I'm going out with those kids – we're howling, we're howling.
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" The general, a veteran of the notorious Wounded Knee massacre of 1890, added, "The interior of Samar must be made a howling wilderness," earning him the nickname "Howling Jake.
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Howling wolves in abandoned village (Chernobyl) (Ihar Byshniou) (Credit: iStock)
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Chris Krovatin is howling mockery at the cross on Twitter.
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I encounter wolves howling at the moon: Sorrowful, shadowy sounds.
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Ravi stirred from a nap to hear his wife howling.
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Howling winds had already been blowing snow into his eyes.
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Meanwhile, any talk of diluting the rules has Democrats howling.
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Its howling winds, which topped 150 mph, long have dissipated.
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But when Steele went outside, he heard Phil howling -- inside.
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She'd insisted: no staying at home with the howling baby.
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In performance I like those howling, distant vocals portraying desperation.
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I think that was the moment that got us howling.
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"Your Love Is My Drug" turns into a howling rock song.
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Was there any howling about this result among the economic consensus?
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Our howling Halloween Pet Costume Sweepstakes was made possible by MyPetCandle.
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Dan Howling emerges from the enclosure looking like a mad scientist.
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Can you hear state governments howling at any of those outcomes?
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In less than two minutes, they delivered a howling baby boy.
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The religious right howled in protest, and some are still howling.
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At the same time, the vocal was both roaring and howling.
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"It was pretty cool — the sea lions were howling behind us."
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Bad news: Ignore that howling you hear coming from the attic.
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She hadn't heard her mother or her sister, she said, howling.
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My next-door neighbor found her — alone and forlorn, and howling.
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I got an artsy shot of him howling at a rainbow.
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But I hear the cosmos howling fiercely inside Its minuscule cranium.
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"Can you imagine the howling that would go on?" he said.
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Opinion Columnist Department of Irony: Republicans can't stop howling about socialism.
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You could be forgiven for thinking the press is howling in appreciation.
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Each joke lands better than the last, and the crowd is howling.
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Again, diffidence, as man bows to the howling mystery of the winds.
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Also Colin Quinn's "The Coloring Book" had my sister and me howling.
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And, Congress, that howling you hear now sits squarely in your lap.
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" He later called Remnick "gutless" for cowing to the "howling online mob.
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I flew out of there howling to the heavens my humble revenge.
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With howling winds outside, the match was played under a closed roof.
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They're tearing at him, howling and waiting for him to give up.
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Sometimes we arrived back at the house to hear him howling piteously.
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How do you give voice to the animal howling inside of you?
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I could do nothing but listen to the howling of his wife.
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This was too much for the howling Brexit wolves of The Mail.
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We're not afraid to dig deep to have a howling good time.
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Now you can sleep without the world howling at you all night.
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A vote against the continuing resolution is simply howling at the moon.
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Our classroom is the kitchen after a long day, extractor fan howling.
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My dogs are howling behind the door because they're not coming with me.
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It is a howling storm of misrepresentation, sadly almost entirely from one side.
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In 2015, Wiedemann's side group Howling recorded an "On Deck" mix for THUMP.
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Ever the showman, Corbett played it to the hilt, howling, laughing, and clapping.
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"You think we should go to commercial?" he asked, leaving the audience howling.
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That's literally how we were told to pronounce it, hence we are howling.
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I look at you and all I see is a terrible, howling void.
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It had a unique taste that was most appealing, particularly that howling exhaust.
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Acceptable anti-doggo tools can inhibit barking, howling, whining, and even induce unconsciousness.
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Even over the landline telephone, she said she could hear the wind howling.
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But if you're expecting howling, swooshes and crackles, you're in for a surprise.
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I know I can't save men like Jack, or that gorgeous howling man.
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New York is safe from the howling winds and torrential rain, for now.
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Technical difficulties with online school had the 9-year-old howling from downstairs.
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After spending a day howling in a spruce tree near the famous explore.
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Michael S. Crick huddled in the howling wind and wrote in his diary.
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Clapping and howling their approval, the cast and crew rose to their feet.
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She succeeded -- staying awake all night, retying broken dock lines in howling winds.
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She just wanted me to be there with her in her howling pain.
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Post-Frenz Container Buzz will be released on February 17 through Howling Owl Records.
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The landscape is crude and endless; the soundtrack, all hissing insects and howling wolves.
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He fought with the Howling Commandos in WWII, the Korean War and Vietnam War.
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Here is a dog's auto-tuned howl: i auto tuned by dog howling pic.twitter.
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Finally came Robert Plant's howling vocals, interrupted only when he blasted on the harmonica.
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Banks are now howling — and genuinely suffering — as negative rates spread around the world.
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Inquiring, shouting, squawking, howling, gasping, with fingers hooked like claws and blue flashing eyes.
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It was 15 degrees out, and everybody was freezing, and the wind was howling.
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Tar sands oil has been at the howling center of climate protest for years.
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That can include howling during intercourse, or any other form of animalistic, uninhibited pleasure.
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But if you want a howling Lamborghini V12 engine, it's still gonna cost ya!
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The only noise comes from howling wolves, falling boulders and the occasional shooting practice.
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Clearly she understands, at least a little bit, what the pack is howling for.
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And it finds its rhetorical completion in howling dogs, a story of absolute isolation.
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Where those seemingly opposing ideas crash into each other is with Porpentine's howling dogs.
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Public-proposal videos cause me to cover my head and emit feral howling noises.
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But I hadn't guessed you could go deaf even to a sound's howling absence.
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"Wolf" does wonders with the publishing world before it starts howling at the moon.
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Howling winds and pounding rains punctuated by the sounds of alarms in the distance.
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Sinister statues called markayuq move like "howling carvings," having once existed as real people.
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I would wake up several times a night, howling for someone to comfort me.
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A chorus we were of piebald hounds Our howling spiraled out across the downs.
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Abandoning the throne, Dany instead walks out into a howling storm raging beyond the Wall.
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Five men enter carrying the woman as she yells "no" repeatedly in long howling bursts.
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On Christmas Day, the tiny 8-year-old Pomeranian was vomiting and howling in pain.
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"The dog was in horrible pain," Restivo tells PEOPLE, saying she was drooling and howling.
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Those howling about mediocrity, under this theory, are really afraid for their expensively acquired status.
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When you imagine syrup musically now, you hear a type of woozy, melodic howling: i.e.
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There's no subs, no home pages, it's just all of its howling in the wind.
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This time last year, we were all one year further away from the howling abyss.
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The wind was "howling," said Roy Laird, assistant chief of the city's volunteer fire department.
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" On Mother's Day, the lawyer said that Ms. Hanover was "howling like a stuck pig.
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Fast forward to last week, when the boat capsized amid howling winds and ferocious waves.
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We were just kids howling Shakespeare to the Berkshire trees, and our readiness was all.
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The strait runs between two mountain ranges, meaning howling winds blow through its narrow confines.
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The strait runs between two mountain ranges, sending fierce winds howling through its narrow confines.
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It helps you maintain a distance between you and the howling that is the void.
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The relay teams were favored, and their poor showing was treated as a howling fiasco.
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A fire is more cozy when the darkness is complete and the wind is howling.
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The result was a deranged audio-visual presentation, a chaotic howling, a head-banging nightmare.
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Howling or wheezing into the microphones, she uses electronics to assemble a soundscape of echoes.
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The tattoo covers his left arm, the archangel Michael wielding a sword over howling demons.
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For them, the sound of established authorities howling over the emails might as well be music.
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Hitting a perfect high note on "10 Out of 10" today is a hound a-howling.
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What we don't know is whether she's howling because she loves it, or because she doesn't.
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Rayman might have a tragic backstory filled with grimness and grief and howling at the void.
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"Monsters Come Howling in Their Season" Early in your story, you mention 2017's Hurricane Irma.
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It's the closest you get to her older, more gravelly vocals, howling with mouthfuls of vowels.
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The various synth patches are processed to sound like howling winds instead of pianos or organs.
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But the real action unfolds on Twitter, with scores of journalists and activists howling in protest.
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It wasn't howling with laughter, I think they felt somewhat similar to the characters, slightly betrayed.
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" "Fish tank is," he throws his head back like he's howling at the moon, "ONE. HUNDRED.
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He would stay in that forest, running and howling and eating birds and fish and lizards.
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My favorite thing about the F-Pace was the howling supercharged V333 and the lovely chassis.
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All I could hear was the howling of the wind, blasting between the planks of wood.
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That developing this brand of vegetarian anti-patter is actually a deep howling cry for help.
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One pair included a young boy and a howling chimpanzee, each photographed with their mouths agape.
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When we returned from the hospital without Seamus, Eric retreated to the nursery, howling with pain.
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CreditCredit The 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang have been defined by punishing cold and howling winds.
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This nothingness inspired me, in the howling void of my survivor's journey, to alter my course.
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"Love you, mean it!" she shouted to him over the howling wind as she sought shelter.
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The dogs were howling piteously, unable to believe we hadn't included them on the boat ride.
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"I just hear the wind howling and think of those poor cows out there," she said.
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January's is the Wolf Moon, because wolves can be heard howling at this time of year.
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In 1940, New York's streets appear deserted during a howling blizzard, other than one brave man.
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He's already packing arenas around the country, hurling off-color jabs that leave his audiences howling.
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Modernity — salvific, hygienic, prophylactic, caring, taking every precaution — means to erase the howling and the indifference.
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He's talking very loudly, shouting pretty much, howling down the aisles in fact, about house music.
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And the chances are that Mark Arm will still be howling like this into his dotage.
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He's been howling at his servants to bring him whiskey and then complaining that it's not water.
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"Exhumed," the album's standout track, opens with thundering strings that meet their match in Jesus's howling voice.
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If they've got droopy jowls and a penchant for howling, you can bet on some hound blood.
