a guest singer and lyricist who could ride atop that passionate ferocity: Buika, a singer from Spain with roots both in flamenco and in her parents' birthplace, Equatorial Guinea.
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On Friday, they visit New York in support of their recent album, "Green and Gray," which vacillates between post-hardcore ferocity and folksy rumination, begrudging everyone from the White House policy adviser Stephen Miller to the looming specter of death along the way.lpr.
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Kurt Moll, the imposing German bass whose theatrical flair and cavernous low notes allowed him to plumb the serenity, humor and ferocity of a wide array of operatic characters created by Mozart, Strauss and Wagner, died on March 20063 in Cologne, Germany.
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George Miller delivers this blast of pure cinema with howls and laughs, snarling engines, shrieking guitars, death-taunting stunts, Charlize Theron's steely ferocity, Tom Hardy's velvety vulnerability, kamikaze war boys, a squad of runaway babes and a posse of gray-haired motorcycle women.
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And while the protests are led by a relentless opposition movement that probably would have sought Maduro's ouster even if the economy was stable, their increased size and ferocity this year reveals that they're inspired by something bigger than perennial partisan rancor.
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Now, this strategy makes some sense, if only because those leads are Alison Brie and Betty Gilpin, two incredibly charismatic actors who rip into whatever material they get with as much ferocity as their characters' wrestling alter egos rip into each other.
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This way his need for great ferocity is appeased (there are built-in sound effects for when he chops a wrist, arm, neck) and everyone's starting five stays intact until at least the All-Star break when he gets bored of them.
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That's a long shot, though, given the ferocity with which Trump denounced the Iran deal and his administration's refusal to say that it would treat European allies differently from countries like Russia and China, which also have extensive trade deals with Iran.
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The rubble and shrapnel on the streets around Bab al-Hadeed district on Friday revealed the ferocity of the battle this week that gave Syria's army control of the historic area, bringing it close to its biggest victory after nearly six years of war.
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"Bandit had severe fear related behavioral issues to overcome, and through a combination of awesome fosters, a wonderful trainer, and a whole lot of time, we've found the heart of gold we knew was buried under all of the ferocity," says spokeswoman Kelly Danner.
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Because we as viewers know what Sansa's been through, we are more willing to trust her than Jon is when she warns him that Cersei is more fearsome than the Night King; unlike Sansa, he hasn't quite experienced Cersei's dastardly manipulations or ferocity firsthand.
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With Black Panther still setting box office records, the timing is just right: Fahrenheit 451 stars Michael B. Jordan, currently on-screen as Black Panther's memorable, celebrated villain Erik Killmonger, and his role in the new film channels a similar mesmerizing ferocity and idealism.
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The speed and ferocity at which everything is coming forward at the moment is impressive to me, and I'm happy to be alive in this moment; in a moment where people are feeling freer with their stories and we don't have to live with shame.
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Driven onward by the long-standing rhythm section of drummer Hellhammer and sole founding member, bassist Necrobutcher, Mayhem seems to carry the same energy and ferocity that they've had since the days when black metal was still relegated to tape trading and homemade fanzines.
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It's arriving at a moment that feels like Peak Hiddleston, but it's still a welcome use of his particular image: few other actors would be as well suited for this role, which combines elemental ferocity and a polite, faintly dubious, openly artificial social mask.
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The music of Vril, known for his dubby, dense techno, washed over the speakers with a ferocity outmatching the DJs' gently bobbing heads and content grins as they rocked to the mutated daydream of "Torus XXXII" and later, "Otolith"'s heaving half-time crawl.
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Beyond that, Ms. Rashad said, is acting — she said she found herself unable to describe how exactly she gasps and hacks without damaging her voice, how she navigates wreckage without stumbling, how she makes ferocity and pain look so naturalistic without damaging her own psyche.
