I walked around with her on my back, her arms gripping my neck, her legs gripping my waist.
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She shrieks, gripping her swelling belly: The babies are kicking.
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But you can't tell me it's not a gripping story.
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What you're left with is a shockingly gripping international adventure.
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A gripping, scrupulous history of a seminal but mythologised atrocity.
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The scenes with the autonomous trucks are short, but gripping.
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In a partly speculative but gripping foray, Haag describes how
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The surmounting abyssal of instrumentation makes for a gripping finish.
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Bergen: A gripping glimpse into bin Laden's decline and fall
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Four detainees are wearing street clothes and gripping plastic bags.
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"This was a mistake," I told him, gripping the dashboard.
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Gibson is no stranger to chasing gripping global phenomena, though.
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This week, AMC launched the gripping new crime drama, "McMafia".
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Gentrification is not usually the stuff of vivid, gripping documentaries.
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The suspense would be gripping if it weren't so debilitating.
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PG: But look at how everyone is gripping the table.
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A gripping, deeply human account of an endlessly fascinating leader.
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There's a pervasive sense of legislative paralysis gripping Capitol Hill.
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The camp director emerged from the trees gripping a sword.
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Another, Judy Viskoe, 36, stood by, gripping a black umbrella.
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It was gripping, partly the result of some judicious editing.
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The arcs it traces is gripping, splendid, a geometer's dream.
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Is the mystery of godello gripping enough to keep tasting?
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Her descriptions of royal escapes from the Nazis are gripping.
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These photos illustrate the arctic blast currently gripping the South.
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She was in tears and gripping her arm in pain.
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This film was touching, moving, emotional, gripping, funny and real.
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Theory 3: "Infinite Jest" is a peerlessly gripping novel of character.
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Last night's presidential race wasn't the only election gripping the nation.
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Up in space, gripping objects takes on a whole new absurdity.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - True crime has never felt quite so gripping.
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And that reality doesn't make for the most gripping film content.
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King's cinematic, gripping writing lends itself easily to the big screen.
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But the princely capers make a gripping, if sometimes repellent, read.
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Our photog got the rapper at Le Jardin gripping the Styrofoam.
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She has been gripping to me for a very long time.
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It's gripping in a way suspenseful spy dramas could never approach.
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Watching individuals act with impunity can be both horrifying and gripping.
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This book is not gripping me — it feels a little pandering.
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But that is not the design of Kalanithi's gripping, emotional book.
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They quickly spread, gripping public and private universities across the country.
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Gripping -- WINTER: But there is less than 20163,22016 flying air marshals.
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But the interviews you did were particularly gripping, they really were.
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The legend just isn't gripping enough to sustain the circus sequences.
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Her gripping novel is ultimately a story of redemption and hope.
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This was an exalted "Swan Lake," but not a gripping one.
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To finish the deadlift, begin to stand while gripping the barbell.
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Gripping the steering wheel tightly, I decided to trust the app.
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"I'll see you in Montana," he said, gripping my hand tightly.
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That's the tone of the album's ambiguous and gripping title song.
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Still, Hope Litoff's documentary becomes more voyeuristically gripping as it progresses.
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He did two pull-ups into the void, gripping the ledge.
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But the Trump tales are not the only gripping stories here.
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A tolerance for the pain of skin gripping metal also helps.
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It's not gripping, as either an adventure or an intellectual exercise.
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The tensions gripping the city were on full display on Oct.
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Earlier that night, she had been gripping his sleeve, grinning wildly.
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Powerful, gripping and uncompromising, both films rank among the festival's best.
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The highly intricate, visually gripping fight choreography doesn't lose a step.
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Somehow this, too, became part of the strange exuberance gripping me.
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The drought now gripping the southwestern United States feels scarily familiar.
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" Here is the gripping finale of the Symphony No. 2, "Resurrection.
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Here are five takeaways from a gripping night in Las Vegas.
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The photo depicts a man gripping a portraits of Langston Hughes.
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It settled back down, its powerful talons gripping Steve Schwartze's gauntlet.
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A surprisingly gripping sub-plot is the history of political-campaign tactics.
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McCullum's death is another in an ongoing spate of violence gripping Chicago.
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It's a gripping, unsettling project, one that Cage considers his most compelling.
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Lopez's worked: "Goddam helluva speech," one man told him, gripping his hand.
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Dalloway" an "overrated novel that I don't find particularly gripping or interesting.
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The spy drama that unfolds is gripping, heavy, and utterly binge-worthy.
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Along with the gripping text, the book is filled with lavish images.
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The way each side of the story is presented is completely gripping.
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This is a gripping study of power, and the loneliness of power. ■
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A prolific writer and gripping speaker, Graham's influence can hardly be understated.
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It's the fascinating, gripping, and at times unsettling tales of American folklore.
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The later account of "King Philip's war" is both graphic and gripping.
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The Calculating Stars is a gripping read that I couldn't put down.
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Guns, Grits, and Gravy, Mike Huckabee described a great culture war gripping
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The result is one of the most gripping works of his career.
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I began the gripping new Daniel Silva novel in the Kindle app.
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Her hands are yellowed and callused from years of gripping oar handles.
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Moscow's response to the massive anti-regime protests gripping Iran since Dec.
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The tensions gripping the city tested Washington, but they were Arnold's undoing.
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And Delfina, her head bowed, gripping a black shawl around her shoulders.
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Mahmood sat forward in her chair, gripping the edge of the table.
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"No real difference, timewise," Andrew said to Ingrid, gripping the steering wheel.
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Colon said he had no issue gripping a ball after the game.
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And twice they were defeated in gripping and emotional first-round series.
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René [Redzepi] was the most incredible guy; he's so gripping and inspirational.
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Gripping details, we know, but what else are we supposed to say?
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Rich's story is a gripping narrative that reads like a historical whodunit.
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The macabre mentality of multiple bombings can be gripping, Mr. Klapec said.
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They are also powerfully representative of the existential battles gripping their parties.
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The deadlock in the cabinet underscored the political crisis gripping the government.
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The gripping rescues include the case of a Utah sheriff's deputy, Sgt.
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Consider a long but gripping book to read aloud in small increments.
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Washington, when he needs to, makes his tale both gripping and credible.
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But now a crisis of opioid addiction is gripping this remote region.
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Both enrich what is a gripping movie, and also a great one.
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The result was gripping and compelling -- and harmful to the President's case.
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And the pedophilia story, though awkwardly handled, at least raises gripping issues.
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Thursday's performance at Trinity Church, by contrast, felt gripping, raw and searching.
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"This is how I got here, baby," I say, gripping the DVDs.
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Even more gripping are scenes with no wink toward the history books.
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In these pages, Michiko Kakutani called it "a gripping, action-packed narrative."
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As with Wallace, all of this bad behavior makes for gripping reading.
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Here's everything we know, and don't know, about this wildly gripping story.
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"No, because I have these people," he said, gripping his lawyer's shoulder.
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"Tuck me in, Daddy," he asked after a while, gripping Joe tightly.
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Before that it had basked in the 'Africa Rising' hype gripping investors.
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So at the end of a long day of gripping drama, Mrs.
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Noor was still gripping Tablet, displaying rows of numbers and quantities and amounts.
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"I'm pleased to meet you!" he said, gripping her arms as they swayed.
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Is a super-tiebreak shoot-out more gripping than a draining third set?
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The shell-shocked U.S. Marine gripping his gun with a long, bewildering stare.
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" The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw said the "brilliant" film is "shocking, gripping, dazzlingly shot.
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Super thin and comes with a handle for gripping like a book spine.
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Political negotiation, however, does not necessarily sound like an ingredient for gripping theatre.
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A documentary, "Weiner", which portrays his failed campaign, is both gripping and excruciating.
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It's a gripping story, one that I really hope stays on the page.
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Three surreal strides and he was at the door, hands gripping the bar.
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That is gripping it by the throat and making the event your own.
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But you may not have paid much attention to the chaos gripping Venezuela.
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Beyond the Maps, Snapchat is currently gripping with negative user reactive post-redesign.
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"Cryptocurrencies are taking over the world!" he says, gripping my arm in enthusiasm.
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They're all gripping hands and finally they embrace her toward the end here.
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She's not surrounded by parakeets in cages, their claws nervously gripping the wires.
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He said that he can throw but has a problem gripping the bat.
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Well, from the very gripping first episode, the answer seems to be…maybe?
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"I can do that for four minutes," she said, gripping her water glass.
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Yet the combination of wry observations and personal reflections makes "Time Song" gripping.
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A PopSocket to make gripping a large iPhone less strenuous on your fingers.
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"Roll Red Roll" is a gripping exploration of rape culture and its effects.
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"Peaky Blinders" is a gripping period drama set in England in the 1920s.
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Consequently, this moment is more than a milestone -- it's a ground-gripping convulsion.
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In fact, the first pages of the book are among its most gripping.
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The soprano Keira Duffy brought rich sound and gripping expressivity to the performance.
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Manchin has so far stayed quiet about the issue that's gripping Capitol Hill.
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Fernanda was gripping a green apple with both hands, occasionally taking a bite.
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As I bounced around the passenger seat gripping the armrest, he looked amused.
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Within weeks, the show's gripping drama had taken the streaming service by storm.
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His kind, unpretentious personality is perhaps what made his Bach encores so gripping.
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But privately, she said that she fights gripping self-doubt and abject fear.
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The poems here are as visually gripping as they are stunning to read.
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The media naturally gravitates to those gripping stories of peoples' frustrations and anger.
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They get so upset, and you totally understand, but it's just — it's gripping.
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Monday's heat was part of a wave gripping much of Pakistan and India.
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They repeatedly grabbed each other's arms, gripping hands for several moments before parting.
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It's the strange humor of the show that is gripping me most consistently.
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But if nostalgia is gripping you, GameStop sells the PS1 version for $14.99.
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The A.P. tracked him down, and in a gripping tale, told his story.
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Adam Higginbotham's "Midnight in Chernobyl" is a gripping, miss-your-subway-stop read.
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It's more psychological thriller than war film, and it's both grim and gripping.
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" While The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw said the "brilliant" film is "shocking, gripping, dazzlingly shot.
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Gripping her mother's hand, she repeated, "Mama, please don't leave me!" over and over.
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It's a quick but gripping read, one that leaves an enormous and lasting impression.
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But what may sound melodramatic in summary becomes, in the execution, gripping and authentic.
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But Guskin pulls off the silly premise with a gripping, deft and moving mystery.
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This gripping coming-of-age story shows a woman's world being opened through education.
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Purists insist that slow-building Tests are more gripping than a flurry of sixes.
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"It's shocking, gripping, dazzlingly shot," The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw wrote, giving it five stars.
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This gripping Norwegian drama was chosen by Blazing Minds founder and editor, Karen Woodham.
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These shortcomings are not fatal to a documentary that is both enlightening and gripping.
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Much of this material was covered more urgently in "Citizenfour," Poitras' gripping 2014 documentary.
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She delivered her testimony in a gripping voice and broke down in tears afterward.
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PREPA declared bankruptcy in July, part of a larger debt crisis gripping the commonwealth.
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But, Dowd's willingness to charge towards the darkness has made her performances unquestionably gripping.
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Still, everyone knows how it ends, but sounds like this one will be gripping.
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They both posted a close-up shot of Jayden gripping Mom and Dad's fingers.
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The interview made for gripping television: Dennis Rodman is now weeping on CNN pic.twitter.
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The FBI is once again in the crosshairs of a political controversy gripping Washington.
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But also the acting is just brilliant and the story lines are just gripping.