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Storm chaser James Reynolds was in Hualien to capture footage of the torrential rains and howling winds.
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P. K. 14 — "Northern Spiritual"A howling instrumental anthem from the band's 2008 album City Weather Sailing.
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By July, the Beatles had recorded an electric version with guitar solos howling a deliberately distorted sound.
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He kept stopping and howling, reaching for the sky or turning and wrapping me in his arms.
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After howling the last chorus, Doherty picked up the mic-stand and hurled it over the pit.
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Hagerty, on the other hand, made music under his own name as well as the Howling Hex.
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A video of that meeting is grotesque, the crowd disgracing itself in howling and foul-mouthed curses.
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One domesticated fox refused to look at the camera until his assistant began howling like a wolf.
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Neighbors gathered in the street, in the howling wind and smoke, trying to make sense of it.
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The howling conspiracy-gibbon Alex Jones has had his presence wiped from YouTube, Spotify, Facebook and Apple.
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This book takes a vacation from all the howling and never goes lower than a snake's belly.
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But as so many friends have since testified, King knew the stakes and anticipated the howling reviews.
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He had the crowd howling during an almost 20-minute address, even joking at his own expense.
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Outside, the hospital was surrounded by a howling mob, controlled by barricades, calling for the shah's head.
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"All their howling about 'lock her up' was bogus, it was baseless, it was unsubstantiated," he said.
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He's a guy whose great political talent is yelling applause lines to a howling mob of supporters.
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That deal ended up being just what Democrats wanted, and has reportedly left Republicans howling with protest.
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With the yellow pyramid building aflame, the whole community gathers outside, howling as they did at the Ättestupa.
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Xur shows his vile mug once a week in Destiny's howling narrative wasteland, and he almost always disappoints.
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The low moan of howling wind is a constant presence, punctuated every so often by sharp window rattles.
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There's this great description of him running up and down outside his house howling like an enraged animal.
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The piece is an early noise-scape of howling screeches produced by continuously sliding furniture over the floor.
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Rating: 4/5 "Birds of a feather" I was absolutely howling from the get go on this one.
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On tails, the band snaps into shape with explosive art-rock stylings and frontman Eugene Robinson's trademark howling.
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I wanted a natural progression from Too Bright—which was dark, electronic, experimental, and a lot of howling.
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The two weeks of howling discursive nuclear winter after the Super Bowl have belonged entirely to the mutants.
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It doesn't go far enough, but it's significant enough to have bankers howling, which is a good sign.
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A family from Ontario Canada was out hunting when they heard an eerie howling screaming in the distance.
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Her watercolors of the sun rising over the desert and a wolf howling at the moon had style.
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And yet there she is, our sister, our flesh, howling and yanking her hair out in bleeding clumps.
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One survivor, "Head VI" (1949), a howling, caged figure in a purple shoulder cape, is in the exhibition.
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They were howling, decrying, persisting, transmuting their fears and transmitting them as well: Putting them on the moon.
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The moan escapes in a rush of vowels, louder and louder and louder, and now he is howling.
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Hours after the synagogue shooting, Trump was already back at a rally, before his howling supporters in Illinois.
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The howling New York night masses used to consider Jimmy Connors the all-time champion of tennis workaholics.
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Donald Trump has been howling for a wall on the border with Mexico and insulting the country's people.
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Her protagonists seethe over their knowledge of violence and are fueled by a howling grief for its victims.
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Balancing verité grit with sometimes-howling humor, Matteo Garrone's new movie is subtler than what viewers might anticipate.
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Balancing verité grit with sometimes-howling humor, Dogman takes a subtler, tenderer turn than Garrone fans might anticipate.
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We didn't know it, but there was a wolf on the island with us, and he started howling.
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The howling winds blew part of a house underneath his trailer and trees snapped as lightning flashed around him.
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It's a long howling expanse of meaningless shit, but the game is to fight for every inch of it.
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Big part of our budget goes to disaster preparedness, so we ready when monsters come howling in their season.
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She was flailing her arms and howling bloodcurdling sounds that still echo in my ears today, 10 years later.
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That part in the movie when the dog starts howling at the evil that just walked into the room?
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On Thursday, the seasoned reporter recorded intense live crosses soundtracked by Florence's howling winds to the nice dry newsroom.
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It regularly wakes me up at 3AM with its annoying voice, meowing (howling) at the top of its lungs.
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Sometimes life is just better when the boat is creaking, the wind is howling, and the tea is brewing.
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A hyena, maybe, given how much the rising, hectoring tone of Trump's voice was starting to sound like howling.
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They developed a signature sound: Noel thrashing guitar chords and picking bluesy riffs, Liam howling and whining the words.
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I broke down, howling at my fat fate, wishing to disappear into the ether and finally be thin enough.
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Meekis explained that his family retreated to their vehicle shortly after that as the cadence of the howling increased.
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Yesterday, the storm reached its peak intensity and achieved category 5 status, with winds howling up to 175 mph.
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Foreign players dreaded the inevitable night match against an American, when the howling, pro-Yank masses made life miserable.
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I can hear the cacophony of howling now — Here we go again, yet another undeserved attack on the Clintons.
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One time, she tried to get it out with screaming, pulling down her window and howling into the night.
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At my most undone—my most lonesome or anxious—the feelings that overtook me that summer come howling back.
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Individual voices — chanting, ululating, cracking, squealing, howling — gradually emerge over speakers, as does a soft, smooth choral harmony underneath.
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The album's first four songs and videos depict a howling, scalding rage, setting the bones for everything that follows.
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Howling air-raid sirens and buzzing smartphone alerts kept tens of thousands of Israeli civilians hunkered down in shelters.
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Just stirring the shreds together with sugar failed, but a quick simmer in sugar syrup was a howling success.
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When he gets to howling, it feels inevitable — the release you're waiting for, but too ashamed to ask for.
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When I finally slowed to catch my breath, I heard them: a whole pack of coyotes, howling, barking, shrieking.
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So, I slip my coat on again and brave the howling wind and spitting rain in search of chips.
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If everything he says makes you start howling, your loved ones are going to stop paying attention to you.
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Confidence: Low-Medium Skies clear early Sunday as winds come howling from the northwest, bringing in more cold air.
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As he rages in the storm, Lear-like, howling about poisonous fake news, he is spewing poisonous fake news.
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Weeping relatives arrived, one at a time, howling with grief and then composing themselves, briefly, for the TV cameras.
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The Bog Girl was howling in her foreign tongue; at this distance, Gillian felt she could almost understand it.
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They were howling, some of them, their faces red, eyes glazed with thickening moisture, as if they were drowning.
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On alt-right message boards, they're howling that this makes them cowards, questioning the motives of the optics camp.
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The damage he is capable of wreaking as he grasps at the wind, howling for his protector, is incalculable.
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Roy, howling his shirtless way through an abandoned building at the end of the film, is an atavistic, gothic terror.
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That sound you hear is millions of straight men howling in frustration that they'll never measure up to Gosling. Drag.
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But a surprise visit from Howling Commando Nick Fury, naturally, turns things on their head [implied record scratch sound effect].
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The driving, distorted guitars, Serj Tankian's alternations between screaming, growling, and howling, the whole uneasy-listening mix is right there.
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Even so, the prospect of meeting with Thiel is intimidating: his stomach churning, every nerve and synapse alive and howling.
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The sound of church bells ring out, puncturing the murky, twilit atmosphere and punctuating the howling ripples of distorted riffs.
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Clocking in at 118 minutes, the howling, entertaining maelstrom known as Fifty Shades Darker is finally here for our consumption.
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It really is literally cowboys singing to the moon; wailing, howling at the moon, but it's very beautiful to hear.
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America is primed to listen to a woman howling over a pretty song, and "We Could Run" could be big.
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Yet on Thursday morning, most of the pundits on television were howling at how poor Joe Biden had been criticized.
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They despise the "MSM," The Guardian and The Daily Mail alike, howling their disgust into the void of social media.
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The pup was spotted in Bryansk, Russia, laying on the car horn and howling for its human to hurry up.
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He's a male mannequin, the ultimate soulless product of a soulless time, Warren Zevon's "Excitable Boy" come to howling fruition.
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Political leaders in many of those states are now howling about the potential loss of DSH money for their hospitals.
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In howling dogs, the escape of virtual reality is only an escape into more fantastical and grandiose forms of imprisonment.
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He has a grainy, melancholy voice that can crest with a howling rasp; he's an acknowledged fan of David Gray.
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Providenciales, the most populous of the Turks and Caicos's 24 islands, was experiencing howling winds, rough seas and steady rain.
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Meanwhile, folks in the stands scream for their favorite to run faster, howling at the lead horse to pull away.
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"You didn't hear the wind howling, or what you might think of with a storm or hurricane," Dr. Nguyen said.
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As he went to grab his rifle on the other side of the cabin, Mr. Steele said he heard howling.
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Together they constitute a school of thought of sorts, distinct from the usual howling condemnations of wokeness from the right.
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The staff stayed in the attic as the storm raged, listening to the crying and howling of the kenneled dogs.
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READ: Trump's Impeachment Is Headed for a Partisan Train Wreck in the Senate Senate Democrats are howling about his approach.
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Oh, and the howling mess that is the current G.O.P. tax plan shows what happens when Ryanesque pretense meets reality.
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It's so good, it may have you swinging from the trees like some sort of, dare we say, howling primate.
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If Morgan's work plays on repressed desire with glances and whispers, Brenda Goodman's paintings represent the exhibition's howling, raging id.
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And in its best moments, Shiny New Year lives up to the howling madness at the center of all Rankin/Bass.
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You choosing a glow-in-the-dark howling-wolf shirt told me everything I needed to know about your self-confidence.
