Those will be precious minutes saved from such teeth gnashing.
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There's some teeth gnashing and some let's go for it.
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Gnashing her teeth and writhing in agony — she was selling it!
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But then came wailing and gnashing of teeth and wearing of sackcloth.
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Graham posted this, and you can almost hear the gnashing of teeth.
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So much wailing and gnashing of teeth were evident over the weekend.
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Would even stable oil calm the current spate of gnashing and wailing?
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And all along, it is gnashing and colliding, creating earthquakes small and large.
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Weeping and gnashing of teeth, and then they find other things to do.
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I had a lot of time to ruminate, lots of time for teeth-gnashing.
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It opens with a gnashing riff and opens up into two interweaving guitar lines.
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Check back next week for the second nail-biting, teeth-gnashing episode of Permadeath!
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The piece unfolded with bouts of frenetic activity, volleys of percussion and gnashing chords.
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Sudden bursts will take off, sometimes inciting a fluttering tremolo or gnashing percussion volley.
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JACKSON, Mississippi — There is wailing and gnashing of teeth outside the Gates of Hell.
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"And there was a great gnashing of the teeth," he says in the video.
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Last week's anniversary of Trump's election sparked widespread teeth-gnashing by the nation's pundits.
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The ninth was shaping up to offer the Yankees nothing but more gnashing of teeth.
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Whoever wins, there will be much wailing and gnashing of teeth from the other side.
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You were either inside the draw bridge at night, or outside with the gnashing of teeth.
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It's packed with glittering pop-melodies, teeth-gnashing heavy crescendos, and delicately strung out alternative rock.
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That's a common theme in the post-election teeth gnashing among the media and political class.
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But for all the teeth-gnashing from Messrs Ryan and McConnell, this deal suited them too.
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The assignment of a given sales zone, and with it its clientele, can set teeth gnashing.
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What they don't realize is that a violent end — think searing grill and gnashing teeth — awaits.
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But among energy nerds, the mandate has caused much wringing of hands and gnashing of teeth.
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He captured its moody swings, playing with uncanny delicacy in one episode and gnashing power the next.
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What they don't realize is that a violent end — think searing grill and gnashing teeth — awaits them.
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Inevitably, at some crisis point in every cryptic, my mother and I would be gnashing our teeth.
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Newly announced tariffs are swiftly met with retaliatory measures, which then beget more teeth-gnashing and further retaliation.
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Other sets paired a man and a lion, both gnashing their teeth; and a man and a baboon.
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Despite all the teeth gnashing about Congress being broken, it is actually working at one level as intended.
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If you dropped dead of a heart attack at 50, you'd be gnashing your teeth for all eternity.
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But when Morgan comes upon his zombified corpse, gnashing its teeth, there's a surprising amount of feeling there.
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For all of the political teeth-gnashing, this case is going to be just like any other federal investigation.
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In March, 2015, oil hit $45 (from almost $100 six months earlier) amid much wailing and gnashing of teeth.
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Cue the usual wailing and gnashing of teeth from the U.S., the U.N., Japan, China ... you get the picture.
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The G.O.P. angst, the gnashing and wailing and searching for last-minute substitutes and exit strategies, is getting old.
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She memorialized her dead pet leopard Mickey by converting him into a dining-room table throw, gnashing teeth included.
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" The duet near the end of "Donnerwort" was downright spooky in its depiction of "weeping and gnashing of teeth.
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Crashing decisively below the August lows would bring out an even more intense round of wailing and gnashing of teeth.
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It's like consuming what you always hoped astronaut ice cream would taste like, your teeth gnashing through spun-sugar air.
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A stretch will start out sounding like some jovial toccata, then break into fractured phrases, brutal rhythms and gnashing harmonies.
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When the Boy proves too weak, the man is killed in his presence, as the orchestra erupts in gnashing rage.
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Yet for all the gnashing harmonies and splintered phrases, the music is run through with hints of Kurt Weill cabaret.
