The Semi was as foreboding and the Roadster was enticing.
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They're foreboding for reasons other than their honoree's impending death.
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As for building giant, foreboding monuments to scare people away?
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Above all, there is a sense of uncertainty and foreboding.
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It's a spectacle that is being watched with foreboding abroad.
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Where women are concerned, PTI comes out even more foreboding.
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It emitted a foreboding, pungent smell when I unwrapped it.
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He'd nearly forgotten it, scene after scene of foreboding menace.
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It was an episode full of gloom, foreboding and violence.
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It can be romantic, despairing, foreboding, dramatic, empowering, or liberating.
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But Republicans see shafts of sunlight in the foreboding skies.
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The short film begins with foreboding music and alarming text.
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This narrative, spread episodically throughout, is riveting and increasingly foreboding.
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Another is the relentlessly foreboding, throbbing score by Hildur Gudnadottir.
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At any point did you have a sense of foreboding?
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It's a contemplative, foreboding, eerie moment, narrated by three countertenors.
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Now a foreboding moment looms for Trump and the nation.
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For his opponents, it has the right timbre of foreboding.
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As they neared the spurting fuel he was overcome with foreboding.
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His comments on cannabis are as peculiar as they are foreboding.
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But the Raven draws them back to the cold, foreboding present.
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Though he's foreboding, Charlie also has a grim sense of humor.
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FUCHS: I have a sense of foreboding that Max does here.
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Still, foreboding wasn't everywhere, with sensuality and flair also in abundance.
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Most mainstream study and coverage, after all, positions as foreboding—i.e.
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Moments before, he sent a foreboding video to wife Costanza Zitellini.
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Right below the synopsis, a foreboding "You have been warned..." appears.
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And these feelings have morphed into a genuine sense of foreboding.
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It was an ominous foreboding for what was about to come.
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Last season of The Americans ended in a very foreboding place.
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The building sense of foreboding contrasts with the President's sunny mood.
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ORLANDO — Sometimes Mira Lehr sees the ocean as dark and foreboding.
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J.J. Abrams is executive producer of this foreboding 10-episode series.
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Perhaps, at that point, a sense of foreboding descended upon him.
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But at the same time, there's a little foreboding as well.
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"Oh, God," I whimpered as I stepped into a foreboding temple.
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I have a strong stomach for chaos and confusion and foreboding.
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There is a stifling sense of discontent and foreboding and apprehension.
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The story's gray, grainy, foreboding images depict a community in despair.
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The first is the foreboding Catalan, now the story's ultimate villain.
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But I doubt it's one that starts this dark and foreboding.
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And the outlook in coming years, as climate change continues, is foreboding.
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The landscape was gorgeous but also foreboding, and the hike wasn't easy.
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All of these scenes are dripping with a foreboding sense of dread.
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These pronouncements guide the plot toward a growing sense of political foreboding.
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A slightly less apocalyptic and foreboding idea is also present in Myopia.
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The atmosphere is dark and foreboding, in a wetland smattered with decay.
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In this instance, however, there's an element of snooping, distrust, and foreboding.
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Like our oceans and rainforests, space seems large, foreboding and infinitely strong.
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They're foreboding, mysterious, high-drama, and slightly out of place and time.
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They too are cursed with names as foreboding as rig and nail.
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And anywhere and everywhere, a sense of economic foreboding could depress confidence.
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What is it with Bravolebrity weddings and their extremely awkward, foreboding ceremonies?
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Perhaps it's been a welcome distraction from more salacious or foreboding news.
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But the numbers aren't as foreboding as they seem, our analyst writes.
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Till Lindemann, Rammstein's hulking front man, has a deep and foreboding voice.
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With a sense of foreboding, she began to search for her friend.
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The foreboding began even in the moment of victory 50 years ago.
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Now a foreboding moment looms for his presidency and for the nation.
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Its grainy black-and-white video mirrors the mood: indistinct, foreboding, patient.
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And the tone of that action is foreboding and nearly unrelentingly grim.
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These graphical "improvements" ended up diminishing the game's iconic foreboding, claustrophobic atmosphere.
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They understand why that space is ugly or beautiful, peaceful or foreboding.
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But NTS Sessions is strikingly cold and foreboding even in that context.
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His debut, 2007's Shotgun Stories, was a revenge story filled with foreboding.
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In Season 5, Black Mirror doesn't feel as foreboding as it once did.
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There are a few crucial differences, however, that make that omen less foreboding.
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" That trailer's tagline leaves a sense of foreboding: "One Summer Can Change Everything.
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You have to move through foreboding to elation — if you can find it.
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In the middle of the album, any foreboding breaks through to the surface.
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The forecast is not so much foreboding as much as it is intriguing.
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We await the newspaper reports and shootings statistics with a sense of foreboding.
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The recent attempted attack on a local girl adds to the foreboding atmosphere.
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But this Facebook news is somehow more foreboding than anything we've heard before.
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But for all the success, there was also a vague sense of foreboding.
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Whatever new elements arrive in 2017, the foreboding is the same as always.
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But relief changed to foreboding as she began to meet the other residents.
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Glaciers are becoming more explosive than timelessly slow, summer heat tinged with foreboding.
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Faiz Khalil In the morning light, Twin Falls did not appear as foreboding.
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After the march, Fox News set clips of rally speeches to foreboding music.
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This foreboding was evident in roughly equal measure among conservative and liberal economists.
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It's so freighted with foreboding that even the would-be whimsy feels leaden.
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At its peak, Klout was seen as a foreboding sign of things to come.
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First, the ominous clouds, then a foreboding wind, then an unrelenting torrent of rain.
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In wide exterior shots dark, foreboding houses sit atop mountains as rain pours down.
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Danger helps me confront a sense of foreboding that comes more than it goes.
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Yet, for me, Twitter foments neurosis, Facebook sadness, Google News a sense of foreboding.
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Whether you've heard the song before or not, it builds a feeling of foreboding.
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They played a muscular punk-metal hybrid with lyrics drenched in nihilism and foreboding.
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The book includes foreboding skies, lightning strikes, thunderstorms, rain, and even a few rainbows.
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The words that Peres spoke to me in the late 1990s were eerily foreboding.
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That same day, the White House looked fun and foreboding, thanks to elaborate decorations.
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Expressionist camerawork, foreboding music and sound design, and suspenseful pacing all distinguish the film.
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Mine is Rod Serling's foreboding intonation as he warns me of what's to come.
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Would the maximum reported age of death keep rising inexorably, foreboding a human Methuselah?
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"They're right to fear me," Grey says, before giving a very, very foreboding stare.
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To some Swiss, it seemed like a foreboding of an impersonal and dystopian future.
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Why does he have a foreboding sense that he was responsible for a death?
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Argentine submariners speak of their field with pride rather than a sense of foreboding.
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This is the point in these stories when something unpleasant and foreboding inevitably happens.
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Kelly recreates the counterculture festivities with offhand expertise, and among them are foreboding signs.
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But the trajectory seems clear: The Trump show is heading down a foreboding road.
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Next to "Pandora's Box" (21048 and 228), his furtive glance assumes a foreboding air.
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Ruins of an ancient alien race can be seen, vast and foreboding, in the background.
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As an example, he mentions the dark, foreboding platforming game Inside from Danish studio Playdead.
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To say the buildup to the 2016 Summer Olympics was foreboding would be an understatement.
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In an otherwise deeply violent movie, American Psycho's mirror scene is foreboding but emotionally neutral.
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The lessons of "Public Calling" seem distant yet foreboding in this season of political discontent.
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There, Tayshia lands the first one-on-one, which, has foreboding signs from the start.
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The Chinook winds gusting off the Canadian Rockies are foreboding this afternoon, at hurricane force.
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With the midterm elections in the rearview, a sense of foreboding is settling over Washington.
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There is intense foreboding everywhere, and little resembling peace reigns inside or outside the Georgenhof.
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Immediately the media was calling his speech dark and foreboding instead of acknowledging his points.
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He said that when he returned to their camp he felt a sense of foreboding.
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It's an eerie, foreboding visual, full of darkness – a coat that fits Krule very well.
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The overall effect is at once mesmerizing and foreboding, and never visually or aurally dull.
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He had a foreboding feel for the things that slid beneath the surface of life.
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In superbly shot and edited sequences, Andrea Sorini's documentary examines these questions with quiet foreboding.
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Hansel & Gretel fails to do so, or to sustain an atmosphere of fear or foreboding.
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Wholly immersive, the movie has a foreboding four-hour running time that you'll soon forget.
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Harlem's vitality and cultural richness were also missing, being represented instead as foreboding and desolate.
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The demographic trends are not in Washington's favor, and many states have similarly foreboding numbers.
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I have a feeling of foreboding fill me whenever I think about a Trump presidency.
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Investigations also showed that there had been deep foreboding among experienced miners before the disaster.
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In anticipation of working with him, I felt both excitement and a sense of foreboding.
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Asked how Prince Harry would fare in the British news media, Mr. Edwards was foreboding.
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This might have sounded foreboding, but all in all, it's a horny and fun week!
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The Valfors&apos wedding night ended peacefully, despite the foreboding image of the volcano nearby.
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"A foreboding moment looms for (Donald Trump's) presidency and for the nation," Collinson writes. 2.
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But even a modest bloom feels like something of a miracle in this foreboding landscape.
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The combination of yawning space, foreboding quiet, and signs of a primal world feel dystopian.
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But some strategists worry that cautious Democrats are not responding adequately to Republicans' foreboding immigration messages.
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To be sure, each exit was preceded by its own set of foreboding signs and circumstances.
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"Nothing has changed," one says, in what I saw as a foreboding reference to the Holocaust.
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The approach falters near the end, however, when the film jumps from foreboding to outright violence.
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This site adds a stark, ominous, and foreboding tone to the film that is most effective.
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So, safe to say Jeremiah was right, and those first 51 chapters are full of foreboding.
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These 10 new paintings are engaged with natural forms, many of them shot through with foreboding.
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If you're a masochist like me, you'll watch these movies with a grim sense of foreboding.
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Yet despite his foreboding physical appearance, Tamoor was slaughtered during his first proper tour of duty.
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Post-punk conventions—brittle bass, prickly leads, foreboding drums—are stretched to almost painfully slow pacing.
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The homework he turns in is even more foreboding: full of sadism, sexual violence and fury.
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Despite the wonders he experiences, he never loses a foreboding that is rooted and fully real.
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Further foreboding for the field, Querrey's second-round win over Dudi Sela was the second fastest.
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By the story's end, new allegiances have been effected, shadowed by foreboding and filled with tenderness.
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But a string of foreboding events soon paved the way for a wholly unpredictable 224 Oscars.
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And there is a foreboding sense that, in elections to come, there is no turning back.
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Earlier this week, the state's unemployment website temporarily crashed, a foreboding indicator of what's to come.
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Earlier this week, the state's unemployment website temporarily crashed, a foreboding indicator of what's to come.
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The new music has a distinctly 80s feel, utilizing classic-sounding synth arpeggiation and foreboding chord progressions.
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When everyone spread out to explore on their own, I was filled with a sense of foreboding.
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While the total isn't much to look at, the reported growth is nevertheless impressive—if not foreboding.
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It was tense and foreboding in a way that I've never experienced in a turn-based game.
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But Fox always had a dark and foreboding feel, far different from that at the other networks.
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"If you watch his face, you can see it in his face, this foreboding feeling," he said.
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But as the Chainsmokers have grown more popular, new stuff — politically and otherwise — has grown increasingly foreboding.
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He escaped thanks to a forceout at home and a double play, but his pitching was foreboding.
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Now we issue bellicose protests and foreboding tweets about Iran announcing violations of the agreement we ditched.
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A resident reached by phone described a sense of foreboding among those still in the besieged city.
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"The Raft of the Medusa" is a large, foreboding painting filled with drama and writhing male bodies.
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Ms. Bernstein's rough-hewn beasts are both comic and foreboding in their mutations of the human form.
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The spot in front of me where a table had stood was now a decaying, foreboding home.
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Schmidt's installation is foreboding, yet inviting, precisely because of its ravishing footage, shot in Taiwan and Scotland.
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With more protests scheduled for Sunday, the sense of foreboding was inescapable across much of the city.
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As the series' foreboding title hints, it rarely goes well, but "San Junipero" is a delightful exception.
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Among the protesters, there was also a growing sense of foreboding about the looming battle with police.
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And the French politician has embraced the role with foreboding, relentless catchphrases aimed at his UK counterparts.
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It's a foreboding moment as an era filled with manipulations of this sort is right around the corner.
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The foreboding lament, which soars thanks to Cornell's signature howl, marks the late Soundgarden frontman's first posthumous release.
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By turning those negatives to positives, DeSieno imbued the images with a profound sense of foreboding and timelessness.
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Instead Clinton looked dead serious and foreboding Thursday, apparently to make sure everyone knows how scary Trump is.
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IN THE warren of alleyways that make up Rocinha, Brazil's largest favela, the air is heavy with foreboding.
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The most foreboding sharp object, though, is the icicle Mary notices, which is hanging right over her head.
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Proof that you can turn any dull location into a foreboding wonder by just adding Game of Thrones.
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Neither he nor Delores seem the least bit aware of the foreboding visions encroaching on their personal space.
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And over the course of a video game, players can become conditioned to treat silence as something foreboding.
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Less than 24 hours since his foreboding question to a Glastonbury crowd, Johnny Depp has issued an apology.
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The end of political, diplomatic, military and intellectual history involves foreboding consequences for our future as a democracy.
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The foreboding comments come one day after Trump blamed "criminal" leaks from the intelligence community for Flynn's ouster.
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It's all drama and foreboding and grandeur, and you should absolutely watch every damn second of it below.
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Spears is kind enough to smile and ask his name to which he gives a very foreboding response.
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A week after Regeni vanished, Italy's ambassador to Cairo, Maurizio Massari, was seized by a sense of foreboding.
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The lingering power of this deceptively slight novel comes from the shiver of foreboding that courses through it.
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It's here that the main themes are introduced: daintily, on wispy synthesizers that shudder, dropped like foreboding hints.
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There are familiar jobs, recognizable goons, foreboding symbols, and beloved ears abounding in the galaxy far far away.
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The gray skies and cold rain already make for a foreboding backdrop, but so does a missing boy.
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There are plenty of signs that she does: Ghostly figures appear; glasses shatter; foreboding texts materialize on her iPhone.
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And you know it's coming the whole time, because Carey works that sense of foreboding for all it's worth.
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She realizes that the echo of an empty room can be just as foreboding as the swell of static.
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But in late September by those foreboding gates, instead of purporting to rescue aliens, people dressed up like them.
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From there, I was ushered into a small antechamber with a large door and a foreboding, old-school knocker.
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NEW YORK - A foreboding matchup Monday night resulted in a surprising and euphoric win for the New York Mets.
