And so, on grimier back channels, a grimier take on Fultz emerges: Well, well, well.
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A hotter, grimier, poorer country with different risks and different rules.
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Filled with small accumulating pleasures, the book offers readers a peek at television's grimier specifics.
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From someone who's been there, needle fixation is one of the grimier components of heroin addiction.
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You should probably start by germ-proofing your smartphone, which could be grimier than a public toilet.
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The downtown core, meanwhile, is a slightly grimier place, much like the city from the original Mirror's Edge.
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The ones from 1999 are grimier, you see that time has passed and the years have not been kind.
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On Glory, BloodPop infused "Better" with some grimier, choppier beats, while still letting Britney wrap her (digital) voice around cascading verses.
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So how much stock should you put in the lizard brain pulling the strings in the grimier part of the male psyche?
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In familiar fashion for the Fade to Mind founder, his remix is a little heavier, a little grimier, a little more dimly lit.
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The specimens that were put away around the start of the 20th century are far grimier than the ones from more recent decades.
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It's good news for CO2 emissions (and anyone effected by transportation costs), but not so great for the grimier truck stops of the world.
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It's sweatier, grimier, discombobulated, as the fans were quaking and the stands were shaking for their home borough Irish brat to defeat the cool Swede.
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Here, draw the camera's attention away from the bright neon and slick chrome of the Ark's downtown region and towards the city's grimier, underserved corners.
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Since then he's continued to excel, dropping svelte, modern R&B tracks that on occasion dip their toe in grimier, dubbier waters, with choice vocal collaborators.
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That may call to mind the 1975 movie "Death Race 2000" (or the recent sequel, "Death Race 2050"), but this tale is sweatier, grimier and better acted.
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A smaller room leads to a darker, grimier space reeking of sulphur and filled with the deafening sounds from the machines that dip and dry the matches.
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But how Ruiner feels is distinct, its cyberpunk-slanted sounds and sights quite unlike Dennaton's celebrated production, its blunt objects impacting with a more furious force, its palette grislier and grimier.
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From glitzy locales like the abandoned City Hall subway station to grimier facilities like the Newtown Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant and the East Harlem Trash Museum, there's something for every taste in every borough.
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But one of the coolest evolutions to keep an eye out for is the ever-changing main logo, which has been getting darker, grimier, and all-around more worn out from one season to the next.
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Pandemix X: Sweet Revenge comes out in conjunction for the announced pre-order of Rabit's forthcoming self-release Excommunicate, which THUMP recently reported was a bit more meditative than the grimier work the producer is known for.
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The culture shock could be a little severe, watching a grime-streaked blacksmith talk to the even grimier town drunk while a circle of men and women in T-shirts, tennis shoes, and cowboy hats filmed it all.
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Deviating from his grimier Croydon beginnings, Skream is similarly beloved these days as a regular at flagship Ibiza institutions such as DC10, and a regular among the touring troupe of selectors attached to the wildly popular Elrow parties.
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It was more populous, its land mass greater, its streets grimier, its markets more international, its corporations huger, its classes more divided, its races still divided, its immigrants divided, and the narrative of the recent past tidied up.
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The tiny Brooklynn Kimberly Prince plays Moonee who lives with her unmarried mother in The Magic Castle, a motel on the grimier side of Orlando built for budget visitors to nearby Disney World but which now houses homeless families.
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So is the game's pastel-pink design, which directly mirrors the Black Mirror episode's aesthetic — the high-rated characters live in a world of soft colors like this game's largely pink look, but low-rated characters end up on the grimier, darker side of life.
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For all the lofty rhetoric the nation heard in the last two weeks about democracy at the Republican and Democratic Party conventions, these recent federal court decisions show the grimier reality of politics and the bitter struggle for basic fairness beyond the national spotlight.
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With this glimpse into the inner workings of the Trump family finances, some of the grimier, ethically suspect aspects of Mr. Trump's mythmaking begin to emerge — and with them, many questions about all that we still do not know about the man and his business empire.
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But legal and computer science experts told Mashable that the technology's grimier applications shouldn't overshadow its potential for good, even if it's difficult to see the upside when non-consenting stars are being jammed into hardcore sex scenes with hundreds of thousands of views on Pornhub and Reddit.
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But while "Empire," now in its third season, relies on bombast and opulence, with a plot twist every few scenes — "Dynasty" and "Dallas" by way of peak Puff Daddy and Bad Boy Records — "Star" finds its creator returning to his earlier, grimier palette, including foster homes and addiction, for a slightly more earthbound tale.
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Other cardists prefer older, grimier cards, sometimes called "poop decks".
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Retrieved on 2010-04-25. Chicago Tribune writer Greg Kot lauded the album's socially conscious themes and viewed its sound as "bleaker, grimier and harder-edged" than The Roots' earlier work.Kot, Greg. Review: Rising Down.
