They're depending on their loudness and garishness to keep people silent.
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Everything is clearer without being fully blown out to Samsung-level garishness.
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The "Donald Trump's BS" food cart was decked out with typical Trumpian garishness.
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Embracing the garishness — whether through flying hamburgers or clashing color schemes — is all part of the fun.
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The visual overload suggests Instagram bait, but Kataria insists it's not an exercise in irony or winking, self-conscious garishness.
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Overdoing it is a problem with the work in general, including the garishness of Mark Eric's costumes and Mark Stanley's lighting.
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It doesn't quite take the colors to Samsung levels of garishness, but it can feel a little dramatic in the purples and the reds.
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At the center of it all is Trump, a living time-capsule of 80s capitalist excess and garishness, and thus the ideal subject for fashwave.
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But the garishness elsewhere — and the boisterous pulse of the conductor Omer Meir Wellber, making his house debut — did not enliven Richard Eyre's staid staging.
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Last year, officials in southern China produced a series called "Socialism Is a Bit Hip," which tried to mimic the zany garishness of pop culture.
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The idea is that death can fool you if you don't know what you're looking at, and despite the garishness of the stiff-limbed dummies, the improbable redness of their blood, the point is made.
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From the contrived party games and the aggressive come-ons, to Kendall Jenner's prank phone call to a stressed out, breast-feeding Kim, there was no lack of garishness in the near 45-minute debut episode.
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Critics and audiences alike rejected the film as an overblown train wreck without a shred of self-awareness, amusing by way of schadenfreude, failing to recognize Verhoeven's exaggeration as being in service of a vicious satire on the garishness of American entertainment.
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Rizin Fighting Federation has revived the full-blown garishness of MMA on New Year's Eve in Japan, booking behemoth female jiu-jitsu champions against aging pro wrestlers, putting a Gracie in main events, and hosting a grand prix where Cro Cop once again emerged champion.
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The different national flavours are fun, but it is the simple base that makes the contest so appetising: the drama of a talent show without the garishness, with tasty confectionery instead of tawdry cover songs, and performances that you could (with great effort) repeat in your own kitchen.
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In keeping with the garishness for which Times Square is renowned, work crews on Thursday coated parts of the pavement in "techno-teal" paint to mark the "designated activity zones" where costumed characters, bus tour ticket sellers and other sidewalk solicitors will be confined while they ply their trade.
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Money can be spent to make sure that the right talent winds up in the right place, more money can be spent to fit locker rooms with marble or whatever other modish garishness, but there is no price that can take the chaos out of the games, or out of the chaotic unfinished hearts of the kids charged with bearing up under March basketball's hot lights and pressure.
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When he mentioned this to his companion, Matty O'Neill, a former Curragh internee, remarking on the garishness of the advertisement, Boyce was surprised when the older man replied "Sure, them that's running it now don't mind." Intrigued that the organisation was still active, he investigated further and was officially brought into the organisation at age 27.Coogan, Tim Pat. The IRA.
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Crunkcore has received criticism and the genre has been poorly received by music reviewers. The Boston Phoenix has mentioned criticism of the style, saying that "the idea that a handful of kids would remix lowest-common-denominator screamo with crunk beats, misappropriated gangsterisms, and the extreme garishness of emo fashion was sure to incite hate-filled diatribes". Deathcore has been criticized by members of the heavy metal community for its use of breakdowns.
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The arrangement is criticized because it makes it difficult for newcomers and non-residents to know what shopping is available; it is praised for eliminating much of the garishness of roadside America. The village centers have evolved over time. The Oakland Mills Village Center had a traditional Village Center layout—stores located off a central corridor—until its demolition in the late 1990s. It has since been replaced with a more traditional strip mall managed by Cedar Realty Trust.
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The film ranked No. 88 on the Rotten Tomatoes Journey Through Sci-Fi List (100 Best-Reviewed Sci-Fi Movies). Reviewing the film for The Encyclopedia of Fantasy, John Grant stated the film was "Rather heavy-handed in its attempts at Parody" and that it used "stark garishness to compensate for appalling spfx"; he concluded that Flash Gordon "is a gaudy cliché whose charm should not be underestimated".John Grant, "Flash Gordon Movies" in The Encyclopedia of Fantasy, 1997. Retrieved 18 April 2015.