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But elsewhere, the new tax law has folks gnashing their teeth as 2018 emerges as a year of tax hikes.
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And like Tremors' Graboid, the Demogorgon's tulip-shaped head is essentially a giant, yawning mouth, lined with layers of gnashing teeth.
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All I could think about was keeping those gnashing teeth away from the ones that matter most, away from my family.
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For this failure, the poor performer was "cast into the outer darkness" where "there will be weeping and gnashing of teeth".
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Facebook's rolling out some new changes to its newsfeed, so go ahead and let the wailing and gnashing of teeth begin.
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But quietly, off to one side, an oft-maligned sector of the populace was also wailing and gnashing their teeth: pornographers.
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She is now and forever the mother of dragons, whether or not she's currently gnashing her teeth as prospective queen Daenerys Targaryen.
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Just weeks after that alleged hydrogen bomb test, the North put up a satellite that triggered a lot of global teeth-gnashing.
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So it's no reason to worry if he tries new approaches, even if they result in gnashing of teeth from global elites.
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No doubt they'll be gnashing their teeth and rending their expensive garments if either Sanders or Warren displaces Biden in national surveys.
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JPMorgan's periodic squeezing of the front part of the LME aluminium curve has caused much wailing and gnashing of teeth in the market.
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No wailing, no gnashing of teeth, just a general recognition that higher rates are in the future and that doesn't spell looming catastrophe.
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For all of the wailing and gnashing of teeth bombarding the viewers, readers, and listeners of modern media, this noise, too, will pass.
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Together, high bite force and bone pressure allowed T.rex to drill into bones through repeated gnashing, eventually causing them to shatter or explode.
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"The Bible says, 'There shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth,' and I want there to be that," he said on his show.
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Teeth-gnashing over who is best-positioned to take on Trump, as a result, is already taking place ahead of the midterm elections.
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"Harmonica," the first, set the mood: Thematic lines unfold in thick, gnashing chords, but with the jazzy fervor and wailing lyricism of blues.
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"Buy thesis is intact though we expect much 'weeping & gnashing of teeth' on the conference call around capital," said Joseph Dickerson at Jefferies.
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The snapping claws of shore-dwelling crabs are an obvious threat to be avoided, likewise the gnashing jaws of an agitated water vole.
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Instead of gnashing teeth over the uncontrollable "jungle primary," national pundits might do better to understand the fundamental reality of politics in California.
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When I spoke with him last week, Mr. Kiernan did not sound like a man gnashing his teeth about the impending Trump era.
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Inches before impact, he levels out the machine, its propellers gnashing the grass like a weed whacker, and gently lands it 5 feet away.
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For Hillz, a loss to Uncle Bernie would once again kick off the why-isn't-she-doing-better, wailing-and-gnashing-of-teeth narrative.
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"I know there's a lot of gnashing of teeth going on, but the fact is, I think, the more the merrier," said Wisconsin Gov.
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Bruxism is categorized as involuntary grinding, gnashing, or clenching of the teeth, either at night or during the day, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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The company would be required to publish its parameters, and probably its data choices, and there would be discussion, debate and gnashing of teeth.
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Givenchy men's under her predecessor, Riccardo Tisci, had a hard, snarling edge: His were the famous Rottweilers gnashing from T-shirts and leather goods.
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As for Webb, the only player worth all this teeth-gnashing, Coach Ben McAdoo would not confirm he would be in uniform this weekend.
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It's a testament to how messed up the Washington swamp is that his announcement has been met with such wailing and gnashing of teeth.
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With $10 billion on the table, there has been much teeth-gnashing and complaining that the deck has been stacked to favor one vendor, Amazon.
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As scores and scores of men fell around him in battle, Ghost raged on, tearing wights limb from limb with his gnashing, CGI-enhanced jaws.
