These foods require no refrigeration, and hit the spot anytime.
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Not gourmet by any means, but they hit the spot.
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Click on through; we're sure these picks will hit the spot.
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Wow some butterfinger bbs would hit the spot right about now!
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Not bloated, never too much, it'll hit the spot just right.
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These heartwarming and heart-wrenching family dramas will hit the spot.
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The sticky toffee pudding, though a touch cloying, hit the spot.
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Problem is, nothing other than pens seem to hit the spot.
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My pork belly eggs Benny was amazing and totally hit the spot.
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Customized version of #HQtrivia hit the spot (tennis theme, no pun intended).
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It's not the most sophisticated cocktail, but boy does it hit the spot.
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Despite the higher quality ingredients, the taste just didn't quite hit the spot.
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A middle-aged Barbaresco or a younger Langhe Rosso would hit the spot.
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It's time to treat yourself, and a smoothie will definitely hit the spot.
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The burgers and wine hit the spot and I can feel myself unwinding.
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With the mundane stress of the everyday, these kinds of movies hit the spot.
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I felt guiltiest about the McNugs, but also they were delicious and hit the spot.
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The chicken sandwich with Swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato, and herb mayo also hit the spot.
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It really hit the spot for the last meal before the best show of the tour.
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Although, a blended pumpkin spice malt situation could really hit the spot before the weather cools down.
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But if you're looking for something new and strange, then this is sure to hit the spot.
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But wedged between a day on the beach and a long flight home, it hit the spot.
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Price: $3.99For a sweet treat at the end of the day, these gelatos will hit the spot.
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It's an ambition that has hit the spot with investors that have an appetite for high-growth businesses.
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And, on Wednesday, this old Reader's Digest recipe for salmon with lime-herb butter should hit the spot.
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"The people who envisioned this, raised the funds, did the planning really hit the spot," Mr. DeWitt said.
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Case in point: the dark chocolate we keep stashed at our desk never quite seems to hit the spot.
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It may have actually been my all-time favorite plane meal, just from the way it hit the spot.
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Some of his jokes did hit the spot but many just seemed a little too cutting for the venue.
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Well, you're in luck, because canned or jarred artichokes are widely available, and boy, do they hit the spot.
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I grab two mini packages of Sour Patch Kids from the kitchen and they very much hit the spot.
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If their products hit the spot, Tilman could make a buy that will take them to the big leagues.
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Still, as I noted in my bit of Palm phone wish-fulfillment, some days an iPod would hit the spot.
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The vehicle hit the spot where he had been sitting moments earlier, according to investigators who spoke with Fox 13.
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The baked dish looks like it would hit the spot no matter how you're feeling, and the recipe is pretty easy.
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If your parents can't even open their eyes until they've had some caffeine, a De'Longhi coffee machine will hit the spot.
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It also opens the taps for large volumes to hit the spot market before long-term commercial contracts are formerly triggered.
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A hot beverage does not sound like it will hit the spot quite as well as a Frappuccino or iced tea does.
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Fruits and vegetables are appealing in summer, but when it feels like Siberia out there, comfort foods, preferably takeout, hit the spot.
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The second-favorite sex position this year was missionary, at 22.5%, and in third place, cowgirl hit the spot for 19.4% of participants.
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For one day only, they're offering up to 60% off cool kitchen items and bar ware that are sure to hit the spot.
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If your parents can't even open their eyes until they've had some caffeine, a Keurig single serve coffee maker will hit the spot.
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Coffee Machine If your parents can't even open their eyes until they've had some caffeine, a De'Longhi coffee machine will hit the spot.
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Whether because you're amped to start getting your weekend drinking on or just a big fan of multitasking, shower beers really hit the spot.
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I find a cute cafe close by that seems like it will hit the spot, and I order a spicy tuna sandwich to go.
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Beefeater and Schweppes will hit the spot, but why not throw some fruit and stuff in with your booze and call it a party?
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But to me, neither of these devices truly hit the spot, because they still lack the one feature you need for real productivity: a keyboard.
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Contrary to what you might be expecting, the pickle juice flavor could hit the spot if you want something that's going to be especially refreshing.
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I'm starving today (that salad did not hit the spot) so I grab a few snacks from the snack bar and munch on my Larabar.
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I chose BBQ flavor, and the dusting of the sweet and tangy flavors really hit the spot, but perhaps I was already a little delirious.
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And since you can't keep your grubby paws off that case of Cubans, here are some flavorless blue gum rods that'll surely hit the spot.
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The VHS tape of "Major League" got plenty of playing time in my home, and the R-rated humor hit the spot for this kid.
