The slaps continue, and the crying from the audience grows louder.
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As the voice of the dissatisfied grows louder change will come about.
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The noise grows louder, but nothing is heard, or so we think.
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It grows, louder drowning our simple questions, Who would break the world?
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The crying is soft at first, but it grows louder by the minute.
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The hum of the engine grows louder as he walks toward the vehicle.
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Throughout "The Tenant," the lingering question just grows louder: Why was it made?
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As the drumbeat of a potential IPO this year grows louder, Palantir keeps expanding.
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But as the season pauses in celebration this week, the silence only grows louder.
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Gradually, muffled music grows louder in the elevator, and the grin Wags's face widens.
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As the alt-right grows louder, journalists are still debating what to call the movement.
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But as a cultural conversation around mental health grows louder, makers of content are responding.
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The crowd grows louder, and scattered voices drift in and out, like overheard snippets of conversation.
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Her voice grows louder and polyphonous while describing the very sounds she hears in the village.
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"But it's going to get their attention as the drumbeat for rate cuts grows louder" from investors.
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As ISAs migrate from the margins of financial aid to the mainstream, the debate around them grows louder.
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The voice grows louder and more insistent—perhaps he's becoming reckless or, more likely, wants me to hear him.
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The crowd is unsure of Trump's chances, as the chorus of establishment Republicans calling for a contested convention grows louder.
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Footage shot by a witness shows Harambe dragging the child through the water as the clamor of the crowd grows louder.
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For the most part, Katherine watches, and we watch her watching, as the quiet grows louder, and the stillness grows eerier.
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Talk of antitrust enforcement grows louder every time Facebook notches up another 100m users or Amazon enters a new market (see Schumpeter).
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As the gender pay gap conversation grows louder, some companies are becoming more transparent with their pay practices, and making real change.
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The music grows louder toward the end, but it falls short of triumph, leaning lugubriously on the low G in the final bar.
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The hope is that, as the chorus of individuals and organizations protesting the law grows louder, perhaps North Carolina lawmakers will take notice.
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As the drumbeat around artificial intelligence grows louder in the tech world, Wall Street will watch for IBM's progress with Watson in Monday's earnings.
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" An organ plays and a the sound of a heartbeat grows louder, then it cuts to Kesha roaring at a live performance: "You don't own me.
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The New York City restaurateur's perennial lament — that staying afloat is tougher here than anywhere else in the country — grows louder each time another restaurant closes.
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Each year, their call for Australia Day to be moved to another date, or for the day to be recast as one of mourning, grows louder.
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As the buzz around department store giant Macy's comeback grows louder after earnings, CNBC's Jim Cramer backtracked to what spurred the retailer's turnaround in the first place.
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What unites them, beyond their victories in this past week, is that they respond to, and amplify, the beat of a drum which grows louder across the globe.
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Damon compares being bumped off of the plane to his being bumped off of Kimmel's show for years, as audio of Kimmel forcibly removing him grows louder and louder.
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It's an extended meditation on a perfect fifth interval, that blooms and grows louder while spark-like overtones and amorphous cluster chords complicate the purity of the opening consonance.
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As the chorus of condemnation grows louder, defending the arms supplies that have always been a core feature of the West's ties to Riyadh has become a near impossible task.
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As the longest ever federal government shutdown grinds on and chatter about a potential recession grows louder, retail and restaurant CEOs and investors are gathering in Orlando, for the ICR conference.
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Suddenly, you hear a piercing, metallic alarm like nothing else in nature, followed by an even higher squeal—it sounds like microphone feedback, and it only grows louder as you continue walking.
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As the global refugee displacement burden grows - with 10 million new people displaced in 2016 alone - the clarion call for concerted, and long-term, solutions from the international community only grows louder.
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As he attempts to help her into bed, and Mary's inebriated state grows louder and more disruptive, Bigger hears her blind mother walking down the hall, and he suddenly fears for his job.
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But Los Angeles can't keep winning games like this, and when they lose—and the grumbling inevitably grows louder—it'll have less to do with Gurley and everything to do with the Rams.
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Underneath the surface tune of Tiger King, which is about rivalry and murder and conflicting visions of what makes a good life for a big cat, this ugly note of toxic control grows louder and louder.
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As desperate chatter about third-party and independent presidential bids grows louder, Gary Johnson, a former governor of New Mexico and a Libertarian presidential candidate, has a message for Republicans who are feeling disillusioned: Give me a chance.
