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If the first film had a kind of stock griminess to it — contrasting the world of the Guardians against the more civilized corners of space they had been kicked out of — then Guardians 2 has rethought how to present that griminess.
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The Times was describing the vibe in the "Firestarter" video—an apocalyptic, sexy griminess.
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I just heard the griminess in his voice and I wanted to meet him because I was starting 100 Mad.
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If you miss the griminess of shows like "The Shield," or mid-aughts antihero dramas in general, this is for you.
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Parts of Valerian feel a lot like Besson's 1997 film The Fifth Element: it shares both specific setpieces, like a vast vertical highway, and a more general colorful griminess.
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Back when my friends and I found our way to the magical space via MySpace, the neighborhood was a dark industrial wasteland, and its griminess added to its character.
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He had an edge, a griminess and cool Salman Rushdie could only envy, and he paved the way for a new kind of British writer who could take on race, racism, fundamentalism and political responsibility with playfulness and defiance, people like Meera Syal and Ayub Khan-Din.
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Yes, performing a rim job at a festival is empirically disgusting because of the sweat and dirt and overall griminess, but what is not disgusting is freedom—freedom to explore sexuality; freedom to consensually partake in sexual acts; freedom to learn through experience the specific top notes and combination flavors found within the folds of a desert-dipped, sweat-tinged ass.
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On Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream publications, the album received an average score of 78 based on eight reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews". Corey van den Hoogenband of Exclaim! said the album "elegantly blends" Allie X's new and old styles, creating "[her] best work yet". He remarked that the instrumentals contained "a carefully crafted grit and griminess", noting that while she had used such an effect to create a "sense of impending doom" on all her work, the instrumentals on Cape God felt more communicative than her previous records.
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