Time flies by, and I can't wait to flash back!
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Mr. Zandvliet doesn't flash back to the sergeant's wartime experiences.
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Flash back to when Kyle purposed to me at edc Orlando!
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In others, we flash back to earlier points in their lives.
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Rather than piling on, we decided to flash back to happier times.
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This causes William to flash back to his wife's death by suicide.
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Flash back, if you will, to your very first foray into exfoliation.
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As he tells his story, we flash back throughout his career. The
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A young Eddard Stark will appear first in flash-back form.3.
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I flash back to Charlie striding down the street in perfect, inexplicable fulfillment.
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As Nick drives, we flash back to his early days working for Waterford.
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Momentarily, we flash back to 2015 as police discover Dee Dee's severely stabbed corpse.
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We flash back to the real world, where Olivia is alone in the Oval.
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It's seemingly this moment that Dolores recalls when we flash back to the rebellion.
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Flash back 17-18 years, and think about your relationship with Pokémon at the time.
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And if it fails, he can always send the Flash back in time to fix it.
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Then we flash back to Alison, whose star is on the rise even as her relationships fizzle.
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Flash back to the heated, contentious race for governor of Virginia in 2016, when then-Lt. Gov.
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"It doesn't leave a white cast on the skin or cause the dreaded 'flash back' on camera."
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To play: Flash back to the first ending you got in Bandersnatch and scroll down to its description.
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Recent events in Charlottesville and Boston caused me to flash back to a song from my college days.
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NBC's smash hit drama will flash back to Moore's Rebecca getting hitched to Milo Ventimiglia's Jack on Tuesday's episode.
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I flash back to my walk over, stomping down 23rd Street, when I felt like a woman in charge.
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Let's flash back 11 months to Kai's last act as a free man: the Night of a Thousand Tates.
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I loved the little flourish where Dan unveils the idol, and then we flash back to how he discovered it.
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"[Stormy] joked to me when she first saw me, 'Oh my god, you gave me a flash back,'" Leznevich said.
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Wordplay SUNDAY PUZZLE — Timothy Polin is back, and today he helps us flash back to our high school chemistry classes.
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So I'm going to flash back to about 25 weeks ago and tell you a little bit about my first trimester.
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Flash back two years and things seem no better, save, perhaps, for the dude's face, which now plainly belongs to Reynolds.
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Flash back to the 2016 Red Bull BC One, the world's biggest international one-on-one breaking competition, held in Nagoya, Japan.
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Flash back to February 2016, when Kanye West released a song called "Famous" that called Swift out in the very first lines.
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I suddenly flash back to a sliver of conversation I'd had with Titanic a few weeks earlier, when our talk turned existential.
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Flash back to the 22014 Red Bull BC One, the world's biggest international one-on-one breaking competition, held in Nagoya, Japan.
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Let's flash back to last week's episode, when Meadow Wilton revealed the existence of the cult to Ally before being dragged away.
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The museum guide explains that this figure was found in Bedrock Valley, and then we flash back 100,000 years to the past.
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Flash back to almost a century ago, when she was a poet, secretly submitting verse to a newspaper under an assumed name.
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We flash back from Omaha to the Better Call Saul's Albuquerque universe, our "present day" set roughly in 2002 — and in living color.
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In the clip, Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley Tisdale, Lucas Grabeel, Corbin Bleu and Monique Coleman flash back 11 years to their predictably hilarious auditions.
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Cue a flash-back: Diane Abbott, a Labour MP, and Corbyn are motorcycling through East Germany before the fall of the Berlin wall.
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Which would be fine—except that from what we've seen, the themes of Call of Duty: WWII also flash back toward those Spielberg epics.
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Roca concocted a dessert using distilled water and pencil tips and put them alongside sounds of playtime, to help her flash back to those moments.
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Throughout the series, the show will flash back to the real lives of the contestants and the struggles they deal with on a daily basis.
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Flash back to 2015, when China appeared to be on the verge of the first recession since it began reforming the economy, four decades ago.