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Troy Brouwer, a free-agent acquisition in the offseason, channeled his inner Aaron Rodgers in an attempt to calm the teeth-gnashing among Calgary's fans.
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Getting my ass bitten at by gnashing beasts, and my ship exploded into pieces by hostile fighters: This isn't quite the game I was anticipating.
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The artist integrates himself into the broader array of Trump's marketing machine not as an expression of guilt but as a symbolic gnashing of teeth.
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Using rearranged phrases from a French poem by Lin Delpierre as a text, Mr. Leroux melds the words to his teeming, gnashing, continuously shifting music.
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When change came a few years ago there was much gnashing of teeth about whether the down-market character of the place would be lost.
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There was some teeth-gnashing about how the late-arriving, very expensive iPhone X will affect Apple's historically strong fourth-quarter sales and, subsequently, its earnings.
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Other times, Venom just takes over completely, turning Eddie into a hulking, black-and-white monster with gnashing teeth and a penchant for eating people's heads.
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One after another, "Fuller House" cast members appear onscreen and are greeted by extensive howling, wailing, teeth-gnashing cheers from what sounds like a rabid audience.
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Though USDA stresses that the survey is not a measure of hunger, its results (and those of similar surveys) are perennially twisted to maximize teeth-gnashing.
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Blanck Mass's World Eater is one of those records that pairs up especially well with its album art—feral, gnashing, and very much to the point.
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There is already much gnashing of teeth on both sides of the aisle over the scope and magnitude of the cuts being proposed by President Trump.
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When tech executives don't like a thing I have written, I typically get a call full of gnashing teeth and why-are-you-so-mean plaintiveness.
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Since Donald Trump became the presumptive Republican presidential nominee last week, there's been a fair amount of wailing and gnashing of teeth from big-name Republican politicians.
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Managers of its 16 clubs have been gnashing their teeth at a change of rules which was suddenly announced just a few weeks before the first matches.
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German researchers had 69 people answer questions about their stress levels and wear a monitoring device in their mouths for five consecutive nights to track their gnashing.
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In "Eternal Womb," the singers began with some gnashing howls; by the end, they were collaborating on a quickening march that pivoted away from fields of anguish.
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There was a lot of wailing and gnashing of teeth, and nobody learned anything and the exact same experience was repeated four months later across the pond.
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And despite his wailing and gnashing of teeth, he is never as convincingly frenzied and anguished as Travis Bickle in "Taxi Driver" or Jake LaMotta in "Raging Bull".
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Among the general gnashing of teeth and the horror stories that were posted in reply to the piece, two readers voiced the same, specific beef against the airline.
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When other carriers introduced such measures there was much gnashing of teeth among frequent flyers, who suspected a rouse to diddle them out of what they were due.
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That Iran has violated both the spirit and intent of the JCPOA is ignored by those gnashing their teeth that Trump wisely walked away from the "horrible" agreement.
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Emily Mae Smith's exuberantly strange oil painting "Anxious Pastoral" shows a towering, tongue-pink woman's pump jabbing its pointed heel into a set of gnashing, Op-Art teeth.
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He simply grabs two and feeds them into his mouth, with his teeth gnashing, as though they're whizzing down a conveyer belt and being sliced along the way.
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When Almena was really bad off, gnashing and foaming at the mouth, Harris told me, he would cook for him, bring him cigarettes and speak to him sweetly.
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As the presidential race drags its way, gnashing its horrible teeth and leaking slime, across the finish line, it's becoming clear that Hillary Clinton is going to win.
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And the role of the bad guy, the insane person trying to destroy the world, is supposed to go to the loopy one, the scenery-chewing, teeth-gnashing one.
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This morning, to a chorus of anguished individuals tearing at their hair and gnashing their teeth, the tabloid Us Weekly announced that One Direction was splitting up for good.
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There has been a lot of gnashing and wailing about screen addiction, "sharenting" and the myriad other negative effects of all the devices we have come to rely on.