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Listen to the audio adaptation of "Monsters Come Howling in Their Season" below or in Apple Podcasts, Pocket Casts, or Spotify.
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If he did, however, the cooling aloe would sooth the raw stinging in his eyes after howling into the memory foam.
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The outside world was cacaphonic, an immense slab of sound competing for aural supremacy, a howling din that rumbles on infinitely.
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Once he was fired from a giant catapult, howling with joy at the speed with which the mountain walls shot past.
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Just try not to imagine it out in the darkness, howling a desperate plea, with Rosetta no longer able to hear.
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Sometimes he's howling orders at a lackey, other times he's silent, staring forlornly through the window like a Sofia Coppola heroine.
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There were early reports of significant structural damage to homes and public infrastructure after howling winds, heavy rain and huge seas.
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The anxiety seems to grip me most on stormy nights, when the wind is howling and thunder cracks in the distance.
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"Hemlock Grove" is a bloody supernatural series starring Famke Janssen, but it didn't leave critics howling at the moon about it.
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Trump and the Brexiters sensed the anxiety of many and promised to build a wall against these howling winds of change.
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None of us would want to live in the howling wilderness of his own solitude, no matter how thick the gilding.
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But unfortunately, it looks like your drooling, howling, underwear-sniffing, sock-eating angel of perfection is not, you know, especially smart.
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"Quality of Life" goes further than any episode to date in revealing the dark, howling chasm where his soul should be.
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Deal Professor A Delaware court decision to require the sale of TransPerfect, the big, profitable language translation company, has employees howling.
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They withstood howling windstorms of teenage irritability that come from common withdrawal symptoms: disrupted sleep, unbottled anxiety and ramped-up moodiness.
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A bear with a melon for a head, but it's got these sharp claws and it's kind of howling in pain.
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Messi's name attracted a little opprobrium, too: not quite the howling chorus reserved for his teammates, but not too far-off.
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Nineteen Verge staffers watched this film together in an East Village theater, howling with joy and contempt through the whole movie.
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This image — a human howling to be heard in a medium with no sound — seems to encapsulate the essence of Castle.
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At the Fort, an old adobe restaurant with thick bison steaks, Dog's wolf ringtone kept howling as his publicist called repeatedly.
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But at the center of the main upstairs work area stands a howling mass of irreplaceable historical chatter: the Consolidated Files.
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In what I would call a defining moment, David Remnick showed he was gutless when confronted by the howling online mob.
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A good winter coat will keep you warm and dry even when the snow is falling and the wind is howling.
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At each spot, we played a recording of a jackal pack howling and then waited about five minutes for a response.
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It could be -10 outside with howling winds, but inside, I was chilling on Gelato Beach, wading in crystal-clear water.
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It's not hard to imagine Gritty clinging to the back of the car for dear life, howling in fear and/or excitement.
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When the howling winds subsided, the landscape across the Southeast was dotted with overturned cars, debris and scores of damaged mobile homes.
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I wish I could see Young Thibs in his element, howling at players and referees so much that his hockey hair trembled.
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I mirrored the howling with an internal one of my own when I noticed the staggering length of this episode (three hours).
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The best is probably Joe Dante's rueful evaluation of The Howling II, the follow-up knock-off of Dante's famous werewolf picture.
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In 1989 this newspaper decried what it called an "anti-Japanese wind" that was "howling through the corridors of power" in Washington.
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The University of Virginia student let out a "howling, involuntary, inhuman" sound that sent his mother and sister running from the aircraft.
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Or even "Water," a howling track that opens with the sounds of a choir before moving into something that's almost doo-wop.
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In Bully, Bognanno's astonishing voice and howling grunge hooks capture the angsty sonics of 593 better than most actual albums from 1994.
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Moments later, you're back on dry land, somewhere in Canada, surrounded by howling packs of wolves and the rhythmic chirping of insects.
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Gone are the ear-shattering, howling, gutsy V8 engines of years past, replaced by quiet, purring, energy efficient downsized hybrid power units.
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Real gift to be a candidate where the expectations are that after 15 minutes you'll start howling and wander off the stage.
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Trump gave a howling hint of what to expect over the campaign's furious final few days during a Friday stop in Indiana.
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So I went and tried them on—when I came out of the changing room my dog just started howling at me.
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In howling dogs, our story comes full circle: We start out looking for physical solutions to the physical constraints of the dungeon.
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Or is it the night I tanned a bottle of Frosty Jacks and ended up howling at passing cars by Anniesland station?
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Still, it's the band's well established fusion of explosive black metal, shimmering leads, and howling vocals that creates such a staggering sensation.
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The surf and howling winds are always within earshot, but in the clefts behind the primary dunes, the world is mysteriously still.
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You witness kittens being ground up alive, puppies being torn from their howling mothers, animals being skinned and boiled while fully conscious.
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"During a sliver of a second, the howling machine stood motionless, as if stuck in time," Coles Phinizy wrote in Sports Illustrated.
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His heroism occasionally veers into howling, and the strain in his voice doesn't always befit a boyish naïf who knows no fear.
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At the bottom of the frame, you can see that the man has put a reassuring hand on the howling child's arm.
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Clinging to a tree branch in torrential rain and howling winds, Ruaridh Connellan fought against the ferocious current of Houston's Greens Bayou.
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In Oklahoma in 1898, a howling mob burned two Seminole teenagers alive after they were falsely accused of murdering a white woman.
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That's because Yolanda Ramke, who wrote the screenplay and directed the film with Ben Howling, offers fresh settings and a compelling character.
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Berry tells stories about women who seethe over the knowledge of violence and are fueled by a howling grief for its victims.
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In a truly representative government, you would see the other two-thirds, the common-sense majority, howling from the halls of Congress.
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"It sounded like a howling dog," said Mr. Bayle, 32, who was visiting family near Flint with their 1-year-old daughter.
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Her call to "eliminate all of that" and "move on" prompted a round of howling criticism from the right and centrist Democrats.
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A video from the incident shows Gallagher handling the still-howling teen roughly, before the feed was cut by a platoon mate.
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Howling down the straightaways, the racers topped 100 miles per hour, full tilt, circling the entire speedway in just 13, 14 seconds.
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With its pro-military, pro-gun flag waving — and fallen-warrior protagonist — "American Sniper" showed which way the political winds were howling.
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During the chugging portion, a mosh pit forms in the sand with punk music blaring and hundreds of athletes howling and cavorting.
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Craig Charles is there, howling with Scouse joy, swearing his head off at the befuddled David Cameron lookalikes and their frolicking hounds.
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Certain frames could be mistaken for photos, were it not for the audio of howling wind or dripping water or rustling trees.
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He ignored frustration from some sections of the media and opposition parties who have been howling for Zuma to go for years.
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Other images showed them playing dice on a dining table as they waited out the "howling wind and rain" from the ferocious hurricane.
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I was forced to crawl back to the observatory door by clinging to the railing, moving inch-by-inch against the howling winds.
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" Bannon crowed: "In what I would call a defining moment, David Remnick showed he was gutless when confronted by the howling online mob.
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In the side yard, my dad was standing in a sea of howling dogs, looking up into a tree with his arms crossed.
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"In the beginning, I wasn't able to sleep at night while listening to the howling of the wild dogs," Liu told People's Daily.
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He is a mutt who believes he is a husky, which is funniest when he attempts to join in when they start howling.
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In "Scared Song," from her late-1980s album "Do You Be," a mood of lulling gentleness was eventually whipped into hyperventilation and howling.
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Every time she passes by he hurls himself against the gate, howling with desire to get at her and tear her to pieces.
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Short as the individual lyrics are, the howling bill of imperialism is almost unbearable to read more than a few items a time.
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But if he lets Trump keep all of it, across the months of howling madness that remain, he may never get it back.
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In recent days, we've heard the cries of preschoolers, howling for their moms and dads after being separated at the US-Mexico border.
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The police department tweet is yet to yield the owner, but it did provide Twitter users an excuse for a howling good time.
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It reflects the candidates like a vanity mirror, howling at the applause lines and hissing at uncomfortable arguments, cueing us how to feel.
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"The biggest challenge in the camp is to find food," Mr. Ghali said in a voice message, the wind howling in the background.
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The sad, curling melody, like a memory of a hymn, bleeds into the child's quietly forlorn cry, and Coyote, howling at the moon.
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"There was howling in every part of this house," said Ernice Gilbert, a journalist who lives on the east side of the island.
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I'll never forget the unearthly howling of the wind the night it hit and how stunned and shellshocked we were the days after.
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By then it was winter and so cold, with the wind howling on the streets outside, but inside my home I was warm.
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" He then follows up with a noise that has been described as "a mixture of a car suddenly braking and a Wookie howling.
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It was the coldest winter since 1963, and I remember walking through the snow, looking for a place to live, the wind howling.
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How thrilling they are, with the gods bent over, howling, in the skies and the storm shattering the earth like a clay pot.
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She'd had those odd behaviors for a year: getting lost in the house, stuck in corners, urinating on rugs, and that sorrowful howling.
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Hurricane Dorian hit Grand Bahama Island as an incredibly powerful Category 5 hurricane on Sunday night with howling 2423 mile-per-hour winds.
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Hurricane Dorian hit Grand Bahama Island as an incredibly powerful Category 5 hurricane on Sunday night with howling 185 mile-per-hour winds.
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The women begin breathing and howling with her, helping her express her pain, taking some of it and distributing it among the many.
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Those vibrating, pulsing, crying, howling, screaming, silent, vicious, bleeding, enveloping, staring, saturating, penetrating, stroking, petting paintings were right there in front of us.
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The Pines are imbued here with a sensation of otherworldliness, and many scenes take place at night, amidst croaking frogs and howling winds.
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Many in the YouTube comments of the video are drawn in by pure disgust, but report howling with laughter by the time it ends.