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The delay underscores the ferocity of the opposition to Wheeler's proposal from the cable industry, which doesn't want to give up its set-top box cash-cow, and Hollywood, which raised concerns that the plan could undermine the intellectual property rights of content creators.
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They were paid for in secrets, exposed with a joyful ferocity that enriched Gawker's founders and helped redefine how far our reality-TV culture could go to satisfy its appetite for gossip and news about the famous, the powerful and, increasingly, just the mildly interesting.
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Just as the icy survivalism of Alien helped set the tone for Ridley Scott's career, and the guns-blazing ferocity of Aliens helped pave the way for James Cameron's later work, Alien 3 works as a setup for the rest of David Fincher's films.
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The opening of "Little Dorrit" in Marseilles prison is, in its brittle, heat-struck ferocity and ominous shadows, more like Balzac or Hugo; Dickens trying something radically different from "Bleak House" fog or the Dover coach, not that those openings are at all shabby.
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British black metal act Wode broke out in a huge way with last year's self-titled LP. The album was hailed one of the finest debuts of the year, and the band garnered immediate attention and praise for their seamless fusion of ferocity and delicacy.
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"Ferocity," the 2015 winner of the Strega Prize and the first of the Italian author Nicola Lagioia's books to be translated into English, begins with a woman, "naked, and ashen, and covered in blood," stumbling down a highway in the middle of the night.
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While the haters may argue that the president's physical display of affection for himself indicates how dangerously bloated his ego has become, I can't help but have an iota of respect for the fact that he was able to consistently applaud himself with such ferocity.
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Mr. López Obrador stated months ago that he had abandoned the widely criticized United States-backed "kingpin strategy" of focusing on drug lords: 12 years of that strategy had only brought more violence and failed to curtail the size, power and ferocity of the cartels.
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Ola Ince, the production's fast-rising director, manages to find both comedy and ferocity in a play that touches upon pedophilia, alcoholism and the legacy of slavery, as the generations of the Lafayette family raise their intemperate voices above an ominously escalating chorus of cicadas.
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"Bryant went on to explain in "Muse," that the ferocity had nothing to do with his opponents and was more about the "battle that was going on within [himself]" and that the opponents were just in the way "and may get demolished in the process.
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The legendary Viking warriors known as berserkers were renowned for their ferocity in battle, purportedly fighting in a trancelike state of blind rage (berserkergang), howling like wild animals, biting their shields, and often unable to distinguish between friend and foe in the heat of battle.
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"First Match" is the first feature film from the writer-director Olivia Newman, and it's noteworthy in several respects — the first being that it does not do much from the outset to make its central character, played with vivid ferocity by Elvire Emanuelle, conventionally likable.
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"The awful thing about life is this: everyone has their reasons," as Jean Renoir puts it in "The Rules of the Game," set on the eve of World War II. Masha has her reasons for turning on Beanpole, which she articulates with terrifying ferocity.
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As well as providing a glimpse into Markle's mental state following the past few years of relentless tabloid gossip, the documentary revealed that the mother had previously been warned about the ferocity of the British press, but never realized how bad it could be.
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I can't confirm this, but based on my decades of flying I believe it is a scientific impossibility for a baby to make it through an entire flight without wailing with the ferocity of someone who has slammed their fingers in an overhead bin.
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Buoyed by tens of millions of dollars in television commercials — financed out of his own pocket and starring him — Mr. Steyer has become one of Mr. Trump's most visible antagonists, firing up angry Democrats and unnerving his own party with the ferocity of his efforts.
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And that's the version of Fisher that fandom came to know — the grown woman who fought for a career that had nothing to do with wearing a space bikini, and everything to do with her outspokenness and her air of devil-may-care, life-loving ferocity.
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In recent days the site has featured a blog with live updates on the story; headlines calling out Obama, Clinton and top Democrats for their ties to the producer; and stories attacking other news outlets for failing to cover the scandal with the same ferocity as Breitbart.
