Many of the militants have a taste for the dramatic.
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That's when you really find you have a taste for it.
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The reptiles also have a taste for insects, fruit and birds.
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Bear with me if you have a taste for things wonkish.
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"I have a taste for more scandalizing things these days," Dell'Acqua says.
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What's more, the Canada Post employee didn't only have a taste for tomatoes.
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I also have a taste for a certain part of the '90s too.
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It turns out that pizza isn't the only food rats have a taste for.
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Moreover, Ticos now have a taste for the Hass variety, both raw and mashed.
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It offends the aesthetic sense of us who have a taste for desert landscapes.
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And that if you have a taste for '80s horror, you're in for a treat.
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There is not a winter-active predator that doesn't have a taste for meadow vole.
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Many people have a taste for thoroughly browned foods, crusty corners and inky, bittersweet edges — in moderation.
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The trio have a taste for dark ochre-colored steel, seen here on the roof of the winery.
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I don't like to frequent this place, but I really have a taste for those little chicken nuggets.
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And it's not just that non-Aussies don't have a taste for it—it's that they hate it.
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"I think he just didn't have a taste for it any more — to be pushed around," says Erb.
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Los Jardineros, as they call themselves, have a taste for baroque punishments and are helmed by a charismatic kingpin.
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Consumers may always have a taste for cannabis, Ramey noted, but a long path to legalization could be a problem.
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Also, 19 percent of Gen X/Y millionaires have a taste for venture capital, compared to 6 percent of baby boomers.
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Good fino sherry would be ideal if you already have a taste for it, and if you don't, why not experiment?
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The trio have a taste for dark ochre-colored steel and soaring glass panels that bring the outdoors inside, at least visually.
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And it's something I now have a taste for, having stood at the top of Mount Everest—Sagarmatha, Chomolungma—in virtual reality.
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New York (CNN Business)American drinkers have a taste for premium alcohol, and that's giving liquor from whiskey to tequila a boost.
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Tomlinson would probably have been merely an M.B.G. — a Mildly Big Guy — if he didn't also have a taste for fast food.
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However, incentives are low since top journals and journalists have a taste for novel studies, so there is little glory in going second.
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But in one area of Queensland, scientists noticed, quolls did not have a taste for the deadly toad and local populations were thriving.
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But scientists noticed that quolls in one area of Queensland didn't have a taste for the deadly toads because of a certain gene.
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By believing that we are a subculture they just have a taste for, our men are privileged to live free of all accountability.
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In late March, a mob thrashed Nigerian students in the suburbs of New Delhi claiming that Nigerians have a taste for human flesh.
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Like all animals, killer whales need to eat, Frediani told me, and it just so happens they have a taste for other whales' blubber.
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As it turns out, they're not actually eels, but likely long-bodied fish known as eelpouts, which have a taste for decaying whale blubber.
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And if you have a taste for good assyrtiko from the island of Santorini, listen to Mr. Dalton interview Yiannis Paraskevopoulos of Gai'a Wines.
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It seems sneaker heads have a taste for entire outfits, and sometimes even candles (the ones in Kith smell like a mojito or ash).
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You've spent years perfecting your selfie-taking angle, but maybe you didn't have to — as long as you have a taste for fizzy, caramel sweetness.
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Whether my family's fortunes have turned (or my parents have finally become empty nesters) or not, we've discovered we have a taste for eating out.
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It is to novels as good studio movies are to movies — extremely well made, satisfying if you have a taste for the genre, occasionally excellent.
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In vain, he tries to fit in, pretending to have a taste for football, girls, even for homophobia, until escape becomes "the only option left to me".
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Imagine anyone else on the undercard at 205 doing the same and telling that jowl-faced fuckboy that even hard motherfuckers don't have a taste for bullshit.
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Donald Trump may not have a taste for firing people, but he does relish making the lives of those who have fallen out of favor a living hell.
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" But someone there appears to have a taste for clunky, bloody British costume drama, with "Taboo" following on the heels of Kurt Sutter's Welsh saga, "The Bastard Executioner.
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While they seem to have a taste for the exotic, they&aposre also headed to the Middle East and Europe to visit a few more well-traveled countries.
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Morris Townsend has no career, nor any real inclination to work, but he does have a taste for the finer things in life, and in the film, Montgomery Clift's face.
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Although you have a taste for the beautiful—and expensive—things in life, you aren't at peace with the idea of abundance unless you're able to share and spread the wealth.
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Chris Atoki, a 23-year-old from New Jersey, was a few months into a community college program in electrical engineering when he realized he didn't have a taste for hardware.