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She cradled her daughter on Thursday during the HLN interview -- just like she was doing before she heard the wind howling two days before.
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"Long Shot is a hilarious and heartwarming romantic comedy that will have audiences howling in shock and awwww," according to The Guardian's Kristy Puchko.
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This is all because of a strong Pacific storm expected to bring howling winds and snow to the mountains of central and northern California.
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From hovering bats to howling wolves, animals play a big role in Halloween legend, and these annual celebrations spotlight a variety of spooky species.
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"When the tornado hit, the wind was howling and the sky turned as dark as night," a local villager told CNN by phone Friday.
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On Friday, Tyson Foods Inc, the biggest U.S. meat processor, closed a plant in Jacksonville, Florida, as Matthew hit the state with howling winds.
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Suppliers like Howling Farms, Mucci Farms, Del Fresco Produce and Naturefresh are already producing a number of fruits and vegetables for consumers, said Lessing.
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The site announced its next book earlier this week: Howling at the Moon by Jakub Rozalski, the artist behind the acclaimed board game Scythe.
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Between the lines: Fans have been howling about nonsensical plot lines, sloppy editing and a "woman problem" that's plagued the show from the start.
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Every venue crammed wall to wall with teens, mostly, chanting his name, howling every single word and wielding flowers to throw on the stage.
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The howling and barking of dogs broke the tense quiet of that Baghdad night, and our discussion whether to stay or go was over.
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Chewbacca's howling in heaven today ... Peter Mayhew -- the man behind the mask of the iconic 'Star Wars' character -- has died ... according to his family.
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In the early morning hours on Wednesday when Maria was making landfall, the wind was howling through the vents and rattling all the doors.
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His vision of American history — of a howling wilderness of violence and wonder — convinced me that the past was where I wanted to go.
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"It was howling out there," said Patrick Reed, who tied for fifth at 10 under and maintained his lead in the FedEx Cup standings.
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A high-pitched ringing began that night that has not ceased, a sound somewhere between the howling of wind and a chorus of crickets.
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"There's just an ominous presence about Integrity," says Integrity guitarist Domenic Romeo who joined the band last year and co-wrote Howling… with Dwid.
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Pamela hoofs it across, photographers howling her name, a storm of shutters; women holding iPads point me down the quieter path, behind the flashes.
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It is quite a tribute to Christine Blasey Ford that she has presented the one image of dignity and calm in this howling maelstrom.
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Freezing rains, white-out conditions and howling winds whipped across the northern Great Plains and upper Midwest on Sunday evening and into Monday morning.
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Links courses typically resemble a moonscape with grass, where an unpleasant combination of howling winds, blind holes, mounded landing areas and quirky bounces awaits.
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Sections of South Dakota were under a blizzard warning and could see howling winds and as much as 2 feet (0.6 meters) of snow.
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The filmmakers effortlessly lay out the very real existential dangers threatening Joseph, whose fate rests either with Thurgood or the howling white mob outside.
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By three o'clock, there are children on low-riding bikes and young women howling with laughter as they rap in unison down the street.
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Dani discovers Christian in flagrante and finally lets out her howling grief, surrounded by a half-dozen girls who match her keening with their own.
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Given Pruitt's recent role as EPA antagonizer-in-chief, it's little wonder that some on the left have responded with howling rage to his nomination.
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To summer campers and slumber parties, though, Bloody Mary appears in bathroom mirrors — not as a murderous queen, but a howling woman drenched in blood.
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It clicks along around four of five notes—guitars that slowly trip into each other while a soft-howling organ spins around in the background.
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I visited her several times and when I left, I carried with me an image of a frightened little girl, traumatized and howling in pain.
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That hope faded when the plane carrying their son arrived back in Cincinnati and they saw him strapped to a stretcher jerking violently and howling.
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Outside the window I could hear wild dogs howling at the moon, scavenging through the streets of Tijuana for a fix to quiet their hunger.
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Howling at the moon about free digital services and pining away for the exclusive content cartels of yesteryear are not the way to get there.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A man howling "You die!" set ablaze the building of an animation studio in Kyoto, Japan, killing 22019 people.
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"My uncle is trying to start the ceremony, and there's Rusty whimpering and whining and howling, a mix of all three really," Ms. Guilmette said.
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On the night we stayed with him, we fell asleep in his guest room to the mournful sound of howling coyotes on the plains outside.
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The weather in Shakespeare's plays is often a character unto itself, whether it's the howling wind in Macbeth or the titular storm of The Tempest.
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I have a tape of the set somewhere, where all you hear is Dice fuckin' howling in the background while we're bombing doing his jokes.
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We have been howling into the wind so long that people dubbed our extreme objection to this deeply immoral and unscrupulous man Trump Derangement Syndrome.
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According to your mood, it might be termed the Jackass Theory of History, the Howling Mediocrity Account, the Colossal Bungler Hypothesis or the Blockhead Conjecture.
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Weather: Wild start to winter: Heavy rain and howling wind and weirdly warm, with a high of 61 and some flooding and probably downed trees.
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The Hollywood that was howling for Trump's head over the "Access Hollywood" tape, we now know, had been mopping up for Harvey Weinstein for decades.
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Ronaldo is 33, still capable of scoring productively for club and country and howling into a referee's face after receiving a yellow card for dissent.
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For products where less than 75% of 2018 U.S. imports were from China, the 10% tariff — which has manufacturers howling — will take effect Sept. 1.
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Except me, especially when, during our first night in the capital city of Thimphu, a passel of dogs had a howling contest under my window.
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Sports bars on the side streets of the Zócalo were packed that day with soccer fans howling at a Germany-France match on television screens.
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"Halfway up the stairs [to Otto's airplane] we hear this loud, guttural, howling, inhuman sound," Fred Warmbier said, as his wife sat to his right.
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Inside, a soft, warm polyester taffeta keeps you nice and toasty even when you're out on frigid slopes or facing winds howling through city streets.
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His incessant howling of personal grievance only helped to show that the aloof titan of Fifth Avenue, mythologized in "The Apprentice," had a tender underbelly.
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Occasionally, one group would start to bay and then the rest would take up the cry, so that the whole town seemed to be howling.
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The latest barrage is forecast to roar into New England and New York through Tuesday, bringing pounding snow, howling winds and coastal flooding, forecasters say.
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It's got the same howling engine as the GT350, even better driving dynamics, a more aggressive suspension setup and 130 fewer pounds to lug around.
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Some of the biggest Dow dogs are howling this year, and one market watcher sees further upside ahead for one name in particular: Exxon Mobil.
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Except instead of a perfectly photographed burger, it's employees who aren't howling in emotional pain at the stress that Amazon's needlessly complicated restocking system is causing.
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She said the hurricane had passed by with little incident, though the howling wind kept her up much of the night and the power went out.
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Last year, Wiedemann and Ry X of Infectious Music-affiliated trio The Acid released their debut album as Howling; revisit our 2013 interview with Widemann here.
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Kershenbaum explained that as the two have similar styles of howling, pinpointing the subtle differences might help conservationists keep these two species apart in the future.
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Go deeper: The polar vortex is about to split into 3 pieces The polar vortex has split, sending frigid air howling into the U.S. and Europe
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Few would fancy taking to the slopes in howling gusts of 212mph (22017kph) or temperatures that have fallen to -303˚C (-230˚F) with wind chill.
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His life thus far has convinced him that he can solve "problem after problem after problem," no matter the howling from the public it may cause.
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If people are reluctant to engage in public discussion because they worry that they will be subjected to a howling mob then eventually liberal democracy dies.
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One after another, "Fuller House" cast members appear onscreen and are greeted by extensive howling, wailing, teeth-gnashing cheers from what sounds like a rabid audience.
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Without Netflix's monthly entertainment bounty we'd all be lost, desperate television consumers, clawing at our DVRs and howling for something, anything to watch on a Friday.
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Herod spends the play slouching in a throne and howling for more wine, pleading with his stepdaughter (played by Jessica Chastain) to take her clothes off.
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Winds are howling, trees are falling and you're thousands of kilometers away wondering if your employees are safe and hoping your company's building will hold up.
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Despite the dangers — which are actually minimal these days, except when the wind is howling — and the risk of arrest, Mr. Kalmykov is at home here.
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If you listen carefully I've got a lot of samples from various oddball B movies in the mix, from haunted hounds howling to psycho prank callers.
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With the underdogs howling, our picks were caught sleeping, going a ghastly 3-11 against the spread to drop back down to 50% on the year.
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Belinda Balaski is best known for playing the hand-hacking BFF Terry Fisher -- opposite Dee Wallace as Karen White -- in the 1981 werewolf classic 'The Howling.
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Budget watchdogs are howling over last-minute deals that will add hundreds of billions of dollars to the deficit as part of year-end spending legislation.
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Trump's frustration with Fed inertia boiled over into a late-August presidential tweet, howling at who was the bigger "enemy": Powell or Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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There was a key scene in Sunday's episode of Game of Thrones, 'The Door', that, amidst all the heartbreak and howling over Hodor, we've quite forgotten.
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Yet, nothing and at the hands of North Koreans who had him, and he returned home blind, deft, and howling, we need to die a week later.
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Over dinner, the kids showed Affleck pictures from their day out, and a source says the actor was howling with laughter as he scrolled through the photos.
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Ibsen's most mercilessly autobiographical play, "The Master Builder" is an unwieldy and compelling portrait of the artist in winter, howling at the prospect of his imminent decline.
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When Hanover protested, Giuliani lawyer Raoul Felder told reporters his client's wife was "howling like a stuck pig" in her request to ban Nathan from the home.
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According to the Associated Press, a black Lab mix named Rogue appears front and center, with a large crew of cheerful and howling hounds behind the pup.
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This presumes that senators are so eager to listen to their colleagues' speeches they would want to hang around even when their infants were howling in protest.