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My hands grew tired from gripping the railing, but they never loosened their hold.
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He recommended gripping the axe with both hands and throwing from over your head.
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Can it be that some politicians do not perceive the fear gripping our communities?
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It is, however, far more gripping and enjoyable than most theater productions I've seen.
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Then, still gripping the back of his neck with his left hand, he strikes.
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You're going to need a Kleenex to watch this gripping new trailer from NBC.
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But as the ALSC recognized on Monday, Wilder's books aren't just lovely and gripping.
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It's a welcome counterbalance to the data-driven, engineering mind-set gripping the culture.
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"Gripping and grinning," a man grumbled from his folding chair as Mr. Lamb passed.
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She pushed herself up against the table, gripping her cane tightly with one hand.
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I was left unsettled by this deft and gripping novel, and also deeply impressed.
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But these days, there's a far more important type of injury gripping the league.
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When he turned to leave the restaurant, he was gripping his gun, she said.
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Ms. Headley fought hard to hold onto him, gripping his shirt in her teeth.
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Together they crossed the road, Ms. Zaldivar gripping the blue tote, and then disappeared.
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One of the more gripping chapters speaks to dance's role in healing and recovery.
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The trilemma points to a way to defuse the tensions gripping the global economy.
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I felt that gripping sensation when you need to sob but hold it in.
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A deadly coronavirus known as the Wuhan virus, or 2019-nCoV, is gripping China.
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Stage productions of "Anna Karenina" and "Don Quixote" turn sprawling novels into gripping theater.
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Ford detailed her allegations in a gripping testimony Thursday before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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The question is gripping the public's imagination and making headlines in Denmark and Sweden.
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We turned to see the older man, gripping his cane and waving his kerchief.
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He produced some of the most emotionally gripping paintings associated with the Op trend.
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But the legislation was largely overshadowed by the political turmoil gripping the White House.
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And they appear particularly relevant again to the bull mania gripping China's commodity exchanges.
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Euro area economies continue to diverge with mass unemployment and austerity gripping the south.
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Student Opinion Have you read any books so gripping you couldn't put them down?
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It's a gripping read and true fodder for the necessary reckoning with toxic masculinity.
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What makes these simple stories of unrequited passion so unusual and gripping is Ester.
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Other parts look at the world as it really is and are freshly gripping.
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A banal episode, in other words, except in the telling, which is quietly gripping.
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Natalia's quest to free Cal — and Cal's increasingly desperate loneliness at RealCorp — becomes gripping.
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He has clearly hit upon a way, blunt but gripping, of visualizing incomplete histories.
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You can read the surprisingly gripping FBI file on the Brian Kil investigation here.[TechCrunch]
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Energy analysts say the volatility gripping the sector is likely to continue beyond the holidays.
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Photo: APThe scale of the opioid crisis gripping the United States is hard to fathom.
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Please, please, please, please, I'd say, gripping my tiny small hands, it's all I'm asking.
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To understand the madness gripping American leftists, try to see the world through their eyes.
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And the story is one of King's most gripping mysteries, beautifully adapted by Tony Gilroy.
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It was gripping and wonderful, and I was hooked on politics from that day forward.
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There's also a genuinely gripping will-they-or-won't-they romance between Dylan and Evie.
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It solicits the audience's morbid curiosity rather than gripping our emotions or haunting our dreams.
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Beneath the gripping plot lies an inquiry into the power of social media and crowdsourcing.
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To shop at Trader Joe's is to sometimes leave with a gripping sense of FOMO.
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The Fox special airs Sunday at 8 PM. Gripping and, at the same time, nauseating.
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The anti-Semitism crisis gripping the Labour Party is also a crisis of conspiracy-mongering.
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You know, there was a gripping eyewitness report on the board meeting about what happened.
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Finally, making her dramatic debut: a gripping, harrowing, and starring role in Steve McQueen's Widows.
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YOU KNOW, THERE WAS A GRIPPING EYEWITNESS REPORT ON THE BOARD MEETING ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED.
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Geopolitical rivalry is gripping the tech industry, which accounts for about 20% of world stockmarkets.
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There were magnificent triumphs and stunning upsets, not to mention a fair few gripping finals.
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Consequently, beach reads are more gripping, more powerful, and more fun than the average book.
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Throughout, Mr Wallace's lively style turns an invaluable work of reference into a gripping read.
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That means no jump scares, no sinister undertones, no gripping plot to keep you awake.
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It's a gripping drama that touches on so many issues women face regardless of industry.
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The result is a gripping read which sets a thoughtful framework for a tactical lifestyle.
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The audio, released by lawyers for Dawson's family, provides a gripping account of what happened.
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In under 100 years, film evolved from technical demonstrations to emotionally gripping and serious storytelling.
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" The video closes with a reading of Ferguson poet Marcellus Buckley's gripping "The People vs.
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Not just by the day's work, but also the topic of conversation gripping his city.
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The penultimate episode of The Missing on Sunday night (March 26) is its most gripping.
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Its characters are rich, its conflicts are gripping, and its stakes couldn't get much higher.
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Her gripping rendition of her new single "Never Be the Same" on Good Morning America.
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The stars' commitment to Life's uninspired but consistently gripping script helps sell these secondhand goods.
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Force sensors in the fingers also give the wearer feedback on how hard they're gripping.
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It's a tight, gripping book about a man hellbent on reinventing himself against long odds.
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No, I mean, I feel like people will read long, and heavy, and gripping stuff.
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Maybe that sounds boring and arcane to you, but the backstory is actually quite gripping.
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And all of a sudden, Thompson's novel turns into something far more unexpected and gripping.
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Mr. Douglas's play with the conventions of the cinematic espionage thriller is heady and gripping.
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It's a scary, gripping instance of singer-songwriter craft, and it rocks with spiky clarity.
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As a result, it feels like the headphones are hugging you, rather than gripping you.
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Fear and despair are gripping Afghans after 17 years of war and unending political crises.
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But the coronavirus crisis gripping the country has added some uncertainty to the contests ahead.
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Yes, it's ridiculous but it's gripping, heartfelt, and far too intense to really laugh at.
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Its hearings have offered gripping viewing for a nation bent on reconciling with its past.
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The social-media-as-villain narrative is gripping because it plays vividly to our fears.
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And gripping programs they were, too, full of softspeaking announcers and occasionally hard-drinking players.
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And gripping programs they were, full of soft-spoken announcers and occasionally hard-drinking players.
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Exit West is by turns fantastical and all too real, and always thoughtful and gripping.
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Eban's gripping book lays bare how Gandhi's well-intentioned local action became hellish global fraud.
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He leaves her gripping the side of a cliff as she angrily stares after him.
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He gesticulates with his hands, one of which is still gripping the sharp, pointy sword.
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The audio version, read by the actor and experienced book narrator Ralph Cosham, is gripping.
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The strong, sad inertia of her journey is at once gripping and sickening to watch.
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She was almost upside down, gripping a handhold the size of a loaf of bread.
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The busy person already overwhelmed by the abundance of gripping TV may be muttering, more?
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Altogether the book is a complicated ethical read, and thus gripping and unnerving at once.
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She stepped into the sun, gripping a bouquet and leading supporters to a nearby park.
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This felt like something a bit more significant and prevented me from gripping the ball.
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Fans of "You" will enjoy the dark themes, unsettling characters, and gripping suspense of "Mindhunter."
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It's laid bare the emotions still gripping many Democrats nearly 11 months after Clinton's defeat.
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The AIDS pandemic was gripping my country, in addition to civil unrest and economic calamity.
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The Russian embassy posted images of the president grinning and gripping hands with the ambassador.
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What ensued was a gripping, passionate and entertaining second-half battle between two N.F.L. heavyweights.
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"That's I think what is really gripping the markets with concern right now," she said.
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But it is also gripping, suspenseful and moving — a hard look at a hard subject.
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I looked over at Lorena, her hands gripping the steering wheel at 10 and 2.
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As for the gripping live-action animal-on-person drama you may have been expecting?
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Nonetheless, this was a gripping wine that stimulated my imagination and filled me with wonder.
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The phenomenon currently gripping chart dance music is peculiar in that it's a narrative one.
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Some of Cop Car's most gripping scenes are essentially silent, letting nervous faces tell the tale.
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True crime podcasts are now heading back to the history books, and the results are gripping.
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But her vocals, even filtered through a production tool, are gripping for their desperation and emotion.
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All signs point to no as with the gripping teaser for HBO's upcoming Euphoria starring Zendaya.
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It takes an incredibly complex sequence of events and makes it at once gripping and informative.
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VICE: The book is a paced balance between quiet meditations and gut-gripping, almost loaded photographs.
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But when it keeps its focus on subtler scares and Mike's paranoia, it's gripping and effective.
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There were a collection of exceptionally prim, terrifyingly young looking special advisor types nervously gripping beers.
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There was far greater visceral excitement to the interpretations, a gripping clarity, transparency and rhythmic zest.
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Scribe; £18.99 A gripping account of Apollo 8, the first manned space flight around the Moon.
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The mermaids in Siren, Freeform's gripping and original new drama that airs tonight at 8 p.m.
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FOR the first time in a generation a groundswell of youthful enthusiasm is gripping British politics.
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The narrative is spasmodically gripping, with Mr le Carré at his old best in full flow.
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The women's team's victory was the final chapter of a gripping saga at this year's games.
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And the way it builds those tropes around its black characters is both gripping and absorbing.
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The story is a gripping one, and it comes to an end with an unexpected twist.
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In theory, the patent assumes that everyone's firmly gripping their carts in an aisle-based altercation.
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"What did you say?" he said, feigning hearing loss and gripping a reporter by the shoulder.
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He doesn't reciprocate my greeting and steps out from behind the muscle car gripping a mallet.
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Nearly every day, I pick up this paper and read about gridlock and partisanship gripping Congress.
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Famines, earthquakes and beheadings all make gripping headlines; "40m Planes Landed Safely Last Year" does not.
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He had a major success, ending with a gripping and profound account of Sibelius's Second Symphony.
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She declined both times, adding that he was gripping a gun as he left the restaurant.
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Onn the gripping hand, drastic changes in mining capacity raise the spectre of a 51% attack.
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"The Lord will give you strength," Kasich told the town hall attendee while gripping him tightly.
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The wild swings show that while it's a new year, the same uncertainty is gripping markets.
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Being employed is a critical first step to eliminating the gripping effects of homelessness and poverty.
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Like other editorials, the one in The Dallas Morning News addressed the violence gripping the country.
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Unfortunately, in widening the scope, we've lost a lot of what made the show so gripping.
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Lewis makes academic life seem gripping, which believe it or not, is not easy to do.
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Sexual assault has been a front page presidential topic gripping headlines for the last several weeks.
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This gripping story, by our colleague Ray Sanchez, stitches together everything we know about Jayme's ordeal.
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The conflict is part of chaos gripping Libya since the toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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But Trump's rise coupled with the anti-Washington fervor gripping the GOP is fraying Republican nerves.
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Thus, the robot knows that either its hand is slipping, or the object it's gripping is.
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The conflict is part of chaos gripping Libya since the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
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" I'm assuming you've already worshiped at the altar of Sandra Oh, including the gripping "American Crime.
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"Wanderer," her 10th studio album since 1995, is a gripping set produced by Ms. Marshall herself.
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Gripping testimony in the U.S., the Indian Supreme Court's adultery ruling, the Philippines president's stunning admission.
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It is he who has sat with me, beside her hospital bed, his hand gripping mine.
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Picture Prompts How do you feel about the frigid cold spell gripping North America this week?