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Then the faint sound of bagpipes and drum rolls grows louder as the Emerald Society pipe band marches closer, announcing the approach of an engine truck rolling mournfully slow with a flag-covered coffin and flowers placed on top.
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The maize horizon grows into city streets and the culture grows louder the more you drive into the state's capital, but the hardcore punk kids still live by the same rural message: If you build it, they will come.
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However, as the tech community's voice grows louder, it must be strategic in how it directs its actions — otherwise, tech runs a very real risk of strengthening a polarizing elitist message that will further divide us from our fellow citizens.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - As the chorus grows louder for South Korean President Park Geun-hye to resign over a corruption scandal, a power vacuum is weighing on her administration, leaving her political survival in doubt and its vulnerable economy exposed to political shocks.
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As the Trump administration prepares to take office, GOP threats to defund Planned Parenthood continue, and rhetoric around women's healthcare grows louder from both sides, it's essential we rely on facts, and not anecdotal evidence, when talking about contraceptives, especially where teens are concerned.
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As the call for freedom and regime change grows louder in Iran, it is crucial to understand how the international community could stand on the side of the pro-democracy movement by implementing effective measures to curb and confront the regime's cyberspace repression of the Iranian people.
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They're all highly motivated to waste a Sunday; Edgar needs distractions from his PTSD, Lindsay from her husband Paul, and while Jimmy claims to not need any emotional diversions, I maintain that he's time bomb of grief to which his friends turn a deaf ear as the ticking grows louder.
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" As thunder grows louder in the background, the couple converse in iambs for three full minutes, working themselves up into a libidinal fever as they contemplate the opportunity before them: "Mine own blood and will are yours 'til pierced be the last soldier's breastplate spilling forth its ruby jellied treasures!
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During their first dance, Carol and Robbie are forced to hide what had happened as the sound of sirens from an approaching ambulance grows louder.
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The music grows louder and more excited and ends with a final quotation of the sixteenth note melody from the first variation. A typical performance of Variations on a Korean Folk Song lasts 7-8 minutes.
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The Globe and Mail, February 27, 1992. In 1991, he hosted a three-part documentary series for CBC Radio on First Nations music."The voice of native performers grows louder". The Globe and Mail, March 8, 1991.
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The 'babies' in this scenario lay on the ground until their 'mothers' come to hold and nurture them. In the end, all of the women gather in a circle as they chant and sing with heads bowed. The chant grows louder with time, ending in a "peak of ecstatic sound".
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"Manhattan Beach" is an American march by John Philip Sousa (1854–1932). It was written in 1893 to commemorate the Manhattan Beach Park resort. It follows a different march style: Intro(4 bars)--[:A(16):]--[:B(16):]--Trio [:C(16):]--[:D(16):]. In part D, the tune starts off quiet, grows louder, and fades away.
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Marclay recorded Record Without a Cover in New York City with a four-track machine. The album has only one untitled track, which opens with a ten-minute section of silence.Ferguson 2003, p. 98. During this period, the record contains audio artifacts from multiple vinyl records being played, a sound that gradually grows louder.
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Landon Macdonald noted that the track consists of an arrangement that repeats twice; the first cycle "falls off quickly, almost sounding like a car engine giving up, and ambient haze gradually grows louder", while in the second cycle, the synthesizers "build somewhat, like a gathering of like ideas and echoes, and it feels like we are headed to a payoff, but the song descends to a close".
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Justine shoots Ord in the head and Chris in the stomach. Lying on the ground, Chris tells Justine he regrets not having known her better as he begins to succumb to his wounds. As Justine limps to the warehouse entrance with the money, the sound of sirens grows louder. When red and blue flashing lights appear under the bottom of the exit, Justine realizes although she survived, she will not escape.
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The ship approaches the Mother fish, which James throws a harpoon at and severely wounds it. After Peter and Wendy rescue them, the children go underwater to help Mother, but she dies and James finds a piece of Mother losing its glow. With Peter and the children mournful and the Olds disheartened, Wendy gets them to all start singing. As their singing grows louder, Peter becomes more inspired, and the volcano erupts once more.
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He also repeatedly reiterated German determination to enter a single currency – the Euro – by 1999.Tom Buerkle (December 15, 1995) Talk of Currency Delay Grows Louder International Herald Tribune. Minister of State at the Federal Foreign Office, 2009–12 From October 28, 2009 Hoyer was Minister of State at the Foreign Office in the Second Cabinet Merkel under Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle. During that time, he was Germany’s official in charge of German- French relations.