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Quantum Edition has received a leaked copy of the strangely foreboding yet poignant last rites of Quotient Lorenzo-Lochbaum.
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There's a well-worn cinematic trope in which some foreboding object shows up on a radar screen, defying explanation.
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It also took place in the foreground while Spears—somehow—worked on her fifth and most foreboding album Blackout.
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Black Panther Wakanda King T'Challa Pendant Necklace — $15 See Details INFINITY WAR via GIPHY Stylish, foreboding, and absolutely threatening.
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The foreboding intensifies during the box-social scene, where Jud horrifies everyone by bidding aggressively on Laurey's picnic basket.
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The ECB's concerns are even more foreboding given that many FIs have been taking steps to prepare for Brexit.
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"Happy we are to have Alejandro back," Kiril said, though what he really felt was a sense of foreboding.
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" Mr. Comer said that aspects of the show have a "dark humor," while other moments "feel quite sinister, foreboding.
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J.C. Inexorable foreboding fills "Threshold of Faith," by the electronic composer Ben Frost, a master of glacial, amorphous tension.
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I leave North Korea with the same sense of foreboding that I felt after leaving Saddam's Iraq in 2002.
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The terrors of a world out of control coalesce around pregnancy, the embodiment of an uncertain, and foreboding, future.
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But that sense of normality is slowing being eroded by a foreboding feeling of crisis edging toward the capital.
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Manfred's foreboding statement suggests that Cora is likely to face punishment even harsher than that of the Astros leadership.
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Christopher Shutt's subliminal sound design lends a foreboding edge to the commonplace noises of traffic and children at play.
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Reporting on criminal justice in rural areas can bring with it a sense of foreboding, if not outright fear.
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John Lewis, a beloved civil rights hero, announced on Sunday the foreboding diagnosis of his stage IV pancreatic cancer.
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It is hard to read between the lines of the statement Woods released Friday and feel anything but foreboding.
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Meanwhile, the specter of more mass atrocities hangs over the Rohingya in Bangladesh like a dark and foreboding cloud.
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Torn between professional excitement and foreboding, Romanovsky said the scene had reminded him of the aftermath of a bombardment.
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Like most great (Sandy) Alex G songs, there's a sense of foreboding darkness at the center of the arrangement.
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A foreboding score plays as the narrative unspools, the two specks racing across the hazy landscape toward an ambiguous fate.
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The camera then ominously pans to the smoke alarm — a foreboding image if This Is Us has ever provided one.
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But based on everything we've seen in the grim and foreboding Alien: Covenant trailer, we're in good hands (slash claws).
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On the one hand, he is a straightforward realist, creating scenes filled with foreboding that often spill over to melodrama.
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Marmon remembers walking into a foreboding building with his mother, who was told to stay behind in the waiting room.
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The novel reads like a thriller, but it is also suffused with a sense of foreboding that feels deeply personal.
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But, there is a foreboding darkness living inside Adora, which is unraveled through her sly cruelty to her eldest daughter.
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Her original songs give the proceedings a Kit Kat Club aura, simultaneously funny, sad and a little foreboding (2:00).
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Figuratively, it's like breathing in the comforting scent of childhood, with a hint of foreboding and unease in the background.
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Resident Evil 4 has such a foreboding presence that even walking through areas you know you cleared out is unnerving.
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Because the audience knew where the story was headed, the series could push that sense of foreboding to maximum effect.
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Powell, "filled with foreboding", implied that Britain could not continue to absorb the current number of immigrants without mass violence.
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There's also giant Star Destroyers, Ben Mendelsohn, the Death Star, lots of war action, and a foreboding sense of dread.
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You only see the texts on screen, as the foreboding lyrics of Flora Cash's "You're Somebody Else" set the scene.
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But the ride that took place after he passed a background check now seems enveloped in an air of foreboding.
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And once you see foreboding black rocks dotting the landscape of ominous volcanic soil, you will know you have arrived.
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Her original songs give the proceedings a Kit Kat Club aura, simultaneously funny, sad and a little foreboding (59:23212).
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But it's equally spare, foreboding, and otherworldly, consider it the yeaste starter from which her more algal compositions once bloomed.
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The point of the foreboding overture, then, is to give permission for the joy of the rest of the album.
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Taken together, the three charges sent a foreboding message to a fourth adviser to Mr. Trump's campaign, Michael T. Flynn.
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Credit...Valerio Mezzanotti for The New York Times PARIS — The empty auditorium of the drowned world was black with foreboding.
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Mary Jane's sense of foreboding becomes outright suspicion when Zona dies in a fall only six months into the marriage.
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This date, when Hong Kong is likely to be wholly integrated into the People's Republic of China, inspires enormous foreboding.
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" Sumptuous layers of guitars, synthesizers and voices carry "Skyline," but it, too, ends in foreboding: "Skyline waits for the fall.
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This plays out as a combination of animated and live action footage, along with narration, foreboding music, and sound design.
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Like all Weird fiction, Revival is full of foreboding and intimations of untold cosmic horrors, but it's also really fun.
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The sculptures evoke a sense of foreboding much like Alberto Burri's black-on-black paintings, or Anselm Kiefer's monumental wastelands.
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The male trial judges, also shot extremely close-up and from a low angle, become foreboding figures to Joan's wounded one.
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The scene — a dark and foreboding Imperial Hangar — has realtime reflections and lighting effects, along with a looming, animated K-2.
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However, if today's announcement is about the next step in lunar exploration, the picture that Blue Origin shared is somewhat foreboding.
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Renderings from Mr Cuomo's office show a sleek, modern facility surrounded by an inexplicably foreboding, "Day After Tomorrow"-like landscape (below).
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In some works, this takes a playful tone, but sometimes, often in the same work, there is a more foreboding quality.
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Background: With multiple fires, weather forecasts increased a sense of foreboding: Predictions indicated some of the strongest winds in a decade.
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Once serene and foreboding, the original song has been butchered to an inch of its life thanks to Aoki's brostep stylings.
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Wrong. Rather, what Muse delivered was an overly dramatic and unnecessarily foreboding thing, filled with creepy chants and downright unacceptable cliches.
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In fact, Alien: Covenant hews closest to that 1979 film, with its foreboding sense of claustrophobia and carnival-of-horrors malaise.
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" While noting that Lilibet was motherly toward Margaret, the latter's behavior often made the future queen "uneasy and filled with foreboding.
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It leaves us with a character who can write a personal blog that same that's both superficially contrite and deeply foreboding.
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And suddenly, the panoply of fears and resentments that have made this a foreboding summer had been brought into sharp relief.
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But to him, it captures the feelings of foreboding and powerlessness that seemingly everybody in Puerto Rico is dealing with now.
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That is, until a squirrel begins to cast his foreboding two cents on the union, like a bushy-tailed Greek chorus.
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Emerged from the waters and dragging its many-armed body over the land, it retains that sense of unease and foreboding.
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A year later, attendees talked up his pragmatic deal-making credentials — only to watch Mr. Trump's dark and foreboding inaugural address.
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The bones are piled neatly along a winding path, with foreboding quotes in Latin and French painted intermittently as you go.
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But he did so with a gnawing foreboding about the outcome, and the election has done little to dispel his enthusiasm.
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WASHINGTON — The 30-second video ad released by the Trump campaign last week is grainy, and the narrator's voice is foreboding.
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Days later, he took the bench and immediately wrote or joined opinions that would delight conservatives and fill liberals with foreboding.
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Bayleigh's mother, Stephanie, hadn't heard from her husband in days and had a foreboding feeling that he was the dead soldier.
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L'Orange's production — one recurring minor guitar chord, a prowling bass line, a draggy beat — gives "After Alley Life" a resolute foreboding.
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Given that the stock gains over the past nearly nine years have been fed by low rates, the signal was foreboding.
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It pelts the ground relentlessly, rendering everything else insignificant and giving the film an eerie atmosphere and a sense of foreboding.
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You'll recall that, last season, Bran made the executive decision to not listen to the omniscient Three-Eye's Raven's foreboding warnings.
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The "allies are approaching the London summit with a sense of foreboding," wrote Karen Donfried, president of the German Marshall Fund.
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But for the goalies involved in this year's iteration on Sunday at Staples Center, there was an unavoidable sense of foreboding.
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The walker wall and foreboding former factory was an effective visual metaphor, a graphic, gothic representation of a fear-based tyranny.
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So it probably feels a little foreboding for them, or their fans, that the Nationals are in a familiar place right now.
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It raises the stakes and triggers a deep anxiety and sense of foreboding about potential military aggression between the US and Iran.
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Before, there was a streetcar that brought Baylor students to and from the business district; after, passage beneath a dark, foreboding underpass.
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Mr Warburton is the strongest casting, with a voice foreboding and deep enough to sound out Snicket's pessimism and undertones of conspiracy.
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But when it became the soundtrack to the foreboding opening sequence of the 1955 film Blackboard Jungle, it took off like wildfire.
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Milton's quote, repeated every few moments, is foreboding, as he warns Adam and Eve of their eventual fall from grace: O Hell!
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The Revolutionary poet Philip Freneau was one of the earliest to approach these sacred lands with a mix of exoticism and foreboding.
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The result: A surreal combination of utilitarian federal operations, breathtaking natural habitat, untapped Hamptons real estate, and a nagging sense of foreboding.
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"Autumn" and "Winter," novels full of political foreboding, are also brief and almost breezy—topical, sweet-natured, something fun to be inside.
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But in August, when he believed their conversations may have been intercepted by Saudi authorities, a sense of foreboding descends over Khashoggi.
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I love the architecture of the place, with its concrete-heavy Brutalist style that gives it a somewhat dystopian and foreboding feel.
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"We're filled with the deepest foreboding for those who remain in this last hellish corner" of eastern Aleppo, said spokesman Rupert Colville.
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It also gave rise to a somewhat foreboding feeling as we neared my next destination — a place that's a mystery to many.
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It's about transporting music that really takes you somewhere — a beat that makes you feel a slight sense of dread and foreboding.
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While the census may sound like an Orwellian device, Ball is more concerned with his characters' emotional lives than with authoritarian foreboding.
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" • The speech ends by quoting a prophecy of civil war from Virgil's "Aeneid": "As I look ahead, I am filled with foreboding.
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Together, these two insights into this nominee are a foreboding preview of what his role on the Supreme Court might look like.
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And the coda scene of the First flashing through all the show's Big Bads in reverse order is a wonderfully foreboding moment.
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Sure, this is not exactly breaking news; decades of global environmental heedlessness paint a grim picture of modernity's responsiveness to scientific foreboding.
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My high school bathroom was a dank and foreboding pit, so glad to see today's teens are putting it to good use.
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The barren landscape — the soil is too sulfurous for plants — and the shifting mists lent the entire scene a Kurosawa-like foreboding.
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All the chaos, all the confusion, all the gloomy foreboding is what prompted me to bring my self-care props to campus.
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He eventually takes his new bride back to his windswept estate, REBECCA (pronounced Manderley), and introduces her to the foreboding housekeeper Mrs.
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It is more sepia-toned and foreboding than serenely pretty, with jagged rocks and a huge moon partly masked by gauzy clouds.
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Yet, in styles ranging from anxious foreboding to visceral contempt, they each oppose what is at its heart a movement for equality.
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The foreboding title of Ann Greene Kelly's fine solo show at Chapter NY, "May Not Be Private," comes from a medical form.
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But it is the government in Taiwan who will have looked upon the newly-announced agreement with a particular degree of foreboding.
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Racial micro-aggressions and ominous signs (bad dreams, dead animals) mount, as this fish-out-of-water story takes a foreboding turn.
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As I mentioned in my countdown of the "most dangerous" volcanoes on the planet, it might actually deserve some of its foreboding reputation.
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Despite months of foreboding warnings, transparency reports, and highly touted tech company "war rooms," Election Day 2018 on the internet felt surprisingly quiet.
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Studded with sparkling, high-elevation alpine lakes and rugged, foreboding granite peaks, it's one of the most regulated regions for backpacking in Washington.
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There are also videos starring more liquid-y substances: a chalky dose of Pepto Bismol, or a vaguely foreboding bottle of cold brew.
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But forecasts for Wednesday show a foreboding new wave of rain headed in the Oroville Dam's direction, and the problems could start anew.
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"The painting is about foreboding," said Luke Gibbons, a professor of Irish literary and cultural studies at Maynooth University, in County Kildare, Ireland.
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For anxious minorities, it's yet another foreboding sign of how Trump can whip up his fans to magnify and echo messages of intolerance.
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Fabio Giampietro takes an everyday metropolis and imparts it with a foreboding, Hitchcock tone (film joke intended) in his elevated painting series, Vertigo.
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It's not quite as terrifying as what Deep Dream once did to Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas... more like beautiful and foreboding.
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Abarukas's founder, Yoshito Sakuraba, fills the work with wild, aggressive movements, frightened faces and a sense of foreboding aided by an ominous score.
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And an experience I never imagined I shared in common with the foreboding, formidable man I thought I knew after four lengthy books.
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The track feels like a ticking clock, soft and foreboding as viewers and their real-life counterparts in 2008 hurtle toward certain calamity.
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Neither the rescuers nor the country funding their efforts are portrayed heroically; sometimes the vessels and uniformed personnel even appear ominous and foreboding.
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The soundtrack, with its sense of foreboding, was created with the help of a sound artist named Steven Goodman, also known as Kode9.
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The idea of removing a president from office who was duly elected, as Trump was, should be viewed with deep concern and foreboding.
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Meanwhile, over the weekend, images of Chico's reddened sky, full of falling ash, left me with a particular chill; it was apocalyptic, foreboding.
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We thought this one admirably captured some of the militaristic themes of Robert F. Worth's story, as well as the sense of foreboding.
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The track never rises into guitar heroics; there's a lot of heady downtime, the groove getting thicker, pulling you toward a foreboding stupor.
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For years, the company has sought to make it easier for people to find value in Twitter, which can be foreboding for newcomers.
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But we talked to people who worked on the set, who said that for all the success, there was a sense of foreboding.
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The short scene suddenly gives The Morning Show a sense of menace and foreboding that had been missing for the previous three hours.
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As someone who spends a lot of time helping people feel more sexually expressive, a lot of toys felt very stiff or foreboding.
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Given the foreboding geography and weak Afghan government, squelching ISIS-K might be less realistic than defeating ISIS in eastern Syria or Iraq.
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The "Landscape with Figures" piece was particularly desirable because it combined the idiosyncratic artist's favorite motifs of surreal figures and strangely foreboding countryside.
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This is rougher, closer to the earth, with a more foreboding quality to it, only enhanced by the brooding rock on the soundtrack.
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I started more than once, fidgeted nervously when things grew too foreboding or I sensed I could not trust the screen with my attention.
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I visited it myself for the first time two years ago and, like everyone else I know, was thrilled by its foreboding Gothic architecture.
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The synths, foreboding and urgent, and the lyrics show us the difficult realities transgender people face daily: that survival is indeed a vital issue.