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Or, if you have a taste for lamb, try Craig Claiborne's delightful (and delicious) recipe for Swedish lamb, which amazingly combines coffee, cream and a sprinkle of sugar in the gravy.
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Tiffany Trump and Alexa Dell both have a taste for finer fashion and seeing the world, while Larry Ellison's son, David Ellison, loves to get around in style, like via jet or snowboard.
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Both published statistical analyses and published actions and opinions of knowledgeable people, whether geniuses or just smart and well-informed investors, are worth mulling over, if you have a taste for such things.
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It is rather uncanny — the same Western art markets that once removed the raffia and nails from so-called African "fetishes" now have a taste for the African diasporic aesthetics of power objects.
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Some Chinese love earthworm broth, and Zanzibaris feast on white-ant pie; the French have been known to eat eels with sea-urchin-gonad sauce, and some Hawaiians have a taste for broiled puppy.
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With its simple batter and flavorful dipping sauce, it's an easy weeknight preparation that takes advantage of whatever vegetables you have a taste for (brussels sprouts!) or happen to have in the fridge (carrots and onions).
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Goffman: We always talk about nutrition and food choices and healthy weight gain, which really can have long-term impact on your baby's development, but not specifically the palate or what they have a taste for.
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If you aren't particularly attached to the book, and if you have a taste for World War II melodramas with lots of big-band music on the soundtrack, then this "Catch-22" may suit you fine.
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For some comparisons, Sonder — another company that rents out serviced apartments to the kind of travelers who have a taste for boutique hotels — earlier this year raised $225 million at a valuation north of $2.83 billion.
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Eduardo Gorab of Capital Economics, a consultancy, points out that foreigners still have a taste for British commercial property: in February they made net purchases amounting to nearly £1bn, a level not very different from the year before.
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"Maybe you think you have a taste for something but you're not 100% sure yet ... Plus it can also be used in an educational way to learn about your own body and also how to interact with others."
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Sure, pizza has been a food served in Italy for a thousand years or so, so it may very well be that these young men and women have a taste for high-quality sauce and mozzarella imprinted in their very DNA.
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But that's the way it goes with Lars Kepler, a pseudonym for the husband and wife team of Alexandra Coelho Ahndoril and Alexander Ahndoril, who have a taste for the macabre and a surefire recipe for the lurid serial-killer thriller.
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Armed groups have long used these areas as a safe haven and have financed themselves through the illicit economy to sustain operations, but they now appear to have a taste for really big money coming from expanded production and trafficking of methamphetamine.
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The ladies' taglines aren't always written by them Nearly as iconic as the Housewives themselves are their taglines each year, which sum up their personalities and storylines of the season (See Morgan's "I have a taste for luxury, and luxury has a taste for me.").
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If mild winters are making you pine for the days when it really used to snow in New York — or if you just have a taste for the dramatic vistas and peculiar goings-on of Scandinavian television — here's a roundup of recent and coming series from the Far North.
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If you have a taste for that kind of confection — a bloody mystery thriller, layered with darkly comic ganache — then you may well enjoy "Ozark," despite the sketchiness of the plot and the way the writers jerk the story around to make it seem more substantial than it is.
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The great news is that our farmers and ranchers can send more of what they grow to consumers in Japan who clearly have a taste for high-quality meat and poultry, dairy products, wheat, rice and nuts from the U.S. But this deal isn't the end of negotiations.
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Instead, services like Facebook's Live and Periscope (and the now-defunct Meerkat) were quicker to tap into the confluence of faster mobile networks, better devices, and willing audiences of viewers and creators that have a taste for improvised video, to create content that has set a standard for live, unscripted streams.
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After a set that included some stuff you'd expect Pop to have a taste for—like the glammy melodiesof garage pop destroyer Ty Segall's most recent record—he dropped a strained track by legendary jazz saxophonist Pharaoh Sanders before segueing into the Venezuela-born producer's "Soichiro" (an inspired and appropriately grating mix, if we do say so).
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But, if you do have a taste for it, you can spice up the dish with a pinch of ass, a small handful of pussy, a smear of telling a candidate who has spent forty years in public service that she looks tired, or a scant cup of sexual-assault accusers paraded around as human shields on live TV. (Fun tip: Add insult to injury by not paying for their hair and makeup!) Note: If accusers start to bubble up in the pot, put a lid on it immediately by enlisting the F.
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The Carnivorous Plants appeared in the 2005 movie King of the Lost World. Despite looking very similar to ordinary plants in jungles, these plants are able to blend along as harmless-looking vines but they have a taste for human flesh. Their vines are strong enough to carry an ordinary human being.