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If Manager Joe Girardi's ironclad, by-the-book protocol leaves some Yankees fans gnashing their teeth from time to time, it feels like a security blanket to Aroldis Chapman.
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Facebook's recently announced changes to its News Feed has many publishers gnashing their teeth, afraid that when the social media giant de-emphasizes news, it will destabilize their businesses.
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There was so much gnashing of teeth and worry before we started filming; the general consensus was that Joss Whedon was flushing a perfectly good television show down the drain.
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This taste of its sequel has got me hungry to properly go at it all guns blazing, swords slicing, and teeth gnashing, leaving a trail of cadavers in my wake.
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The V-12 engine directly behind my head is a complex arrangement of 12 pistons, 24 valves, and four Weber carburetors, a gnashing symphony that is both violent and fragile.
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There has simply been too much wailing and gnashing of teeth by Democratic insiders and Trump-haters who want the strongest candidate possible to face the incumbent in November 2020.
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But Mr. Vazquez's work as a bandleader, pushing post-Coltrane jazz and Puerto Rican traditional rhythm to the front of a gnashing ensemble sound, deserves all the recognition it gets.
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The overwrought mourning and gnashing of teeth is a little bewildering given that even the designers of the Paris Agreement admit it would do almost nothing to stop global warming.
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I've seen sharks fighting crocodiles, sharks that jump out off water, sharks jostling steel cages, sharks gnashing at underwater cameras, shark-attack victims whose legs and torsos look like burst sausages.
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Owen Gleiberman, Variety: The film provides plenty of encounters with our stomping, gnashing primeval beastly friends — yet for much of Fallen Kingdom, they are caged, shackled, sedated, wounded, and otherwise subdued.
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While we will surely hear the wailing and gnashing of teeth from some party extremists, it has become pretty clear that a majority of both conferences would like to restore earmarks.
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But as a Texas community banker asked to address the Senate Banking Committee on Capitol Hill, I did not experience the partisan gnashing of teeth I might have expected from Washington.
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Howling wolves and gnashing hyenas and elephants and malevolent chickens slink onstage whenever Saki wants a shot of surrealism (before Surrealism) and romance and humor—what we used to call the absurd.
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It had lyrical grace, funk, gospel crescendos and gnashing collective improvisation; it also broke out into a unaccompanied solo passages for Mr. Washington and for the drummers, Mr. Austin and Ronald Bruner.
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There were no grumblings of mutiny, no furious videos racking up the retweets, no flood of thinkpieces about where it has all gone wrong, no rending of garments or gnashing of teeth.
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It also stirred pushback from some critics who found the music too blatant: How many episodes of pummeling percussion, gnashing chords, screeching brass and sorrowfully wafting string melodies can one piece contain?
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THURSDAY PUZZLE — That gnashing of teeth you hear is me coming to the conclusion — very slowly, as usual — that there is an element in today's puzzle that does not come naturally to me.
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It was interesting to me how quickly sex became an afterthought; in a previous era there would have been endless gnashing of teeth about Miley wearing a nightie and grinding on Robin Thicke.
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Even though the Space NC's gestures were annoying and the noise canceling couldn't save my ears from the gnashing of trains against tracks, I hoped that they could at least keep my ears entertained.
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Chris Mullin, John Thompson III (with Pops sitting courtside), and Patrick Ewing Jr. were gnashing teeth, jawing at one another, drawing technicals, and taking the entire packed Madison Square Garden back to the future.
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But because the market tapped out at 2,351 Wednesday afternoon, and has drifted lower since then, there is the by-now usual wailing and gnashing of teeth, wondering if the Trump rally is over. Relax.
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"Psy Ops" has gnashing, dissonant, trebly guitar riffs over pounding drum syncopations, with Nadia Garofalo wedging telegraphic little bursts of lyrics — "now pay attention/your anger/fear/has got me" — wedged tightly into the groove.