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I'm gripping my seat; my body isn't used to the notion of movie theater seats moving.
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In Lucy Kirkwood's gripping eco-thriller, three physicists walk into a country cottage and worlds unfold.
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In this gripping track, the jazz piano riffs sound almost like pointillist strands of atonal music.
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Modi will also need to address a liquidity crisis that is slowly gripping India's shadow banks.
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And gripping programs they were, too, full of soft-spoken announcers and occasionally hard-drinking players.
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Modi will also need to resolve a liquidity crisis that is slowly gripping India's shadow banks.
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Its hands are made of prongs, which are capable of gripping, releasing and aiming a ball.
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It is part of what makes the N.C.A.A. basketball tournament and the N.F.L. playoffs so gripping.
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The first three episodes are some of the most gripping episodes of television I've ever seen.
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For the past eight days, jurors heard gripping testimony in the trial of Brooke Skylar Richardson.
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That, in effect, has put Blutstein in the middle of the political battles gripping the country.
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A big win or a big loss isn't a particularly gripping read for the average person.
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Finally, Bourgeois had a gripping back story of childhood trauma that you weren't allowed to forget.
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That attitude left stocks vulnerable to a market freakout like the one gripping Wall Street now.
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The meteorologists agree: The long hot spell gripping parts of Europe this past week is uncommon.
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AM View host Alexis Simendinger talks with The Hill's Jonathan Easley about the fallout gripping Washington.
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But Michelle Hurd's portrayal of someone who has additionally dealt with substance abuse is quite gripping.
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"Sexual harassment, that's not something you turn a blind eye to," she said, gripping the remote.
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You just played 18 holes of golf, gripping clubs that are positively awash in WASP germs.
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The singers deliver a haunting rendition of Ravel's illustrious score to accompany Maqoma's grounded, gripping movement.
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Buy it here >>Roger Lowenstein captures the gripping roller-coaster ride of Long-Term Capital Management.
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The result is a soul-baring journal entry from one of our generation's most gripping storytellers.
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Her months-long disappearance has been a gripping saga, but also feeds into a bigger story.
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Her horrified high notes are all the more gripping for being wobbly and out of control.
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The effect here is compounded by a prankish yet gripping touch in Mr. Cairns's brilliant staging.
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SEAL members recounted in gripping detail how Gallagher stabbed a wounded and defenseless teenager to death.
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Still, even without a gripping narrative arc, Rock Steady achieves its goals in a brilliant manner.
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However, if you take the time to read the available information, there are some gripping stories.
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This is his newest work, published just last year, and it's just as gripping as his first.
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And pay special mind to Detective Kevin Byrne, the ethically conflicted hero of Montanari's gripping police procedurals.
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HBO produced its own recent documentary devoted to the 2013 attack, and the individual stories are gripping.
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Others have dealt with their children who struggle with the gripping effects of post-traumatic stress (PTS).
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"They are playing roulette with the economic future of the country," he says, hands gripping the table.
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Sure, everyone's heard of them—you've maybe even watched a gripping documentary about them on A&E.
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Cops descended on Lure nightclub after getting the 911 call, and the video is gripping and dramatic.
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Federated downgraded this year's target to 2800, following the deep sell-offs gripping the market since October.
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They are fully loaded with water and people gripping sticks, their eyes firmly fixed on the future.
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So, she picked the most gripping interview subject she could think of for the closing Q&A.
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You're also given the option to play a gripping single-player campaign, or participate in multiplayer combat.
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He has in a remarkably short time produced a story that is thorough, comprehensive and utterly gripping.
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Ford, her voice shaky at times, outlined details of the alleged assault with gripping and devastating language.
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She stared, slit-eyed, down the length of the gun, gripping the handle until her knuckles whitened.
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So they took a gripping robot on a plane that simulates zero gravity — nicknamed the Vomit Comet.
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Tense and gripping, "The American Friend" does lose momentum as it mutates into an eccentric buddy film.
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The narrative opens out to become a tender love story, a family drama and a gripping mystery.
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This remake relies on recreating the iconic cult moments of the original, in gripping HD action sequences.
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Luna walked through the airport terminal, gripping her super cute kid-sized suitcase with a ladybug pattern.
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It's a gripping account, but nobody had observed similar behavior in electric eels for over 200 years.
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The prosthetic arms are fully functional, with hands that are capable of gripping objects through EMG sensors.
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The door to the next car suddenly crashed open, louder than the steel wheels gripping the tracks.
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The trailer suggests that this is no ordinary cop-and-robber story, but a gripping psychological thriller.
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Obama himself hoped that his reelection would, in his words, "break the fever" gripping the Republican Party.
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The most gripping elements of the film were moments in which the late Biggie Smalls was memorialized.
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Investor Peter Boockvar sees two narratives gripping the market, and one could send investors running for cover.
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Hong Kong's government had failed to take responsibility for the outcry gripping the city, one activist said.
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Below, you can see the Hoxie native gripping the note (as well as that highly desired rose).
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Try some coffee and maybe stream one of these intense, gripping dramas to get your blood flowing:
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I'm now reading Putney by Sofka Zinovieff and am finding it gripping and disturbing in equal measure.
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The chaos speaks to the desperation and disorganization that are gripping Maduro's government as Venezuela melts down.
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The result is a gripping, if occasionally dense, work that uncovers a world long cast in shadow.
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The resulting documentary is a gripping account of the staggering financial crisis and our governmental institutions' response.
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It also speaks to a trend that is gripping not just Airbus but Boeing: Smaller is better.
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She concentrated on sweeping away her tracks and then on gripping the letter firmly in the tongs.
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It's the biggest mystery gripping Washington, D.C.: Why did Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) do what he did?
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The still-glowing resentment Mr. Padnos has for Mr. Schrier makes for a surprising and gripping scene.
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This gripping documentary tracks down former Indonesian death squad leaders and has them reenact their mass-killings.
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Their imminent disintegration can be weirdly gripping, inviting us to examine them brush stroke by brush stroke.
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One of the story's most gripping moments hinges on the results of a Thanksgiving Day Turkey Trot.
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"I'm half scared, half so excited," said Ms. Faul, gripping the stiff leather handle strapped to Innes.
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Twisting the right handlebar moves you forward, while gripping the hand-breaks brings you to a stop.
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The political mysteries in Steavenson's novel could be gripping, but the form-versus-content battle rages throughout.
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Apocalypse aired as a two-part special that remains some of Brown's most gripping work to date.
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Mantel's genius for a history deeply known and lightly worn made the Tudors unaccountably gripping and proximate.
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I was gripping my Captain America gym bag closer to my body for a sense of protection.
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The 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster is a subject full of gripping detail and historical and scientific import.
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The end product is far less manic than some of his prior experiments, but no less gripping.
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It was an unpleasant, gripping scene, not an antiseptic killing, with Erica thrashing and spitting up bile.
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The gripping scene is shot quietly, almost documentary style, with a delicacy and a kind of reverence.
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Crops, houses, livestock, and infrastructure were severely damaged and a cholera outbreak -- still gripping the country -- followed.
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Here are some of the most gripping tales from our foreign correspondents, photographers and editors in 2016.
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Mr. Atwood tried bracing himself by gripping the folded-up seats along the wall beside his stretcher.
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Mr. Lucic, a major baritone, sang Macbeth when the Met introduced Adrian Noble's gripping production in 2007.
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With or without an agreement, he thinks the significant slowdown gripping the global trade cycle will persist.
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During the course of Cluess's gripping, graceful debut novel, Henrietta will have much to get fiery about.
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The tension gripping the country boiled over into clashes at a Trump rally in San Jose, Calif.
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Local police officers, mayors, and governors have all been implicated in the deadly crisis gripping Mexico's press.
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This is a gripping story about a crisis that affects us all, involving the food we eat.
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He suggests there's an emotional high gripping the market right now that shows little signs of fading.
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We need to know that you've been at meetings, gripping and grinning, and we didn't know Harriet.
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"Orfeo" is rich with choruses, songs and dances that lend variety and vitality to the gripping story.
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Ms. Gillibrand appeared nervous as the interview began, gripping Mr. Colbert's hand just before making her announcement.
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With Rachael in step behind her, though, firmly gripping her shoulders, she knows exactly which direction to turn.
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It felt very much like gripping a well-made game console controller, maybe even a shrunken Nintendo Switch.
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They are fully loaded with water and people gripping sticks, their eyes are firmly fixed on the future.
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It is a gripping story that itself seems from a vanished world in which books more urgently mattered.
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She crouches, gripping her knife in a clenched fist, and reads a proffered list of the salon's treatments.
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An opioid crisis is gripping the US: Over 70,000 people in the country died from overdoses last year.
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Then a police officer wrapped his arm around Garner's neck, gripping him in a chokehold until he collapsed.
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They manage to capture the realities of mental illnesses while also telling gripping, moving, and often beautiful stories.
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Lengthy coalition talks are expected to follow the vote, further fuelling the mood of political uncertainty gripping Europe.
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But convert it he did, writing an artful, gripping feature about the crash for this week's New Yorker.
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The acute hunger gripping Jubbaland caused an exodus of hundreds of families into the capital Mogadishu seeking help.
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Tiny nanostructures prevent substances from gripping these surfaces, leading the mess to bead up and roll right off.
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That leaves it bereft of the plot, suspense and occasional conflict that made the original "Somm" so gripping.
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This is a spare, black-and-white photo of a young, muscular man gripping a set of branches.
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The jubilant blocks of color and eerie disarray remain, gripping for their unexpected combination of poetry and politics.
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The trailer for the highly anticipated film, which premiered earlier this year at Sundance, is emotional and gripping.
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Norman is smart and gripping as she analyzes the role sexism plays in misdiagnosing and mistreating women's pain.
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Garfield, for his part, rose to the challenge, gripping Reynolds with both hands as the two locked lips.
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With the fear of missing out gripping fewer investors, Stoltzfus contends it's not the time to get aggressive.
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The crisis gripping the Turkish lira has rattled emerging markets and reverberated across equities, bonds and raw materials.
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I saw someone standing on the edge of the beach, who was gripping two people by the back.
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And I've just got caught up with the latest "Serial" podcast, which I find gripping and thought provoking.
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Both come with alternate gripping hands and phasers, but Kirk gets a communicator and Spock gets a tricoder.
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Generally speaking, YA books are gripping and cinematic; chapters end in cliff-hangers that encourage turning the page.
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Inside is gripping and beautiful in its simplicity, similar to its predecessor Limbo (which is also on sale).
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Alongside Kidman will be Elisabeth Moss, who is currently appearing in another gripping Hulu series, The Handmaid's Tale.
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The story is long — and we can't be 100% sure that it's true — but it's a gripping one.
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Without her glee in picturing humans as suffering automatons, this vision would lose its gripping and discomfiting texture.
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This vote of confidence is also an important counterweight to the panic gripping investors in U.S. financial institutions.
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Netflix's grim, controversial, gripping teen drama 13 Reasons Why kept us glued to our couches throughout the season.
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This is the plot, and it's less than gripping, partly because Terry and Luka are (deliberately) such everymen.
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It's an effective piece of action filmmaking: loud, raucous, and filled with some gripping moments of real dread.
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As a country, we are struggling to address what has become a tragic opioid epidemic gripping the nation.
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When you're not scoring goals, guys are maybe gripping the sticks a little tighter than needs to be.
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In Africa you still see sightless souls led about by children gripping the other end of a stick.
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"American drone strikes and Russians bombing a hospital in Syria are immediate, gripping, tragic human stories," he said.
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But the gripping final chapters ramp up the suspense as the narrative careers toward a heart-wrenching conclusion.
