But their method gathers force and pays off over time.
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The most harrowing moment comes with a clattering sound effect of ice cracking and colliding as it gathers force to take down the ship.
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No actress is more adept at pacing a performance, and everything in "The Post" gathers force and narrows to a point—to a closeup of Mrs.
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In one, half of a pitch-black sun looms on the horizon while a second sun, fuller but less distinct, ominously gathers force in the sky.
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While the government has historically tolerated some debate about judicial decisions, Mr. Xi has generally sought to rein in dissent, especially when it gathers force online.
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As Texas and Louisiana continue to reel from the devastating impact of Harvey, an even stronger hurricane is causing alarm as it rapidly gathers force on its approach towards the Caribbean islands.
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Merkel: Europe must do more The UN Security Council's deliberations come as international outcry over the plight of civilians in Eastern Ghouta, once known as a green oasis outside Damascus, gathers force.
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As Texas and Louisiana continue to reel from the devastating impact of Harvey, an even stronger hurricane is causing alarm as it rapidly gathers force on its approach toward the Caribbean islands.
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"I am convinced that Manhattan Institute will find itself in an untenable situation as the Bannon-Mercer war machine gathers force and attracts more media attention," as he said in his resignation letter.
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Mr. Barenboim, who has been a passionate advocate of Boulez's music, conducted with a keen ear for opulent tone colors but for, above all, the gradations in between, the way a sandy chord blooms and brightens, or a glittery liquid line gathers force.
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But in the final quarter the story regains its bearings, grasps us in its intensity and then gathers force, offering its strongest passages and revealing, in this Book of Secrets, the biggest secret of all, and one that often only a stranger's perspective recognizes: the sense of possibility that was not only a young black bluesman's in an unforgiving South but the Republic's, the sense of possibility that hovers in every song heard just out of earshot, just beyond that edge of perception that the author has defined.
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Seven-year-old Prince uses his artificial arm and its strength to kill Lorq's mother's pet bird in front of Lorq and Ruby. Later that night, the adults leave to watch the future equivalent of a cock fight, but with winged reptiles rather than roosters. The novel's violence gathers force in an unexpected eruption from Prince against Lorq at his party in Paris; much of the novel tries to explain the origins of this rage. Both rage and pain are eventually recognized by the mature characters to have been a necessary component of their lives.
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