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Nearby is another small work, "Self-Defense" (25), in which a partially bare-breasted woman struggles with her presumed attacker over a pointed gun, gnashing her teeth as she knees him and mashes his face.
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"It'll be a robust, strong rule that is also more practical, but to be clear there's going to be a lot of wailing and gnashing of teeth on implementation," said one person familiar with the matter.
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These qualities came through in the vibrant performance Mr. Gilbert drew from the Philharmonic players, which balanced glowing sound and gnashing intensity, and animated every disruptive turn while somehow projecting the symphony as a cogent narrative.
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Painting wet-in-wet with oils, building thick and eventful surfaces, she creates allegories of uncertain but torrid, gnashing implication, a bit like the enigmatic narratives of the German modern master Max Beckmann, but less solemn.
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For all its whining and teeth-gnashing about President Donald Trump over things like immigration policy, repealing net neutrality, and restricting LGBT rights, Silicon Valley stands to reap huge gains from the GOP tax reform plan.
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"Hmmmmmmm," I hummed as if trying to think of a better example, drawing out the "mmm" so that the sharp upper edges of the sound of pasta and saliva gnashing between teeth and palate were canceled.
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Earlier this year the celebrated gamemaker ended up looking like a big, bad bully when it forced the closure of the popular World of Warcraft private server Nostalrius Begins, and there was much gnashing of digital teeth.
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While there's value in this attempt to hear from Putin on his terms -- and even humanize an often-demonized figure -- Stone's idle chitchat and solicitous tone will surely leave many journalists and Putin critics gnashing their teeth.
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At the same time as the Greedo thing was unfolding, Simpsons fans were gnashing their terrible teeth and roaring their terrible roars about the decision to show early-days episodes cropped to fit new, hi-def screens.
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It even trades in the triumphant '80s power ballads that tend to score the Hawkins AV Club's misadventures for the gnashing punk chords of the Runaways' "Dead End Justice," and gives Eleven a raccoon-eyed, New Wave makeover.
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Symphony, jointly commissioned by the Los Angeles and New York Philharmonics, goes through dramatic contrasts, from stretches of gnashing intensity with hurtling rhythmic bursts to passages of harmonically tart yet hymnal calm, and even a jittery, slicing scherzo.
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We've been gnashing at our cages to see our characters in a single setting, and here it is, at the dragon pit, where three rulers—Jon, Cersei, and Daenerys—finally meet under the Westerosi sun for a talk.
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Authorities continue to investigate what started the blaze but, in the meantime, local residents responded by gnashing their collective teeth, shaking their fists toward the sky, and undoubtedly shouting "WHY?!" to anyone who makes eye contact with them.
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President Trump's newly-released "America First Budget" has been met with the expected gnashing of teeth from the left and a barrage of criticism from the entrenched establishment in Washington who fear any change to the status quo.
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Every Obama budget assumed 3 percent to 4 percent growth and I don't recall the wailing and gnashing of teeth even though Obama's policies failed to get us over the 3 percent low hurdle in a single year.
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Though both follow us throughout adolescence and into the workplace, he says, one can help us—even allowing us to live longer, research shows—while the quest for the other promises only more strife and gnashing of teeth.
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Agreements arrive incrementally, often accompanied -- to quote Matthew 13:42 -- amid much "wailing and gnashing of teeth" to the point that many of us want to close our ears until the next phase of Brexit is done with.
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There is much gnashing and grinding of teeth these days over admission to elite schools, ranging from preferential admissions for black and Latino students to whether Asian-American students constitute a too large part of the student body.
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On 32, T.Y.E.'s bipolarity is played to maximal effect: self- and generalized loathing contend with his too-human yearning for love and acceptance; instrumentals change as suddenly—and violently—as his moods; operatic singing boils into gnashing rap.
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Pounding, gnashing, jabbing and sneering — but also swerving suddenly into passages of intricate interplay — the English rock group Black Midi pulls together all the virtuosic and noisy impulses of post-punk, math-rock, jazz-rock fusion and progressive rock.