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Suddenly we flash back to him being so nice to the little girl at the restaurant, and admiring a child's drawing left behind on a table.
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"I started creating web with Flash 4 in 1999 and the Flash back then was the reason I got so excited about web developing," Lindstedt told Gizmodo.
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Then we flash back to when Mia (Washington) moves to their privileged town with her daughter, Pearl (Lexi Underwood), and ends up working in the Richardson house.
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"I did flash back today," her mother and longtime co-coach, Oracene Price, said as she leaned on a railing in the Wimbledon players area on Thursday.
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The U.S. economy is becoming "riskily dependent" on the "overleveraged consumer," economist Jim O'Neill warned Wednesday on CNBC, causing him to flash back to the last recession.
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As Cassini begins its final flight into Saturn's upper atmosphere with a mission of disintegration, visuals flash back through time giving viewers highlights of this dying satellite's life.
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More on that later, because first, we have to flash back to one week earlier and get caught up on what everyone's been up to in the meantime.
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Flash back to the early 2000s, when Microsoft was the undisputed king of the tech industry, with two unassailable monopolies — operating systems and productivity apps for personal computers.
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A year to the day after President Trump was elected, people seemed thrilled at having Obama flash back into their everyday lives, even if only for a moment.
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We still have the ability to flash back to the immediate aftermath, which we definitely do, and see the building blocks of how she put her life back together.
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Viewers then flash back to Elena meeting newcomer Mia (Washington), who she hires to clean her house after finding the woman supposedly living in her car with her daughter.
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Thanos is certainly more nuanced than many of Marvel's villains, although he seems to flash back and forth from "sad dad" to "genocidal maniac" enough that you get whiplash.
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After finding refuge in a deserted shop a la Walking Dead, he settles in to rest, and we flash back to what I'm guessing is a couple of weeks earlier.
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Older investors have different needs, but she notes that many of them are quick to flash back to the losses they suffered after the global financial crisis of 2007-2008.
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When she gets to the other side, we flash back to the moment when she lost contact with Heath and see that he helped her get away while being surrounded by walkers.
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Speaking of downtown, we flash back to Pope and Associates, where everyone is alive (well, except Harrison who apparently doesn't exist) and ready to watch The Grant Report, hosted by Fitz himself.
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Flash back to any of the major political campaigns before last year; in each, from John McCainJohn Sidney McCain3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Fighter pilot vs.
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We then flash back to Henri's youth, when his parents (Tom Hewitt and Donna English) are dismayed to learn that their son will always be in frail health, with unnaturally short legs.
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Assuming it was solely to provide tension about Elizabeth's fate and David's motives, why flash back and tell part of that story, but not the part that would make Covenant make more sense?
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Installing it isn't going to void your warranty or some nonsense, but if you run into a bad bug or glitch, it's up to you to solve it — or flash back to Oreo.
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Flash back to 1966, when Dolly, a slatternly go-go dancer, is living with her teenage son, Rasher (John Charles McLaughlin), who supplies perhaps the only genuine affection and intimacy Dolly has ever known.
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If feels at times like an ultra-simplified version of Shockwave Flash back in the day — which sought to make animations like these easy to make, but in the end was also extremely clunky.
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Following that viral Pitt-Aniston arm grab at the SAGs, this weekend's Oscars (the official end to 2020 award season) felt like an appropriate time to flash back to Aniston's best hair looks ever.
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Flash forward to a fight with the city and the mayor, with Madeline and Joseph at the forefront, and then flash back to a year prior, when Madeline and Joseph were involved in an affair.
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Flash back to 2014 and it was a Congress-led government which looked weak and tired, vulnerable to a strong and energised Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) led by Narendra Modi which promised to transform India.
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It's the feeling you get when a bite of somebody's home cooking makes you flash back to simpler, cozier time in your life, and you're reminded of the powerful connection between memory and sensory experience.