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Donald Trump painted a foreboding picture Thursday of an America adrift as he accepted the Republican presidential nomination with a sober speech in Cleveland.
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If Facebook followed their lead, it would become less powerful, sure, but also less invasive and foreboding, a friendlier presence in the online space.
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This well-known visual becomes something dreamlike, and is then made foreboding when the screen flashes multiple incoming calls from Margot which go unanswered.
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It's a slow trudge through her darker impulses, layering abstract field recordings, distant synth work, and foreboding harmonies under a thick film of reverb.
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"It's different," the Yahoo Global News anchor told Mashable in a candid interview just before Yahoo's foreboding fourth-quarter earnings were announced last week.
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Not only can the ocean be a gnarly and foreboding place, but it can be cold, loud and — let's be honest — sand gets everywhere.
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I.O. building on 16th Street NW, a foreboding grid of polished beige stone with a lobby dominated by a hallucinogenic two-story marble mosaic.
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For many Americans, 21625 was Dickensian, though my dark and foreboding words today will conclude with a hopeful ending that documents how powerfully Sen.
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But before they could reach the top, the ice party encountered what looked like a trap, a foreboding jumble of broken and fragmented ice.
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The quietude, the unnervous stillness and implicit isolation affords bloodlust-afflicted writers with a naturally forbidding and foreboding locale to put audiences at unease.
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How would I ever gain admission to the Art World, which I had come to realize was a very complicated and foreboding social construct.
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I've never read a novel that better anticipated the spirit of the early 21st century than Neuromancer, William Gibson's foreboding 1984 new wave manifesto.
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Still, in their current state, they clearly send across their foreboding message, reminding us of death and the three possible destinies that may await.
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The whole thing could be foreboding for the Panthers—what, with a faint Broncos logo and lettering sitting ominously underneath their own end zone.
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A question occupies me today: How to silence the censor inside me when faced with a growing sense of foreboding, even at times fear?
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Then, I got back on my bike, headed up Highway 46, and had a sense of foreboding as soon as I hit the saddle.
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It might all be nursery rhyme were it not for the foreboding "too many" anaphora and the recurring "spoil" (with its toil and trouble).
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The foreboding photo shows a shadowy figure (we're assuming it's TB12, but who knows at this point) walking in the tunnel at a stadium.
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Though it may have been true in a few of their previous matches as well, the gap this time looks foreboding for the Swiss.
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But a sense of foreboding also hung over the meeting, with network leaders and donors collectively sounding the alarm regarding the coming election cycle.
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A24 has just debuted the first full trailer for the new movie, and while it's light on details, it's heavy with dread and foreboding.
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The genre ranges broadly in tone and topic, from dark, foreboding dramas to broad, slapstick comedies; from neo-Confederate romances to futuristic dystopian nightmares.
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There's a sense of foreboding in the contrast between the invaders' dense lines of inventory notes and the original Vietnamese mapmakers' flowing land contours.
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You don't know what the machine's intentions are, but the sheer speed it's marching the hallway at, combined with the surrounding destruction, is foreboding.
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It's a clear indication, after last episode's foreboding final image of Kevin downing pills, that his father still haunts him in more ways than one.
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And while you can't get your hands on those hella foreboding instrumental tunes just yet, we've rounded up the rest of the soundtrack for You.
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One potentially foreboding detail is that lawyers who specialize in bribery of foreign officials are involved in the investigation as well, according to the report.
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This is well meaning, and maybe will result in some pleasant naturalism, but amidst Frieze's wave of boosterism, ignoring the audience seems a bit foreboding.
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These examples are foreboding warnings as to how easy it already is to fall behind in society as a result of one's relationship with tech.
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Most suicide patients don't fiddle around on an ultra-secure computer before doing the deed, nor are most preceded by random, foreboding flocks of ravens.
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Because no one says "this time" with that level of foreboding doom if there aren't any skeletons rolling around in the back of the closet.
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Over a foreboding bass synth, Rave Goth Taylor raps about a budding relationship, all but likening the chase to a game of cops and robbers.
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This isn't purely a statement of ideological foreboding, though the Republican Party will in all likelihood do significant damage to progressive functions of our government.
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While the first episode treaded lightly with a sense of dreamlike wonder the second release began with dark foreboding music and a distorted child's voice.
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Variety reports that Hannah, who is presented exclusively in flashbacks, has "beauty" to her theme but with a "foreboding warble" that hints at her suicide.
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It's a bold, brash comic storyline full of terror and foreboding and has set the stage for much of what's considered standard in modern comics.
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The teaser, which shows the Liars walking through a graveyard and Alison (Sasha Pieterse) looking terrified in her classroom, certainly has an air of foreboding.
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" Instead of hurting her game or making her nervous, "The more I felt apprehensive about it, the more I felt foreboding, the better I did.
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I was buried under a tremendous sense of foreboding, unable to find relief or think about anything but the wretched and frigid task at hand.
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Still, there's an undeniable resonance with the foreboding depths of trap, or the heavy, cavernous sounds of rap experimenters like Shabazz Palaces and Moor Mother.
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They'll tell you their foreboding "predictions" of lethal resistance are really about preserving the means to protect the republic against an overweening, rights-stomping state.
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The book's title, which at first glance sounds purely hopeful, begins to take on a foreboding tone, and the Wannsee Conference casts its long shadow.
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The director is Vicky Featherstone, who runs the Royal Court and has led us before into a "Twilight Zone"-like landscape of foreboding and fear.
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They're looking for a serial killer who has murdered two pairs of best friends after sending them homemade white books containing snippets of foreboding poetry.
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Ms Collett compares it to the muggy period before a thunderstorm, when the squirrels have scarpered and the air is pregnant with foreboding of trouble ahead.
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Sagarmatha National Park, Nepal Nepal's Sagarmatha encompases all of the Great Himalayan Range, including the foreboding Mount Sagarmatha (aka Everest)—the highest point on Earth's surface.
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But the European Space Operation Center couldn't decode all of the data, and foreboding news was routed instead to the lander control center in Cologne, Germany.
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The key to Churchman's visual and symbolic world might lie in "Mother" (2018), a jigsaw puzzle of influences that crowd the canvas like a foreboding dream.
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In Song of Achilles, Achilles' goddess mother, Thetis, is a really foreboding picture of divinity, because we're seeing the divine among the eyes of the human.
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It serves as a foreboding look at what we can expect from the next entry, including a callback to one of the franchise's most iconic moments.
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The losses of Pereira, Miranda and Barao on the night drew a sense of foreboding for the Brazilians fans tuning into the Memorial Day weekend contest.
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Or is the point here to simply marvel at the general sense of fatal foreboding that seems to be in the very soil of Castle Rock?
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Mr Schama, as both a historian and a Jew, closes his wonderful book the only way he could: with love shot through with melancholy and foreboding.
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Season two was one of the first times I can remember a show referencing Donald Trump's presidential run, which in retrospect was really foreboding and ominous.
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Meanwhile, in a different Rousseau painting, "Unpleasant Surprise" (1901), an urn-shaped, naked female figure and dark brown bear take on a foreboding and erotic quality.
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Directed by Norwegian duo Trista Namo & Fehl Roch the slightly ominous and foreboding tone of the track is echoed in the unsettlingly bizarre and escalating narrative.
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Lucious erupts from a flurry of flames like the foreboding, insidious devil he is, in a black suit, cane (cough, pitchfork), and blazing pupils for eyes.
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Written and recorded with the 2016 election race as its foreboding backdrop, the album offers a dystopian vision that no one quite expected to come true.
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Then the job becomes permanent, for foreboding reasons, and he marries vibrant local woman Isabel Graysmark (Ex Machina's Alicia Vikander), who joins him on his island.
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"While the headline sounds foreboding, in actuality the announcement is quite limited and very likely will have only a relatively small (if any) impact," Perlman said.
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It would have been an average Wednesday at Ramallah had US President Donald Trump's recent tweets not filled the mothers here with a sense of foreboding.
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The Sea Witch from the mermaid tale is ominous and foreboding with a dangerous-crustacean silhouette by Hideki Seo, who also designed the Queen of Hearts.
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In foreboding conversations across the political world this past year, a bipartisan chorus warned that the 2016 presidential campaign was teetering on the edge of violence.
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To please his mother, as well as a priest (played with nuanced foreboding by Stephen Tobolowsky), Anthony is to prepare for a religious rite of passage.
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There's one particularly satisfying bit on "Not Okay" that buzzes and crackles with the foreboding, but sensual energy of a beehive tossed into a club's darkroom.
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Thanks to the menacing and frequently terrifying score from Portishead's Geoff Barrow and composer Ben Salisbury, there's a foreboding thrum under every shot of the workplace.
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They work for the Commodore (a foreboding Rutger Hauer), an enigmatic kingpin with an apparently limitless number of enemies for Eli and Charlie to hunt down.
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"As (we) entered the town, (we) could sense an air of tenseness and foreboding among the inhabitants," he wrote in his memoir of the 1910 outbreak.
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In the last two weeks, Mr. Trump has followed an instinct, one nurtured by Mr. Miller, that a foreboding message on immigration can galvanize his supporters.
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Editorial It's hard to come away from the State of the Union address without a heightened sense of foreboding about President Trump's intentions toward North Korea.
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And these walls are not thick or foreboding; they're made from the loveliest layers of audio through which her voice pierces like sunshine through eyelet curtains.
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In "The Houselights," a ten-page tour de force that concludes the book, a performance of "Macbeth" breaks for intermission, but its foreboding ambience does not.
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The 1994-203 war was freighted with foreboding from the start, with many of Mr. Yeltsin's most stalwart supporters and senior military figures warning of disaster.
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Victory for Democrats is on a path that zigzags through foreboding territory in Republican-leaning districts where moderate and independent voters may be up for grabs.
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Lynch can imbue mundane street scenes, obtuse sketches, and even photos of lamps (of which there is a whole series) with an ineffable sense of foreboding.
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Mr. Saft, a pianist, has played psychedelic Brazilian dub with his New Zion Trio and dark, foreboding ballads with Iggy Pop (on last year's "Loneliness Road").
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Giovanni Battista Piranesi morphed his 18th-century studies of Roman ruins into fictional "prisons of the imagination," which responded to the shattered structures with elaborate, foreboding constructions.
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On Friday when Roberts and the four other conservatives threw out a 1985 precedent, Kagan took a page from Breyer's foreboding dissent in the California tax dispute.
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In the chaotic process of fitting an ensemble of celebrities onto one screen, Daniels makes it clear that her foreboding message is heard by the real Trump.
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Despite the foreboding facade, this is a solid (if slightly impersonal) addition to the local scene with glossy interiors, amenities galore, and social spaces packed with Swedes.
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At several points during the show, Allen leads the ensemble in its sung numbers, swerving away from simple melody and into swooping, soaring gospel or foreboding blues.
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With all of these undercurrents and subterranean connections, "Sudden Death" might seem Pynchonesque but for its tone, which is mischievous and picaresque rather than paranoid and foreboding.
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"Hillary Clinton doesn't have the fortitude, strength or stamina to lead in our world," the narrator says in the ad, as foreboding music plays in the background.
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Geneva, Switzerland (CNN)Ahead of renewed peace talks between US Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov there is a sense of foreboding.
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" Hovering around folding tables, the sun above intermittently emerging and disappearing behind dark, foreboding clouds, they played beer pong while an apathetic DJ blasted Fergie's "London Bridge.
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Furthermore, it wasn't just the mere geography that made the island foreboding, it was also the home of strange legends of unearthly dwellers who haunt the island.
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With whipping winds, accompanying rain and hail, and that foreboding electric coolness in the air, tornadoes are no easy subject — especially given their unpredictable paths of destruction.
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Norman Bates, Psycho This guy had some serious issues with his mom, not to mention his smile may be more foreboding than the film's iconic soundtrack. 5.
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When Peter Dinklage is not busy foreboding the possible demise of his character on Game of Thrones, he's out promoting his upcoming film My Dinner with Hervé.
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Lynch's style can be mesmerizing even when it's confounding -- from the dissonant sounds to the uncomfortable silences, the quirky humor mixed with a foreboding sense of dread.
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So I confessed all this to a friend as the sun started setting the day after Super Tuesday and my dark sense of foreboding was setting in.
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But a foreboding sign of what's to come down the pipe, especially when the potential for great toiletsâ€"let alone great toilets by Totoâ€"is essentially limitless.
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A few weeks before the Amazon announcement, the city announced a major infusion of money into Long Island City's infrastructure, perhaps foreboding of what was to come.
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Copious rope, often dark and foreboding, evokes fierce barriers and forcible restriction, while innumerable strands of colored yarn (red, blue, orange, yellow, green) are lambent and entrancing.
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Monday's sell-off was a foreboding start to a pivotal week for the battered U.S. stock market, which has dropped steadily throughout the second half of 2018.
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As much as we accept and embrace that age is just a number, a vague sense of foreboding can still creep up as we approach our 30s.
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Spooky swamps and foreboding forests have surrounded me my entire life and the people and creatures that inhabit them have long been the stuff of local legend.
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For Dr. Strange's occult adventures and battles in alternate dimensions, Mr. Ditko created foreboding expanses of abstract shapes and patterns, ruled by evil sorcerers and supernatural entities.
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For our annual Year in Sound (here are the 2017 and 2018 episodes), Clare used another variation, a severely shortened theme that ends with a foreboding drone.
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As he sipped his coffee and stared to the horizon, all he could see were dark, foreboding skies spreading a summer rain over a gray-green sea.
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" Mr. McCain, calling the Russia affair "a classic scandal" far from its end, returned to a favored foreboding prediction: "There will be more shoes that will drop.
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A trend in the bond market that has a long history of foreboding accuracy has kindled talk of a recession, but it could be a long conversation.
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Much of the sense of foreboding is a production of the press, and especially of Twitter, each Tweet another match lit on the pyre of the republic.
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The aim appears less to distort the libretto than to add touches of old-Hollywood glamour with sets and costumes by Malgorzata Szczesniak and film-noir foreboding.
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The Reynolds' house may be haunted, but it does not look foreboding — in fact, it's hard to think of any shot that is memorable in any way.
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In another foreboding sign, the administration Wednesday pulled back non-emergency employees from its embassy in Iraq, warning of threats in a country where pro-Iranian militia operate.
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It's cold and foreboding, partially because the place that birthed it is and partially because we know that someday, sooner than you think, these sounds will be gone.
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Those familiar with the original TV miniseries or the Steven King novel will recognize the foreboding warning, which is definitely not an everyday occurrence in small-town America.
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And it also happens to have the right amount of foreboding to keep you from feeling down about not being whisked away by a handsome Australian man. LOVESICK
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When I visited this weekend to attend the bar's 45th anniversary party, an enormous, foreboding tower crane sat across the street, as if defying it to continue existing.