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The composers made use of silence in many scenes, to build up tension for moments of a "pounce" effect, creating the effect with music that something is catching the listener. They deliberately saved the most intense music for the final chapter of Phantasmagoria, when the game becomes the most intense. During some chase scenes, drums and low strings are used in the score to simulate a heartbeat, which grows louder and louder during more dangerous moments.
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In one oft-reported incident, in April 1962 Bernstein appeared on stage before a performance of the Brahms Piano Concerto No. 1 in D minor with the pianist Glenn Gould. During rehearsals, Gould had argued for tempi much broader than normal, which did not reflect Bernstein's concept of the music. Bernstein gave a brief address to the audience starting with "Don't be frightened; Mr Gould is here..." and going on to "In a concerto, who is the boss (audience laughter)—the soloist or the conductor?" (Audience laughter grows louder).
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As the ringing grows louder, the narrator comes to the conclusion that it is the heartbeat of the old man coming from under the floorboards. The sound increases steadily to the narrator, though the officers seem to pay no attention to it. Terrified by the violent beating of the heart, and convinced that the officers are aware not only of the heartbeat but also of the narrator's guilt, the narrator breaks down and confesses. The narrator tells them to tear up the floorboards to reveal the remains of the old man's body.
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The adult white stork's main sound is noisy bill-clattering, which has been likened to distant machine gun fire. The bird makes these sounds by rapidly opening and closing its beak so that a knocking sound is made each time its beak closes. The clattering is amplified by its throat pouch, which acts as a resonator. Used in a variety of social interactions, bill-clattering generally grows louder the longer it lasts, and takes on distinctive rhythms depending on the situation—for example, slower during copulation and briefer when given as an alarm call.
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The Sentry finds the base in his memories, but it is destroyed. As he enters, the third voice in his mind grows louder and louder, telling him that none of this is real, that he is a murderer, and that he is not a hero. As he enters the base, the Sentry suddenly finds himself sitting in locked, padded room, frothing at the mouth, and in a straitjacket. Suddenly, a man's voice through a loud speaker tells him that he is a mental patient who has undergone shock therapy and has awakened from a deep slumber, and that his name is John Victor Williams.
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It is a disco song that begins with Gaga singing the line "Whenever I dress cool, my parents put up a fight/ And if I'm a hot shot, Mom will cut my hair at night/ And in the morning I'm short of my identity/ I scream, 'Mom and Dad, why can't I be who I want to be?" As the music grows louder, Gaga sings the sing along chorus of the song, gradually moving towards the breakdown—which is inspired by retro music—talking about the different hairstyles she has had. Jocelyn Vena from MTV described the track as a "fist- pumping, defiant disco track all about having a good time." Matthew Perpetua from Rolling Stone called it a mixture of yearning romantic melodrama of "We Belong" with the hard industrial metal edge of Broken-era Nine Inch Nails.
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His rough, exhausted voice counts out each number as he keeps a deathgrip on his pillow, his reddened eyes droopy and filled with spidery cracks. As he counts, the ticking of the clock grows louder, and the eerie faces of baaing sheep and lambs are superimposed over closeups of clock gears, springs and alarm bells. Barney count reaches the 500's, and then he ends up at "one million, nine hundred and seventy-nine thousand, seven hundred and nine-nine", and when he is shown in his bed, he is half in and half out of his dream of vast crowds of cute, baaing lambs. He finally falls into snoring, but just as he does, Barney awakens to the clanging of his month alarm, and spies with horror that a little buzzer announcing the arrival of Spring has gone off, as well.
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The Balladeer attempts to convince them to be optimistic and seek other ways to be happy, but the Anthem grows louder and louder until the assassins force the Balladeer offstage (in the 2004 revival and many productions that followed, the Assassins all surround the Balladeer, transforming him into Lee Harvey Oswald). The scene changes to the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository. The ghosts of John Wilkes Booth, Leon Czolgosz, Charles Guiteau, and the other "would be" assassins including John Hinckley, Giuseppe Zangara, Samuel Byck, Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme, and Sara Jane Moore, appear before a suicidally depressed Lee Harvey Oswald, and convince him that the only way for him to truly connect with his country is to share his pain and disillusionment with it. They slowly and carefully attempt to convince him not to become his own victim and to instead assassinate John F. Kennedy.
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