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" FROM COINAGE: The Most Expensive TV Shows of All Time Flash back to multiple meetings with doctors, one of whom warns that another pregnancy could be "very traumatic — we're always worried about the next serious complication.
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Running parallel to this subversive approach, which has taken his work to Tanzania and the International Space Station, is a more anarchic type of childlike whimsy, where Invader makes passersby flash back to their childhood experiences.
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I flash back to my last flight on one such airline, when a passenger loudly complained to a flight attendant, while I sat next to him, about how he couldn't be expected to travel like this.
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We flash back to their earliest days together, which are some of the most moving passages in the book (especially the movie club where they each rent the same VHS tape to watch on opposite coasts).
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Let's flash back to the Machine Age, the period in American history that gave us the assembly line, the first nonstop transcontinental flight, regular radio broadcasts, and the first robot capable of performing more than 20 movements.
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In July of 1969, as the world's attention was fixed on the spectacle of the first lunar landing, news broadcasts would sometimes flash back to a speech given by President John F. Kennedy earlier in the decade.
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Filled with seven new colors — from a pale pink to a transformative, metallic overlay — the "Romance Lights The Way" set also includes shade names that flash back to the award-winning soundtrack, transporting us right into Belle's world.
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We flash back to the younger William and Ricky performing an R&B ballad William wrote and it's clear the band had a real future, which was interrupted when William's mother called and told him she was sick.
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But in order to understand why and how Will & Grace earned such an unstable and contentious reputation, let's flash back to the moment when America first met Will and Grace and their co-dependence, almost 20 years ago.
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Gathered together at a studio office, a director (Barry Sullivan), an actress (Lana Turner), and a screenwriter (Dick Powell) each flash back to their experiences working with the producer (Douglas) who nurtured their talent, only to betray them.
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Both start at the end of the story, near Hoffa's death, and flash back to the events that brought him there; both portray Hoffa as stubborn, combustible, casually anti-Italian, vehemently anti-Kennedy and utterly intolerant of lateness.
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I flash back to earlier in the morning, when Van Buiten told me that Sikorsky has tested how the autonomous system handles emergency landings and how they found it gets them right more consistently than even the best pilots.
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Steve Jobs launched his war on Flash back in April 2010, saying in an open letter that Flash was a relic of the PC era and ill-suited to the battery, performance and security needs of a mobile world.
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"Jackie" similarly tracks the aftermath of JFK's death in a concentrated format, using the device of Jackie's interview with a Life magazine reporter (Billy Crudup) to flash back not only to that fateful day, but glimpses of the couple's life together.
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Flash back to other play-it-safe comedians, like nine-time Oscar host Billy Crystal, who made terrible racist jokes in his 2012 schtick, or Seth McFarlane's 2013 ridiculous boob jokes, or Chris Rock's digs on offensive Asian stereotypes last year.
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CreditCreditTim Gruber for The New York Times Opinion Columnist Promise me something: Over the coming weeks, whenever you hear a pundit or read a poll on the subject of who the 216 Democratic nominee might be, you'll flash back four years.
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Now flash back a few years to another Western standoff, the Nevada siege of Cliven Bundy, the deadbeat rancher who drew heavily armed white militia members to defend a man who stiffed the government while grazing his cattle on public land.
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" Megan Halicek (right) "As I stand here, I still flash back to the feelings of fear, laying frozen in his office, my sweating shaking body, adrenaline pumping, painfully clutching the sides of the table, waiting for the sick treatment to be over.
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The previews for next week reveal that we're going to flash back to Quinn's time as Rowan's captive, and I will be shocked if we find out this wasn't some grand conspiracy between the two of them to try to save Olivia.
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Flash back to his 27 semifinal against Rafael Nadal, in which Djokovic was up by 26-24 and a break of serve in the fifth set and could not quite manage to avoid brushing the net after hitting a routine overhead winner.
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Looking to the Book of Job to help make sense of all that has happened, and as a possible template for their new project, they flash back to the previous Thanksgiving, and events since then, while continuing to write in the present tense.