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Inuka, or "foreboding strength" in Inuit, was born on Boxing Day in 1990 to parents Nanook and Sheba, who had arrived from Canada and Germany, respectively, in 1978.
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It is as if moving further down this foreboding passageway might bring you into an unknown chamber of a ship where infernal goings-on are a daily occurrence.
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The teaser glances briefly at Kanye's hospitalization; the music gets dark and foreboding as each Kardashian monologues about how difficult it is to live in the public eye.
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During their press run for Dear Science, their interviews took on a foreboding tone, signaling that whatever was special about their old stomping grounds was being squeezed out.
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Even if Trump cannot tangibly alter libel laws, it is foreboding that he would look to Hulk Hogan as an example of how to deal with the press.
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On tracks like "Black Phase," it means dramatic clusters of vocals bursting out over top of foreboding electronics that are rooted in music written hundreds of years ago.
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Shot on black-and-white film with a foreboding drone and static-filled score by Flying Lotus that gets very abrasive, it's as gorgeous as it is unnerving.
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Reflecting these concerns of sectarianism, and the deep sense of foreboding surrounding a battle for the city, a chorus of voices in Iraq and abroad has urged restraint.
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This same feeling of foreboding overwhelms a 60-year-old woman diagnosed with essential tremor — a condition marked by uncontrollable shaking that affects more than 85033 million Americans.
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Resident Evil 2 manages to set the mood perfectly for every moment of the game, from its foreboding opening at the gas station to the tense, explosive ending.
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"Mudbound" moves at a methodical pace -- basically approximating its rural, mid-20th century environs -- but with a constant sense of purpose, imbued with a strong sense of foreboding.
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It's loaded with this sense of foreboding in that what these men do is so dangerous that every moment they spend with their loved ones is so precious.
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Also, in this film, Caesar goes through a lot—he's pretty much getting battered around and tortured, and we were shooting in minus-degree conditions on foreboding sets.
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That period imbues the record with a sense of foreboding—there's field recordings of ringing bells, roving packs of wild dogs, and the chanting of a local choir.
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Henry sings in tense, foreboding tones of killing the vermin that give the track its title, whispering with an startling self-possession as the song swells around him.
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With its fastidious framing and angry-tough temperament, "Loveless" (a title distilled in a single image of a child's violated, unclaimed corpse) earns its air of careful foreboding.
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In the last half a century, the landscape of the province has dramatically shifted from one of farming and nomadic pastoralism to gas flares and foreboding industrial plants.
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So does the constant sense of foreboding reinforced by the buzzing Geiger-like noises on the soundtrack, and the prevalence of stoic-peasant and menacing-strongman Soviet stereotypes.
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There's an almost palpable sense of foreboding hanging over everything, starting with Buffy's recurring nightmares about Drusilla and continuing through Jenny Calendar's mysterious murmurings about her secret identity.
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Foreboding evil weights their mind,as downcast, halting, they must goand cross the stony bridge of woeto Wizard's Isle, and to the thronethere fashioned of blood-darkened stone.
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The United States' wars in the Middle East have slogged on, with plenty of tense and foreboding moments, for about as long as most teenagers have been alive.
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In a foreboding twist, the 90-year-old tree was planted close to a small lake named Trollvann, or "the water of the trolls," according to the council.
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The speech was a perfect distillation of the foreboding view of America broadcast by Breitbart — a land in disarray and decline that has reached the point of crisis.
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She suffers auras of foreboding, throbs with heat in the night, sweats through her clothes at work, strips down to an undershirt when she "flashes" on the subway.
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And this math becomes even more foreboding for Sanders should he not win Massachusetts or Minnesota by 13-14 percent margins that are assumed in the above example.
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There's some foreboding imagery at the beginning of "Heartlock," a crime drama-romance set in a prison: A shot of a black cat striding through an air vent.
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Even on their early albums, there was at least a song or two of foreboding danger rising up to deceive the hapless listener unaware of Jucifer's alter ego.
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The syncopated synth pattern gets louder and more overdriven with the gradual punishment of a torture rack, the perfect counterpart to the song's giant, foreboding, echoing bass drums.
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But what at the time had no doubt been a bit of cautious optimism plays in retrospect like a moment of dark foreboding; a calm before a cataclysmic storm.
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With its artistic pacing and lush, foreboding images of Louisiana topography, "Killing Fields" resembles the celebrated first season of HBO's "True Detective," except that the Discovery version is true.
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In country in which the current president calls the media an "enemy of the people," the presence of an desecrated newspaper building in Gilead comes as a foreboding warning.
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As seen in season 1, it appears that the White Walkers are perverting the golden ratio and sending some sort of foreboding message to the humans who observe it.
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Others are given powerfully dramatic, completely fictional private lives, so as the zeppelin cruises serenely through the clouds the earthbound reader ricochets from distrust to uncertainty to outright foreboding.
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Sixth, the U.S. dollar's rise will squeeze earnings forecasts and companies that are about to report earnings, a foreboding sign for the welfare of the broader market, he said.
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Is it a foreboding narrowmindedness, or just a necessary shrinkage of the world that allows us to find joy in spite of the planet's massive scale and entrenched inequality?
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Against that backdrop of foreboding, of darker days ahead, of prime ministerial defenestration and a fresh election, of chaos and confusion, what meaning is there in a state visit?
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It's not the foreboding, sinister outback international audiences have seen countless times in Australian films like Mad Max, Wolf Creek, or even the 1971 cult thriller Wake in Fright.
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"In those cases where there's no domestic violence history, we have a perpetrator who's more suicidal," she said, adding that it's here where demographics turn from informative to foreboding.
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The only way he knows how to respond, since facts and truth are never on his side, is with insults and false accusations that have become dangerous and foreboding.
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Haunted stares and enigmatic figures imbue the space with a nagging sense of uneasiness and foreboding, beginning with Tabouret's painting "The Eclipse" (2017), for which the exhibition is named.
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"Could" and "suggesting" are ghastly qualifiers; any reader would almost certainly (as they did in reality) interpret Posner's words as foreboding for the Constitution's relevance in today's judicial system.
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Throughout official Washington there are undercurrents of foreboding about the bombshells from Mueller that are poised to explode, one way or the other, in the not too distant future.
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He continued his dominance among low-income voters in Michigan and Mississippi but, in a foreboding sign for Mr. Cruz, also narrowly won among white evangelicals in both states.
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And given how quickly real life is becoming like the reality depicted in some older Black Mirror episodes, we'll be watching these new episodes with some sense of foreboding.
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Instead, his famous sitters—who include Kerry James Marshall, Carrie Mae Weems, Mickalene Thomas, and Yinka Shonibare—are posed against somber, even foreboding scenes ripped from Goya's Black Paintings.
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"Tokyo" is frenetic to the point of confusion; "Where I'm Going" is foreboding in a way that makes you want to email your mom and tell her you're fine.
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Why, in big, foreboding 2017, where we have iPhones and trap music, are people so desperate to attend a night centered on a Swedish pop group from the 1970s?
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For him to do neither resulted in a speech that seemed to exist outside of time, untethered to a world more chaotic and foreboding than the one Obama described.
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Season six is big on the sense of foreboding doom, and it doesn't always do it well — but here it's still fresh enough to be unsettling and effective. 23.
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Yes, there's at least one foreboding entry among the debuts, and depending on one's tendencies there are a couple of mordant trains of thought to hop onto as well.
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NO. 7: KURT SANDERLING, STUTTGART RADIO SYMPHONY (Hänssler Classic) Dark and foreboding at times, heaven-storming at others, this is a masterly, often overlooked Seventh, both unusual and convincing.
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And though recent tests may not yet have proven Russia's technical capability to fully detach from the global internet, they're a foreboding sign of what could be to come.
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During the party, you'll see a patch of sweat spread on your friend's rear, foreboding, slow but immediate like The Blob taking over a city in old horror movies.
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Donald Trump ended the fourth and final night of the 2016 Republican National Convention with one of the darkest, most foreboding, and aggressively fearmongering speeches in modern political memory.
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Composed for a companion album to the 2011 installment of the legendarily violent fighting game Mortal Kombat , this one's an ominous creeper composed of gory synths and foreboding drum work.
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EVACUATIONS ORDERED AS WINDS FUEL NORTHERN CALIFORNIA FIRES The orange shroud of fog and smoke over the city drew many to share photos on social media of the foreboding sky.
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It was a blast — the controls are simple and laid out very well, the action feels like classic Diablo, and the level design had a great foreboding feel to it.
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For example, his portrait "Xayasana (Thai, Laotian)" depicts his subject in a foreboding lava field, which she seems to embody, meeting the camera's gaze while sensually swaying in the wind.
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" Deena asked what she could do, and Tom, who had been going to church daily during the preceding year out of a sense of foreboding, responded "Pray, Deena, just pray.
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When the artist is not creating "3D dreams" at his day job for a marketing-tech firm, he brings to life the cobwebs of his past in foreboding photo collages.
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She's often favored murky, foreboding production in the past, but "Lucky" is a clear-eyed sunburst, riffing on reggae tropes with her wonderfully genre-agnostic approach to postmodern pop music.
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" Though Braeden says he thought St. John was "trying to cover his pain" after his son's death, he still had a "strange foreboding that eventually those demons would haunt him.
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On the Caribbean island, there is a grave sense on foreboding, due to the fact by the end of the year the commonwealth could essentially run out of Medicaid funding.
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"There's always a sense of foreboding when the day is coming, when they're going to announce nominations, and you never know," she told THR last year, before pretending to weep.
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When he sings about violence and self-harm on tracks like "Lover," he's not afraid to make them sound foreboding and scary, to push the tracks themselves to uncomfortable places.
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Composed for a companion album to the 2011 installment of the legendarily violent fighting game Mortal Kombat , this one's an ominous creeper composed of gory synths and foreboding drum work.
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Without much explanation, the matriarchal leaders of her society promise her in marriage to a man from another ark, the Pole, which is as cold and foreboding as it sounds.
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Perhaps pandering to viewers who these days expect a higher yuck factor, this new iteration is more gruesome yet much less scary, its sleekness and efficiency poor substitutes for foreboding.
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Wilmarth also played with these foreboding elements in some of his later sculpture, which aims to dismantle the balanced geometries of the maquettes and other drawings seen in the show.
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After several years defined by the soothing, melodic aesthetic of Drake, the genre is in the midst of a slow pendulum swing toward the harsher, the darker, the more foreboding.
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Mike is abruptly laid off from his job selling insurance, and has a quietly foreboding encounter with colleagues from his previous job, which was with the New York Police Department.
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The feeling of loss I'd first experienced after the demolition of the Babri mosque in Ayodhya, a sense of foreboding that my country was turning into an unfamiliar place, returned.
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Images of the past — a sister who died young, her distant mother, the town's foreboding woods — flicker up in the middle of scenes, as if Camille's head can't contain them.
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There's a palpable sense of foreboding, and perhaps the film should carry a trigger warning for anyone who's ever been low on the totem pole in any kind of office.
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Mild humor about the micronation's pretensions to real statehood seems especially vaporous on the imposing set (by Andrew Boyce) and amid the foreboding ocean roar of Jane Shaw's sound design.
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The Dakota on Central Park West — the creepy setting for "Rosemary's Baby" and the former haunt of the foundational film ghoul Boris Karloff — seemed especially foreboding in the chilly gloom.
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Hence the film's title, which is a nod to Victor Hugo, who wrote his famous novel of the same name in the foreboding suburb where the film is set, Montfermeil.
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On Sunday afternoon, sirens wailed and cellphones erupted with about 12 minutes of notice that a funnel cloud had dropped from a foreboding Alabama sky and was bound for Beauregard.
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The musician was certainly drawn to bright hues: he owned Basquiat's bold painting "Air Power" (1984), which features bursts of red, blue, orange, and yellow amid an otherwise foreboding scene.
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The MC goes quiet on "Casper Riddim" allowing for some menacing and foreboding production work to take center stage, and practically daring challenger MC's to throw a verse on it.
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But for many longtime devoted fans, The Crimes of Grindelwald plays like a dead canary in a coal mine: stiff, morbid, and foreboding, warning viewers of a larger, deeper-rooted problem.
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As we hear in her foreboding narration, Carlotta warned Star that fame was "a trip" — but Star, being as one-track minded as we know her to be, wouldn't listen. Hmm.
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Washington (CNN)The judicial branch just delivered a sharp jab to the chin of President Donald Trump, in a foreboding omen for his strategy for thwarting investigations that threaten his presidency.
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It builds up the layers of tension over its opening two minutes before some heavy drum beats—steady, considered, foreboding—enter, and then the whole piece drops away into a throb.
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The plot, such as it is, revolves around Ulysses (Avan Jogia), an underemployed twentysomething in Los Angeles who has been having foreboding nightmares that start to leak into his real life.
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The ethics, politics, and economics major became obsessed with the idea of deconstructing seemingly mysterious and foreboding computers so that anyone could touch and manipulate the technology, including, of course, Micah.
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Among more recent constructions is a private house by Tadao Ando — which appears foreboding from the street — and buildings by Studio Gang such as the SOS Children's Villages Lavezzorio Community Center.
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"Our art director didn't have to do much to it," Colin said of the location, featuring decrepit walls and isolated surrounds, the layout a labyrinth of endless corridors and foreboding cells.
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" But Steve Grasso, Stuart Frankel & Co.'s director of institutional sales, warned that the company's IPO could be more foreboding than people think: "That IPO market is fuel for the rally.
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The mezzo-soprano Ekaterina Gubanova, as Brangäne, Isolde's maid, excelled during the mystical moment when she watches helplessly, full of foreboding, as Isolde and Tristan fall fatefully into each other's arms.
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It was 1964, the year of the Berkeley student revolt, and Glazer, then teaching at that university, wrote that he was "filled with foreboding" by the actions of the student demonstrators.
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Apocalyptic in their foreboding, the images of environmental despoliation — especially in China, Nigeria, Brazil and Indonesia — are more powerful than any words voiced by the film's soft-spoken narrator, Oscar Isaac.
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Mostly, the response was approval (is there any trend Gigi can't convince us to test-drive?) undercut with a sense of foreboding: Brace yourselves, because the corset may keep cropping up.
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The reversal came in the same week that Canada's central bank took a sudden dovish turn and dismal data from Australia to the UK instilled a sense of foreboding in markets.
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His latest album, "Ancestral Recall," is a highlight, throwing Scott's blistering trumpet and Saul Williams's equally igneous poetry into conversation with pounding ancient rhythms, all swathed in a foreboding digital soundscape.
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Indeed, the exterior looks a bit foreboding, but the new hotel is completely modern and welcoming inside, starting with the spacious common areas and popular farm-to-table restaurant, 100 Acres.
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It begins with a yellow-bellied workman, Ephraim Winslow (Robert Pattinson), arriving at the remote, foreboding lighthouse that has long been the domain of a curmudgeonly keeper, Thomas Wake (Willem Dafoe).