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In her 2012 Paris Review interview, she expressed frustration with those who try to over-decipher the intended of the Master letters: "The constant need of some scholars to decode in these letters a flesh-and-blood lover belittles the ferocity of her poetic calling," she said.
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This year's edition showcased an expertly-curated lineup of art and psych rock from around the world, featuring shoegaze legends like MBV, Slowdive, and Mercury Rev, the ferocity of Shellac and Earthless, Japan geniuses Kikagaku Moyo, and the fest's own undersung JJUUJJUU—to name just a few.
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Last weekend's mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, in quick succession—as if the shootings themselves are becoming semiautomatic—have returned the public's minds to the desperate need for comprehensive gun control to end the easy access to weapons of military-style ferocity.
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Hip-hop blogger and insider Karen Civil says she has an issue with Kanye's definition of "watered down" and, like Markman, says there's plenty he can do that channels the ferocity of early hip-hop without trying to discredit a woman and calling her a slur.
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The fact that chemical attacks, along with the attacks on hospitals and civilians, have continued — with a ferocity not seen since the regime's Aleppo offensive in 2016 and the subsequent establishment in Astana of "de-escalation zones" enforced by Russia, Turkey and Iran — comes as no surprise.
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The timing and ferocity of the infighting reflects a stark reality for many of the candidates — it's desperation time for those who are struggling to qualify for the third debate and who may be making their final appearance in front of a national audience next week.
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Read more: These are the 17 countries that have done the most to limit global warming since 2017Aqua, as the name suggests, is a satellite responsible for monitoring marine currents; and yet, it has been able to stop and contemplate the ferocity of this forest fire.
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The quarrels that took place in New York and Philadelphia went on with equal ferocity, and on much the same terms, in India and England, and though they got settled by force of arms and minds differently in each place, it was the same struggle everywhere.
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The idea that athletes will play rougher if wearing extra padding is known as the "gladiator effect" and dates to at least the early 20th century, when it was suggested that college football players were hitting with more ferocity because they had begun to wear leather helmets.
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It might not have been a calculated move, but between the election and now, Colbert has gradually cranked things up to 11 on the anger scale, instead of starting there back when The Late Show debuted — and it's made his turn into outright ferocity much more distinctive.
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Children's Books One of the more rewarding parts of parenting has to be watching your kids take to something with the kind of ferocity you might've forgotten was possible — whether it's playing center midfield or mastering a sonata, or obsessing over every last variety of shark species.
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The authors had to travel to the farthest corners of the earth to find the bounty, vitality and ferocity of a natural world still struggling with each day's merciful rising and setting — as well as a host of new storms, floods and fires, to be certain.
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That is probably too charitable an interpretation of the increasing ferocity of Mr. Mugabe's intolerance of dissent as he tightened his grip on the reins of power in independent Zimbabwe, promoting himself from prime minister to executive president, sidelining political rivals and unleashing military force on civilians.
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We thrill at the notion that we could be as wild as a hawk or a weasel, possessing the inner ferocity to go after the things we want; we laugh at animal videos that make us yearn to experience life as joyfully as a bounding lamb.
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In a world in which ferocity, tumult and chaos are squarely established in the musical culture, nothing is so subversive as the making of brazenly luxurious, unapologetically lovely music such as the pastoral symphonic music of John Luther Adams or the enveloping orchestral jazz of Maria Schneider.
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After shining throughout her chameleon-like career, be it playing the romantic interest, the dramatic lead, the darkly comedic antiheroine, or, of course, a serial killer, Ms. Theron is, at 41, deploying a brand of female empowerment and ferocity that audiences crave now more than ever.
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Without dialing back on the ferocity they've become known for—Matt "Punchy" McQuaid's krauty bass riffs and Matt Schulz's cavernous drums, for instance, sound larger than ever on the opening one-two blitz of "Chimes Broken" and "Tom Tom"—they've also embraced moments of real warmth.