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G'Nort keeps himself and his new-found allies alive via his power-ring until help arrives.Justice League America Annual #4 (1990) G'nort assists the League, this time consisting of Manhunter, Crimson Fox and Ice, when Mr. Nebula, the Skier's old boss, turns his dangerous, cosmic-powered attention to Earth. Mr. Nebula saw the garishness of Las Vegas and thought Earth had the same taste as he and thus left.Justice League Quarterly #2 (April 1991) G'nort sees himself as a "Green-Lantern-at-large", not bound to a single space sector.
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Linnell, who had earlier shown remarkable understanding of the uniqueness of William Blake's genius, was not as generous with his son- in-law, towards whom his attitude was authoritarian and often harsh. Palmer turned more to watercolour which was gaining popularity in England. To further a commercial career, the couple embarked on a two-year honeymoon to Italy, made possible by money from Hannah's parents in 1837. In Italy Palmer's palette became brighter, sometimes to the point of garishness, but he made many fine sketches and studies that would later be useful in producing new paintings.
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A less obvious but nonetheless imposing character in the novel is the Halloran house itself. Built by a man who came into great wealth late in his life, the house is lavish to the point of garishness, and the endless details of the grounds and interiors are carefully described by Jackson until they overwhelm both characters and reader alike. One of these details is the eponymous sundial, which stands like an asymmetrical eyesore in the middle of the mathematically perfect grounds and bears the legend "WHAT IS THIS WORLD?" (a quote from Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, in "The Knight's Tale").
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The Boston Phoenix has mentioned criticism of the style, saying that "the idea that a handful of kids would remix lowest- common-denominator screamo with crunk beats, misappropriated gangsterisms, and the extreme garishness of emo fashion was sure to incite hate-filled diatribes". Amy Sciarretto of Noisecreep noted that crunkcore is "oft maligned as the nu metal of this generation." The group Brokencyde in particular has been singled out, with John McDonnell of The Guardian reviewing their music unfavorably. AbsolutePunk founder Jason Tate said that the level of backlash against Brokencyde is more than he has seen for any single act in the ten years.
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In the 1950s, the shirt became allowed as business attire for aloha week, but only if worn tucked in. Traditional men's aloha shirts are usually adorned with traditional Hawaiian quilt designs, tapa designs, and simple floral patterns in more muted colors. Contemporary aloha shirts may have prints that do not feature any traditional Hawaiian quilt or floral designs but instead may incorporate drinks, palm trees, surf boards or other island tropical elements in a similar form as the traditional aloha shirt. It has been observed that locals (kamaʻāina) tended to shy away from the garishness of Aloha shirts as "too wild" when they first appeared, whereas tourists embraced wearing designs of many bright colors.
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A movie production project from Hollywood moves to Macdonald Hall so they can use the school as a backdrop for their movie, Academy Blues. Upon hearing that the director, Seth Dinkman, is willing to use students in crowd scenes, Bruno tries multiple times to ask the director to get into a crowd scene, but Dinkman rejects him due to Bruno's garishness. Desperate to get in the movie, Bruno tries multiple times to disguise himself so he could sneak in, but Dinkman complains to Mr. Sturgeon, who as a result, punishes Bruno by forbidding him to be involved in the movie. Bruno begins developing contempt for the teenage star of the movie, Jordie Jones, especially because the girls at Miss Scrimmage's Finishing School go crazy about him.
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Americans may have degenerated somewhat in comparison to their ancestors, one of the weakening effects of civilization, but they still maintained their superiority over other "races", and white Southerners of all kinds, but especially poor ones, were themselves inferior to their countrymen from New England and the north. Some, such as Theodore Roosevelt, saw poor "degenerate" whites - as well as the mass of immigrants from southern and eastern Europe (those from northern Europe having been accepted in the Anglo-Saxon white race) - as being a major part of the problem of "race suicide", the concept that poor whites and unwanted immigrants would eventually out-procreate those of the dominant and superior white "race", causing it to die out or be supplanted, to the detriment of the country. According to Allyson Drinkard, in modern American society, to be considered "white trash" is different from simply being poor and white. The term > ...conjures up images of trailer parks, cars on blocks, drug and alcohol > abuse, family violence, neglected children, stupid adults, fist fighting, > loud and abrasive language, poor dental and physical health, garishness, > promiscuous women, rebel flag regalia, incest, and inbreeding.
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