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He also realized that if you filmed such a race it would make for exotic and gripping viewing.
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But he's working without cover now: "Painkillers" is stripped down, gripping in places, and too bare in others.
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Mr. Fitch's gripping production of a trimmed version of the opera made a virtue of the space's smallness.
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Yes, he said, he was excited — but he also had trouble gripping the ball on an icy afternoon.
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Outside of the gripping storytelling and horror movie-esque audio, Hellblade's sublime tension is derived from the unknown.
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Because virtually any activity involves gripping objects, that creates a lot of data for the software to analyze.
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But this year's increase, coming after a presidential election, underscores the deep and continuing uncertainty gripping immigrant communities.
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His hands rarely left two fixed positions — one on his lap, the other curled backward, gripping the chair.
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Nothing motivates Capitol Hill like a gripping story of someone getting off on what looks like a technicality.
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In the end, I had nothing to fear: The new music was thrilling, gripping and totally, surprisingly different.
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The arms of the tongs with which the stallholder was gripping the sausage were ketchup-stained and dripping.
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The pope's remarks come as the deeply divisive issue of abortion is once again gripping the United States.
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Through the haze of alcohol, I remember him gripping me so tightly that I cried out in pain.
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I just wanted "Misery," a horror-thriller that left me wiping away tears instead of gripping my armrests.
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I just wanted "Misery," a horror-thriller that left me wiping away tears instead of gripping my armrests.
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As we taxied to take off, I became aware that my seatmate was gripping the armrest between us.
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It gives us a role in a gripping drama, of which the Christmas story is one defining scene.
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Ben Stein braved the outdoors Friday to make a trek to the market ... and the image is gripping.
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But they will certainly see something not native: a giant sculpture of a mythic kraken gripping a shipwreck.
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So let me acknowledge the many levels of uncertainty, anxiety and catastrophic thinking that are gripping us all.
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Cratering currencies, rising inflation, jumpy investors: A financial panic is again gripping some of the world's developing economies.
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This book includes one of those plays, a rich and gripping retranslation of "Blood Wedding," written in 1932.
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When both the film and the publication are on their A-game, they're quite good — and occasionally gripping.
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Here is Jonas Kaufmann, a worthy successor, singing the aria in a gripping 2013 Vienna State Opera production.
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Kaylyn Meyers, 29, watched the exchange and said it seemed to sum up the tension gripping the country.
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With chaos gripping pockets of central Hong Kong on Sunday evening, some protesters sought refuge in local churches.
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But sometimes having your darkest anxieties externalized into gripping, scary theater can be a splendid means of catharsis.
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The polarization gripping the country had hit young people, many of whom are voting for the first time.
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They are the debris of a growing heroin scourge that is gripping the remote community in Northern California.
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The audiobook, read by Amanda Plummer, is uncommonly gripping – it's a dark and sensual plunge into the abyss.
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Most critics felt the show drew viewers in with its unique cinematography, well-developed characters, and gripping drama.
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And signs that Mueller is deepening his investigation will do nothing to slake the Russia fever gripping Washington.
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Kloza predicts heating oil will rise sharply mostly due to the cold snap gripping much of the nation.
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The game was marked by aggressive head-locks, face-gripping and incessant grappling in front of the goals.
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Noble says she showed up and Harvey sat next to her, started massaging her and gripping her shoulders.
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Magnusson's book has a gripping title: terrifying yet cozy, like an avalanche as seen from a ski chalet.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's former top adviser and close friend tried to defuse a political scandal gripping Canada.
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Like "Unedited Footage of a Bear," it is kind of insane — yet not without a gripping internal logic.
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Omar, a former weightlifter, said he fled the sectarian violence gripping Iraq after his brother and nephew were killed.
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Well, the point is sometimes there's a series so gripping and so unique, it's worth following into the darkness.
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Maduro needs a good scapegoat: Millions have fled the country due to the crippling economic crisis gripping the country.
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As a result, this season feels better suited for television than Season 1, and is completely gripping to watch.
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It was in sharp contrast to the raucous, capitalistic free-for-all gripping most of the former Soviet states.
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But it is still a gripping read, highlighting what was little short of a revolution in China's economic thought.
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There was no game more gripping, more intense, or more environmentally compelling in 2017 than Resident Evil 7: Biohazard.
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How could anyone put on a gripping play without the essential elements of sin and the feelings it inspires?
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Cinemagoers and critics have been provided with a gripping and entertaining spectacle that few will be able to forget.
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Each one makes for gripping entertainment—and a depressing verdict on the failed efforts to stop the drugs business.
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Bruce still had it, the villain was loathsome and charismatic at the same time, and the plot was gripping.
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Though dramas are gripping and comedies are fun, odds are, you feel most alive while watching a horror movie.
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Now, Netflix is ushering in another teen-centric mystery that sounds as gripping as the Selena Gomez-produced series.
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In particular, we examine an idea that is gripping economists, politicians and tech titans: a universal basic income (UBI).
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Still, the film, directed by Rick Famuyiwa (Dope) and written by Susannah Grant (Erin Brockovich) is gripping and necessary.
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So, for the purposes of this list, we'll classify a "thriller" as a gripping page-turner rimmed by darkness.
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Ryan would post up outside his district's plant gates, gripping-and-grinning with shift workers coming off the job.
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Perhaps the most gripping scene in episode one is when Kunta Kinte is forced to accept the name Toby.
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One of the most gripping moments in the PBS film comes when Nelson interviews members from one such group.
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I've not been able to stop thinking about the story—it was very gripping, and certainly Firewatch's biggest strength.
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Instead of gripping the Pepsi for an easy can-to-mouth tilt, she holds it like a dirty tissue.
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The film featured gripping photography and DiCaprio's intense performance and made a set piece of a vicious bear attack.
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Jones appeared to struggle gripping the ball in the rain but escaped trouble when Jimenez caught Luke Voit's lineout.
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While 9% is certainly an inadequate number, women in film are continually churning out groundbreaking and gripping new content.
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"The Discovery of Chance" — all 592 pages of it — is her gripping biography of a tragic if courageous life.
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Employee ownership is the solution real American families need to ease the financial fears gripping households throughout the country.
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His first accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, delivered gripping testimony on her allegations before the Senate Judiciary Committee last week.
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Fresh concerns over Chinese espionage are gripping Washington as lawmakers fear Beijing is gaining sensitive details on U.S. technologies.
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We got huge ratings for that hour, and it was a gripping, important hour on a very important topic.
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Gripping the sides of her thighs, the dancer stretched the "skin" outward like the webbed wings of a bat.
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The TweezerGuru Slant Tweezers are excellent for gripping fine, hard-to-reach hairs that tend to escape other tweezers.
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Hersch's music is harsh, relentless, and often deliberately lacking in contrast, but it is gripping in its dogged progress.
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Some of the most talked-about films of the year include superhero films, gripping action flicks, and compelling dramas.
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Rich's solution to the problem of climate communication is, essentially, to weave a gripping tale of classic Aristotelian tragedy.
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Aidan dials the taxi number, gripping the phone hard against his skull so the ringtone shrieks in his ear.
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The play's gripping second half brings urban warfare, with bomb blasts and gunfire that felt joltingly close and real.
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Mr. Maduro has demonstrated that he is unwilling to share power or acknowledge the humanitarian crisis gripping the nation.
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The work seems dull and grinding and it is difficult to make gripping television out of dull and grinding.
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The combination of elements that have nothing to do with each other, or with the natural environment, is gripping.
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But he couldn't resist wrestling her a few seconds, gripping her firm calves and one of her bare feet.
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BTW, Elon left in a Tesla, naturally, while gripping a copy of GQ Australia ... with Amber on the cover.
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But the sterling reputation of a single government scientist has been no antidote for the fear gripping financial markets.
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After pleading with him, the officers noticed that he was gripping what appeared to be a laser-mounted pistol.
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Uncertainty is also gripping the House, where this week two Republicans, Mr. Reichert and Mr. Dent, announced their retirements.
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How that all happened is not an unfamiliar story, but it remains, nearly 50 years later, a gripping one.
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Stylez offered insights on his musical direction, the problems gripping Indigenous populations, and his drive to inspire his people.
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A group of designers recently asked her and a few of her neighbors to test a gripping tool prototype.
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"Najwa" includes four gripping, electric-soup originals dedicated to heroes of 20th-century black music, plus one torch song.
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The most gripping documentary in the lineup is "Charm City," by the Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Marilyn Ness ("Cameraperson").
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But the tales can be gripping, and they are recalled by soldiers who save lives rather than taking them.
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Stirred by the virus, the political maelstrom gripping Washington intensified as the first two Americans perished from the coronavirus.
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Letter To the Editor: "Auschwitz's Legacy, Seen Through Pieces of a Somber Past" (news article, July 27) was gripping.
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Why it matters: The fistfight showcases "the extraordinary political polarization gripping Latin America's largest country," the Washington Post writes.
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Poll Watch Many of the existential questions gripping the Democratic Party center on one mysterious figure: the "moderate" voter.
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Lengthy coalition talks are expected to follow the vote, feeding into a broader mood of political uncertainty gripping Europe.
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Yesterday she finally ended the suspense that's been gripping America and announced the final results of the Iowa caucus.
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I was recently asked to testify before a subcommittee of Congress about the famine gripping parts of East Africa.
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Senior Pentagon official Laura Cooper was sworn in after Sondland's gripping appearance on Capitol Hill, which dominated the day.
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With over 500 scripted series being released each year, this battle for leisure time will make for gripping viewing.
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World, meet the Bananas of New York, a website dedicated to sharing the gripping stories of this delightful fruit.
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The crisis gripping the Turkish lira has rattled other emerging markets and reverberated across equities, bonds and raw materials.
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The group's most dashing figure sat front row center, wearing a stylish white homburg and gripping a walking stick.
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Artists who died this year left behind gripping scenes, profound turns of phrase, unforgettable melodies and plenty of laughter.
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Nerve damage prevented her from gripping with her dominant right hand, so she was forced to use her left.
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Or gripping your steering wheel grimly on the Taconic while S.U.V.s hurtle past you, come to think of it.
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Tyanna Buie weaves together her travels throughout New Orleans, Paris, and Berlin in her gripping new body of work.
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Most people hold their coffee either by using the handle (so obvious!) or by gripping the body of the cup.
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Some lives are so extraordinary, with twists so unexpected, that they're easily translated into a gripping movie or TV series.
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Seriously, he basically French kissed her entire head -- while gripping his ciggie -- and Uma felt violated, according to her camp.
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The records have provided gripping accounts of drama and danger but no additional information about a motive for the attack.
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Picking Squisho up, I soaked in all of the New York City sidewalk trash gripping tightly to his gelatinous body.
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But it's an uncommonly gripping hour, even removed from the context of the show's sprawling "Who killed Rosie Larsen?" mystery.
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The descriptions of mania are gripping, all-consuming, and so intimate you feel like the pages have absorbed you completely.
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I spend long moments moving my thigh bone around in my hip socket, discovering places where I was unknowingly gripping.
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For that matter, is gripping a cylinder of cheese in your clammy paw supposed to be a pleasant party sensation?
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The angle here also makes Shorten look like the world's smallest man gripping an immense dinner tray of a lectern.
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The team announced Gaines' injury on Monday after he left Sunday's practice on a motorized cart, gripping his right knee.
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Yet the judges' courage, for one gripping moment, was backed up in an unlikely quarter—by the prime minister himself.
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To rally the base of your party, use the most vivid, gripping language that doesn't set off independents too much.