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Rest assured, that crunchy, metallic stomp (Swedish death-metal fans, take note) is present and accounted for, balanced out by a hulking doom and howling D-beat.
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Schwarber's blast helps Cubs top Reds CHICAGO — It was not a night for the timid with summer conditions and winds howling out of Wrigley Field on Tuesday.
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When you monkey around with the past – not just the past, but your own – you're apt suddenly to hear the future howling and pounding its gorilla chest.
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The parents noticed he was blind, deaf, had a shaved head and a feeding tube, "was jerking violently and howling" and had misaligned teeth, the lawsuit says.
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The alteration made me identify with the shipman, working in high and howling winds in the Bay of Biscay, who dreams of the bathtubs of La Rochelle.
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" He was in the southeastern county of Taitung when Nepartak struck, he wrote, adding that "the howling was deafening as the air filled with lethal swirling debris.
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Grassley's shrieking foils were just the opening act; a long parade of howling disruptors followed, shouting slogans and accusations that were largely incoherent to the television audience.
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Hunt even breaks out a falsetto on several tracks, which serves as a wildly unexpected but certainly welcome contrast to his usual inhuman howling and guttural roars.
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Unlike all the scowling men and women, these howling beauties — who look as well-groomed as they appear well fed and trained — are also fun to watch.
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Björk tells the interviewer that, walking to and from school in Iceland—sometimes in blizzards, sometimes in howling winds—she would map out melodies to the landscape.
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He started the fourth round 2274 minutes ahead of Koepka, and drove the ball hard into the howling wind that blew around Bethpage State Park's Black Course.
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The permanent collection of Thai contemporary art also features playful and sinister severed sculptural limbs by Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook, and paintings of pained, howling faces by Chatchai Puipia.
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I think of what Greek theater must have been — you know, this raw crazy howling from the audience, and then orgies; people having miscarriages in the audience.
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The whole village is soon howling for the hide of Nigel Forbes, the local butcher, but Betty knows the real identity of the so-called Cornish Cleaver.
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So we barely register the gasping bees, so entranced are we by the fawns and foxes and a crystalline soundscape exploding with trilling, cawing, hooting and howling.
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Jennifer Nettles has been such a signature country vocalist because of her gift for tightly-controlled howling, but here she sounds constricted, hemmed into another vocalist's box.
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In this production, Tim Werths climbs around among the audience, howling and beating his chest in a convincing performance that has just the right amount of menace.
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Although a blizzard is howling, he sets off, unbowed, like a polar explorer, and trudges all of ten feet before reaching the haven of an Uber car.
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They disembark at Plymouth Rock and enter the howling wilderness equipped with their proto-Constitution, the Mayflower Compact, and the confidence that they are God's chosen people.
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In the middle school of the American collective imagination, packs of filthy-minded boys stalk the halls, snapping bras and howling at the cliff's edge of puberty.
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Whiskey and blasphemy is the name of the game here, wrapped up in an irresistible blend of howling thrash, primitive black metal, gnarly crust, and manic speed metal.
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But if he himself had carved those guardian lions, they would have held in their teeth the greasy remains of a howling politician or a squealing, mangled judge.
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When a child's only friends are disembodied voices on a team chat howling about each other's mothers you tend to create a culture in which that is accepted.
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That, to be clear, was a more intense, almost religious experience that caused me to temporarily devolve into a cave person, howling at an unknowable and sublime cosmos.
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The howling "Writer in the Dark" has the singer digging her nails into the arm of an ex before realizing she can't let anyone kill her supernatural vibe.
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We already knew that, but then you decided to cement it with a howling HAAAAAAAA AH AH AH AHHHHH AHHHHHH HAAA AHH HAAA in A Star is Born.
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The movie, directed by Ben Howling and Yolanda Ramke from a screenplay by Ms. Ramke, keeps the exact nature of the calamity hidden for a good long time.
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A spring storm pelted Denver and the surrounding area with heaps of fresh powder Wednesday, bringing with it howling winds, sweeping power outages and swaths of store closures.
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It depicts Captain America and the Howling Commandos, an elite group of soldiers in the Marvel universe, and required some paste-up corrections, which are now slipping off.
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In California, when the howling Santa Ana winds combine with dry timber, response time can mean the difference between a catastrophic fire and one that is quickly contained.
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Ventura, California (CNN)Tens of thousands fled their homes Tuesday as several incredibly fast-moving brush fires pushed by howling Santa Ana winds scorched parts of Southern California.
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He rebounded with four birdies in his round of one-over 73 in a howling wind Friday to finish at plus-nine, three strokes above the cut line.
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And wherever they are looking, they want to see fight from the candidate they came to cheer and howling from supporters of the candidate they came to jeer.
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Context is the difference between a screw-up fight that leaves you howling with laughter or the absolute tragedy of accidentally running over yourself with your own vehicle.
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But Barr's brief letter opened up many glaring questions about his own role in the process and has left Democrats in Congress and former prosecutors howling for answers.
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Something terrible happens on the other side of that gateway, (possibly related to "The Howling of Distant Spaces") and something comes into that system which should not exist.
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There, as they rounded the African coastline and headed past the Canary Islands, they found themselves trying to drag the vessel through eight meter seas and howling rain.
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Developed in Twine, howling dogs doesn't have to tie itself to the conventions of parser IF. Yet it still does—somewhat—partitioning its space into discrete, connected rooms.
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"Why did they do this to you?" a sister of one of the men shouted, slumping over his neatly made bed and howling in her native Miskito tongue.
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Black holes decide when their host galaxies can grow new stars: When they're on a rampage, sending out shock waves and howling cosmic winds, baby stars can't grow.
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The American troops were under orders to turn the area into a "howling wilderness" by killing every male citizen age 10 or older and capable of bearing arms.
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Buzzing brass render the sound of a wood carver's saw; an upward howling siren, used in Varèse's pathbreaking "Amériques," measures the sudden, lie-induced growth of Pinocchio's nose.
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I hope even if you're dealing with rain or howling winds, you'll give it a try real soon, perhaps as an accompaniment to carne asada or fish tacos.
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Limit screen use before bed, so we can start winding down even as we lie, unprotected, in an open field, trying to determine the distance of howling coyotes.
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Residents in the Washington region woke up Friday to howling winds, and the National Weather Service (NWS) issued forecasts of gusts of up to 70 miles per hour.
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The guide shouted some general directions over the deafening howling; I tried to listen while wrestling our dogs into formation, sweating profusely under my layers, goggles completely fogged.
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There were howling winds, sure, but also anaerobic digesters full of silage, muck heaps, the Tern Hill airbase and a massive cattery that looked, and probably smelled, like prison.
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"The howling winds are pelting you with ice and you are seeing people strewn all over the mountain and you are wondering is anyone going to survive," he describes.
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Trapped inside an old industrial building, which seemed to shift and reshape on every reattempt, my goal was to escape a screeching, howling maniac wielding the eponymous power drill.
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Trapped once again, only this time inside an eerily normal looking office building, I was pursued by a howling, black ghost with the horrifying ability to materialise seemingly anywhere.
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Howling winds gusting up to 22013 kph (124 mph) whipsawed trees, uprooting scores, and driving rain impacted visibility, while streets were deserted in the state capital Bhubaneswar and Puri.
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At first, the dinner party videos show Ernest howling at neighbors and snapping at dinner guests, never in any recognizable language, but each time met with shouts of approval.
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Kurz argued that the Freedom Party would be less destructive inside the tent, where they'd be forced to adapt to the realities of governance, than howling from the outside.
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"After years of howling at the moon about Democrats rushing through the Affordable Care Act ... Republicans are having committee votes two days after the bill is released," he added.
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After all what is more pure than a big red face howling at you on the street while it claps maniacally in an effort to sell you more products.
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With nowhere else to go, some 200 of them arrived amid howling winds and lashing rain at Villa Mimosa, an upscale resort run by former government minister Mimose Felix.
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Each new day brings another raging Donald diatribe and a volley of Hillary tweets, along with the social warfare and howling punditry of an election campaign reaching fever pitch.
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Between the release in 2013 of his first EP as RY X, "Berlin," and his new album, he made albums with two electronics-oriented projects, the Acid and Howling.
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Howling winds gusting up to 200 kph (124 mph) whipsawed trees, uprooting scores, and driving rain impacted visibility, while streets were deserted in the state capital Bhubaneswar and Puri.
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As I sit writing, it is pouring down and the wind is howling, with several continuous days of heavy rains forecast for Cape Town and its dam catchment areas.
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Every dog in the S.P.C.A. starts howling as if it were being skinned alive, and you can be sure the cops are on their way, no doubt about that.
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Imagine the howling on the right if a liberal publication suspended a commentator for saying they morally opposed abortion -- it would be used as further proof of leftist intolerance.
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As we were about to grab a cup of tea, the rear doors of the ambulance we were sitting in swung open and a young women dived in, howling.
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For our interview, Mr. Harvard was dressed down in Levi's, an olive Banana Republic shirt, Jordan kicks and a baseball cap, backward, depicting a wolf howling at the moon.
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The company's board of directors is meeting Thursday to discuss Twitter's future as an independent company, and many on the outside have been howling for a sale for months.
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The bikini segment was not necessary for that feeling, though it was the most well-received by the howling crowd, and I wish we hadn't had to do it.
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In my son's storybooks a lion helps shelve books at the library, bears sit around the breakfast table and wolves give good night kisses after howling at the moon.
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In "Moon Sickness," a poor young newlywed woman, Sidora, learns that her husband, Batà, has concealed from her the howling rage that possesses him upon seeing the full moon.
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The painter pressed the bell in the wall, but the only response was a blood-chilling howling of dogs inside, as though they were being tortured with electric current.
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We would go into work and there would be six different scenarios, based on whether the helicopters could fly that day, based on the weather — howling gale, a blizzard.