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But as a chance to spend a couple of hours in the company of Bach's consoling genius, the concert still pretty much hit the spot.
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Keurig coffee maker If your parents can't even open their eyes until they've had some caffeine, a Keurig single serve coffee maker will hit the spot.
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But Top Notch Beefburgers, opened in 1942, was still alive and kicking; the $5.67 cheeseburger with a thick slice of tomato and raw onion hit the spot.
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The Black Panther and Robin grabbed a bite to eat Monday afternoon in L.A. and, judging by the huge grins on their mugs ... it hit the spot.
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Packed with pork, beef, garlic, onions and other goodies, and shaped like little half moons, these zesty turnovers really hit the spot when your tummy starts to rumble.
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He was just staring me down and I went, and then he moved and it opened up a little bit and I was able to hit the spot.
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Topped with a fried egg and served on naan -- no bread in the house and I love that frozen Trader Joe's naan anyway -- it really hit the spot.
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I'm always thirsty from my cappuccino, and even though I fill up a thermos with water and keep it in my car, the iced tea always hit the spot.
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It requires a lot of thinking on my part, which hit the spot when I started playing [a few days ago] because I hadn't been having the best day.
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Whether you're a loyal Dr. Pimple Popper subscriber, with notifications and everything, or an extraction newbie, the newest addition to the channel is going to hit the spot for you.
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One claimed it looked like a giant e-cigarette; another argued that, while she thinks a lot of things look like dicks, this didn't quite hit the spot for her.
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Though the gravity-blanket warmth of vinyl will always hit the spot for diehards, CDs offer better "punch, slam, tonal color, finesse," according to the audio equipment reviewer John Darko.
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That way you can also get your usual Frappuccino for free to have on hand as a back-up in case your experiment goes awry or doesn't quite hit the spot.
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The big swig from the iconic, squarish Fiji Water bottle seemed to hit the spot, and Mr. Trump continued delivering his remarks on the success of his "America First" foreign policy.
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Everyone copes in different ways, but I think many of us can agree that some good old-fashioned mac and cheese, nachos, or spaghetti would really hit the spot right about now.
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The cocktails rotate seasonally and generally go down easy, but the bar's nonalcoholic options, homemade citrus and hibiscus sodas, really hit the spot on a summer night when you're backing off from booze.
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I&aposve been told that nonalcoholic wines, for the most part, are unpalatable, which is why I threw in a couple of replacement options that could hit the spot that drinking wine occupies.
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I'll watch stuff like Bojack Horseman or Bob's Burgers if someone else puts them on, and I certainly get why people like these shows, but they just didn't quite hit the spot for me.
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If you're a Grey's fan who's missed Sandra Oh on your TV screen, her terrific portrayal of Eve Polastri, an MI5 officer on the hunt for a crafty hitwoman, will certainly hit the spot.
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Whether you're 150 pounds or tipping the scales at 450, everyone needs a little greenery sometimes—and cabbage, bok choy, mushrooms, green onions, carrots, and daikon will hit the spot and do your body good.
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Whether you've partied a little too hard, pulled an all-nighter or just had the hankering for a warm cheese pie, pizza seems to always hit the spot — and Cincinnati's Xavier University seems to agree.
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" The Beatles recorded a raucous version, and the Beach Boys had a Top 10 hit of this song that Mr. Berry intended to "hit the spot without question" and "define every aspect of [rock's] being.
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Analysts now estimate anywhere between 21 and 13 million tonnes of LNG will hit the spot market in the first quarter of next year, a significant amount in an industry still dominated by rigid multi-year supply contracts.
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I'd need more time to test it properly, but its value definitely depends on your perspective: If you're looking for an ultraportable, secondary PC for light work, media consumption and reading, the Yoga Book might just hit the spot.
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But as long as you're sober enough to work with some sizzling-hot oil, these flautas will definitely hit the spot when you've had a long day of work (or night of dancing) and are craving seriously flavorful finger food.
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For the audience that watches AMC's Saturday-night Westerns (an audience that previously granted the similarly "promising, but not quite there" Western Hell on Wheels five seasons), The Son will probably hit the spot well enough to run for a few years.
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And the ancient mythologies, supernatural elements, and constant references to ~The North~ will certainly hit the spot for some fans looking for their next fix of mystical intrigue and happy to take it with the violence toned down a few thousand notches.
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Some steps have seemed to hit the spot — foreign central banks quickly tapped Fed dollar "swaps" announced on Thursday morning — while other problems such as stress in the commercial paper market, important for larger companies to manage cash flow, have proved tougher to resolve.