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Also, everyone is a gripping, spirited, interesting character, even that over-the-top soap role that I knew nothing about.
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Wootton's book, Power, Pleasure, and Profit, is gripping, but it takes a fairly simplistic and narrow view of the Enlightenment.
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I will never forget the pain in their eyes, the tremble in their voices and the sadness gripping their souls.
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Upon pulling over, the motorist found the koala stuck behind the wheel well, gripping onto one of the car's axles.
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As long as you can get past how unlikely this would be somewhere as large as Sydney, it's gripping stuff.
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There's a kind of reader who gets off on the juxtaposition of a gripping genre plot and an indecipherable dialect.
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Many experts in the area believe that Kim Jong-un could try to capitalize on the uncertainty gripping the nation.
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How the hell did Jurassic Park, a smart and gripping biotech thriller, devolve into this heap of steaming dino-dung?
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Despite the familiarity of the subject matter, Mr Hardy provides us with a gripping and illuminating addition to this literature.
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But that hasn't cooled a frenzy for bitcoin and other virtual currencies that is gripping young investors in South Korea.
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Hopefully, the games this year prove to be bit more gripping than the lazy inter-species game of salmon catch.
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The actor, 32, announced the baby news on Instagram Monday with a photo of the newborn adorably gripping his finger.
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He clasped hands jovially with French President Emmanuel Macron instead of gripping him at length, as he did in May.
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Is there any other show so bursting with diverse women characters, well-rounded backstories and gripping, and urgent plot lines?
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Long Island has been particularly affected by the brutal street gang, with recent high-profile murders gripping the community there.
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This is the start of the Jamie Vardy film – and it's already the most gripping thing Hollywood has ever produced.
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Arrival is a gripping science fiction drama about alien life, the nature of language, and the threat of human extinction.
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Ebola. It became the single issue gripping the American amygdala, the area of voters' brains that triggers the fear response.
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The gripping testimony from Trump's former lawyer was a hit among Democrats and a bona fide juggernaut on the airwaves.
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Because I'm a millennial, I promptly posted a selfie on Instagram, gripping the album to my chest and grinning widely.
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The flyer, sent out by a Republican candidate for state Senate, depicted his Jewish opponent gleefully gripping fistfuls of cash.
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The television producers, gripping sheets of scribbled upon paper between their hairy signet-ringed sausage fingers, cooked up a plan.
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Gold hovered near a two-week high thanks to the weaker dollar and the risk aversion gripping the broader markets.
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Series premiere date: October 21"I will not share my throne with anyone," the empress snarls in HBO's gripping teaser.
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Rotten Tomatoes Score: 100%This gripping coming-of-age drama created by Tarell Alvin McCraney aired on OWN in August.
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This gripping debut about a Mexican-American misfit is alive and crackling — a gritty tale wrapped in a page-turner.
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Bar-Joseph's account is packed with gripping detail and debunks some theories, including one that Marwan was a double agent.
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It's an intricate, emotionally gripping and sprawling story, but its scale does seem to come at the expense of scares.
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His flow is so immediate and gripping, and if you dig into the lyrics, he's really quite a deep guy.
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But on Thursday, it effortlessly shared the stage with "Become Desert": two excellent performances of two gripping pieces of music.
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But incessant name-dropping aside — which tends to detract from his gripping narrative — Holiday has written one helluva page-turner.
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This gripping adaptation of John le Carré's espionage novel is the last movie Philip Seymour Hoffman completed before his death.
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He famously designated his entire 2014 state-of-the-state address to the issue, which he said was gripping Vermont.
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"Anybody got a problem with anybody from the east, they got a problem with me," he said, gripping a Heineken.
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I'm drawn to confidently written novels with strong narrative authority, plenty of attitude, incredibly gripping plots, and complex, flawed characters.
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She wrote that he crossed the library "toward the imaginary podium" while gripping his 16-year-old son James's arm.
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The performances can still be a little uncanny, but the show is no less gripping for the absence of humans.
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His elegant writing applied to a game that can ruin men at the same time it exalts them is gripping.
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" Reviewing Mr. Giridharadas's book for the Book Review, Joseph Stiglitz, the Nobel Prize winning economist, called it "entertaining and gripping.
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When he wears his Thrashers hat, with a bird gripping a hockey stick, people ask whether it's a skateboarding company.
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Ms. Flanigan went first, with a gripping 40-minute work called "Subtonalities," for sine-wave oscillators and her own voice.
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Her tweets were gripping and immediate, and they gave us a window into a scene we couldn't have otherwise gotten.
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With its gripping account of the personalities, circumstances and drama behind Roe, Karen Blumenthal's JANE AGAINST THE WORLD: Roe v.
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What happens when an author manages to translate this horror from an abstraction to a gripping tale of immediate particulars?
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But Joshua Hammer's gripping "The Falcon Thief" plunges us into the psyche of the wildlife thief and smuggler Jeffrey Lendrum.
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She had pulled him into a secluded spot and was gripping him by the shoulders, pinning him against a wall.
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In this week's gripping episode, the bad news doesn't pierce like a bullet, but rather descends like a heavy fog.
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These series have the opportunity to tell subversive, gripping stories that wouldn't necessarily find funding or promotional support in theaters.
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"For some reason, Boeing and the FAA did not sense the mood gripping the rest of the world," said Charles.
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Timeline -- Senior Pentagon official Laura Cooper was sworn in after Sondland's gripping appearance on Capitol Hill, which dominated the day.
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Even with that threat looming, California's leaders have taken a softer approach on the homeless crisis gripping the Golden State.
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Mr. Polenzani combines both qualities in his poignant, gripping performance, singing with melting warmth one moment, virile heft the next.
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" NRA spokeswoman Amy Hunter called the resolution a "worthless and disgusting 'soundbite remedy' to the violence epidemic gripping our nation.
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The backlash to Obama was a terrifying expression of the anxieties—both racial and otherwise—gripping America's increasingly unhinged conservatives.
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It's gripping and disturbing and filled with righteous indignation—a witty, viral manifesto written through a character on the brink.
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Exciting though they may be to watch in the stadium or on the screen, sports seldom make for gripping theater.
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The documentary "becomes more voyeuristically gripping as it progresses," Ben Kenigsberg wrote in his review in The New York Times.
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The episodes this team created for "I Am the Night" are heavily fictionalized, though based on Ms. Hodel's gripping memoir.
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That's the uneasy truism and slow-boiling moral of the gripping documentary "Midnight Family," about a household of ambulance workers.
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A specialized machine will even test their changes in their gripping strength over the course of the 6-week mission.
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David Roberts: The first three books of George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series were utterly gripping.
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Christina Forrer's colorful and gripping tapestries, currently on view at the Swiss Institute, focus on the awkward physicality of aggression.
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There is music that sweeps and direct-to-camera narration of a gripping personal story, interspersed with photographs from the past.
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Through their research, they found that the difficulty lies with the gripping force of the utensil, according to their Kickstarter campaign.
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Former FBI Director James Comey's prepared testimony about President Donald Trump — delivered on Thursday before the Senate Intelligence Committee — is gripping.
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It was infuriating TV — conceptually and thematically interesting, but never as gripping on a character level as it needed to be.
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A gripping three-part adaptation of the Agatha Christie's classic mystery novel, The A.B.C. Murders, arrived on Amazon Prime February 1.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) told the tear-soaked crowd, most of whom were gripping pictures of loved ones lost to firearms.
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But the homelessness crisis gripping Los Angeles is one that has been many years in the making with no easy fix.
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It comes as severe drought is gripping the American Southwest, especially the area where Arizona, New Mexico, Utah and Colorado meet.
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"The Salesman" is a quiet but gripping two-hour meditation on a marriage in crisis; compelling but not quite blockbuster material.
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I was trapped, gripping the rope, thinking to myself, What kind of idiot goes up without a plan to come down?
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"This discovery also reminds us that much still remains to be learnt in the next gripping chapter of this detective story."
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Fisher plays 13-year-old Kayla with such bare vulnerability that she imbues the whole film with a gripping emotional suspense.
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Gripping the podium, Carter began his address by acknowledging his fall while getting ready to go to church on Sunday morning.
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True to earlier reports, Amazon's Kindle Oasis is the smallest and lightest Kindle yet and comes with a handle for gripping.
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The story is gripping in of itself, and it's already part of Cocaine Cowboys, a documentary about organized crime in Miami.
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It's gripping, intense, and difficult to watch — and it immediately received harsh criticism from teachers, parents, organizations, and other influential teens.
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Yet Crown is wonderful history, bustling, gripping and gossipy (and consider: season 1 stops in 1955, years before Diana's rogue adventures).
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The story as told in Genesis is certainly a gripping one that has fired the imagination of many a religious artist.
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One person who is particularly thrilled: Douriean Fletcher, the L.A. jewelry designer behind some of the film's most visually gripping pieces.
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When that light is reflected back by something nearby, it causes the strip to flex forward, gripping whatever that object is.
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Speculative fiction stories have the power to take abstract policy debates and obscure jargon and turn them into gripping, visceral tales.
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It stands as both an illuminating depiction of wartime France and a gripping and affecting personal account of endurance and defiance.
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But the brutality of the domestic abuse she faced at the hands of her ex-husband, Ike Turner, was truly gripping.
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But PHEMA would still be limited by the fact that water causes it to become malleable and lose its gripping ability.
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But the Japanese rallied to match the lanky Czech shot-for-shot in a gripping second set, then dominated the tiebreak.
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"The hand is pneumatically operated and hence the gripping pressure can be controlled by adjusting the air pressure," the article states.
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This poor fox is one of the victims of extreme weather conditions that are gripping vast parts of Germany and Europe.
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With uncertainty around this week's Fed meeting gripping the bond market, one expert says buying bonds could be a terrific trade.
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Biden's been caught on camera embracing a female reporter from behind and gripping her above her waist, just below her bust.
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Patent fights aren't always the most gripping conflicts, but this one's starting to look like it could influence an entire industry.
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These sparsely populated and sometimes deeply isolated towns and counties are already gripping the threads of an unravelling social safety net.
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These scenes, presented in both a different tense and font, are gripping but partly dissolve the icebound spell of the rest.
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Criminal justice experts said the federal probe was a glimpse at the deep roots of corruption gripping the U.S. corrections system.
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But next week, the most gripping news for the music industry may come out of a federal courtroom in Los Angeles.
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The news comes amid a national heatwave that is gripping most of the US.Read more stories like this on Business Insider.
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And maybe we'll show you behind the scenes of a Shaquille O'Neal cover shoot, but that's not super gripping stuff. Right.
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Government officials considered this idea but rejected it, and the journalist David Dayen's gripping story of foreclosure fraud shows us why.
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It's not that gripping after a while to watch someone do more coke and continually obsess over the bad-boy bartender.
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In the first photo, she seems to be caught somewhat unaware, with her glasses on and still gripping her burger wrapping.
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The discussion of "Death by GPS," where people blithely drive into terrible trouble because GPS says to, is gripping and horrifying.
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This one features white-lacquered shelving, a DirecTV satellite dish and two pedal pumps for the mineral spirits used for gripping.
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Buchecha seemed to stifle this by gripping one of Gracie's pant legs and threatening to push it back into half guard.
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Better Call Saul At last, a Season 2 episode of "Better Call Saul" that demonstrates how gripping this show can get.
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My hands, gripping the handles that rev the gas and pull the break, begin to turn an actual shade of blue.
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Despite what Clinton said, President and Nancy Reagan wanted nothing to do with the AIDS epidemic gripping America in the 1980s.