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But early speculation is that the cladding – which consists of an aluminium exterior with a flammable polyethylene core – may have contributed to the ferocity of the blaze, with the cavity behind the panels and the concrete exterior creating a chimney effect that helped spread the flames.
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Sent to Japan on assignment by the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera, Calvino wrote nine travel pieces, describing everything from ancient imperial villas and Zen temples to Tokyo's subculture of pinball arcades (Pachinko), electrical trains, Kimono-clad women, and the "savage ferocity" of Japanese erotic prints.
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There's such life, ferocity, fear and sadness in McGaig's pictures—a small goblin-like creature playing a form of baseball, its face the very definition of concentration; a man in tattered rags staring into nothing, wearing a mask of a thousand regrets, now with nothing left to lose.
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Let's get this out of the way first: Pennywise the Clown, played by Bill Skarsgård with a jaunty ferocity, is absolutely terrifying in the adaptation of Stephen King's It. At one point, my seat companion involuntarily emitted a shriek, and I flew a few inches out of my seat.
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So on this Labor Day, in the middle of a campaign where immigrants, legal and illegal, have been blasted with a ferocity that has taken many people by surprise, it might be good to pause and remember just how vital they have been to the making of our economy.
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The sheer ferocity of Trump's generally nonsensical attacks on Mueller — a lifelong Republican and veteran law enforcement professional — tended to lend credence to the notion that either he was guilty of something incredibly damning related to Russia or Mueller was leading a wide-ranging effort to bring Trump down.
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Photo by Caitlin McLafferty Toronto's Frigs may have dropped the "Dirty" prefix from their name, but they've injected it right back into the sound of their forthcoming EP, Slush: Think sludgy, scuzzed-out post-punk awash in psychedelic feedback and the grunge-hewn emotional ferocity of singer Bri Salmena.
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The storm's ferocity surprised residents, as it first came on the country's radar as a tropical storm before it jumped to a Category 5 in "the speediest leap in storm strength in more than 23 years in that part of the world," according to the Capital Weather Gang.
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Commander Lawrence lashes out at June with ferocity; a crippled Aunt Lydia (Ann Dowd) tases June when she tries to help her up the stairs; Serena (Yvonne Strahovski) is a husk of her old self; and Joseph's wife (Julie Dretzin) has been crumbling for a long, long time.
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The very fact that it has taken a year to update the official death toll, and that it can only be estimated, was in itself a reflection of the ferocity of the storm, the collapse of normal systems, the mass confusion and the failures at all levels of government.
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Rao's process encapsulates the modern-day confirmation system where proxies jockey for their nominee with the ferocity of a campaign, Democrats and Republicans take turns jettisoning long-held Senate rules, and some question whether the system has become irretrievably broken, erasing the lines between the judicial and political branches.
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But the scale and ferocity of attacks in Idlib and Eastern Ghouta have "increased dramatically" over the last 48 hours, "resulting in multiple reports of civilian casualties & airstrikes that have reportedly hit at least three hospitals," Pinheiro, the chair of the UN's commission of inquiry on Syria, said Tuesday.
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" John Solomon writing for The Hill in "GOP Lawmakers cite new allegations of political bias in FBI" reflects "The data points we have regarding politicization are damning enough but appear all the more problematic when viewed against the backdrop of investigations whose ferocity seemed to depend on the target.
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Water temperature, which drives the energy of hurricanes, has steadily increased along with the ferocity of hurricanes hitting the U.S. Contributing to increased flooding is that hot air holds more water that is released as rain, and rising sea level gives a higher baseline for flooding to begin.
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With "My Utmost" she reminds those of us who might have once dismissed Chambers as just another bewhiskered eminence that in this traditionless tradition there lives a man who read Balzac, Emerson, Nietzsche, Wilde, Dickens, Darwin and others with ferocity and humility, confronting dissent rather than hiding from it.