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Colorful and crude, the premise is as nondescript as the animation, once you get past the fact that the ebullient toucan and beak-gnashing songbird have bird heads coming out of their clothes and are surrounded by other anthropomorphic animals.
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The new record retains much of what made the first so delectable—Hendricks' voice like sucking on a sour candy, and spiky, gnashing guitars and percussion like the teeth chewing it—but adds dimension with poppy synths and big drums.
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If they do not, a repeat of 2016 is a real possibility, complete with cable news analysts gnashing their teeth, screaming, and crying on election night because the results did not turn out the way the polls assured them it would.
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That's precisely what happened to Arsenal on Saturday, when a fast start at Old Trafford soon became a slogging match largely devoid of quality, which then became a cause of much teeth-gnashing when Juan Mata inevitably put Manchester United ahead.
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"All these people who are wailing and gnashing of teeth know that there are two ways of doing what they want to do," Rees-Mogg, a eurosceptic who is in charge of managing government business in parliament, told the BBC.
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To step back from all the weeping and gnashing of teeth, the fact is that Steve Bannon's work is protecting the GOP majorities and — dare I say — holding the Republican party true to the values it has proclaimed in the past.
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The collective anger heaped on Ralph Nader after the 2000 electoral debacle in Florida would pale in comparison to the gnashing of teeth and rending of garments if Sanders was to get in the way of Clinton's march to the White House. Perhaps.
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The fox-hunting bit that Bondarchuk worked so hard on came out like a psychedelic swirl of gnashing teeth and gaping eyeballs, and early clashes at Austerlitz and Schöngrabern tease the viewer with a taste of the sum total of the film's might.
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Yet when you hear a quartet in a much smaller venue, like Weill Recital Hall (with 268 seats), the combined sounds of the instruments, whether in a diaphanous passage of Ravel or an earthy, gnashing outburst in Bartok, permeate the space vibrantly.
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And, yet, all the gnashing of teeth and criticism misses a central truth: The President's decision and his change of course is the inevitable outcome of years, even decades, of poor decision making in Washington and an almost total lack of strategic vision.
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In my time with Ortberg, in her three-posts-a-day online life, on her voluminous Twitter feed (which she deleted soon after the election, to continued wailing and gnashing), words seem to emerge easily, eloquent even in their first-draft forms.
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I have been hearing the sound of teeth-gnashing from corner offices across the republic because Trump's policy-by-tantrum style presents a crisis for businesses that find themselves in his crosshairs for a simple reason: Big companies hate to be anywhere near controversy.
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But rather than flailing their limbs and gnashing their teeth, as they do in just about every other interpretation of the event, they appear no worse for the wear, and even seem to be enjoying themselves (Adam, in fact, holds another apple in his hand).
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It's two hours or so in normal driving conditions, and when I look at James, squeezed into an awful, tense ball behind the wheel, gnashing his teeth like a cartoon character, it's hard to believe that he has hours of driving left to give.
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Pundits like me are gnashing our teeth as Trump receives the presidential nomination of the party of Lincoln, but, frankly speaking, we don't have much credibility in Cleveland since many of us aren't all that likely to support a Republican nominee in any case.
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" He continued, "The scraping of the knife along the strings of his bright yellow electric guitar makes a kind of metallic gnashing sound that conspires with his patched-together guitar amplifier and his utterly original playing technique to produce some of the grittiest music imaginable.
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Better suited was Cube and Snoop collab "Go to Church," which, while an OK song, possessed a teeth-gnashing spirit and refreshingly terse, no-bullshit delivery during the set that felt in many ways like more of an NWA moment than any of the actual NWA songs.
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"To be honest, no matter what kind of teeth grinding and gnashing we go through with them .. one thing I'm certain of is that they are trying to do everything they can, in their way to address the challenges," Miles said on a conference call with analysts.