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From the gripping Kavanaugh hearings to developments at the United Nations General Assembly, it's been a busy week in American politics.
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World leaders are gripping for more economic turmoil as the coronavirus pandemic gains speed, including the possibility of a global recession.
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"I'd really like him to explain why he paid Chinese workers to make Trump ties," Clinton said, gripping the folded garment.
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Despite fervent denial, the most gripping evidence of the erasure of Nakhichevan's Armenian heritage comes from within the Azerbaijani government itself.
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We've been promised a return to the basics, like the gripping single-player campaign and frantic online experience we once loved.
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But Flynn strikes the right balance in Justin's physical torment: curled up in a blanket, gripping his stomach, agitated and restless.
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Marie-Madeleine Fourcade certainly did, and with this gripping tale Lynne Olson pays her what history has so far denied her.
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Yet if the novel succeeds only intermittently as a parable, it's gripping as a story, especially when it leaves the Wall.
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Not only is it gripping and well-written, but it also blows up the idea that childbirth in America is safe.
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It would also do wonders for breaking the toxic partisanship gripping Washington, by breaking the zero-sum dynamics driving this partisanship.
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But the silence also, Manohla Dargis said in her review for The Times, prevents it from developing into a gripping narrative.
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As a congressman I'd stand in a room with hundreds of supporters, gripping and being gripped, posing for selfies, signing autographs.
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In "The Robbers," massive, continually rolling treadmills dominated the stage, in a production as dramatically gripping as it was technically ingenious.
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He revisits the gripping detective story surrounding bones under a parking lot that turned out to belong to King Richard III.
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As part of the escalating wave of knife crime gripping London, young people have started awarding themselves "points" for rival stabbings.
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But there is power in being average, and versatility is a gift even in its less gripping and more benign forms.
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" But, she writes, "when both the film and the publication are on their A-game, they're quite good — and occasionally gripping.
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From the front, the same muscular arms gripping a club, right hand over left, in that quiet moment before he coils.
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Fifty years later, in 1990, he conducted the last performance of his life there — a gripping account of Beethoven's Seventh Symphony.
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It was a gripping yarn, Ms. Seelye said: "His death was the final depravity in a life of remarkable human depravity."
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More than 2 million people have been infected with cholera, while an alarming dengue and influenza epidemic is gripping the country.
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A young man whom Mr. Shaw had seen minutes earlier, silhouetted in a pickup truck, was gripping an AR-15 rifle.
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Like all the best historical sports stories, this is a gripping and educational listen that speaks directly to the present moment.
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According to Bong, the color swap gives the film a different feel—perhaps making an already gripping movie even more intense.
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But hers is a story that could not be told without a close examination of the political tensions gripping the nation.
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But if you haven't watched the gripping first season, which can be streamed from Netflix, you have a treat in store.
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But in the right artistic hands, even the unruliest and most cumbersome of narratives can be converted into gripping, involving theater.
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There was 87-year-old Susie Jackson, gripping her cane and purse as she made her way into the whitewashed church.
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It's no secret our nation faces a grave problem that's gripping the country from coast to coast — and worsening each year.
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His son Jarvis modeled as Schwerner, and Rockwell himself posed for a detail photo of Chaney's bloodied hand gripping Schwerner's bicep.
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How did the House impeachment vote reflect the "deep polarization gripping American politics in the Trump era," according to the article?
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Only the presence of the counterterrorism police, one officer gripping her weapon in a hot pink manicure, darkened the sparkling day.
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For Anton Samoylov, a software engineer who's been playing Pioneer since April, this was the most gripping aspect of the tournament.
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In comments posted to his official website, Khamenei appeared to blame foreign nations for at least exacerbating the unrest gripping Iran.
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That's why, with a historic deep freeze gripping the Midwest, beer deliveries are on hold in some parts of the region.
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The political crisis gripping the country deepened as Guaido urged protesters to demand that the powerful military side with the opposition.
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In "Oceans of Crime," he presents a gripping story about a crisis that affects us all, and the food we eat.
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Otherwise, "The Zookeeper's Wife" plays like a medium-gloss rerun of other more gripping depictions of Nazi evil and Jewish suffering.
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FOUR FRIENDSPromising Lives Cut ShortBy William D. Cohan Death in the prime of life is a gripping subject for a writer.
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FOUR FRIENDSPromising Lives Cut ShortBy William D. Cohan Death in the prime of life is a gripping subject for a writer.
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The condo sits down a country road, past grazing cattle, a wire fence and a guard in fatigues gripping a rifle.
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The condo sits down a country road, past grazing cattle, a wire fence and a guard in fatigues gripping a rifle.
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Hughes's book begins with the prehistoric substrata, delving with curiously gripping detail into layers of settlement archaeologists have only recently unearthed.
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Tamblyn, who brings her forceful, theatrical voice to reading her own audiobook, doesn't hold back on deeply personal, often gripping anecdotes.
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"It looks as though he is trying to keep her in balance, so he's gripping her a little differently," she explained.
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It shows the actual hand of the artist, gripping and pulling the bottom of the black curtain, which fills the frame.
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Barbara Bourland's gripping new novel Fake Like Me unfolds at the pace of a thriller but is steeped in contemporary art theory.
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Myint Oo learned about the pandemic allegedly gripping his country the same way most people in Myanmar did: on his Facebook feed.
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What makes this gripping fiction is the various ways in which the sisters chafe against a way of life expected of them.
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It comes as a severe drought is gripping the American Southwest, especially the area where Arizona, New Mexico, Utah and Colorado meet.
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After a six month journey and gripping landing sequence, NASA's InSight lander has already returned its first image of the Martian surface.
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The subject matter was relatively under the radar at the time, and I thought it would make for a gripping conspiracy thriller.
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The failure to form a Catalan government mirrors a political stalemate gripping all of Spain following an inconclusive national election on Dec.
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What emerges is another beyond-twisty mystery, one that grows more gripping and densely layered as this eight-episode limited series unfolds.
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Yet for all its colourful drama, the city's history can be hard to narrate in a way that is coherent and gripping.
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In addition to the noise, the "Baptism" now hangs adjacent to the gripping "Battle of San Romano" by his contemporary Paolo Uccello.
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But his book is excellent—built on a lot of study (including time in the archives) and written in a gripping style.
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As such, it's an excellent, gripping novel with a brisk plot, outstanding characters, and plenty to think about long after it's over.
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It's a kind of horror that seeps in and grabs hold, gripping on tight and dragging you forward, and it's executed expertly.
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"Help us," a woman in a New York Yankees hat said, gripping the fence just inches away from her would-be captor.
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One of Hercule Poirot's most gripping adventures takes place on the Simplon Orient Express, which used to run from Paris to Istanbul.
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But no segment is fully developed, and the rigorous theatrical timing that often makes a Bel piece gripping isn't consistently in play.
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The "Get Low" singer shared a photo of Bear's small hand gripping his thumb in an Instagram photo he shared on Thursday.
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As she grew up, the little girl developed her own method of writing by gripping the pencil or pen with her arms.
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Both gripping and heartbreaking, this film is even better than the director's last two collaborations with Wahlberg — Lone Survivor and Deepwater Horizon.
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That was when the Brexit crisis gripping British politics began to push Theresa May towards her resignation as prime minister in July.
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The aid shipments have been meant in part to dramatize the hyperinflation and shortages of food and medicine that are gripping Venezuela.
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Thursday that promises to be the most gripping television to come off of Capitol Hill since the Clinton impeachment hearings or Watergate.
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For Olegario Vazquez Rana, president of the International Shooting Sport Federation, the finals were gripping and unpredictable and made for great television.
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Emotionally spent, she wiped her own tears behind sunglasses and stroked Pamela&aposs hair while gripping Estela, who stood by her side.
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Gripping action sequences and well-crafted humor made this film a huge hit and launched Willis as a major box-office star.
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Liu balances the uncanny images with soothing GIFs like a boiling espresso pot, chopsticks gripping sushi, and a smoker taking a drag.
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It did little to bolster Trump's claim, made early Monday morning on Twitter, that there is "No WH chaos!" gripping his team.
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The shows are known for their action-packed narratives, gripping story arcs, pulpy relationships, and, of course, terrifically good-looking lead actors.
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One officer, identified in media reports as Detective Jeff Payne, appeared angered and grabbed at Wubbels before gripping her around her torso.
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Calhoun sits at his desk one morning in January, gripping a foam coffee cup in a hand decorated by a bulky ring.
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The panels have heard gripping witness accounts of all things from death squads and sordid affairs to corruption, murder and sex tapes.
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And "Let It All Work Out," where Wayne finally tells the whole truth about a childhood suicide attempt, is a gripping finale.
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From there we get imperfect use of jersey-gripping, clothing-ripping, half-naked yelling, desperate attempts at grappling, and drunken audience participation.
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While most people were gearing up for the Fourth of July, Florida-based makeup artist Tallia Lee was spilling one gripping narrative.
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It is a fine, unflinching example of the increasingly widespread use of crime fiction to explore social issues; its plot is gripping.
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The crisis gripping the soccer world began with arrests of a group of FIFA officials at a luxury Zurich hotel in May.
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That was when the Brexit crisis gripping British politics began to push Theresa May toward her resignation as prime minister in July.
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She is gripping the edges of a pillow, more tightly than she means to, and suffocating a sixty-eight-year-old widow.
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The images of relentless demonstrations and entrenched autocrats being ejected one by one were gripping, as was the bewildering speed of events.
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That intensity is present in Sigur Ros performances too; they're often gripping affairs where fans grapple with questions of life and death.
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Ford delivered a gripping testimony before the committee on Thursday, detailing her allegations of assault against Kavanaugh for the first time publicly.
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This proportion, the latest sign of the pessimism gripping world markets, is the highest since September 229, according to data from Tradeweb.
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The handlebar is intended for gripping with only one hand, allowing riders to give hand signals to others with their free hand.
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Most chroniclers confine themselves to the human interest stories, reasoning that the funding of these hospitals is unlikely to be as gripping.
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Parkland: Birth Of A Movement tells the gripping story of the young activists fighting for increased gun control after the Parkland shooting.
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There is a palpable animating intelligence in the show, and it is often elegantly executed, gripping on an episode by episode level.
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It was a smoothly edited, strangely gripping supercut of just about every time a nightclub—or somewhere similar—featured in a film.
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Widows combines this flair with the gripping thrill of a big screen blockbuster, creating loud moments that give way to intense devastation.
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In one group, there is a photograph of a white policeman gripping a black man's shoulder, as he forcefully directs him forward.
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The Disney-owned animation studio is known for its ability to consistently create world-class movies with gripping narrative alongside stunning visuals.
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The bottom line: Ma attributes the four companies' 2016 dealmaking to pessimism gripping the Chinese business community, otherwise known as capital flight.
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The road is bumpy and I'm gripping desperately onto my hat and backpack to keep them from flying out of the buggy.
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He'd been right there in front of me, tightly gripping his umbrella, speaking quietly, posing a strange question, and then he'd left.
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New York (CNN)It's a fall day in midtown Manhattan and a man is seen shuffling along a sidewalk, gripping his walker.
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So I was surprised at how tense I felt reading INTO THE RAGING SEA, Rachel Slade's gripping nonfiction account of the disaster.
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His gripping new book, "Heart: A History," had me nearly as enthralled with this pulsating body part as he seems to be.
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They are made up of fragments: an image of a woman's hands gripping her insteps, her feet shod in red high heels.
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Carlos Martiel continues his gripping, often devastating explorations of bodies marked by history, culture, and place with a performance at Y Gallery.