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"Then she was like, 'Do you know how two men have sex?' and I flash back to the previous night when I was reading about Legolas getting boned by Boromir and I was like, 'No, I have no idea,'" she said, laughing.
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Flash back though, to when Theon had a penis and was putting it to good use in Season 2, when he uh...romanced the captain's daughter on the ship that took him from Robb Stark's camp to visit his d-bag father on Pyke.
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Bran's ability to influence the past was also implied in Hodor's backstory, when young Hodor (Wylis) appeared to see Bran in the flash back and subsequently got stuck in a time loop with his future self, whom Bran was warged into in the present (phew).
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As Sophie's grand opening party plans are thwarted by relationship setbacks, no-shows, and a very big storm, we flash back periodically to the story of how Donna ended up as a single mother on the island where everybody knows ABBA lyrics by heart.
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"It's hard to pick the words, I am just going through things that flash back — the last 28 months, everything I have been through to get here," said 221-times Grand Slam champion Djokovic, who has suffered a career-slump in the past 18 months.
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I flash back on that infamous cabinet meeting, when Trump coaxed those insane testimonials, and see more clearly than ever that he was establishing the terms of service: I strut, you slobber, for as long as I can stand you or you can stand it.
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Flash back for some possible insight on domestic steel price performance after the imposition of trade restrictions: President George W. Bush on March 5, 2002 signed an order to increase tariffs on imports of certain steel products, effective March 20 of that same year.
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But while Canva is certainly a rising star now, it was a journey that took some patience, a willingness to be rejected —"so much rejection," as Perkins puts it — and, as we can flash back to Maui in 2012, at least one kitesurfing adventure on the beach.
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"I don't want to really flash back to pageant days for this because I think that was what was the hardest thing for me competing — not looking to my left or my right and really just focusing on getting better and showing my best self," she said.
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"I don't want to really flash back to pageant days for this because I think that was what was the hardest thing for me competing — not looking to my left or my right and really just focusing on getting better and showing my best self," she told PEOPLE Now.
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But she was able to resume sailing by winter break and, despite the concerns of her family and plenty of reflection of her own, she said she was eager to resume competing in 2014 even if close encounters with other boats still cause her to flash back on occasion.
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Back in 1977, Mr Argento cared more about getting to the next blood-soaked set piece than he did about examining his characters' inner lives, whereas Mr Guadagnino takes the time to flash back to Susie's rural Mennonite upbringing and to explore the feuds within the dance academy's ruling coven.
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"I don't want to really flash back to pageant days for this because I think that was what was the hardest thing for me competing — not looking to my left or my right and really just focusing on getting better and showing my best self," she said at the DWTS cast reveal.
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"I don't want to really flash back to pageant days for this because I think that was what was the hardest thing for me competing — not looking to my left or my right and really just focusing on getting better and showing my best self," she told PEOPLE Now the day of the cast reveal.
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The sense of time and place leaps off the screen (those perfect music cues!), and the details of Lady Bird's (Saoirse Ronan) complicated relationship with her mother (Laurie Metcalf) and with herself made us flash back to a time when life was all crushes and friendships and waiting, and possibilities felt both just out of reach and approaching more quickly than ever. Bonus?
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"As I stand here, I still flash back to the feelings of fear, laying frozen in his office, my sweating shaking body, adrenaline pumping, painfully clutching the sides of the table, waiting for the sick treatment to be over," said one victim, Megan Halichek, who saw Nassar when she was 15 to treat a fractured spine, during the victim impact statement portion of the trial.
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Listen closely to the swell of film-noir jazz trumpet on album opener "Faith in Nothing Except Salvation," and you'll notice that he's marking the polyrhythmic offbeats with what sounds like the scratch of sandpaper; try to figure out why the staccato hits on "Hope in Suffering (Escaping Oblivion & Overcoming Powerless)" conjure images of trench warfare, and you'll probably flash back to the carrion fly-like buzzing seeded earlier in the track.
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