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This is why I go with the whole "10 percent" thing; it's my way of counter-programming against the howling sea of bullshit that is the self-help industry.
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My clients were so upset, I was surprised that you could not hear them howling from the sidewalk in downtown Philadelphia, where the jail resides, hidden in plain sight.
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It's unclear if Hurricane Lane — which is currently howling with 130 mph winds — will just graze the islands as it approaches on Thursday or if it will make landfall.
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I think there's a lot of guesswork in that field and a lot of people who like howling about calamities that are by no means sure, like a crazy ideology.
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Sure, a puppy rolling around on the floor is adorable, but watching, say, this boy helping his little pup discover the joys of howling speaks even more to our humanity.
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But the beard is a weapon, and he wields it like one, howling like a wounded animal out for blood as he massacres his enemies and revels in their demise.
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Page 400: The tech ecosystem and its chroniclers like TechCrunch, forever agonizing about the deplorable state of women in tech, started howling about the corrosive effects of such a culture.
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A howling storm starts the second I close the door, but even with the rain pelting down it's not all that cold, so I decide to stick to my plan.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Providence, Rhode Island-based multi-hyphenate Brian Chippendale is best known as the masked drummer and howling vocalist of noise-rock duo Lightning Bolt.
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But 280 hours later she was in pain beyond imagination, howling what she later called desperate "animal-kingdom noises" as she hurtled in her midwife's car toward a local hospital.
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"By this time of year, usually, there's been some rain that's wetted things down," he says in a telephone interview, speaking over the Santa Ana winds howling in the background.
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But the second reason that I rate this fight so highly is that I have never been forced to re-evaluate the understood truths of MMA while howling with laughter.
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The former James Brown impersonator struts on stage in a homemade, sparkly appliqued suit, lets out a howling scream fit for the Godfather of Soul, and drops to his knees.
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The government will have to step in "so that people don't start howling," said a welder who has worked at the plant in southern Siberia for more than six years.
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Through this already-moving landscape of air cut the jet streams — vast, racing rivers, howling, if only we could hear them, at 100 or 200 miles per hour or more.
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You'll find no end to people talking about earthquake weather, or how dogs will begin howling a few seconds before a big one strikes, but I wouldn't count on it.
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The two complimented each other, and the visual ultraviolence would—and still does—provide lyrical inspiration for the emergent sonic extremities of thrash and its howling bastard son, death metal.
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It's sparse blasts of guitar, scorched-earth howling, neanderthal drumming and—before you all start having a cry about its relevance to a Thump audience—a sinister underbelly of electronics.
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So while I didn't see the unknown guy actually spike one on the NBA star, the howling of five hundred Drew League faithful told me all I needed to know.
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Yes, there is much in Trump and Trumpism that richly deserves a total wipeout, and much in his Republican Party that deserves to be sent howling into the political wilderness.
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Who knows — reading about blizzards, snow drifts, howling Arctic winds and sleet storms might be even more bracing than a dip in the pool or a glass of iced tea.
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But the reunion festivities are interrupted by a knock on the door: an old man, appearing out of the blue (no car, completely dry despite the rainstorm howling around him).
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Tuesday's lavish premiere at the Metropolitan Museum of Art began with a group photo of the cast howling in unison with an accuracy only actors can bring to their roles.
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Ramaphosa, who negotiated on behalf of the ANC in talks to end apartheid, has ignored frustration from the opposition parties who have been howling for Zuma to go for years.
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I have a feeling that for every viewer who really cottons to The First, there will be three or four who spend their entire viewing howling at its self-seriousness.
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The play triggered from Eddy an impossibly long "Bababababababa" and a flurry of hyperboles — "He took flight a kilometer away from the hoop" — punctuated by a high-pitched howling sound.
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Trautwein's newspaper is howling into the void, compared with the megaphone of Nazi propaganda, yet the uncomfortable facts he sends to his émigré readers still annoy party officials in Berlin.
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Powered by Commerford's bass, Morello's trademark howling guitar licks, and B-Real's nasal-drip vocals, the song is a reminder of how powerful angst-ridden social commentary sounds when done correctly.
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One night at a pizza place in DC's Georgetown neighborhood, I tried to compete with the howling of a woman at a neighboring table and felt myself screaming at my friends.
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Seated on an ornate chariot topped by cupid and drawn by two elephants, he isaccompanied by howling dogs and dancing bears which, like him, go into action when the hour strikes.
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Kesha described the single "Woman" as "an anthem for anyone else who wants to yell about being self-sufficient and strong," a message she's been beautifully howling for all to hear.
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Whether you're howling at it or basking in the light of it is none of our business, but here's everything you've ever wanted to know about the upcoming Full Beaver Moon.
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The occasional dirt road led to the solitary farmhouse lined with old gnarled trees that looked as if they might have been planted as a shield against the howling prairie wind.
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But many of the conversations its characters have are such obvious references to the era of Donald Trump that the film had foreign audiences howling in recognition at its Cannes debut.
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Alongside the howling Quentin "Rampage" Jackson, the absurdly tough Fedor Emelianenko and the equally solid-chinned Antonio Rogerio Nogueira, my two main favourite fighters were Mirko Cro Cop and Wanderlei Silva.
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This set of episodes lets us know where we might find them, and what they'll look like: anarchic, sad, dreamlike and a little nightmarish, laughing and sometimes howling into the void.
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The venue's cheap acoustics may have butchered Ian Moss' howling guitar riffs and Jimmy Barnes' guttural vocals, but for the rowdy, beer-soaked crowd that was all part of the charm.
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Lydia Perez Molina, 72, still relies on government-provided food and water in her mountain-top home, where she weathered hours of howling winds and hammer-blow rains during the Sept.
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So do the dancers' vocalizations, like Jonathan Burklund yelling "Hey!" in time with the flick of a hand, or Samuel Hanson howling, or Lydia Chrisman singing a few crystal-clear notes.
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The driver, Dexter Rust, who has been trekking up Mount Washington for almost two decades, said that "howling winds, drifting snow and lack of visibility" would prevent us from going higher.
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Then the power went out, the pelting rain and howling wind began, and she could hear debris crashing into things around her house and see tree branches falling into the streets.
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Videos on social media showed heavy rain lashing at communities near the water, and howling gusts of winds ripping off tin roofs and thrusting palm trees nearly parallel to the ground.
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Several hypotheses have been proposed for why the warriors would have behaved this way, including self-induced hysteria—aided by biting their shields and howling—epilepsy, ergot poisoning, or mental illness.
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Ms. Sztop-Rutkowska, a sociologist, said that as she was surrounded by thousands of angry protesters, perhaps the most chilling thing was that there were familiar faces in the howling crowd.
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Most of the pilgrims arrived to the sound of tribal music played in the middle of the night, with coyotes howling in the distance and lightning flickering over far-off peaks.
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Nearly every time either Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders made a point, the audience burst into howling applause, punctuated by the occasional round of boos and heckling directed toward the stage.
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People from Mexico to Moldova have chiseled their names in its metal shell, but at 6 AM, it was just us and the sound of wind howling through the smashed windows.
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This is no longer a band fusing surf guitars with noisy abrasions; this is a trio exploring the darker corners of industrial synth music, setting up camp, and howling at the walls.
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Another piece on the board, as I confirmed with my fellow Game Of Thrones detective and Refinery29 colleague Anne Cohen, looks like it could either be a howling direwolf or a kraken.
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Go deeper: Polar vortex splits, sending frigid air howling into the U.S., Europe The polar vortex is about to split into 3 pieces Blistering Australian heat is shattering records and killing wildlife
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Go deeper: Polar vortex splits, sending frigid air howling into the U.S., Europe The polar vortex is about to split into 3 pieces Blistering Australian heat is shattering records and killing wildlife
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Howling planets, whistling plasma waves, and pelting space rocks: the sounds of space are spooky — and NASA compiled a list of them to make your Halloween party a little bit more nerdy.
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If the Switch is unable to run independently for more than three to four hours, those people cheering the system now could be howling in protest come March 2017, when it's released.
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But Trump is a special case -- the twice-divorced nominee, who carried on a long affair that disintegrated his first marriage in a howling tabloid spectacle, is uniquely unsuited to finger-wagging.
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His latest long-form video desk piece takes on a bugaboo that will seem almost quaint to those of us who have been dragged howling into the sewer of this election cycle.
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"Security team members burst into the subject&aposs cell, shouting and howling" while one of the interrogators "walled him five times" and then pretended to interrupt the mock killing and rescue him.
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Howling wolves and gnashing hyenas and elephants and malevolent chickens slink onstage whenever Saki wants a shot of surrealism (before Surrealism) and romance and humor—what we used to call the absurd.
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A potent storm continued to lash the Northeast and New England with howling winds and heavy rain on Monday, leaving some 1.2 million customers powerless along with travel delays and school cancellations.
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I know, you're just curious, and thinking maybe they don't want to kill you or control you to help bring them and their demon buddies into your house, howling as they go.
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Pilots fly right into the storms, slicing, diving, and weaving through "howling winds, blinding rain and violent updrafts and downdrafts before entering the relative calm of the storm's eye," according to NOAA.
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If anyone's slaughtering dogs for food in the post-post-apocalypse, it's going to be makeshift kennel squatters, blasting Afrikaner electronic hip-hop to cover the sounds of dogs howling in misery.
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It was long (90 minutes), featured a more complicated series of traps and moves than The Dark Knight or a Rube Goldberg machine, and ended on a cliffhanger that had fans howling.
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With characteristic Porpentine bleakness, in howling dogs, you're only ever escaping physical imprisonment into emotional or spiritual imprisonment; the fantasy of escape, and thus the fantasy of just imprisonment, is repeatedly annihilated.