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It is the most traditional tune Gallant has ever put out, and an absolute work of art––simple and beautiful and gripping.
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Beatrice swiftly shifts from gripping Henrietta's hand in support to refusing her pleas to hold her baby before she is taken away.
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The boys sat in the boat's cockpit gripping their steaming bowls of oatmeal, trusting us, and the universe, to watch over them.
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"At Eternity's Gate" is carried by its star, Willem Dafoe, whose gripping performance is aided by his uncanny resemblance to the artist.
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In a gripping video she made in Elmhurst's emergency department, where she works, Dr. Colleen Smith says the hospital is straining desperately.
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And Katja Jung provides many of the trial's most gripping moments as a charismatic and smooth-talking Thomas Danforth, the head judge.
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Saba, my partner and I waded in, the current tugging on our flip-flops, me holding Saba's arm, him gripping the chair.
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The administration's coronavirus response — or lack of one — is justifiably gripping a nation that still places health care as its top priority.
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Here is the great Italian soprano Anna Caterina Antonacci in a gripping semi-staged performance of the lament from Amsterdam in 220.
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"This dinosaur had an enlarged area for muscle attachment to allow for a much stronger grasping or gripping ability," Dr. Jasinski said.
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What would already be a gripping performance feels even heavier after the news of Kobe Bryant's death announced hours before the show.
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But the question gripping Brexit supporters is whether the moment of departure will be marked by the familiar chimes of Big Ben.
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At times, the tour resembled a protracted television infomercial with the leaders gripping hand-held microphones to ask exhibitors about their products.
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In this strange and gripping début novel, a lonely teen-age girl assumes the identity of a classmate who has gone missing.
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By gripping the stylus between his teeth, Var uses an app to alter the colors and textures of photos on his phone.
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Which is precisely why Jack Goldsmith's gripping hybrid of personal memoir and forensic procedural lands with the force of a sucker punch.
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Set in Nevada, New York, and Hollywood, it's "an indictment of Hollywood culture" in the 1960s and utterly gripping in its intensity.
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"Moonlight," Barry Jenkins's gripping coming-of-age story of a queer black man, won the Academy Award for best picture in 2017.
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A critic for The Globe and Mail called it a gripping, superbly made example of "landmark Canadian TV." THE RANCH on Netflix.
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Safe-haven gold hovered near a two-week high prompted by the weaker dollar and the risk aversion gripping the broader markets.
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We pay for the most special time by wading directly into the night, even if we're gripping tiny mittened hands in ours.
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Glazer, whose firm has more than $2.5 billion dollars in assets under management, points to conflicting dynamics involving greed gripping the markets.
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He gives a russet-toned, compelling performance, joined by an impressive cast for a gripping and, in every sense, poignant performance. A.T.
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Nagy's most gripping subplot involves Jim's decision to exile his young son to an undeveloped island in a kind of muscular christening.
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Recently I tried "The End of Eddy," which was gripping, but there was a lot of graphic violence so I abandoned it.
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And there was Conlon Nancarrow's zany but gripping String Quartet No. 3 (1987), in which each player marched to a different tempo.
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And in Atlanta, the issue is gripping two campuses, and exposed a deep fissure between schools closely linked by history and geography.
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In 2019, after eight years of gripping in Atlanta, Ragone moved to Los Angeles to try to break into writing and directing.
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A story like this may be gripping on the page, but it needs to be translated, not just transplanted, to work onscreen.
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When I entered, Khrustalev was pacing the floor in a maroon velvet jacket, gripping a half-smoked cigar and rehearsing his lines.
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In a reflection of the uncertainty that's gripping the newsroom, some of the anchors don't yet know what their new start dates are.
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Yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury fell 7.5 basis points overnight as bond prices rose on jitters gripping the broader financial markets.
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Edgarton's direction is meticulous, his performance gripping, matched only by Jason Bateman as the model husband whose past is murkier than it seems.
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Francis reciprocated the warmth, gripping the French leader&aposs arm and then shaking his hands vigorously and smiling broadly as he said goodbye.
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Esports brings those two things together in a way that is instantly gripping, even for this nearly 30-year-old female tech reporter.
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Harris created a viral moment for herself earlier this month with her gripping questioning of Kavanaugh in his first set of Senate hearings.
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The surreal drive to put so much work into something so trivial produces a gripping dissonance — and, to my ears, an endless delight.
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When the ex-roommate went upstairs he saw Skalitzky gripping the sword with Jane's decapitated body on the floor, according to the complaint.
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Czechoslovakia faced West Germany in the final of the European Championships and, after 120 minutes of gripping action, the game went to penalties.
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It's one of the more gripping moments in modern science fiction, made stronger because Monáe has been building to it for 15 years.
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That Retina display became discolored for some users, and gripping the device by its sides (as one does) could substantially decrease its reception.
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Under her pen name, Karoline Kan, she has written the gripping autobiography of a generation—and a superpower—caught between tradition and ambition.
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But aid officials worry the coalition could reintroduce the blockade at any moment and further exacerbate the humanitarian crisis still gripping the country.
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Director Oliver Stone's Snowden turns one of the most gripping real-life political thrillers in recent memory into an awards season-ready blockbuster.
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You can watch gripping fate of this hoverboard store in Garfield, NJ, right here thanks to News 4 New York's live chopper team.
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Ultimately, All American takes the fascinating ingredients found in Paysinger's story and renders it into a gripping teen drama — and absolutely worthwhile viewing.
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The gripping show — which stars Christina Applegate and Linda Cardellini as the two central female characters — was just renewed for a second season.
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A gripping look inside the efforts by the Oakland Police Department to rebound and gain the community's trust after police misconduct and scandals.
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It is a credit to the film that it manages to turn the run-up to a tiny tax case into gripping cinema.
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Smyly improved to 10-2 against AL East teams and did so on a day when had trouble gripping the ball at times.
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Garza's memoir is the rare sex addiction narrative from a female perspective, and a profoundly genuine, gripping story that any reader can appreciate.
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But S-Town also delivered a brand of on-edge storytelling, with gripping, buzz-generating questions, that was similar to Serial season one.
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The girl who was gripping her younger sister to keep her from tumbling into the rubble, Riham al-Abdullah, was 5 years old.
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"While it's too early to brace for a recession gripping the United States, a slowing economy is something to worry about," Shigemi said.
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If the full game can add a little more ever-present danger, this seamlessness will help make it a gripping, "always-on" experience.
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If The Shark Club plays with the pitfalls and pleasures of unusual relationships, Francesca Segal's The Awkward Age pushes them to gripping extremes.
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And Thursday will feature Fiona Hill, a National Security Council official who has provided detailed and gripping accounts from inside the West Wing.
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Thanks to bits of smoked trout, the broth around the mussels was as heady and gripping as that in any well-seasoned bouillabaisse.
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He sees additional near-term corrections gripping stocks as the budget deficit exposes more vulnerabilities to the United States' capacity to do business.
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A massive heat wave is gripping half of the country, and as of Friday nearly 200 million people were under a heat advisory.
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Yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury fell 640.003 basis points overnight as bond prices rose on jitters gripping the broader financial markets.
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Her work is gripping, real and totally immersive, akin to that of writers as different as Richard Price, Richard Ford and Richard Russo.
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ESPN's five-part documentary is gripping and educational and made what I thought was a familiar story into something completely new and riveting.
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As we followed the meticulous directions, a gripping tale of dark local history played in our ears, atop an eerie David Lynchian soundtrack.
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Gripping a yellow pool noodle, Miriam Kahn, 77, treaded water in a pink dress and a pink ruffled swimming cap on Wednesday morning.
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Ford, in a gripping testimony, alleged that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her at a party when the two were in high school in 1982.
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And after reading the entire tome, we now see the title refers to the dread gripping the Washington establishment, not the White House.
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Plus, with gripping (and occasionally intergalactic) plots and equally sharp prose, we doubt you'd be able to put them down if you tried.
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Michael Cohen's gripping congressional hearing fueled even more talk about Democrats' potential plans to pursue the impeachment and removal of President Donald Trump.
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Gripping it and tossing it back and forth between my hands, I could feel that the material—medical-grade silicone—was high quality.
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In a gripping new video, 22 sexual assault survivors came forth to lend their voices to the statement she wrote to her attacker.
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Mr. Johnson's departure followed that of David Davis, who quit as Brexit secretary late Sunday, and deepens the mood of crisis gripping Mrs.
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It tells a downright cushion-gripping tale of how our personal demons, when left unattended, can turn into a sort of monster within.
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With confusion and fear gripping many parts of Iran, this app is looking to take advantage of that to boost Tehran's surveillance capabilities.
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This gripping six-part series and accompanying podcasts explores the lives of a family caught in the machinations of a vicious con man.
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There's some technology that was shown from MIT recently for gripping and this really lightweight gripper, and then he talked about needing air.
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The gripping fictional story told in the hit 2015 podcast has been adapted into a new series starring Jessica Biel and Stanley Tucci.
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An often gripping drama from the Palestinian director Muayad Alayan chronicles a high-stakes affair between a Palestinian man and an Israeli woman.
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Not only that, but Arrival is one of the best movies of the year, a moving, gripping film with startling twists and imagery.
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A display details the different receptors that tell your brain what to feel when wiggling your fingers or gripping something in your hands.
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I want to keep grooving on the virtuosity of the directing, keep loving the (male) characters, the camerawork, gripping story and mysterious light.
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D.R. at War" trilogy and certainly as gripping and powerfully argued as the first two, "The Mantle of Command" and "Commander in Chief.
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Mr. Trump had posed for pictures with the other world leaders, gripping and grinning amid talks that White House aides insisted were friendly.
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Melancholy, beautiful, and undeniably gripping, this is the movie to watch if you want to be completely consumed for an evening (or two).
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"It's all wonderfully gripping, and Bruch has the most pained, expressive eyes you'll see all year," the critic for The Financial Times wrote.
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Mr. Sanford had voted for much of Mr. Trump's agenda, but repeatedly lamented what he called the "cult of personality" gripping the party.
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This four piece from New York makes sharp indie pop to prop up their greatest asset: the gripping voice of their lead singer.
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Before every pitch, Kluber grabs his tongue with his pitching hand, then wipes the saliva on his pants leg before gripping the ball.
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Mr. Shaw, an electrician, had seen a young man move toward the building gripping an AR-15 rifle and squeezing the trigger repeatedly.
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"The Call of the Wild," Jack London's gripping 1903 novel, tells the story of a California house dog who discovers his inner wolf.
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For pitchers, loosening up is not the problem — it is gripping and controlling a ball that feels drier in cooler and windier conditions.
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The works performed included gripping ones that utilize the composer's extraordinarily detailed, graphically notated scores — pages of which were projected on a screen.
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"The Pentagon has repeatedly failed to address the sexual assault crisis gripping its ranks and, as a result, the problem continues to grow."
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It all builds to a gripping climax that — as any good sci-fi climax does — puts the fate of humanity in the balance.
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Laws will not prevent all mass shootings, but they are a critical piece of reducing the scourge of gun violence gripping our country.
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Its gripping, foot-on-the-gas plot touches on the fall of the Berlin Wall, stolen Stasi files, and a missing thermonuclear warhead.
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Readers, it is time to discuss the most compelling scandal gripping our nation this week: Donald Trump being bad at spelling and grammar.
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Glen Chapron's photorealistic artwork gives "The Attack" the air of a gripping motion picture filmed on location in Israel and the West Bank.
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But so far this winter real cold snaps have yet to show up, thanks to an El Nino weather pattern gripping North Asia.