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The Fourth was a case in point, too neutral and ponderous an account to fit the composer's most foreboding and destructive piece, and with playing that, at times, verged on blare.
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Nobel laureate Robert Shiller thinks investors ought to ignore the recent burst in corporate profits and focus on longer-term valuation, which he says carries foreboding news for the stock market.
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" With foreboding music, it also highlights comments Clinton made at a New Hampshire town hall in October that Australia's firearm confiscation and buyback is "a good example" that is "worth considering.
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Editor's note: This article has been updated since it was published on September 73th AFGHAN ELECTIONS are never easy, but Saturday's presidential poll had conjured up even more foreboding than usual.
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Garland, one of our most committed auteurs, said he didn't even reread the book to prepare; he made the movie based on his sense memories, his impressions, of VanderMeer's foreboding themes.
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Human Rights Watch researcher Andreas Harsono said in a statement Tuesday the raid on transgender women was "foreboding," adding more than 300 LGBT people were arrested across Indonesia in 2017 alone.
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If there is a particular foreboding hanging over this conference, it lies in the fact that the sonderweg, or (loosely) wayward path, of Trump's America has occurred just as Europe splinters.
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Wildlife enthusiast David Ford captured the foreboding scene, which looks as though a plane full of frankfurters flung open the hatch and let the dogs rain down upon the unassuming shore.
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Comprising a burst slush puddle of warm faecal-scented blood surrounded by dainty boiled apple slices, it tasted foreboding and grim, like an unwashed fridge at the back of an abattoir.
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The Fulgur publication is an alluringly designed hardback, with a black cloth cover embossed with its title in foreboding red letters, endpapers of a sigil-covered hand, and lush color plates.
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Either way, it's still too early for any foreboding forecasts regarding LG Mobile, and with new leadership in place, we could be looking at a new era of LG phones coming soon.
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Rather than this song being a foreboding anticipation of death, it's more of that moment when we realize we're halfway through our lives and reflecting on what's happened and what's to come.
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The prosecution of Ms. Prokopyeva and other harmless critics comes against the backdrop of foreboding and uncertainty over what might follow Mr. Putin, who has anchored the system for nearly two decades.
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All the while, there are both human and animal visitors crossing the screen, checking the space out, working together in Zurkow's unique visual illustration style to create a sense of slight foreboding.
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To compare the current crop of smartwatches to PDAs, though, is both optimistic and foreboding: it means there's still an opportunity to blow up the smartwatch market, still room for tremendous growth.
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The juxtaposition of the foreboding verses and the sparkling instrumentation creates something rare and gripping, and it is hard to tire of the tenor vocals, high-life guitar riffs and keyboard flourishes.
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Gloomy pop-leaning epic, "The Descent," layers Tung-Barrysmith's slinky, foreboding vocals and ghostly background harmonies over mood-shifting time signatures and pulse-raising musical builds (plus, a carefully placed piano solo).
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But The World Ends with You is a completely unique, energetic experience that blends together the stylish youth culture of Tokyo's Shibuya district with a dark, foreboding story about death and friendship.
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Code Vein has much of what has made the Souls series so appealing — namely challenging action-RPG gameplay and a dark, foreboding world to explore — but with a more anime-style sensibility.
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Only the bottom halves of the book pages have been soaked in dense, murky pigments; hence altogether the panels suggest windows that look out onto the foreboding horizon of DuBois's turbulent sea.
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It leaves Lashkar Gah and Sangin as the major strongholds the government still holds, and a sense of foreboding that the opium-rich southern region will eventually entirely belong to the Taliban.
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The famous "Phantom of the Opera" theme, with the organ's quaver accompanied by funereal electric bass and foreboding percussion, is pure prog rock, almost to the point of "Spinal Tap"-style parody.
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Between 2016 and 2018, the U.K. went from being the fastest-growing major economy in the world to the slowest, as businesses halted investment plans, migration dwindled, and foreboding filled the air.
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There is this sort of foreboding feeling, and for me to genuinely not have that in any way and just know that we have become daily ingrained parts of each other's lives.
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I discovered the album when I was still in high school, in the midst of the transition of my tastes from the easily-accessible mainstream to the more enticing and foreboding underground.
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The billboards are a gimmick for Mr. McDonagh and a gambit for Mildred, a way to get things jumping (the investigators, the tale) and splash some foreboding on an outwardly pacific scene.
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He had a sense of foreboding, though he could not know that the following week he would be arrested by security forces and spend almost a whole year in that very penitentiary.
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Parker took over on the final song, the foreboding "One Special Gift"—"There'll be just enough left / For one special gift / For one special guest"—and the record faded to pitch black.
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The Trump administration's lack of a coherent strategy for dealing with Iran has resulted in a series of conflicting messages, all of which contribute to a growing sense of foreboding and unpredictability.
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They pacify him with an almond bar and try to keep him hidden from their foreboding social studies teacher, Professor Fauna, who's like a cross between Gandalf and Christopher Lloyd's Doc Brown.
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Fusing a deep sense of foreboding alongside an abiding playfulness, the various one-acts — "Imp," especially — confirmed a masterful ability to experiment with both subject matter and form that remains without peer.
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Letter To the Editor: Re " 'An Accident Waiting to Happen': Blame in a Deadly London Fire" (front page, June 25): A sense of foreboding occurred to me as I read your article.
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A narrator in a foreboding voice claimed the former vice president had blackmailed and threatened to withhold aid from Ukraine to stop an investigation into a company associated with his son Hunter.
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President Donald Trump said Tuesday his administration will be prepared to handle North Korea's foreboding promise of a "Christmas gift," whether it be a long-range missile test or something more pleasant.
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Especially since the Blanchards appear to be living a beautiful, loving life when we meet them in the second scene of the series, which takes place seven years before the foreboding cold open.
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Dance-club mixmaster Danny Tenaglia offers a languid, eloquent, synth-orchestrated reading of Ono's 1981 single "Walking on Thin Ice," whose throbbing beat and minor chords fueled its mood of mystery and foreboding.
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Recently, on July 22, he lashed out at Iran's President Hassan Rouhani in a late-night tweet, writing an all-caps warning in response to a foreboding statement issued by the foreign leader.
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Alone and searching for his daughter, David must explore a series a dark, foreboding corporate buildings, using his new glasses to unlock new areas and uncover clues, all while fighting off security forces.
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President Donald Trump lashed out at Iran's President Hassan Rouhani in a late-night tweet on Sunday, writing an all-caps warning in response to a foreboding statement issued by the foreign leader.
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Will does his best to ignore his feelings of foreboding, while his intractable mother Joyce (Winona Ryder) dives headlong into what she sees as a new conspiracy endangering the town and her family.
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The audience is kept on edge by a sustained feeling of foreboding and that all is not what it seems; a vague idea that whatever is coming, when it comes, will be bad.
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At first, it would seem he's present through foreboding staccato strings, but it's just an initial impression; that darkness is what the world chooses to perceive in him, not who he truly is.
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And it shows the foreboding feat Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell faces in trying to revive repeal-and-replace after his stunning gamble to punt the vote until after the July 4 break.
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Between the foreboding figure of Ellis Grey (Kate Burton), the anxiety around Helen Karev (Lindsay Wagner), and the drama of Daddy DeLuca — is there a single relaxing parent in the Grey's Anatomy universe?
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"It might be over soon," he sings, repeating the mantra with an ominous sense of knowing, familiar to anyone with a sense of the often debilitating clutch of anxiety and its psychosomatic foreboding.
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They would have to get used to this sort of thing now that she was a teen-ager, he said in a tone full of foreboding, trying to hide his disappointment and hurt.
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At the Cheesequake rest area on the Garden State Parkway, Ryan Giblin had a sense of foreboding as he filled up his Toyota RAV4 on his way to Pennsylvania to go cliff-jumping.
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Much was made of how he cherry-picked his crime statistics for the most rancid fruit, warping reality to fill the streets of America with as much blood and foreboding as he did.
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As Hawaii's Kilauea volcano continues to spew lava into neighborhoods and eject foreboding plumes of dark ash into the sky, a nearby underwater volcano named Lo'ihi patiently waits to rise above the surface.
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But gyms and exercise culture were still used for the occasional setup—like when Ryan Phillippe got a foreboding Polaroid following a boxing session in I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997).
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For the first time in her career all that tension she felt in the moments leading up to a game—that sense of foreboding—didn't fully disappear when she stepped on the court.
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Whether Mr. Robot can sustain this impressive level of momentum relies on whether Esmail continues to value narrative risk-taking over continuing the series down the overcast, foreboding path it's currently heading down.
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This is also the first episode to really show off the Buffy/Angel chemistry that will drive much of the next season, with the two flirting between foreboding warnings over Angel's leather jacket.
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For some residents — like Hyun Jae-gyun, one of the teachers who brought the children to the war memorial — that has led to a rising sense of foreboding and an urge to prepare.
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The U.S. is also at growing risk of cyber attack; we saw a foreboding omen play out in the Bangladesh Bank heist (in which we suspect China played a role supporting North Korea).
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Although one woman gets the most screen time, "The Lodge" is really about three mother figures: the children's dead mom, the Virgin Mary (via a foreboding portrait in the dining room) and Grace.
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Given Mr. Scaramucci's tough language about leakers, and his decision to push out one assistant press secretary, his tweet added to a sense of foreboding that has taken hold in the White House.
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It gives you that feeling of looking forlornly into a bottomless dark pool of water and the sense of foreboding that comes when you realize you just have to break up with someone.
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And it is a ringing confirmation of the nature of black holes, the bottomless gravitational pits from which not even light can escape, which were the most foreboding (and unwelcome) part of his theory.
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They're especially popular as a way to get around the more foreboding reaches of the Australian Outback, where Gardner-Stephen was to use them as nodes in a new kind of emergency communications network.
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Montero, who has a 8.24 ERA and has allowed 50 baserunners in 19 2/3 innings, started in place of ace right-hander Jacob deGrom, who was scratched because of a foreboding weather forecast.
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In a foreboding sign Thursday, the IS claimed responsibility for back-to-back suicide attacks that hit a village miles away, leaving more than a dozen people dead in a rare targeting of civilians.
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Like much of the futurist work the the pair have released separately, this delves into largely unsettling realms—even when they settle into more propulsive rhythms there's a sense of foreboding around what's going.
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The newly official Republican nominee for president ended the fourth and final night of the 2016 Republican National Convention with one of the darkest, most foreboding, and aggressively fearmongering speeches in modern political memory.
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But when it's the same hackers who previously executed one of the most reckless cyberattacks in history—one that could have easily turned destructive or even lethal—that reconnaissance has a more foreboding edge.
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The taut closer, "America First," gave fans a major character death in Peter Quinn (Rupert Friend), endless breathless moments, and a very foreboding look into what to expect from the next batch of episodes.
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The foreboding grew further as the Communist Party's People's Daily used a front page commentary on Friday to evoke the patriotic spirit of past conflicts, saying the trade war would never bring China down.
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Enveloping dread, ambient unease, a kind of sensuous foreboding: the music of the thirty-five-year-old American composer Ashley Fure addresses feelings that are all too familiar in early-twenty-first-century life.
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Credit... In 213 Rodrigo Bernal, a botanist who specializes in palms, was driving into the Tochecito River Basin, a secluded mountain canyon in central Colombia, when he was seized by a sense of foreboding.
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The Wrap reports that after the pesky banishment he endured in this year's remake of the Stephen King classic, It, the creepy clown is lending an air of foreboding to one couple's engagement photos.
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As reinvigorated by the director Timothy Sheader for the Open Air Theater in Regent's Park, "Superstar" delivers a genuinely primal jolt, locating fear and foreboding in what can so easily devolve into overindulgent camp.
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Here, many of the group's more interesting sonic elements shine: echoing synths, rumbling rhythms, and a dark, almost foreboding tone that sounds rooted in the android iconography that would come to define the duo.
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It is only from the large black square in "Apparent Failure" (2015–16), which might also refer to Wilbur's own misgivings as an amateur painter, that one gets some sense of foreboding and danger.
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Given the torrent of foreboding news, as coronavirus emerged as a greater threat in Europe and the global death toll reached 2,763, Trump's upbeat assessment delivered in New Delhi appeared to have aged badly.
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But Wednesday's developments will be seen in an even more foreboding light given the multiple lies, changes of story and obfuscations offered by other Trump confidants about contacts with Russian officials or private citizens.
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Even more to the point, Fernandez's foreboding paintings share in the chopped-body aesthetics favored by Robert Gober and Paul Thek, particularly Thek's Technological Reliquaries series, which includes "Meat Piece with Warhol Brillo Box" (1965).
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With Black Mirror's imminent return upon us (as a Netflix exclusive, we couldn't help but notice with a tiny shudder of foreboding), please accept this not-at-all-humble ranking of the first two seasons.
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There are several interviews with Trump advisor Roger Stone, who makes so many foreboding comments he comes across as a Bond villain — but even then the film never bothers following up or connecting any dots.
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Smoke and ash from fires burning in the Yolo and Lake counties filled the sky about 75 miles south in the San Francisco Bay Area on Sunday morning, giving the city a foreboding orange filter.
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The most iconic witch group of them all, though, is undeniably the Weird Sisters who begin Shakespeare's Macbeth with the foreboding line, "Double double toil and trouble," and proceed to spin Macbeth like a top.
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Then the soundtrack was made available online last Friday, reigniting your feelings once more as you re-lived the rollercoaster of distress and conspiracy theories through a blaze of creepy 80s synths and foreboding beats.
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The people from Pelle's village—whom he refers to as his "family"—wear all white and play foreboding songs on folk instruments and display carved sigils and grotesque drawings in their dwellings and public squares.
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In the clip Jyn Erso, played by Felicity Jones, and a team of rebels are seen escaping a group of Imperial Stormtroopers through a cavernous, dark, foreboding building filled with a perceptible air of menace.
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The couple profess to have an open marriage, though neither seems very comfortable with the idea, and they live in a foreboding house that might easily have once been home to a British Addams family.
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But as the Trump-Putin summit approaches, scheduled unsettlingly close to the periodic NATO summit which has long held pride of place on the American security calendar, Ukrainians are feeling a familiar sense of foreboding.
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A little more foreboding than we're used to from the beloved dream-pop pair, "Lemon Glow" has a hint of the sinister about it, and that makes for a great new twist on their sound.
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Designer after designer over the past several days alluded to the sorry state of the world (Britain's exit from the European Union looming, nuclear gamesmanship foreboding, hurricanes devastating) as they went on their charted course.
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It's much better to begin with the ending, shaping it all in the knowledge of the doom to come; better for the writer and for the reader too, who can enjoy the pleasures of foreboding.
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Much of The Witch's story is drawn from real, contemporaneous accounts and folk tales, written by very real Puritans who had moved to North America and saw the deep, dark woods as foreboding and forbidding.