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His name is found in a list of Canons of Aix, written on 5 November 1264. then Vicar-General. Finally, Grimier was Vicedomino's successor as Archbishop of Aix (1274-1282). Amazingly, his promotion was not without turmoil.
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Albanés, p. 71. From the beginning of his tenure of the See, he was assisted by his relative, Grimier (Grimerius, Grimoard) de Vicedominis, whom he first appointed as an official of his curia, then Archdeacon and Canon supernumerary of the Cathedral,J.-H. Albanés, Gallia christiana novissima I, Instrumenta, p. 37, no. XXXI.
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The core of the New York Beat scene had formed, with Carr at the center. As Ginsberg put it, "Lou was the glue." Carr, Kerouac, Ginsberg and Burroughs explored New York's grimier underbelly together. It was at this time that they fell in with Herbert Huncke, an underworld character and later writer and poet.
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The front and back cover photographs were taken by Charles Peterson. Sonic Youth's version offered a female perspective of the song, with bassist Kim Gordon handling the vocals. Bradford Allison of Prefix magazine suggested that because of this, the cover "seems even grimier than the original".Allison, Bradford: Review: Daydream Nation (Deluxe Edition), Prefix magazine, 13 June 2007.
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The album went on to be certified platinum, and, although the album was a chart-topping success, the group grew to feel that the glossy image and production style of Bad Boy Records conflicted with their grimier rap aesthetic. After trying and failing to get Puff Daddy to grant them a release from their contract, the group confronted him in his office, with Styles P throwing a chair at his own boss. After this, the group was granted their release and left Bad Boy to sign with Ruff Ryder Records.
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Blue Sullivan of Slant Magazine wrote that "'Elastic Heart' is a seamless and highly successful team-up that reads like a grimier after-market version of Lady Gaga's 'Do What U Want'." Spin magazine's Chris Martins stated that "Sia soared" and it was a "bubbling ballad," and Bradley Stern of MuuMuse claimed it was "a perfectly chaotic combination." "Elastic Heart" debuted at number 67 on the Australian ARIA Singles Charts on the chart issue dated 14 October 2013. The single also charted at number 27 on the Walloon Ultratip, and number 36 in Switzerland.
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The album was both a commercial and critical success, peaking at number 3 on the Billboard 200 and number 1 on the US Top R&B;/Hip-Hop Albums chart, and went on to achieve platinum status. Though the record was successful, The Lox grew unhappy with Bad Boy Records and Puff Daddy's glossy, radio friendly production, feeling it conflicted with their grimier street aesthetic. Following the release of their debut album, the group left the label to sign with Ruff Ryders Entertainment. They released their second album, We Are The Streets in 2000, through Ruff Ryders.
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Heller, Jason (2008) "Awesome Color Electric Aborigines ", AV ClubSchonfeld, Zach (2008) "Awesome Color Electric Aborigines", PopMattersEchlin, Hobey (2008) "AWESOME COLOR Electric Aborigines", Papermag The band were described by Rolling Stone as sounding like "a grimier version of Sonic Youth".Goodman, Elizabeth (2006) "Pick of the Day: Awesome Color ", Rolling Stone In 2007, the song ¨Hat Energy¨ from the album Awesome Color appeared in the film I Know Who Killed Me, starring Lindsay Lohan. After the second album, the band toured the world in support of Sonic Youth and Dinosaur Jr. during 2008. They recorded and released Massa Hypnos on April 6, 2010.
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Slim's second novel, Trick Baby, was adapted as an eponymous 1972 movie directed by Larry Yust and produced independently for $600,000, with a cast of unknowns. Universal Pictures acquired the film for $1,000,000 and released it in 1973 to a considerable amount of Iceberg Slim fanfare; the movie grossed $11,000,000 at the US box office. The New York Times praised the film for its depiction of race relations and the friendship between two con men, set "in the grimier reaches of Philadelphia". In 2009, television executive producer Rob Weiss, of the HBO show Entourage, and Mitch Davis purchased the film rights to produce Pimp.
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Eric Henderson of Slant Magazine felt that it is "a bright, cheerfully mainstream-friendly record that's almost completely built from the ingredients of much darker, grimier dance music subcultures" and noted that it "has already turned out some of the smartest dumb music in years". Rick Pearson of the Evening Standard called it "thrilling, original and utterly of the moment" and stated that "dance music has discovered a new star". Alex Macpherson from Fact noted that Katy B is doing "something that literally no one else is at the moment: personality- driven music with a distinctive feminine voice that’s deeply rooted in underground scenes, but whose blithe lack of concern for their phallocentrism erodes the self-imposed boundaries they set up" and called On a Mission "a significant landmark album for both British dance and British pop". Gavin Martin of the Daily Mirror wrote that Brien "effortlessly glides through a template that mixes dubstep, garage, house and grime on this appealing, user- friendly debut", while Robert Copsey from Digital Spy called the album "a collection of well-groomed songs loaded with earworm hooks, rich melodies and on-point lyrics that focus on music itself rather than homing in on a particular trend".
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