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The shorter, stylish, gripping works of illustrated fiction lent themselves to easy reading with the same lasting impact of many picture-free works.
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Her images are gripping and unconventional, her discoveries palpable and personal as she writes persuasively in defining the genius of the Roebling family.
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Metaxas knows how to tell a story and how to develop characters, and this talent makes his narrative at once gripping and accessible.
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I'm also down to the final pages of 'The Passage of Power,' part of Robert Caro's gripping 'The Years of Lyndon Johnson' biography.
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After another ten minutes, however, the feeling of gripping on to a very low wattage electric fence was as far as it went.
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Now 36, she had gone to college to be a director of photography, but found that she really liked the world of gripping.
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This gripping horror film may not have won an Oscar, but it racked up a few awards for its sound editing and screenplay.
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It's a testament to the quality of his works that they would be gripping to behold even if you didn't know of his disabilities.
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He famously stayed in an oak tree and in country homes of allies, which is captured in all its gripping adventure in the book.
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His book* recounts the gripping saga of how Nokia was driven out of the mobile-phone business it dominated, and had to reinvent itself.
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Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney said he was disappointed to hear the fear gripping immigrants had manifested itself in the cancellation of a city event.
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In the photo, EXPORT slumps on a bench while gripping an allegedly real machine gun and exposing herself via her jeans' cut-out crotch.
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It doesn't matter how you're gripping your device, a back swipe is always within convenient reach and doesn't require you to readjust your grasp.
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Yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield fell 63 basis points overnight as bond prices rose on jitters gripping the broader financial markets.
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But if you're reading this, then despite the tweet's accuracy in predicting the World Series' gripping Wednesday night finale, the world hasn't ended yet.
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The whole time this was happening, we were gripping each other's hands so hard because there was something about it that felt so familiar.
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Their 24-23 victory over Croatia in Moscow ended a World Cup that turned out to be perhaps the most gripping in a generation.
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Then, when the tongue snaps back, the saliva changes and becomes more viscous — thicker than honey, actually — gripping the insect for the ride back.
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He can be seen gripping the wheel for a moment as it dips lower, but he eventually lets go and lands on the ground.
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Click here to view original GIFThat articulated arm, and the gripping head on the end of it, are technological marvels all on their own.
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In an age of climate change and stubborn inequality, in Australia and beyond, that is an unsettling conclusion to a gripping and insightful book.
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I was raised in a working-class family in Ohio, and have witnessed firsthand the downward mobility and gripping insecurity of the working class.
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Taylor-Joy manages to earn our sympathy, despite playing a non-human character, especially in her gripping action scenes opposite co-star Kate Mara.
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It allows a user to trigger Assistant by pushing in on the sides of the phone while gripping it, and it works really well.
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Additionally, Festo believes its OctopusGripper would be more universally capable than the standard pair of gripping claws that many robots utilize to grab objects.
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The film was gripping and explosive, and so much of that on-screen dynamism could be taken for granted by the viewer; until now.
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Those risks have been brought back to the forefront by "Chernobyl," the gripping Emmy-nominated HBO miniseries on the worst nuclear disaster in history.
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Set in Nevada, New York, and, most importantly, Hollywood, it's "an indictment of Hollywood culture" in the 1960s and utterly gripping in its intensity.
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They appear to be specialized for a life stalking insects in the trees, with most species sporting powerful gripping limbs and long, prehensile tails.
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The political turmoil gripping the country took a surreal turn Tuesday night with an audacious attack by a police helicopter on the Supreme Court.
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Now I'm sitting upright in bed, the lights on, still death-gripping my phone, when my girlfriend comes home around 1:45 or so.
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This is because of the attention, detail, respect, and gripping narrative approach to stories evidenced in episodes like Casefile's five-part series on EARONS.
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It was his misfortune, says Catherine Fletcher in her gripping narrative, to be assassinated "first with a sword, then with a pen" by historians.
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With its gripping story, visceral emotions, and penchant for stirring up controversy, Netflix's 13 Reasons Why has also begun several difficult discussions about suicide.
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"It is not too late for you to repent," the man cried, gripping her by the shin so hard that his knuckles went white.
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But the characters at issue — Mr. Giuliani; Mr. Pompeo; and the president himself — and the unfiltered descriptions of their actions make for gripping reading.
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In the most gripping sequence, the father challenges his son to lower himself by ropes over a cliff to bring back a particular stone.
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Speaking of power, faux jobs can be rough—with lots of face-fucking, hair pulling, and head gripping—or tender, or anything in between.
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A 60-ton hammer dangles from a hook on the crane's boom, with its jaws gripping the pile and pounding it into the riverbed.
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This gripping biography is based on years of in-depth, personal interviews with Steve Jobs — and over a hundred family members, friends, and colleagues.
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"I try to assemble the year 1947 into a splintered whole," Åsbrink writes in this gripping history, formed as a patchwork of significant events.
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Hot Seats The Senate race in Nevada between Catherine Cortez Masto, a Democrat, and Representative Joe Heck, a Republican, is gripping on several levels.
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Nothing here is as gripping or fascinating or surprising as the previous seven episodes, which were split into two seasons and a Christmas special.
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The gripping title story narrates the collapse of a crowded pier from a God's-eye perspective, breathlessly shuttling among the tragic fates of victims.
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"The more gripping their speeches about their willingness to help, the more furious I became," Mr. Grossekathöfer, 44, wrote in this week's Der Spiegel.
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The band has been honing a gripping sound that gathers disparate Southern modes—Americana harmonies, gospel choirs, chain-gang chants—into rousing protest punk.
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TMZ obtained the gripping call one worker made to cops, moments after the suspect, Maricia Medrano, held her at gunpoint and trashed the store.
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Little is available by way of documentation of Lewis's early life, but the 19th-century press supplied a gripping narrative of her early years.
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The beeswax hands, dusted with ash, with many tightly gripping each other, either resemble gestures of reassurance or the last, parting grasps of companions.
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The result is that the object is grasped strongly but gently for as long as the user continues gripping it with, essentially, their will.
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It's inventive, it's surprising, and the method of delivery is wrapped up in a scary and enticing series of events that is delightfully gripping.
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But that show was so gripping that we actually canceled a lot of plans that we had because we just couldn't stop watching it.
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So when he opened his speech, gripping a plate instead of a cup, saying "I feel like I've been here before," he's not bullshitting.
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Cole and Bruce did a lot of the talking, and behind them is a woman, lounging on the floor, gripping a railing and smiling.
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But even in its expurgated form, this is an expert potboiler, and its oft-imitated house-of-mirrors climax is as gripping as ever.
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First, if you're looking for a gripping long read this weekend, I recommend "I don't want to shoot you, brother," by ProPublica's Joe Sexton.
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Beginning with a slippery love triangle and ending with a multi-week manhunt, Escape at Dannemora is a gripping personal drama with terrifying implications.
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Fears that the fast-spreading coronavirus will disrupt global supply chains and tip the economy into a recession are gripping investors on Wall Street.
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I played it on the Switch, and the vibe was just about perfect: reclined, with headphones in, gripping my own hot mug of coffee.
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Maybe if we did more of that, there would be more room for discourse, compassion, and less gripping onto 'I'm right and you're wrong.
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The final set was a gripping, evenly-matched affair as Gauff battled from a break down to get back on serve at 2-3.
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When he needed a bottle, I wobbled downstairs, gripping the railing with one hand, and fed him while resting my head against the couch.
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If the series is anything like its source material, you can expect a gritty, gripping ride as psychologically intense as it is action-packed.
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During a gripping daylong hearing, Cohen also described how he and Trump pursued a massive business deal with a Russian company during the campaign.
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Natalie Portman earned an Oscar nomination for her role as Jackie Kennedy in this gripping English-language debut by the Chilean director Pablo Larraín.
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When Sharlet meets Mazur, she's at Crown Fried Chicken, in a wheelchair, being accosted by the police, gripping her most beloved possession — a plant.
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The series reconstructs historical events moment by moment, using archival materials, and the episode captures in gripping detail how the anger and destruction spread.
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Whether you're gripping the handrail, cradling an infant, or guarding a bag, these mobile games will get you through that slog of a commute.
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But they were pushed aside for me in the moment when hearing Gershwin's masterpiece on Monday, especially in a performance so authoritative and gripping.
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CreditCreditMaring Photography/Getty Images The sensational, spidery plot of the most gripping game of thrones in modern history is best captured by two images.
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All of the failings prove that despite Washington's strong competitive position, it is not immune to the polarization gripping the rest of the country.
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The characters were multifaceted, the story was gripping and original, and there wasn't too much exposition — we got right into the story early on.
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A sweater depicting a crazed Claus gripping a straw, getting ready to dive into 3 lines of cocaine was being peddled on Walmart's website.
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But for Liberman and his conservative secular followers, the draft controversy is just a symbol of the more disturbing economic disparity gripping Israel's population.
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As we were walking down the street, I guess I was walking too fast for one of the officers gripping either of my arms.
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" Gripping a walking stick because his feet were swollen from canvassing, Cheung added: "I don't think the movement will end in the short term.
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Altaira Capital Partners' Acampora, who calls himself contends an impressive rotation is firmly gripping the market — a vital element of any strong bull market.
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Gabriel said the European Union and Germany must stand together "to defend our interests" and to prevent such nationalistic fervor from gripping the continent.
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More than a decade ago, "Planet Earth" dazzled viewers and set the benchmark for nature series with its gripping overview of wildlife across habitats.
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The towering Edgar Selge stars in a gripping 120-minute monologue that imagines an Islamic takeover in France in the not-too-distant future.
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But the most telling sign of the tragedy gripping the country was the hundreds of Venezuelan bolívares — the country's currency — scattered on the pavement.
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Food shortages gripping the country have only compounded the medical problems, with recent anecdotal reports from doctors indicating a rise in child malnutrition cases.
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The piece is gripping throughout but especially when she's describing how people who have overdosed are brought back to life when she administers Narcan.
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Her skills as a writer — her confident pacing, emotional honesty and political consciousness — unite the two halves, making for a gripping and moving whole.
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She majored in printmaking and painting at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, and got her start in gripping after assisting the photographer Eddie Adams.
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The power of Westbrook's want is the reason why he's so gripping to watch, if also why he can be so unsettling to watch.
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To be sure, blending those two modes, sometimes awkwardly, made this a gripping series, with lots to hash out and discuss after every episode.
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But DuVernay keeps it all chugging and churning along, propelled by the force of her montage and the sheer volume of damning, gripping material.
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All those unique adaptations added up to make T. carnifex a formidable ambush predator and expert climber, with gripping skills similar to a koala.
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As for Cancer season: The sign of the crab is a tenacious one, famously stereotyped for gripping on to the past with its pincers.
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Sharapova produced one of her best performances of the season to overcome her Latvian opponent in a gripping contest lasting three hours and 10 minutes.
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But I can't imagine much good coming from one that can open the front door with a clever manipulation of its gripping arm and legs.
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Grace Gummer as Dominique "Dom" DiPierro commanded some of the season's most gripping scenes, most often centered around her agonizing conversations with her Amazon Echo.
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Another is to send in a bot the size of a small refrigerator on tractor treads, equipped with cutting and gripping tools to wrangle debris.
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Last year's final against Halep was a battle of wills between two players with similar styles — Stephens eventually succumbing in a gripping three-set contest.
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There, his team of instructors coached eager-faced gamblers—each of whom had paid $250,22016 for the privilege—on setting, gripping, and tossing plastic cubes.
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Livesey shows us both sides of this marriage in equally magnetic prose, and the effect of being in the middle is one of gripping tension.
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