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Now that the HBO drama is talking about the Children Of The Forest once again (and showing us their foreboding cave paintings), we thought it was the perfect time to explain who exactly these beings are.
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Given Bryce's history of sexual assaulting women (though it's not entirely clear, the scene seemingly takes place in Bryce's backyard, where he raped Hannah in season 1) it's a disturbing, foreboding glimpse of what could come.
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Featuring Pink Floyd's "Brain Damage" as a soundtrack and a distressed Aaron Paul searching for authenticity in a synthetic world, this trailer is full of foreboding and unease, but it wouldn't be Westworld without those things.
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From that foreboding forest to the dark contours of a farmhouse, "The Witch" immediately creates a sense of place: an early New England kind of hell that is enhanced by its meticulous attention to period detail.
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The melodies and textures are lead-footed and stark, sure, but they're less a source of foreboding than an excuse to slow down, look up at the sky, and think about your place in the cosmos.
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It featured a distinctive pixel art style coupled with a dark, foreboding soundtrack and simple-yet-engrossing gameplay that brought together elements of point-and-click games and classic fantasy adventures like The Legend of Zelda.
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" Forty years later, undeterred by Janet's well-founded foreboding, they reunite in Athens and take a day trip to the ancient fortress of Mycenae, which the American wife dismisses as "a hill with rocks on it.
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Nicholas Bakalar, on the science staff of The Times, summarized that foreboding finding in May: The Nile crocodile, which inhabits sub-Saharan Africa, can grow to 21 feet long and weigh one and a half tons.
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Regarding the ominous last frame of the film before the credits, which reads, "Michael Burry is focusing all of his trading on one commodity: Water," Burry says his position is not as foreboding as it sounds.
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But despite his relative newness to the extreme activity, he and a group of four friends just succeeded in becoming the first Brits believed to have ever freedived in the most foreboding environment on Earth: Antarctica.
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One reason why this makes sense: But here's one big reason why this doesn't make sense: This could be a foreboding sign for ICOs — and could limit the amount that they upend the venture capital system.
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This monster is sometimes glimpsed — "It is double-headed, has more limbs than it must need, flings in and out of the dull pockets of candlelight" — but is also a shared symbol foreboding tragedy and loss.
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Gary Washington, through his sign-language interpreters, told of a sense of foreboding that had hung over him on the day of the shooting, and how he had anxiously tried to reach his mother that night.
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In a foreboding assessment, banks said they expected in 2019 "to tighten standards for all categories of business loans as well as credit card loans and jumbo mortgages," according to the quarterly report from the Fed.
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The foreboding moniker became famous last winter when the Northeast was hit with a powerful snowstorm and has re-emerged in the last few days as another storm bears down on the middle of the country.
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The resignation of U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis stands not only as a radical disassociation from the actions of the president he served, but as a foreboding for the future, a warning for 2019 – and beyond.
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The improvements, Mr. Cuomo argued, were needed to make the antiquated and often foreboding system more hospitable, even as the agency worked on the nuts-and-bolts problems that plague the subway, including signals and tracks.
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In a year fraught with change, political upheaval, and a general sense of foreboding, the fact that the Cubs were in a prime position to win the World Series seemed too perfectly hyperbolic to be true.
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" But the scene also carried a vaguely unsettling if foreboding feel: Randall explained to Kevin that he can't picture himself as an old man, and Kevin assured his brother, "[Y]ou're not going anywhere anytime soon, right?
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Democrats expected to show up in Philadelphia to nominate Hillary Clinton, paper over their disunity and turn their fire directly on Republican nominee Donald Trump and the foreboding picture he painted of America at the GOP convention.
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While my view is a dark foreboding about the prospects of a Trump presidency, I would offer one idea that would give credence to his suggestion that he wants to be president of all of the people.
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Subsequent entries learned all the wrong lessons, unsuccessfully attempting to go toe-to-toe with action genre heavyweights while forgetting what made the series what it was back in the day: a relentless, foreboding sense of horror.
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But Oklahoma City upset Golden State in Game 63 at Oracle Arena, where the Warriors were 39-2 in the regular season, a foreboding sign for home fans expecting a championship coronation after a record-breaking season.
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As I scanned the menu with my complimentary glass of wine, Peggy, who was already finished with her chicken fettuccine, warned me in a polite but foreboding tone that the food "isn't what it used to be."
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But it's fitting for Gun Outfit, given how the band's songs, particularly on its 2015 album "Dream All Over," commemorate a forgotten, more foreboding side of California, hidden just beneath the traditions of glamour and gumshoe noir.
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I believe he'd look on the protests in Hong Kong today with a mixture of hope and foreboding, wishing that the U.S. government would speak loudly in support while warning Beijing that violence will elicit real consequences.
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The announcement of the loan reinforced a general sense of foreboding among Egyptians, especially after Mr. Sisi suggested twice in recent months on state television that they may have to go hungry for their economy to stabilize.
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Garbus is especially good at creating a sense of foreboding, even if she and the script sometimes hit their notes overly hard (as with the metaphorically burdened image of Mari operating a backhoe at a construction job).
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The pilot opens with a foreboding look ahead: It's 1940, and a night of glitzy debauchery is in full swing at the five-star Halcyon Hotel when a bomb strike marks the beginning of the London Blitz.
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In "Reine" (2015), the geometric shapes seem almost (but not quite) to form a bridge over a foreboding landscape underneath, the whole scene awash in a shower of dripping red droplets that makes the painting truly ominous.
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" The gloom is evident from the outset of The Laughter of the Sphinx, with the chord of foreboding that launches the opening poem, "Idiot Song," into troubled air: "By permission of the sun / the arctic chill descends.
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At its center is a small, pierced hole — what some Indigenous Australians claim is a foreboding mark of imperial aggression, left by a bullet Cook fired that struck the leg of the shield-bearer, a warrior named Cooman.
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When Morton joined the York Foundation, a corporate heel group modeled on the foreboding (and, as it turns out, true) sense that soulless data was about to drive all of our interactions and decisions, it was a shock.
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The world's oceans have absorbed far more heat than we realized, shortening our timeline to stop the causes of global warming, and foreboding some of the worst case scenarios put forth by climate experts, according to new findings.
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With multiple fires burning, meteorologists and residents were looking at forecasts with a sense of foreboding: Predictions called for some of the strongest winds in a decade, and at least in Simi Valley those fears were well-founded.
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What follows is "Fly Sh*t Only," his morning-after track that shows off Future's agile flow and, despite a particularly foreboding guitar-infused beat courtesy of DJ Spinz, suggest he's going to do it all over again.
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Except, the coin does not roll around the whole circumference, as by the time it rolls back round again, it is slightly nearer to the dark foreboding funnel and is now leaning ever so slightly more towards it.
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" In the most often quoted line — an allusion to the poet Virgil — Mr. Powell said, "as I look ahead, I am filled with foreboding; like the Roman, I seem to see 'the River Tiber foaming with much blood.
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Click here to view original GIFImage: MITIf Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking's foreboding pronouncements about the dangers of Artificial Intelligence don't have you spooked enough, MIT has deliberately launched a project that is designed to make AI scary.
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While beautiful, they of course immediately become foreboding once you know their past significance: the labyrinthine foliage of a forest of pines is also a thicket of uncertainty; lights illuminating a house could suggest safety but also danger.
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Thunderstorms passed over Cleveland early Monday morning, but they reappeared Monday night inside Quicken Loans Arena, where the first night of Donald J. Trump's coronation struck a dark and foreboding tone unmatched by any convention in recent history.
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Nate Mitchell, co-founder of the VR firm Oculus and the head of VR product at Facebook, said on Twitter that the company included foreboding phrases on the internal hardware of Oculus Touch prototypes as an Easter egg.
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It's a simple, but effective beat, a slowly loping thing built around a clattering sample of the New York City subway and a foreboding synth loop that sounds kinda like Philip Glass' piano pieces for the Candyman soundtrack.
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Stronger recent arrivals are Judit Reigl's foreboding "Guano (Menhir)" of 1959-5353; Ilona Keseru's pink, red and purple wall hanging, inspired by tombstones but resembling open mouths, from 1969; and a handsome shaped abstract painting by Robert Mangold.
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BEIJING — When the United States ratcheted up trade tensions with Beijing on Friday, the news was greeted with weariness and foreboding among the people in China who will pay the immediate price: owners of factories big and small.
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For those on the left, a primary source of foreboding is climate change, which makes speculation about what the world will look like decades hence so terrifying that it's often easier not to think about it at all.
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I find myself struck by the dire symbolism rooted in the eagle's fear and defiance of candidate Trump, and by my sense of foreboding regarding the future of our country's natural splendor in the hands of President Trump.
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"I'll tell you, the more — I just stayed awake last night thinking about this thing — the more I think of it ... it looks like to me we're getting into another Korea," he said in a voice of foreboding.
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" A Baltimore Sun column on Monday said the initial story of Ms. Smith's death, about five years after the couple were married, had initially "amplified the worst feelings about Baltimore, a real sense of foreboding around every corner.
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Not only has the S&P 500 slipped below its 200-day average — itself not much of a predictive event — but it has made no net progress for about 17 months, with some seeing a foreboding multipeak topping formation.
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This is a location that hasn't been of much interest in Game of Thrones to date, but it suddenly becomes relevant to the intro, as Ned's body was left there, pinned to a wall, along with a foreboding symbol.
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" And in regards to Facebook's strategy of copying Snapchat that's making it so hard for the younger company, Gallagher gave these foreboding words: "It's a little disheartening to see how Facebook just looks at companies and says, 'You're Houseparty.
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Devoid of people, his series showing Border Patrol target practice setups is eerie and foreboding, revealing the cracked Texan earth littered with sun-bleached shell casings and closeups of gray silhouette shooting boards, each violently ripped with tiny holes.
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With global share prices near a record high, we're seeing a clustering of worry over a few supposedly foreboding market patterns: A flattish Treasury yield curve, suppressed stock volatility and the heavy influence of a few dominant tech stocks.
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The clip opens with a close-up on the sleeve as foreboding synth strings twist around wordless vocals; then the camera pans back to reveal Arca himself as the bullfighter (and in relatively ok shape, considering the sartorial damage).
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" In Len Deighton's "SS-GB" (29066), spies operating in German-occupied London after a Nazi victory don't just risk life and limb, they defy the foreboding "section 2503 of the Military Orders of the Commander-in-Chief Great Britain.
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There's a sense of foreboding that never quite seems justified, even after we learn what happened, but the book is full of lush, mesmerizing detail and keen insight into the easy intimacy between young girls which disappears with adulthood.
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A total of 22 people have died, and the photographs of human suffering are foreboding: native Australians have poured out of smoke-shrouded towns as the flames creep nearer, while people along the coast have taken refuge on beaches.
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After the war, the nudes become lighter and more playful (again, in contrast to his horses and riders, which literally collapse under the weight of their symbolic import), reflecting a kernel of optimism wrapped deeply within postwar existential foreboding.
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About 2,000 km (23,200 miles) to the south in Hong Kong, festivities have been scaled back and the date looms with an air of foreboding in a city wracked by nearly four months of often-violent anti-government protests.
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Mr. Browne, playing the piano, sang his prophetic '70s anthem "Before the Deluge" with Ms. Baez, who glumly observed that "as we head into the abyss" this expression of apocalyptic foreboding is even more relevant today than when it was written.
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Like, say, one especially terrifying Amma Crellin (Eliza Scanlen) scene coming up in this Sunday's Sharp Objects, or the final, foreboding image of June Osborne (Elisabeth Moss) sauntering off into the night in the last moments of Handmaid's Tale season 2.
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Demme's opening scene immediately establishes the film's trademark—uncanny realism—as Jodie Foster's Clarice Starling is alone on an FBI obstacle course, while Howard Shore's bombastically morose score crashes in with chunky strings, smothering Clarice in a peculiarly sudden foreboding.
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So, dear reader, let me use that literary freedom to tell you this: the foreboding 80s synth inspired masterpiece that comprised the Stranger Things soundtrack – as created by Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein who we interviewed here – is now available online.
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"We wanted to embolden the audience with a sense of familiarity but also a sense of foreboding as to what these structures mean (and where are they leading us) over the course of the narrative," Duke tells The Creators Project.
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The foreboding landscapes that people died trying to conquer in the 19th and early 20th centuries are today environmentally fragile, and considering how culture has represented the arctic in the past can influence how threats are communicated in the present.
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Taken at night, the dark, moody images place a Black female into idyllic Californian spaces — spaces more often associated with whiteness — while at the same time capturing a foreboding quality that conveys a sense of unease at her presence there.
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Do you see future use of technology becoming more beneficial to people of color and women because it helps us get our voices out there or is there like a foreboding element to it because of increased surveillance or censorship?
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Even the poems ostensibly celebrating seasonal rebirth, like the one beginning "Loveliest of trees, the cherry now / Is hung with bloom along the bough," contain within them, like a canker, a note of foreboding, and wind up sounding like laments.
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As a sleuth, he is hapless and listless, and some viewers may feel an urge to deface the poster for "Burning" as they leave the cinema, scrawling the word "Slow" above the title; yet the smolder of foreboding is never doused.
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LOS ANGELES, Feb 2 (Reuters) - Any fan of the HBO fantasy television series "Game of Thrones" will tell you that the show enthralls right from its opening title sequence accompanied by a foreboding instrumental piece played using drums and violins.
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And the most foreboding sign emerging from Capitol Hill on the 35th day of the impasse is that no one -- not his Republican allies or Democratic foes -- has any idea how he plans to extricate the nation from the darkening crisis.
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Back home, however, a political, economic and market storm was brewing that would turn the week into one of the most foreboding for his young administration, which has been slow to confront the mounting challenges to his ambitious reform agenda.
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On "How I Met My Ex," he skillfully tells the titular story over seven minutes, with no backing track except the dark, foreboding tinkling of black and white ivory, each chord impressing the intensity of the situation upon the listener.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art just unveiled its annual roof garden installation with Cornelia Parker's Transitional Object (PsychoBarn), a foreboding Second Empire structure built from salvaged barn wood as a tribute to the famed Bates home in Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho.
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NEW YORK — With officials warning of medical shortages and tabloids reporting horror stories like a 39-year-old coronavirus victim found dead on her kitchen floor, much of the nation is looking at New York City with fear and foreboding.
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In the Shield series, from the same year, the pierced foam torso of a pale female mounted on canvas serves an acoustic function: It absorbs the foreboding sound of sirens that echoes through tiny speakers from one corner of the room.
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Staged before a sell-out house of officials, diplomats, lobbyists and journalists, the sketches reflected a foreboding that six decades of "ever closer union" may be coming to an end, at least with Britain and possibly with other member states.
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For thousands of desperate sub-Saharan Africans, it is a foreboding but tantalizingly close passage to a better life: A 20-foot-high fence guarding the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, one of only two land borders between Europe and Africa.