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In my dreams she was a monster out of Greek mythology: eyes unseeing, skin flayed, mouth bleeding crimson; a howling mountain of pure pain made flesh that I alone was to face.
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But he has come up empty so far in these playoffs to the delight of the Islanders' howling crowd at Nassau Coliseum, which derided Crosby often with loud chants of his name.
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At its worst, it is a charade in which civic bonds erode, power accrues to the few, self-aggrandizement becomes the norm, and tolerance and restraint are consumed by the howling mob.
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It seems so peaceful or would if the wolf weren't howling at Red Riding Hood's door, bringing intimations of danger: angry talk, a slammed-down phone, a brandished ax and weird doings.
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Authorities attribute the death toll partly to the speed with which flames raced through the town with little advance warning, driven by howling winds and fueled by drought-desiccated scrub and trees.
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On the morning of the day Sandy made landfall, the sky was a vast watery white-gray, and the waves were big but ominously dark and buffeted by a howling sideshore wind.
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There's no half-listening to a Tanya Tagaq song: This fiercely charismatic, Canadian Inuk singer's throaty voice demands full attention, whether she's whispering in her softest register or howling at the sky.
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Maybe it was the 1960s when the 13th Floor Elevators began rearranging minds with their lysergic, howling, psychedelic proto-punk on whatever stage was controlled by people brave enough to host them.
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A Southern California man was in for a howling surprise recently when he rescued what he believed to be a puppy and soon discovered that it was no snuggly house pet after all.
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With unrelated tracks layered over each other, skeletal compositions take horrifying shape and become dense nightmares of warped instruments, disintegrating static, and shifting tones that more closely resemble howling wind than actual music.
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And amusing though you may find the obscure Brit "Nadine," I urge you urge you urge you to excavate Kevin Dunn's fey, howling early-computer-age reimagining, my third favorite Berry cover ever.
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Go deeper: Polar vortex splits, sending frigid air howling into the U.S., Europe The polar vortex is about to split into 3 pieces Polar vortex causes brutal cold snap across Midwest, Ohio Valley
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I mean, the camera could also come in handy if you're looking to impressionistically capture the body-heat outlines from your recreational fire spinning & howling league, but $600 is a lot of money.
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The money was good, but Sammartino said he was motivated by pride, not howling fans who admired his headlock on the Sheik of Araby or goaded him to kick and stomp Crybaby Cannon.
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"Witch," with its sinister, meandering bass, is the most familiar of all, laced with howling violins that were absent in the past, but every bit insistent and sinister as anything on Beach Music.
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There's currently about 1,000 names on the "To Record" list, though, so you'll have to wait at least four months to hear your name cheerfully crooned with the sound of a howling dog.
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I'd rather be naïve and hopeful than face the alternative: the howling terror, the sensation that danger is kept at bay only by that familiar weight, those familiar clicks, and what comes after.
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The Berlin-era Bowie tribute "All I Want," a deeply sad requiem for a relationship, climaxes with Murphy howling "Take me home," as if his self-reflection has become too much to bear.
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The fires, driven by howling seasonal winds, have forced California power utility PG&E Corp to cut electricity here to millions of people to prevent its transmission lines from touching off new blazes.
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Seconds later a howling rain squall sent the players off court for more than an hour and when they returned Thiem looked poised to win when serving at 5-3 and 40-15.
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GLOW makes great use of its ensemble cast by finding and displaying each woman's individual strengths, creating memorable scenes out of someone howling on roller blades or clumsily rolling out of the ring.
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"They all said, 'We appreciate this,' 'It's very brave,' 'Great job,' but very few would repost it or speak up publicly," said Dr. Ford, who was subjected to a howling anti-vaccination barrage.
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I don't remember the call as it happened, but I recall the aftermath, when I was crying too hard to stay upright and crawled under my coffee table, howling like an injured animal.
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In the wake of the #MeToo tsunami, the conservative coyote pack is howling that liberals would be calling for the mayor's head if she were a Republican man instead of a Democratic woman.
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Inside the theatre, however, Andreas Kriegenburg's direction and Harald Thor's set designs summoned an entrancingly chilled world of snowflakes and ice-flowers, of cold blue light, dazzling white-outs and howling polar wildernesses.
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Trump's voice was impossible to ignore when the House impeachment managers played incriminating video clips of the human fidget spinner himself, sometimes howling over the blades of his chopper on the South Lawn.
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With both sets of fans in the 54,000 crowd at Brasilia's Mane Garrincha stadium howling in derision, players from both sides had to push-start the ambulance to bring it back to life.
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"All of a sudden the oxygen masks dropped out and you started hearing this real howling sound, which I think was the engine because the pilot was diving to get below," he said.
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Two violent winds — the warm southern sirocco and the cold northern bora — started howling together, and with the full moon, the rising tide and the torrential rain, the perfect storm was engulfing Venice.
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On Monday, Hurricane Dorian slammed into the Abacos Islands in the Bahamas as an incredibly powerful Category 5 hurricane, with howling winds in excess of 185 mph and gusts up to 220 mph.
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On Monday, Hurricane Dorian slammed into the Abacos Islands in the Bahamas as an incredibly powerful Category 5 hurricane, with howling winds in excess of 185 mph and gusts up to 220 mph.
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"As well as the challenge of capturing images at night, the conditions in Iceland were at times harsh; howling wind, cold rain and sub-zero temperatures all added to this challenge," Mcglynn told me.
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If there's one positive thing that could be taken from tokophobia, it's the need for us to be more understanding and open about each other's decisions, perceptions, and howling, fear-wracked panic regarding pregnancy.
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One thing is clear in all the confusion: anyone who thinks that Britain can go through the madness of the Brexit drama and then revert to politics as normal is howling at the Moon.
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Lighthouse residents, some of them disabled and receiving public assistance such as food stamps, spent Tuesday night listening to Michael's howling winds and watching with growing alarm as the storm surge swamped the motel.
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If your dog is pacing, howling, panting, and trying to run as far away from the sound as possible; if your cat is hiding, its ears cocked back, its eyes dilated, they need help.
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Over at the side stage—where experimentation is not only welcomed but expected—the howling wolves of, well, "Wolves," could be heard during Fractal Fantasy first couple Sinjin Hawke and Zora Jones' joint set.
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Dingoes and wild dogs start howling from the nearby MacDonnell Ranges; police cars, sirens deafening, speed past and stop at a row of houses ahead, all hidden from view by tall corrugated iron barriers.
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And then there are all those howling wolves; hooting owls; moonlight-detecting, sperm- and egg-releasing corals; vampires; and other creatures whose nocturnal movements and mischief are indelibly linked to the moon's enduring allure.
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Mr Khan's campaign has since proven too thin-skinned; howling that (admittedly unfair) Conservative accusations that he is a "radical" and a "lab rat" for Labour's leadership were respectively anti-Islam and anti-London.
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Utah politicians have made hay for decades by howling over the injustice, yet their actions and those of Congress have validated the monument in several concrete ways that have proven enormously beneficial to Utah.
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From time to time Marshall emerges, howling at the moon, but even these moments are tinged with the tonality of a record that spends its time in a state of disrepair, misdirection, frustration, anger.
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Hang on to your hats and break out your winter coats: An Arctic blast will bring frigid temperatures and howling winds across much of the central and eastern U.S. over the next few days.
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First formed in the early nineties, Little Ugly Girls are forgotten heroes of Australian punk, a howling Tesla coil of energy that left a mark on the genre without ever releasing a full album.
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"Last week, while liberals were howling at the heavens, Log Cabin Republicans had our heads down working to develop common-sense conservative solutions to protect transgender students," said Gregory T. Angelo, the group's president.
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If the dungeon equates the imprisoned to the monstrous, then pieces like howling dogs, Begscape and With Those We Love Alive ask us to inhabit the skin of the monstrous, the grotesque, the pitiable.
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And if she tries to do a [Trans-Pacific Partnership] or like a TPP-lite early on, she'll be a one-term president for sure, because there will be howling opposition from the left.
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He turned to the doorman, Wolf—a 300-pound, six-foot-five, self-identified werewolf with silver claws on each knuckle and a penchant for howling and growling at random—and dapped him up.
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With temperatures well below freezing and a bitterly cold, howling wind whipping up the snow on exposed parts of the course, many of the competitors struggled to find their range, but Peiffer seemed unperturbed.
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Though the play is a coproduction with WP Theater, it would need even greater resources to do full credit to the scenes in which ecological revenge and Dionysian frenzy blur into one howling terror.
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She had a handful of hits — the cheeky "Rich," the desperate "I Could Use a Love Song," the howling "My Church" — that tartly underscored just how ideologically robust the rest of the genre wasn't.
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Murderers and cops, journalists and racists, the people howling for more bloodshed, the people begging for calm—all of us working together on a single production, all of us following the script to perfection.
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Go deeper: Polar vortex preys on the Midwest with coldest air in a generation Polar vortex splits, sending frigid air howling into the U.S., Europe The polar vortex is about to split into 3 pieces
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Oh jeez, I forget which one it is now, but there was one that had me like howling, it was some stupid '80s song, it's gonna be something like Wham or Toto or something stupid.
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Bump infuses these childhood sections with an aching, tender innocence, as when his dad gives 5-year-old Claude a beer, kicking off a Thanksgiving food fight, adults flinging mashed potatoes and howling with laughter.
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It didn't take long for the big guys to start howling and Oracle (you will hear that name more than once in this story), filed a formal complaint over the deal with Government Accountability Office.
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Ramaphosa, who negotiated on behalf of the ANC in talks to end apartheid, has ignored frustration from some sections of the media and opposition parties who have been howling for Zuma to go for years.
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But the wind was howling, a passing flurry was coating my glasses in a film of wet snow, and on a brisk walk I saw nothing but miles of the arid, melancholy High Desert landscape.