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In that case, Generation Friends: An Inside Look at the Show That Defined a Television Era by pop culture historian Saul Austerlitz should hit the spot; it features new interviews with the show's creators and tells the story of how this sitcom came to be.
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"Burgers are a quintessential, American menu item so it makes perfect sense that IHOP, one of the most iconic, all-American comfort-food brands in the world, would go over the top to create a delicious line-up of quality burgers that hit the spot any time of day," Chef Nevielle Panthaky, Head of Culinary at IHOb, said in a statement.
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Stand, rather than stalactites, stalagmites huge, often eccentric, that they tend to join at the end with the roof. Can be seen traces of an earthquake that hit the spot.
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Later Reser would play Gibson and Vegavox banjos. Harry Reser played "Tiger Rag" and "You Hit the Spot" in the Vitaphone musical short Harry Reser and His Eskimos (1936). Reser remained active in music for the rest of his life, leading TV studio orchestras and playing with Broadway theatre orchestras. In 1960 he appeared with Bing Crosby, Peggy Lee, and Buster Keaton in "A 70th Birthday Salute to Paul Whiteman" on TV's The Revlon Revue.
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" At Louder Than the Music, Jono Davies rated the album four stars, and questioned that "Will this be counted as the best Switchfoot album? No. Is this the most complete album they have made? No. Does this album hit the spot? Maybe." Founder of Christian Music Zine Tyler Hess rated the album four stars, and felt that the album was "a further definition of who Switchfoot is as a band and what they do on their albums, thematically, musically and lyrically.
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After leaving Mazda, Hall continued his career as an automotive journalist in Australia. Hall lived in Malaysia from 2004 to 2011, working for Proton as Head of product planning and programme engineering. In September 2014 Hall joined Geely, where it has been said he's been tasked to come up with an all-new mass-selling vehicle to hit the spot with western markets. While he has not commented on what the new vehicle may be, he has said it will not be a front-engine, rear-drive sportscar.
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The Beatles skipped the rhythm section on this take, and decided to jump directly to the master take. In all, the rhythm section accommodates the acoustics, and the band thought the musical style was an improvement over earlier run-throughs. Therefore, the sitar is an accompaniment, consequently affecting the droning sound evident in past takes. Looking back on the recording sessions in the 1990s, Harrison explained his inclusion of the sitar to be "quite spontaneous from what I remember", adding, "We miked it up and put it on and it just seemed to hit the spot".
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As a singer, Thompson made very few records, starting with one side, "Take a Number from One to Ten", on a 1934 session by the Tom Coakley band. In 1935, she recorded four sides for Brunswick ("You Hit The Spot", "You Let Me Down," "Don't Mention Love To Me," and "Out of Sight, Out of Mind"), and another four sides for Victor. The 4 Brunswick sides are excellent examples of mid-1930s sophisticated New York cabaret singing. She later recorded for Capitol, Columbia, Decca, and, most importantly, for MGM Records, which issued her only complete album of songs, in 1954.
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Classified's EP Tomorrow Could Be... served as the prequel to the album which contained six songs from the album's tracklist. A few months after the release, Classified announced the album in September along with its release date. The first single released off the album "Cold Love" features Tory Lanez.Classified Announces New Single "Cold Love" Featuring Tory Lanez, Available Today 9/14 In an interview with The London Free Press, Classified spoke on the album by saying, "I always feel like whatever album I’ve just put out is my best album, but with this one I definitely feel like I’ve hit the spot".
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In a mixed review, Digital Spy's Robert Copsey gave "Change Your Life" a three (out of five) star-rating, and complimented its combination of Azalea's "ferocious rapping quirks with a hook-laden and radio friendly chorus", but felt the song "doesn't completely hit the spot". HipHopDX's Marcus Dowling wrote that "Change Your Life" was among two of Azalea's "most palatable tracks", but was skeptical of her accent and found the track to be "trite, yet contemporary". Less impressed, Troy L. Smith of The Plain Dealer said Azalea lacked T.I.'s charisma, and dismissed the song as "cliché-sounding". AbsolutePunk's Jake Jenkins called it "utterly unbearable".
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Gameplay of the Week – Two new engaging DS adventures hit the spot, The Olympian, Archived from the original on January 26, 2016 on the Wayback Machine.Kurt Kalata, Sotenga, Jason Withrow, Phoenix Wright , Hardcore Gaming 101 and Chunsoft's Zero Escape series, which includes Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors and Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward. Online distribution has also helped lower the costs of bringing niche Japanese titles to consumers, which has enabled another outlet for visual novels and dating sims to be localized and released for Western markets. Localization and distribution can be performed by small teams, removing financial barriers to bringing these games, often released as dōjin soft or hobbyist titles, to Western countries.