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For Ridley Scott's terrifying 21973 interplanetary space thriller, "Alien," Mr. Gold skipped the slathering title monster for something less obvious and more foreboding: a single large, dark egg, cracked and oozing a molten yellow light, hovering out in the galactic night.
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Takeda's radioactive cosmos, Imai's brooding landscapes and Kawauchi's dazed pigeons take me through several registers of thought simultaneously: information about the tragedy, sorrow for the suffering it caused, gratitude for the work that makes that sorrow visible, foreboding about the future.
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I have to look at my children and I have to look at their school friends, I cannot help but feel this sense of dread and foreboding because ultimately, the built environment is a huge contributor to our carbon woes.
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But in any version of reality outside of the Trump bubble, Wednesday's dramatic events took the impeachment saga into a more foreboding phase and leaves critical players including Trump, his Republican defenders and Democratic investigators faced with important strategic decisions.
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As an introductory essay by Bill Wasik explains, the articles in the issue "ponder the internet's future at a time when that future has never felt more unsettled," and the cheery, colorful artworks leaven texts that might otherwise feel foreboding.
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But Sandler is so good, so committed and so watchable that, despite everything — Howard's irrationality, a rogue's gallery of unpleasant characters, the foreboding of a bad, bad end — you can't take your eyes off the screen, which Sandler seldom vacates.
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But in his first race, his candidacy could feel like an exercise in performative stamina — sustained by an uncommon talent for talk-until-they-leave speechifying and an oversize bottle of Tylenol that helped ease foreboding headaches on the road.
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It was built at a time when the idea was to make the building itself seem gloomy and melancholic so the prisoner would arrive at prison with this sense of foreboding and despair, and that was part of the punishment.
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Some islands are as cheerful as anything in Banjo-Kazooie, while others have a darker, more foreboding air about them—they seem to beckon to you, a call to adventure of the Zelda sort, with swords and shields and monsters.
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At that point, the podcast really takes a left turn, and turns into a different mystery altogether: a treasure hunt for a rumored fortune in buried gold, featuring foreboding sundial inscriptions, conniving Floridian cousins, and a small-town lawyer named Boozer Downs.
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"When we say 'surgically,' that's foreboding, but it's just a very small removal of a very small portion of toenail, and killing the nail root cell," she says, adding that kids can have it done, too; it's really not a big deal.
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But it provides a foreboding table setting, quite literally, for what's expected to be an epic and bloody final season pitting the forces of the living (commanded by Daenerys with her dragons) and the dead (commanded by the winter-bearing Night King).
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In a recent and rare interview with Vulture to promote his starring role in the new HBO film My Dinner with Hervé, Dinklage did what his character does best: delivered some foreboding yet wise words on the bleak future that lies ahead.
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Like that film's unnerving, drone-like foreboding that moved away from typical Hollywood thriller compositions, this new soundtrack takes a more unconventional approach—especially for a Hollywood sci-fi movie, an arena dominated by the unsubtle scores of John Williams and Hans Zimmer.
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Nothing tragic happened, except in the sense that losing a connection your past often feels tragic, a foreboding taste of mortality and time that reminds you of how impermanent are the things that we think of as fixtures in our own lives.
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With a mix of foreboding and panic, these tunes combine the ambience of horror with a sense of urgency, and wouldn't be out of place as b-side cuts to films such as Escape from New York or Big Trouble In Little China.
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WWE's given no indication that anything else is in the offing and things seem fine, but there has to be a foreboding sense that we may see a reconsolidated, possibly trimmed, roster in the wake of WWE's traditional post-WrestleMania roster cuts.
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Mr. Marston ("Maria Full of Grace"), who wrote the script with Julian Sheppard, dangles foreboding elements — a faintly threatening older couple (Danny Glover and Kathy Bates), a carving knife, a lamb's head on a kitchen table — but doesn't follow up on them.
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Delegates at the May 8-18 negotiations in Bonn on a detailed "rule book" for the 19973 Paris Agreement, the first U.N. talks since Trump took office, say there is less foreboding than when Washington last broke with global climate efforts in 2001.
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You can hear it in each of the component parts—the foreboding way the banjo part never resolves, the distant way the violin wanders, the thick clouds of dust the slide guitar kicks up around Giannascoli and his frequent collaborator Emily Yacina's voices.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — The story of Yokosuka, as told by photographer Ishiuchi Miyako, takes place in lonely, foreboding streets, where the miracle of Japan's postwar economy seems to not have shaken off the grit and grime of history.
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Low-lying tropical island states from the Maldives to Tuvalu view Greenland's 3,000-metre (10,000 ft) thick ice sheet with foreboding since it contains enough ice to raise world sea levels by around 7 metres if it all melted, over many centuries.
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But it leans heavily on the foreboding that was undoubtedly an element of his final days: A little over a month before he died, soon after writing the "Do You Believe" text, Vivier was assaulted and robbed by another man he'd brought home.
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The fall in global yields has intensified in the past month, after a weaker than expected US jobs report killed the short-term possibility of the Fed hiking rates, and thanks to a general sense of foreboding in the global economy strengthened.
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When I heard that split second of radiance deftly transformed into to a pained, foreboding cry for blood at a dress rehearsal a few days before "Elektra" opened on Thursday at the Metropolitan Opera, it felt a little like hearing the future.
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Some quick and foreboding math: If Mr. Biden were to enter the race by May 1, he would have to raise roughly $100,000 every day through June 30 just to match where the ninth-best-funded candidate stood at the end of March.
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"As the midterm elections approach, a feeling of foreboding has settled over the pharmaceutical industry," said John E. McManus, a Republican health care lobbyist whose clients include major drug companies, as well as their trade association, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America.
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In another country, in another fairy tale, it would be a place of foreboding, a place where children would find a witch in a house built of pale, crumbling slabs of shortbread, its roof trimmed with scallops of fondant, its chimney whistling smoke.
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Underlying their sense of foreboding was a widespread sentiment that the current expansion is built on a potentially shaky combination of high deficits and low interest rates — and when it ends, as it is bound to do eventually, it could do so painfully.
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A determined reporter, a gay bartender, a sex-film "director" — all making choices in an unfolding story fraught with foreboding, as the planned three-year program chronicles the changing nature of the sex business through the '70s and into the ominous '80s.
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Like WWE superstar Daniel Bryan before him, who sneered a foreboding message of inarguable environmental decline with enough withering conceit that it made him a renegade, David Starr manages to morph into a jealous psychopath even as he's fighting for the working man.
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Grinning wide-eyed at this strange land where they had been sent, often against their will, in circumstances they did not fully understand, with little foreboding of what might be in store, their photographs of ordinary wartime days have a special poignancy.
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Major Ibrahim was reflecting a growing foreboding among the opposition's fighters and civilians, mirrored by growing hope on the government side, that Washington, interested only in bombing the Islamic State militant group, is ceding the field to Russia and leaving the opposition on its own.
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As the Washington Post's Greg Sargent has noticed, it isn't uncommon for commentators to note with great foreboding—after violent incidents in Paris, San Bernardino, and now Brussels—that with Trump as the GOP nominee, we'd be one terrorist attack away from a Trump presidency.
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Each writer we chose — Manuel Gonzales, Maggie Shipstead, Diane Cook, and Rachel Khong — was able to depict the foreboding in the seemingly mundane, from a troubling family who moves in next door, to a woman who wakes up to find herself a sudden YouTube sensation.
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Whether we call the problem fake news, alternative facts, or the old favorite of FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt), Sagan's foreboding of a world where we're "unable to distinguish between what feels good and what's true" seems to be materializing right before our eyes.
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The conflagration brought a feeling of helplessness and foreboding -- reminiscent of the devastation on 9/11, in some ways, and perhaps that was part of the effect for some people: the sense -- real or imagined -- that we were watching a metaphor, a prelude, a warning.
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When it comes to the three global challenges that the new president will face, they are arguably more foreboding, as they call for more diplomatic finesse from the new commander in chief than any other challenge that the U.S. has faced in recent memory.
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The single most important fact in American political life is the degree that so many Americans believe, with a deep sentiment of dread and foreboding, that the Trump presidency has become a national nightmare that profoundly impacts American civic life in dangerous and disturbing ways.
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In a recent foreboding report, veteran strategists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch warned that the bullish mood could possibly end as early as 2019 in devastating fashion, citing signs of "bubble-like behavior" like record-high art prices and rapidly increasing global debt.
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"I don't sleep well, so in the middle of the night I wake up, and I know there's an intruder in the house," he said, explaining how his "sense of foreboding and helplessness" in the quiet, dark home "planted the seed" for his thrillers.
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Hitchcock's 1940 film Rebecca began with a slow, foreboding approach to a darkened palatial estate and ended with a blazing fire that consumes an all-encompassing emblem of the tragic hero, both elements later incorporated (Xanadu and Rosebud) in Welles' 1941 magnum opus Citizen Kane.
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Excavation became even more difficult after finding a few early-year releases that I really liked — foreboding LPs fit for winter weather reflection by the likes of Mount Eerie and Viet Cong, alongside pensive ear candy like I Love You, Honeybear and The Phosphorescent Blues.
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When Iranian missiles rained down on bases housing U.S. troops in Iraq on Tuesday night, a sense of foreboding swept the White House, with Trump and his national security aides shuttling in and out of the Situation Room to monitor developments as they unfolded.
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Anyone who saw his Oscar-winning performance as Winston Churchill in "Darkest Hour" will have been struck by his ability to conjure drama, pace and a deep sense of foreboding from what was essentially a political procedural with an ending known to the entire world.
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With Frank Ocean's haunting vocals setting a foreboding tone for the work, a series of scenes flash before your eyes: a couple holding each other tightly in the still waters, a lone runner on his early morning jog, and Sterling K. Brown looking uncharacteristically broody.
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Admirers of Nichols, whose finest films, like "Take Shelter" (2011) and "Mud" (2012), are fraught with a foreboding more mysterious than any law could cope with, may be bemused that he has turned to this ennobling saga, yet you can still feel the dramatic pressure.
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He bends in Peep's direction here, offering the same sort of foreboding mid-aughts-emo-intro guitar line for him to sing over before launching into the skyscraper-scale drums that he's brought to recent collaborations with Migos and his Future flip from last year.
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The robots—or, as the show calls them, "hosts"—are unable to inflict injury on the park's guests; without giving too much away, there's plenty of foreboding occurrences in the episodes sent out to press to suggest that the host-guest relationship won't remain neutral for long.
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It's a foreboding choice of song because according to Westerosi folklore and from the A Song of Ice and Fire books, "Jenny of Oldstones" is a sad tale of a prince having to choose between true love and the Iron Throne which leads to lots of bloodshed.
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Lillian, who can only say yes to Madison, agrees to watch the children in a back house on the estate for the summer while the senator gets confirmed, at which point they will figure out what to do with them, though each option fills Lillian with foreboding.
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"In general, the Trump administration has, up to now at least, taken a much less protectionist line than we feared after the very dark and foreboding inaugural speech, which talked of putting America first and that protection would lead to prosperity," Capital Economics said in a report.
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They eventually broke up, and he was left with a sense of foreboding about the prospect of being forced out of young single adult wards when he turned 30, after which he would be expected to attend a "mid-singles ward" for Mormons ages 30 and up.
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If you've been watching, you may have found that the story, about a family who spends a summer in the most haunted house in America is super scary — but just looking at the titular hill house is also enough to give you a vague feeling of foreboding.
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MCU-wise, every hero that has appeared from the Black Panther (Chadwick Boseman), all the way to Ant-Man (Paul Rudd) are combining their chops to take this guy out thanks to the foreboding by Gamora (Zoe Saldana), the daughter of Thanos (yes he has kids).
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Reader reactions to the fire at Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris have ranged from outrage at the French government, which some readers say neglected to take proper care of the vulnerable icon, to foreboding, after another great symbol of sanctuary in the world was almost destroyed.
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It figures in his latest novel, "Don't Let Go," not for what it is now but for what it once was: a Nike antiaircraft missile base from the duck-and-cover days of the Cold War, when "Nike" was synonymous with missiles and foreboding, not athletic shoes.
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With a foreboding tone that bends tenderly on command, Mitski delivers on the weight of her lyrics: "I wouldn't have to scream your name atop of every roof in the city of my heart / If I could see you," she sings softly, and from a deep place.
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Still, a day of frenetic activity and foreboding claims and counterclaims raised new questions about the appropriateness of the President's past behavior and whether he will try to absolve his former associates with his pardon power -- one of the most compelling questions in Washington in early 2019.
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NON announced the record last week with a single called "I Write Letters Letters To You Everyday And Burn Them In Fires Of My Pride," but today they're sharing a clip for "A Hierarchy of Principles," a more subdued track with a foreboding animation to match.
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The track begins with a hook from the singer Osno1—who also produced the track—involving the foreboding line "am I driving a hearse or a gurney," only her voice is comically pitched up, rendering its mortal meditations kinda silly—like a tombstone made out of cotton candy.
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While the thought of shopping around for new components or a whole new machine might fill you with dread and foreboding, it doesn't have to be a stressful process, and this guide will serve as your one-stop shop for all the information you need to have on hand.
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Dälek's take on hip-hop is foreboding and hypnotic in a way that feels unexpected; sure, in the Age of Future, creepy, dark vibes are almost de rigeur, but Dälek takes it a step further towards the abyss by incorporating a seething electronic edge—think Einstürzende Neubauten, not Soundcloud.
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The lubugo surface is traversed by four coarse stitches, suggesting a fresco's cracks, telescoping the painting's angelic motif a half-millennium back to Giotto, while scarring the idyllic calm of the scene with a hint of the foreboding that penetrates the other works like crude oil seeping into sand.
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To facilitate these divulgences and ratchet up the realism of these mock-interviews, Malik and his team drew inspiration from their own experiences and consulted with real border officers to formulate authentic questions for their detainees and attempt to replicate the foreboding tone and setting of an actual interview.
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To do that, it leans less on special effects and set pieces, more on a foreboding tone, and on the franchise's big, returning stars — James McAvoy as Professor Xavier, Jennifer Lawrence as Mystique, Michael Fassbender as Magneto, plus "Game of Thrones" star Sophie Turner, who's returning as Jean Grey.
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A version of the piece originally debuted at the Venice Biennale in 2013, but after a couple of years and several live performances, they've finally emerged with a recorded version (due September 2 on Sacred Bones/Bella Union) that's as foreboding and heavy as its concept would suggest.
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Even if you didn't know, as I later learned, that just beyond the distant row of trees lies Brooklyn's Greenwood Cemetery (the subject of an earlier body of work), the painting delivers a subtle foreboding sense of life as a briefly illuminated passageway en route to its final destination.
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You've watched it over and over again trying to pick up the clues in a teaser that says little — actually, literally, nothing, since there's no dialogue just the foreboding soundtrack of James' "Sit Down" — but hints at what could be in store for Jon Snow, Khaleesi and Cersei.