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For the better part of a decade, we have heard a much wailing and gnashing of teeth coming from the rightwing end of the political spectrum over the horrible, no good, very bad, totally socialist, job-killing, death paneling legislation known as the Affordable Care Act.
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Orioles 1, Yankees 0 BALTIMORE — Perhaps Manager Joe Girardi could have saved himself some teeth-gnashing Thursday night when he was kicked out of the game in the fourth inning if he had showered and headed somewhere bucolic with a glass of red wine in his hand.
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When the lights go up, we see Strauss's maids and other serving women in dingy housedresses (the costumes are by Caroline de Vivaise) sweeping the stairs and cleaning the courtyard grounds in eerie pantomime, until the first gnashing orchestral blast sets the bloody tragedy in motion.
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READ: 22 things you should know about the Republican tax plan For all its whining and teeth-gnashing about President Donald Trump over things like immigration policy, repealing net neutrality, and restricting LGBT rights, Silicon Valley stands to reap huge gains from the GOP tax reform plan.
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Gaztelu-Urrutia imbues the Hole with dread even in its less terrifying features (the idea of an infinite-seeming hole in the floor spooks me just to think about), but it's in the gnashing, bloody bits or just the red-lit night moments that it comes alive.
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Despite much hand-wringing and gnashing of teeth by the usual suspects, the elites have had to admit "Donald Trump is right" — China does not play by the rules, it poses a threat to the west, and past attempts to deal with its cheating have failed.
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When things get very quiet and you know a jump scare is coming, blocking out the audio cue that accompanies the sudden gnashing of monster teeth or the glint of a knife can keep your heart rate down, or at least stop you from screaming out loud in public.
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Trump Appoints Anti-Regulation Net Neutrality Enemy to Head FCCAmidst the torrent of news and announcements and wailing and gnashing of teeth that has come since…Read more ReadThis week, the agency notified AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile and Comcast that their inquiry into "free data" plans was being dropped.
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Once the media folk were all settled and the doors were opened for the rest of the attendees, I couldn't help but think about what Rome must've looked like when the barbarians arrived at the gates: waves of people galloping forth and gnashing their teeth, their eyes wild with Musk frenzy.
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At the same time as the Greedo thing was unfolding, Simpsons fans were gnashing their terrible teeth and roaring their terrible roars about the decision to show early-days episodes cropped to fit new, hi-def screens instead of presenting them in their original 4:3 standard-def aspect ratio.
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There is much wailing and gnashing of teeth over the fragmentation of the American audience, which has made it close to impossible to build a mass culture; a show like Roseanne drawing in eighteen million viewers is news in a media landscape where we are happy to settle for five.
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"That sound you hear from Washington, D.C., this morning is the weeping and gnashing of teeth from bureaucrats and politicians who have built the federal government into an industry on the backs of taxpayers," said David McIntosh, the president of the Club for Growth, a conservative free-market advocacy group.
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Photo: GettyAmidst the torrent of news and announcements and wailing and gnashing of teeth that has come since the inauguration of President Donald Trump, here's another shitty thing: Ajit Pai, an enemy of net neutrality and overall opponent of regulation, will be Trump's pick to lead the Federal Communications Commission, the FCC announced today.
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I have found that, if I listen to enough Rammstein at the right volume, I, too, turn into a kind of overexcited, gnashing maniac, reminiscent of Beavis in the "Cornholio" episodes of MTV's "Beavis and Butt-head," in which he consumes too much sugar, pulls his T-shirt over his head, and demands toilet paper from strangers.
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On the surface the symphony's four movements seem to come from different realms: a brisk, purposeful Allegro with a searching development section that climaxes midway in a gnashing burst of dissonant chords; a grimly imposing Funeral March; a breathless Scherzo at once godly and giddy; a romping, mischievous Finale that is somehow the ultimate statement of the heroic in music.
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