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The Allmusic review by Alex Henderson stated "Blue Moods is an excellent example of cool jazz. However, not all of the musicians who join Davis on this album were full-time members of jazz's cool school... But even so, Blue Moods offers considerable rewards to those who have a taste for '50s cool jazz".
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The disdain for "fancy French cooking" in American society was significant enough to influence the Presidential campaign in the 1840 election in which the Whig candidate William Henry Harrison was touted as living on "raw beef and salt" while a simultaneous smear campaign was launched against Martin Van Buren who was known to have a taste for French cuisine.
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Carabus intricatus are nocturnal carnivores that are mainly active in the spring and early summer. Tests have shown they prefer slugs from the genus Limax, especially Limax marginatus. They were also found to have a taste for liver, dog food, and crabsticks. In the wild, the adults are found under bark on dead wood, and under rocks.
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Metropolis, "Fortean Japan", 27 June 2008, p. 12. According to legend, some tsuchinoko have the ability to speak and a propensity for lying, and they are also said to have a taste for alcohol. Legend records that it will sometimes swallow its own tail so that it can roll like a wheel, similarly to the "hoop snake" of American legend.
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His 80th birthday was widely celebrated in 1955, and he also received the Lenin Prize." He died in 1958 in Leningrad, aged 82. "It is important to note, however, that his best works were devoted to the military, whom he knew so well from his first-hand experience before the revolution. Readers who do not have a taste for military subjects find Sergeyev-Tsensky rather dull.
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This is soon followed by a number of battles with, among others, the bear-like Whaidians and the tiny Covandu. By the end of this last engagement Perry begins to suffer psychological distress over killing the Liliputian Covandu and accepts that he has transformed both physically and mentally. Now a veteran, Perry participates in the Battle for Coral. The planet contains coral reefs valuable to the attacking Rraey, as well as a human colony (the Rraey also have a taste for human flesh).
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However, Goldilocks survived (or came back to life) and reappeared in Fairest. In Fairest In All the Land, it was revealed that Goldilocks may have a taste for, as Reynard puts it, "forbidden fruit ", as she attempted to seduce Brock Blueheart (in addition, the Animal Farm story arc revealed that she once had a sexual relationship with Boo Bear). It also revealed that she was more psychotic than Fabletown really knew. In this story, Cinderella had started investigating the murders of powerful women (i.e.
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Unlike many other early writings, Miyamoto Musashi's Go Rin no Sho was written in Japanese, rather than the Chinese common in such works. It is also written in a simplistic, straightforward way which makes for somewhat clumsy literary work,The Book of Five Rings, Miyamoto Musashi, translated by Thomas Cleary, Shambhala Publications, 1993. its innate clarity has allowed it to be readily accessible to readers across the ages and across cultures. :It is said the warrior's is the twofold way of pen and sword, and he should have a taste for both ways.
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Cobra Commander then used his Pythonizing Ray made from a part of the Dragonfire he obtained to combine Serpentor with Gnawgahyde's pet iguana. Cobra Commander stated that the effects will be temporary and that by the time he changes back, he'll have a taste for flies. He was last seen running off into the jungle in his iguana form with Gnawgahyde chasing after him, Gnawgahyde threatening to barbecue Serpentor. Serpentor is not seen again in the DiC series, leaving it unclear if Serpentor successfully escaped or Gnawgahyde enacted his threats.
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During this time, she once again leads a revolution; this time, she leads her revolutionaries to believe Bookburner and his army is coming to save them from their captivity at Golden Boughs. Ironically, it is Bookburner's army that shoots the revolutionaries when they finally arrive. Goldilocks either survives or comes back to life, and reappears in Fairest. In Fairest In All the Land, it is revealed that Goldilocks may have a taste for, as Reynard puts it, "forbidden fruit", as she attempts to seduce Brock Blueheart (the Animal Farm story arc had previously revealed that she had a sexual relationship with Boo Bear).
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The Park Theater was built 1931 as an extension of the Holy Family Church complex by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Newark, under the guidance of Msgr. Joseph Grieff, reputed to have a taste for theater. Under his watch the German Catholic parish had originally built the church in 1887, which at the time was the only stone parish church between Jersey City and Fort Lee along the crest of the Hudson Palisades. The neo-Gothic building houses ornate stained glass pieces which were attributed to Innsbruck Art Glass Studio of Austria and were completely restored in 2008.