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I could imagine the foreboding they must have experienced, being painted with a broad brush as potential terrorists -- as threats to our national security, because we Japanese-Americans were likewise characterized as spies and saboteurs more than 75 years ago after the bombing of Pearl Harbor by Japan.
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Adding to a fog of fearful foreboding, the Serbian authorities then announced they had uncovered a cache of arms near Mr. Vucic's family home in Belgrade, a stash that Serbian news media outlets said had been put there in preparation for an assassination attempt against the Serbian leader, too.
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Because of an introductory scene set many years in their future — an implicit link between this movie and "Wendy and Lucy," featuring Alia Shawkat — we suspect something terrible will befall them, but this foreboding sharpens both the comedy and the tenderness of the time we spend in their company.
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But a sense of foreboding hung over the group's gathering in Austin this past week, as President Trump's unpopularity and Republicans' unexpectedly drastic losses in elections earlier this month in Virginia, New Jersey and suburbs from Philadelphia to Seattle raised the specter of a political reckoning in 20183.
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Intimations of mortality had always coursed through Warhol's art and the 2205s brought new ones in eerie pictures of skulls, and, by implication, in "Shadows," a 239-plus panel abstract tour de force in which darkness has no source and no end: It's just there, foreboding, miasmic, waiting.
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It was a moment of levity in a collection that was otherwise full of both peekaboo provocation and protective foreboding: sculptural chaps and shoulder armor atop frills and fishnets, crinolines and plastic flowers; insectoid hoods swallowing faces; netting poured over swathes of bubble wrap; chopped-up quilted patent panniers.
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The catharsis of seeing the world destroyed (and then seeing the American president save it) was just right for its moment — when just enough optimism still reigned and computer animation was new enough that the images felt new and invigorating rather than dark and foreboding — and people loved it.
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Mr. White employs the full true-crime arsenal, including black-and-white re-creations of events and a lot of b-roll of bleak Baltimore backdrops, to achieve a consistently artful atmosphere of foreboding, but "The Keepers" doesn't quite add up to the unified argument he's trying for.
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Across the region on Wednesday, analysts reacted with concern and even foreboding about the tone of Mr. Trump's comments, and about the unimpeded progress that North Korea appears to be making toward becoming a full-fledged nuclear power, able to strike the United States or other far-off adversaries.
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His remarks were tinged with melancholy at the impending end of his presidency, with foreboding about the changes that could follow President-elect Donald J. Trump into office next month and with uneasiness about the role Russia played in the political upheaval that has resulted from his election.
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After a new report by the Environmental Justice Foundation warning that climate change is likely to cause the largest refugee crisis in human history, I reached out to Welzer to discuss his book, which is a foreboding look at humanity's future in a world shaped, increasingly, by climate change.
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There's good reason for that sense of foreboding: This particular car carries Dale Cooper's doppelgänger (also played by MacLachlan), who is apparently possessed by the evil spirit BOB and has been carrying out horrific murders in the 25 years the actual Cooper has been trapped in the Red Room.
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The cameras that once surrounded the small shack have now been replaced by a hoard of television screens looping the same footage of the cabin's time in the wilderness from different vantage points, a simple choice that underscores how this installation smartly plays with ideas like sustainability and foreboding anxiety.
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Washington (CNN)With just a month to go before the first votes for president are cast in Iowa and New Hampshire, TV audiences are being treated to an onslaught of 30-second attack ads as candidates smear each other with the help of ominous narrators, grainy footage and foreboding music.
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At some turns chilly and foreboding, at others warm and inviting, Tavishi's early 2019 album is best for complicated headspaces, for when you aren't sure if you want to laugh or cry, but you know for sure that you need to shut yourself off from the world for a while.
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Dhar builds up the world around his hero in the first half - Vihaan takes care of his sick mother, builds a tenuous friendship with his pilot colleague Seerat (Kirti Kulhari), and plays loving uncle to his niece, with no foreboding of the storm that is about to hit his life.
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It's built around the same pieces as her previous recordings—those swirling horns, foreboding whispers, and delirious guitar lines—but it feels a more assured treading of those conceptual borders, as if in her sleep deprivation and boundless new love, she truly understood the cacophonous simultaneity her work has always evoked.
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A day earlier, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, a fierce defender of liberal democratic values, announced that she would not seek another term after a foreboding election in the state of Bavaria in which a third of voters cited migration and the integration of foreigners as the biggest problem facing the state.
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Though the menacing and poignant score is their most visible moment to date, the whole Austin quartet has been grinding out demonic synth releases for the better part of the past decade, creating a catalog that's even more hair-raising and foreboding as the work they've suddenly become famous for.
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Red states now substantially outnumber blue states; in the 2016 election, Donald Trump carried 30 states to Hillary Clinton's 20 despite his loss in the national popular vote, while the outcome of every Senate race matched the state presidential result — a foreboding sign for the future fortunes of Senate Democrats.
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In the very last series of paintings he produced, between 1994 and 2008, big, dense, semi-transparent patches of black and blue, layered on top of each other with broad brushstrokes, seem to float above white backgrounds; they function more as symbols of tightly concentrated energy than of ominous foreboding.
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We keep hearing the foreboding statistics: 10,000 baby boomers in the United States turn 65 every day; our aging population is expected to double in the next 20 years and swell to 88 million by 2050; 75 percent of Americans over 8003 live with multiple chronic health conditions, ranging from diabetes to dementia.
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There is nothing quite like the absence of foreboding in the voices of those to whom disaster is about to extend its tentacles to jolt a listener from the complacency that tomorrow will unfold much like today — with a rote and tedious commute, a low-cholesterol breakfast, a stop at the dry cleaner.
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The foreboding message in the report aligns with the recent findings in the "Special Report on 20160 Degrees" issued last month by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), that the world is failing to act fast enough to avoid the dire future climate and weather and time is quickly running out.
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At one point, while looking at the commingling of joyous color and foreboding forms in "Storm Warnings," I thought of the collage-drawing as a view of the hill town of Assisi, dominated by The Basilica of Saint Francis, as seen through the eyes of an avid comic-book and science-fiction reader.
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Sometimes a tombstone lurks as a foreboding omen of a tragedy already passed, other portraits are more subtle, like a sunset illuminating a lake behind a boy, or a girl sitting alongside an unfinished piece of sewing, the cut thread harkening back to the ancient Greek symbol of a life cut short.
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I had just come from an interview with Saul Bellow, whose biography I had been writing for the past five years, and on that day he had described the biographer as the shadow in the garden, being the foreboding presence that darkens the subject's life whether he wants him to or not.
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My mother, a retired educator who grew up about four hours away from my father, has always been more tight-lipped about her upbringing — but whatever she experienced informed my childhood foreboding, my understanding that Fayetteville's active Ku Klux Klan presence was an imminent risk to me whenever I left the house.
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Still, the rewrites and reshoots seem pretty obvious in the final film, which starts out mournfully as the world deals with the aftermath of Superman's death, then turns to foreboding as Batman (Ben Affleck) and Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot) fret about an impending alien invasion while trying to recruit members to their superhero team.
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Looking back, the existence of the GSA itself feels foreboding: Hatred toward gender and sexual diversity in the US was so deeply embedded into everyday life that youth programs had to be organized in public schools in an effort to forge an alliance between those of us who were "different" and those that were straight.
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Despite the foreboding weather that forces the family to stay inside in dangerously close quarters, they somehow pull through, and even have time for a blowout party and a baby-naming ceremony before the movers arrive, an ending that, along with the rest of the novel, only the most determined optimist will find plausible.
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And yet one of the astonishments of "The Children," which comes to the Manhattan Theater Club intact from a run at the Royal Court Theater in London last winter, is that even though it is completely successful as an eco-thriller, bristling with chills and suspense and foreboding sound effects, denuclearization is not its subject.
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Matthew's tone is somber, even grave, throughout his narrative: The baby Jesus and his family become refugees, and there is a sense of foreboding that reflects the date of its composition -- around the time when the great temple in Jerusalem was destroyed by the Roman army, once again scattering the Jewish population to the four winds.
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And while questions about the exact nature of her father's relationship with von Bötticher propel one through the novel, it is Janna's intense emotional world, the foreboding atmosphere of pre-World War II Germany and the richness of de Moor's imagination that make "The Dutch Maiden" one of the most delicious novels I've read in ages.
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It decided that piss jars and Jolly Ranchers and Marthas all had a place in this world, and set the thing to a heavy, foreboding score by Hans Zimmer and Junkie XL. If it took itself way too seriously at times, at least we could give it credit for trying to be something worth taking that seriously.
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The fabrications in the article ranged from the trivial (an account of a foreboding forest that does not exist and a Super Bowl party that did not happen) to the personally devastating (the city administrator was falsely portrayed as a gun-obsessed, romantically challenged man who had never seen the ocean) to the downright inflammatory (Mr.
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Scott TaylorScott William TaylorFormer GOP rep launches Senate campaign in Virginia Virginia special prosecutor indicts former GOP campaign staffer The 31 Trump districts that will determine the next House majority MORE (R-Va.) saw foreboding signs during Virginia's 2017 gubernatorial election, where Democrat Ralph Northam narrowly won his district, according to the Virginia Public Access Project. Rep.
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Paved With Good Intentions is a wall-sized installation that made its debut last month at University of Michigan Institute for the Humanities Gallery, and it, too, reconfigures the landscape of nostalgic America, with the most prominent piece, "This Land," assembling and deftly intervening in 528 vintage postcards of US landmarks with scene of environmental disaster, plague, and foreboding.
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Expanded by side mirrors into passages to nowhere, these antiseptic veneers feel as haunted as the Gothic clutter of Levy's video, especially "Showers" (2018), a construction of gray walls and yellow and white tiles; it could be the shower room of a typical Y, but its miniaturization concentrates the array of light and shadow into an emptiness equal parts foreboding and forsaken.
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In the exact opposite of a scene from Dead Poet's Society, its robot voice dryly intoned a poem from Robert Frost: One of my wishes is that those dark trees,So old and firm they scarcely show the breeze,Were not, as 'twere, the merest mask of gloom,But stretched away unto the edge of doom ... The foreboding imagery was weirdly appropriate.
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But while hyperbolic words and foreboding images of Putin's face, Soviet flags, and St. Basil's Cathedral may dominate cable news and magazine covers, diligent reporters based mainly in the US have been doing the real work to expose a complex political corruption scandal in which, while Russian intelligence clearly played a significant role, the prime culprits are almost all Americans.
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National Security Adviser John BoltonJohn Robert BoltonSchumer joins Pelosi in opposition to post-Brexit trade deal that risks Northern Ireland accord Why President Trump must keep speaking out on Hong Kong Trump meets with national security team on Afghanistan peace plan MORE, who appears to be leading foreign policy in the Trump administration, has a dark and foreboding view of Tehran.
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The headlines are familiar: "Bond Markets Have a Message About the Economy That Stock Investors Might Not Want to Hear" And: "The Bond Market Is Giving the Stock Market a Stern Warning" This foreboding signal of economic weakness purportedly comes from stubbornly low 2500-year Treasury yields and a narrowing spread between short and long rates at a time of buoyant equity indexes.
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The garishly dressed Bunny, played by Nikomeh Anderson, prances around in wedged pleather boots, an apron, and unfailing smile; Evil Queen Gregory, played by Matt Phillips, sports the ultimate DIY dominatrix gear; a stern-faced Crow, played by Anna Cain Bianco, is the play's omnipotent and foreboding soothsayer; and a simpleton, played by James Clements, amuses in overly-baggy sweaters and droopy eyes.
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In their compelling new book, "Shattered," the journalists Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes write that Clinton's loss suddenly made sense of all the reporting they had been doing for a year and a half — reporting that had turned up all sorts of "foreboding signs" that often seemed at odds, in real time, with indications that Clinton was the favorite to win.
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Or consider the way that the film seems as if it's largely left behind the central Force Awakens trio of Poe, Finn, and Rey — who are split up into three separate plot lines in Last Jedi — in favor of more focus on Kylo Ren's journey through his own indecision toward something darker and more foreboding, as well as Luke's journey from cynicism back to hope.
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Released through a fresh new website, the first mix plucks you from office-based stagnation and drops you face first on the dancefloor, gifting you with hard-hitting foreboding beats from Fade To Mind's NA, club-ready workout jams in the form of his "Lean and Bop" remix instrumental from last year, smooth commercial R&B thanks to Sevyn Streeter and everything in between.
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So it was an unexpected bonus for anti-abortion activists — and foreboding warning for those who support abortion rights — that Trump devoted two whole paragraphs of his speech to reiterating his anti-abortion stance and to call for new legislation: There could be no greater contrast to the beautiful image of a mother holding her infant child than the chilling displays our nation saw in recent days.
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Nevertheless, as writer Zoë Lescaze explores in Paleoart: Visions of the Prehistoric Past, 1830-19803, out this month from Taschen, it has been vibrantly present, whether in the dynamic Art Nouveau mosaics by Heinrich Harder at the Berlin Aquarium (reconstructed in the 1980s by Hans Jochen Ihle following their destruction in WWII), or the foreboding postwar depictions of mammoths and early humanity by Czech artist Zdeněk Burian.
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The large (13.25-inch by 9.5-inches) book is covered by a large, edge-to-edge printed image that's a close-up of one of the steles, a black-and-white photograph that makes the dark bronze foreboding, and the braids of cloth interspersed among the folds and creases of metal seem like an ancient, alien totem made in the image of some implacable god.
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President Obama's withering roast of Trump at the 2011 White House Correspondents' Association dinner might have been the most memorable comedic turn of his presidency, and certainly the most foreboding (Trump, then considering a presidential run, "would bring change to the White House," Obama taunted him as he introduced an image of the White House rebranded as the Trump White House Resort and Casino).
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Of course, any song-lyrics picture book would do well to tap Kadir Nelson, who is always in tune with whatever he's illustrating; see, for one, the image in "Just the Two of Us" of the father with hands poised to catch his son as they're walking alongside a mildly foreboding cityscape at dusk ("So if the world attacks, and you slide off track / Remember one fact, I've got your back").
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But in a presidency pocked with the less-than-regal vocabulary of this Washington moment — tweets about witch hunts and hoaxes, liars and leakers — the document is also striking for its window into the singular verbal tics and strategic instincts of the executive speaker: part flattery-laden banter ("Your economy is going to get better and better I predict"), part foreboding ambiguity ("I would like you to find out what happened with this whole situation").
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Kracauer starts from a seemingly self-evident premise: German expressionist filmmakers (like Robert Wiene, who made the 1920 classic The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, which gives the book its title) created startlingly artistic statements unlike any others in the rest of the world, shot through with a dark, foreboding sense of impending doom, which paired well with the rise of fascism slowly bubbling away in German society in the '20s and early '30s.
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