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But as I argued earlier this week, its vibrancy, its ferocity, its dominance thrums in Trump's tweets, in the reality show he is running from the Oval Office, in the daily dramas in which he pits himself against everyone from Hillary Clinton to Jay-Z to the FBI.
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He plays Hal with an understated earnestness that leaves him looking even younger and more vulnerable than usual in the first act of the movie, but there's a tenacious ferocity lurking under his skin that only becomes fully visible as the battle starts and he flings himself into the mud.
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" Greg adds, "With more than 23 million Americans living in recovery from addiction — survivors of one of the most challenging health problems of our time — it is time we begin celebrating the redemption story from addiction with the same ferocity and repetition that we have told the addiction or relapse story.
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The level of ferocity Bledsoe is able to reach without going over the edge (which he often does, anyway) requires an unsustainable amount of energy, particularly for someone who sets screens, rebounds, and is tasked with so many different responsibilities related to scoring and penetration when Milwaukee is on offense.
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The freewheeling ferocity with which the artist savages the hypocrisy, mendacity, and stupidity of political leaders, it can be argued, is as much an attack on the politicians per se as it is an interrogation of the Thanatos-driven impulses that compel us to empower those leaders in the first place.
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All these years later, that home run endures as one of the more remarkable ones Piazza ever clobbered — because of the ferocity with which he hit the ball and because it came against the Yankees, the opponents who, more than any other, came to define his tenure in New York.
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So there is no resting easy for Edens, even though it is true that Milwaukee's success and Antetokounmpo's nightly ferocity have hushed much of the usual free-agent speculation that a player of his stature would generate heading into a summer in which he is eligible for a contract extension.
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In less abstracted terms, Jokic is shooting 51-36-81 from the field and playing with ferocity and efficiency on both ends—facilitating offense from the elbow, boarding like a madman, blocking shots, snagging steals, and generally looking incredibly scary (in more ways than one) whenever he's on the court.
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Symbolic as the debate was, its ferocity underscored the bitter divisions within the Security Council over whether Syria's government had carried out a suspected chemical attack in the Damascus suburb of Douma on April 7, and whether the three Western allies were justified in using force without a clear legal mandate.
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In November at the Shed, this Greek-born, Russian-incubated conductor and MusicAeterna — the orchestra and choir of estimable passion and cultlike devotion to Mr. Currentzis — brought both grace and literally spine-tingling ferocity to Verdi's Requiem, a work that even in good performances can have an audience checking its watches.
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Monster storms are coming faster and with more ferocity (last year was the first time in over a decade that four hurricanes made US landfall in one season), and a growing number of coastal dwellers have now lived through multiple storms, with some not even fully recovered from the last one.
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The ferocity of his opinions—at one time or another, he found fault with Schoenberg, Stravinsky, Copland, Shostakovich, Britten, Verdi, Tchaikovsky, and Brahms, not to mention a great many contemporary figures—was hardly surprising in an active composer; artists almost require such animosities to clear the air for their own work.
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But in the context of her current positioning on the left flank of the Democratic Party, there's nothing particularly interesting about her criticisms of conservatives, while the ferocity with which she goes after Biden (and, in a separate passage, Hillary Clinton) and elements of organized feminism in Washington is striking.
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Set in a liberal black Chicago law firm, "The Good Fight" rips its stories from the headlines with such rapid-fire ferocity that you'd swear its writers were gazing into a crystal ball — turning the week's political news into sizzling scripts that land with the cast the day before shooting.
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Veering between mawkish sentimentality on the one hand and indulgence in video-game war porn on the other, the country could no longer appreciate as it once did the martial virtues, which are not unbridled ferocity but rather discipline, self-abnegation, perseverance and loyalty to a constitutional order rather than to a president.
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She already won us (and The New York Times) over with her incisive songwriting and hair-trigger-dynamic voice on last year's contemplative debut EP Strange Darling, but it's the top-down ferocity of her live shows—think big guitars and bigger wails—in the time since that's had us eagerly awaiting new material.
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