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Lusophone music, interchangeably music from Portugal and Portuguese-speaking countries, is music that comes either from Portuguese-speaking countries, or from anywhere as long it is being performed in Portuguese or Portuguese-based creole languages. Generally this term is not used outside of the internet, because of some cultural differences between the peoples of the different Portuguese-speaking countries, but identity questions make a part of the shared relationship between the groups of Portuguese-speakers around the world and thus people from these different nations can have a taste for the culture of each other, as seen in the success of Brazilian media (such as music and telenovelas) in Portugal.
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Laumer also indicated that he was displeased with the covers of the mid-80s Baen Books reprintings of the Retief books, since they presented Retief as a blond-haired character. (The model for these book covers was Corbin Bernsen.) In many of the stories Retief is shown to have a taste for fine wine, though he doesn't hesitate to down a prospector's homemade booze if offered. He also enjoys fine cigars and fine food as well. One also notices that women in the storylines tend to fall for him even if they are already in relationships, and he behaves more like a gentleman than anyone while simultaneously being the most uncouth by disregarding Corps protocol.
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On November 15, 2010, during the 10-year anniversary celebration of Le Fooding, then-current French Culture Minister Frédéric Mitterrand surprised the world of gastronomy by presenting Le Fooding Award to a Brittany chef. A couple of days later, journalists Colette Monsat and François Simon questioned him in the November 19, 2010 issue of le Figaro, saying “You preach the values of traditional (French) cuisine but at the same time are an avid supporter of Le Fooding, which you praised this week for its playful, less formal approach to gastronomy.” The Minister responded, “You can love Rembrandt and Basquiat. By appreciating Basquiat, one comes to have a taste for Rembrandt, and vice versa.
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Louise especially attended the convents in her new country. A Romantic avant la lettre, she did not have a taste for the Romantic lifestyle. Goethe was court poet and minister to her husband (and his companion in his extra-marital affairs), but was moved by her charm, noble-heartedness and her eyes "the colour of cornflowers". Taking her under his wing, Goethe dedicated the following words to her: After four years of marriage, in 1779 Louise finally gave birth her first child; sadly, wasn't the hoped male heir but a daughter, named after her and lived only five years; her next pregnancy, in 1781, produced a second daughter who died immediately after birth.
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Taste-based discrimination is an economic model of labor market discrimination which argues that employers' prejudice or dislikes in an organisational culture rooted in prohibited grounds can have negative results in hiring minority workers, meaning that they can be said to have a taste for discrimination. The model further posits that employers discriminate against minority applicants to avoid interacting with them, regardless of the applicant's productivity, and that employers are willing to pay a financial penalty to do so. It is one of the two leading theoretical explanations for labor market discrimination, the other being statistical discrimination. The taste-based model further supposes that employers' preference for employees of certain groups is unrelated to their preference for more productive employees.
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She avoided consummating the marriage by claiming to be sick. Her wife suspected her to be female, and after having accused her of this in public after an argument outside a public house, they caused a riot where Adriaens was almost lynched and then brought to trial. She stated in court that she had never felt sexual attraction to males, and her landlady witnessed that she was known to have a taste for female prostitutes. Homosexuality was punishable by death, but this law was in fact not used for female homosexuality, as intercourse was defined by penetration, and it was therefore deemed necessary that a female have a clitoris big enough to penetrate a woman with for the penetration to be considered a sexual act.
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Mark R. Leeper conceded that it was "a film for a narrow audience", but said that he personally rather "liked it" and gave it a score of 7/10. According to Brian Orndorf, Revolver "is the perfect movie for those who like to crack things open and dig around the innards", saying that it "reminded [him] quite a bit of Richard Kelly's film, Donnie Darko". He goes on to explain that "both films have a taste for the deliberately confusing, sharing scripts that take the viewer on a ride that requires much more than one simple viewing." On Rotten Tomatoes it has an approval rating of 15% based on reviews from 67 critics, with an average score of 3.51 out of 10.
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" Kenny Mathieson of the same newspaper praised the album. Calling the album "marvellous stuff," Alex Mongahan of Folk World said that "if you have a taste for the unusual, especially when it has bagpipes in it, you'll probably be hooked," and said that "technically, the production on this album is spot on and the musicianship is excellent." Saying the album "sees the future," writer Simon Thoumire complimented the album's "strong grooves, excellent melodies and futuristic sounds" as well as Copeland's drumming and co-production, saying: "This new CD picks up the mantle of the last CD and runs with it taking the band to a whole new level." The Inverness Courier said "the Skye based techno-folkies don't just let themselves be influenced by fashion, they embrace it," while in a five out of five star review for the Glasgow Herald, Sue Wilson said "the many existing Peatbog fans, along with other lovers of cutting-edge folk fusion will love it.
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