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They made the record label's job nearly impossible on the new record, because out of the 13 songs on the standard edition of the album, more than half could legitimately be rock radio hit singles." Bowar concluded his review saying "It won't change the minds of those who weren't fans before, but the album will hit the spot with the band's legions of worshipers." Jon Hadusek from Consequence of Sound was highly critical of the album giving it a D rating and saying "In this way, Immortalized is a for-fans-only release. It openly and so earnestly feeds its target audience, as if to scoff at the very idea of Art vs. Product.
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Aguilera performed "Candyman" again on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno in 2013 in military-styled suits in efforts to honor the US troops. In 2008, Candyman was covered on I'd Do Anything by Niamh Perry, Samantha Barks and Jessie Buckley in the seventh week of the series, in The Battle of the Nancys. However, there were lyric changes due to the family- orientated nature of the series - notably, "He's a one stop shop, makes the panties drop" was changed to "He's a one stop shop, really hit the spot". That same year the song was covered by Alexandra Burke during the third week of the live show round of the fifth season of British television singing contest The X Factor.
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Peter Cashmore, writing for The Guardian, described "Biology" as "the best pop single of the last decade". Peter Robinson of music website Popjustice said the song was "a great example of a song which pleased people with no passion for pop but also managed to hit the spot with those who totally loved the stuff [...] At once avant garde and relentlessly, demented mainstream, 'Biology' quickly became one of Girls Aloud's signature tunes." In September 2006, "Biology" won the award for the Popjustice £20 Music Prize, an annual prize awarded by a panel of judges organised by Popjustice to the singer(s) of the best British pop single of the past year. Girls Aloud had previously won the award in 2003 and 2005 for "No Good Advice" and "Wake Me Up" respectively.
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Gameplay of the Week – Two new engaging DS adventures hit the spot, The OlympianKurt Kalata, Sotenga, Jason Withrow, Phoenix Wright, Hardcore Gaming 101 GameSpot has credited Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney in particular for revitalizing the adventure game genre. The success of the Ace Attorney series was followed soon after by the even greater success of Level-5's Professor Layton in 2007. Both have since become some of the best selling adventure game franchises, with Ace Attorney selling over 3.9 million units worldwide and Professor Layton selling over 9.5 million units worldwide by 2010.Layton Series Hits 9.5M, Ace Attorney 3.9M, Gamasutra Their success has led to an increase in Japanese visual novels being localized for release outside Japan, including: KID's Ever 17: The Out of Infinity (2002), Cing's Another Code series (2005 onwards), Marvelous Entertainment's Lux-Pain (2008), Chunsoft's 999: Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors (2010), and Capcom's Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective (2010).
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" As stated by Scott Shetler of AOL Radio and Matthew Horton of BBC, the song features an aggressive tone, and dizzying percussion and electro elements create a "frenzied pace that Hilson matches with an intense vocal delivery." During the bridge and the chorus, she utters gasps and groans, like 'oohs and aahs' while singing the lyrics. As the first verse begins, Hilson sings: "Ooh ahh, baby don't stop / You know how I like it Daddy when you hit the spot / Ooh ahh, baby don't stop / Imma take control when I climb up on top". As the song progresses, Hilson sings that she is "so good, I'll make you think the bed is my workplace [...] Yeah, it's me, that's where you wanna be / I got the kind of pussy that'll keep you out the streets" just before Ross's verse begins, seemingly summing up the image Hilson is going for: "She looks like an angel, but she's sexy as hell.
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" However, he welcomed the change from the political stance of the group's own songs, calling the cover versions "gentle, sometimes caressing, a shallow groove far preferable to the morose intensity of the group's usual tug at the lapels... Everything blurs perfectly there, the rippling draft of the rhythm, the stewed warmth of the saxophone, all melting around the dry edge of the vocal. Sometimes UB hit the spot of rock-reggae with absolute accuracy, and its power to turn ears is far superior to the weight of their customary glam pamphleteering." In the US, J.D. Considine of Rolling Stone also gave the album a positive review: while criticising the vocals, he also noted that "UB40's ingenuity and unmistakable affection for the material keeps the comparisons from being too lopsided" and felt that each song "retains the spirit of the original while also capturing a modern feel". In Rolling Stones end-of-year round-up of 1984's key albums, Kurt Loder stated that "UB40 ... not only makes these songs their own but brings them into the Eighties without betraying their buoyant period spirit... This album's title is an accurate assessment of its approach.
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