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Blocton paints grid-based abstractions, but her treatment of the surface seems expressly designed to send Clement Greenberg, the preeminent postwar critical voice and iron-fisted arbiter of formalism and flatness, howling into the night.
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A series of R2-D2-like bleeps morphed into a dog howling in a desert, which went haywire and became a bird before transforming into a metronome, then trickling raindrops, ricocheting and encircling the room.
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After the 1980s, which—if every documentary I've ever seen about the period is correct—saw the entire country howling into cell phones while sucking oysters out of each others' breast pockets, came the 90s.
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At home in the Hollywood Hills, it's karaoke and ballet practice (for Aviana, at least, Ms. Adams has hung up her own pointe shoes for now) and raucous singalongs with their three howling rescue dogs.
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Solar and wind are playing a greater role in power generation, but without effective energy storage techniques, natural gas and coal are needed for times when the sun isn't shining or the wind isn't howling.
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Read more " _____ • Naomi Wolf in New Republic: "Wolf whistle politics represents a new and frightening thing in twenty-first-century American public life: naked primal political rage howling at women, in filthy and scary ways.
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"Between the ice and snow, and winds howling like crazy, there will be nothing moving" until late afternoon Monday, Greg Gust, a National Weather Service meteorologist in Grand Forks, North Dakota, told the Associated Press.
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So while Müller was howling with laughter at the fan film in Waging, defender Mats Hummels was in a village near Nuremberg, and the Polish striker Robert Lewandowski was in a different one outside Ingolstadt.
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Instead, defiance ("we didn't care") marks the acknowledgment that this howling chorus has done nothing more — or less — than "shaped the still air" in a world of their own, and ultimately of their own making.
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Authorities attribute the Camp Fire's high death toll partly to the speed with which flames raced through the town with little advance warning, driven by howling winds and fueled by drought-desiccated scrub and trees.
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He remains a good sport, cracking jokes to the crowd about the mishap as Mötley roadcrew spends the better part of ten minutes guiding the set back to the ground, to howling cheers from the crowd.
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And what you see here is the sort of howling at the moon branch of the Democratic Party in which they throw out whatever radical proposal they want and then suggest that this is truly authentic.
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They built lives in a new world into which they were thrust, like babies dipped howling into the baptismal font in Pittsburgh's Kościół Matki Boskiej, the shock of the future coming over them in a rush.
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You want to pity the gagged man howling for mercy after a teenager stabs him repeatedly in the eyes and chest, but he was also abusing little girls and has been on Arya's list for years.
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We can argue as to whether the fears of the Trump administration or its various howling Twitter goons are grounded in reality (many have), but the fact is: social media platforms are lousy arbiters of speech.
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But I have a hard time imagining the human being who is willing to physically separate a howling, vomiting child from their parent, and to deny them even five minutes of mercy to console one another.
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The Commission on Presidential Debates did one very important thing: Got it right — and, in the process, checked off every box to keep the usual suspects from howling over a group or gender not being represented.
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That trailer's now been furnished with English subtitles, but don't expect them to help a huge amount — this is still a Final Fantasy game, heavy with melodrama, symbolism, and elegantly coiffed young men howling in frustration.
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The newly-adopted noise ordinance would impose a fine of up to $22019,000 or jail time up to 90 days if a dog is barking, howling or yelping for more than 20 minutes between 7 a.m.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Carmakers are dreaming up futuristic electric car engine sounds to ensure that pedestrians can hear vehicles that lack audible cues like high-revving, howling combustion engines, senior executives at the Geneva car show said.
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The shortest of these novellas, "The Case of the Howling Buddhas" (which I'd call a story, but Harrison ought to know), is a shirttail to his novels "The Great Leader" (2011) and "The Big Seven" (2015).
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Toxic Holocaust, Inepsy, and Midnight are obvious reference points; ragged howls and howling leads dominate while the bass handles the heavy lifting, and tracks like "Within the Everlasting Hellfire" rumble in with a decidedly Teutonic stomp.
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One lengthy closeup, a microcosm of the entire film, finds her staring into the mirror before Harry's funeral, first howling, then tussling with her tears, determined to square her shoulders and not be crushed by loss.
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On Twitter, Piers Morgan, a former tabloid newspaper editor who is now a television host, took issue with "the howling virtue-signalling Twitter PC mob" as being out of touch with popular sentiment about the tattoo.
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He speculates about the devil "howling in the wind" (there's a menacing-looking statue of Satan himself), reports Puritan superstitions about witches' bacchanals, and captures each gory execution of the accused with thoroughly macabre sound effects.
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This makes sense in terms of conversation, but it also means that any sound at all —a closing door, a barking dog, a howling child — can switch the main screen or drown out someone else's audio.
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So an author who suggests the dead are not howling in the abyss but rather hanging out in what she imagines as a pretty "waiting area" — well, that's an author who's easy for me to love.
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The song ended with Ms. Martinez repeatedly howling "I've got nothing to lose!" with her signature wild, emotionally transparent delivery — a vibe that she carries home with her, in contrast to the more formal Mr. Spencer.
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Elsewhere in the Hayward exhibition is a small shelf holding two objects: an Edvard Munch art book with "The Scream" on the cover and an African mask that bears an uncanny resemblance to the howling face.
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The dress rehearsal was a howling success, but the next day our director told us that some audience members had objected and that she was discarding the blackface and toning down the parody of black people.
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Authorities attribute the Camp Fire's high casualty count in large part to the tremendous speed with which flames raced through Paradise with little warning, driven by howling winds and fueled by drought-desiccated scrub and trees.
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So conservatives are framing their criticisms of Ocasio-Cortez and, in Shapiro's words, the "howling at the moon branch of the Democratic Party," through not just Ocasio-Cortez's political platform, but through her gaffes and misstatements.
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"She's howling like a stuck pig," Felder told the New York Daily News, referring to Hanover's decision to remain at Gracie Mansion while seeking a court order to keep her husband's very public girlfriend, Judi Nathan, out.
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I was a caricature of the scrappy, angry journalist howling at sources on the phone and getting fatter and fatter as I ate lunch and dinner at my desk, washing it all down with wine and whiskey.
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Meanwhile, an estimated 50,403 people were under evacuation orders in the Santa Clarita area north of Los Angeles as hot, dry Santa Ana winds howling at up to 50 mph (80 kph) drove the flames into neighborhoods.
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Behind glass panes at the asylum, madmen sporting bizarre white masks can be seen capering and howling, causing Lollio irritation — he keeps having to leave the scene to tend to them — but helping to advance Antonio's cause.
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Kentucky man rescues dog trapped on a river bank Raw video: A Kentucky man treks down a river bank to rescue a dog who had been reportedly trapped for a number of days before being heard howling.
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Actually I never knew if that was BS or not but we were about to sign the contract, and there was maybe 403 inches of snow, the wind is howling, and he comes over with another guy.
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Joe Hatt of Howling Owl Records asks: "How can it be a revolution when the bands and the artists who are looking to the future can't be heard over the sound of the irrelevant and the dead?"
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Irma arrived on Marco Island -- which measures about 215 square miles and is located in the southwestern part of Florida -- Sunday afternoon with howling wind gusts measuring up to 130 mph, according to the National Weather Service.
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Authorities attribute the Camp Fire's high casualty count in large part to the tremendous speed with which flames raced through Paradise with little advance warning, driven by howling winds and fueled by drought-desiccated scrub and trees.
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A fast-food restaurant is riddled with bullets after a high-octane shootout, a bloody teenage girl is howling in terror, and there's no explanation for the breakneck escalation of events other than this: It's robbin' season.
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I can almost hear him howling at Packer from the grave, berating him for the brutal passages and then, after realizing how brilliant and brilliantly he has been portrayed, pouring on his flattery and ham-handed charm.
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He is hot, bored and skeptical, until he meets Kiyo, a "blossoming beauty" whose symptoms — howling, writhing, frothing, with something fox-shaped sliding sinuously beneath her skin — conform more closely to folklore than to any textbook diagnosis.
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Instead of the howling winds of last year, Puerto Ricans woke to the heartening lyrics of "Amanecer borincano" — "Puerto Rican Sunrise" — in a performance that was televised and live-streamed across the island to commemorate the anniversary.
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CAPE GRIM, Tasmania — On the best days, the wind howling across this rugged promontory has not touched land for thousands of miles, and the arriving air seems as if it should be the cleanest in the world.
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The timing seemed anything but coincidental: With cable news channels switching to wall-to-wall storm coverage, the fierce criticism of Mr. Trump's action, from Republicans as well as Democrats, was largely lost in the howling winds.
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But even what we do know — his admitted solicitation of foreign help in digging up dirt on political rivals, his praise for brutal autocrats — would have had Republicans howling about treason if a Democrat had done it.
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Whether you're cleansing your crystals, setting your intentions for the new year, saying goodbye to the decade or howling at it (we won't judge), here's how to see the moon while it's full and bright in December.
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One fisherman I met in East Kalimantan told me he often escaped howling winds by hiding in mangroves, and the trees have long been a living shelter for the sea nomads of this region, the Bajau people.
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Big businesses are howling that Trump is undercutting their ability to sell to the vast majority of the world's consumers -- a particularly damaging move if manufacturing jobs that have already left the United States are gone for good.
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He's going to be sticky and all up in your grill and just howling about everything and you can't get rid of him — like when you trying to flick a booger away but it's just stuck to you?
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The result is a collection of glaring, garish contradictions: a fetish for discipline paired with distaste for accountability, a wild sentimentality with a howling cynical nullity underneath, a veneration of sacrifice and a governing ethos of grasping greed.
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It is, as she writes in the petition, "blatantly insensitive to Native American history and culture," featuring stereotypical iconography of a wolf howling at the moon and a teepee glowing beneath the torch of the Statue of Liberty.
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In 2014, with friends Brian Versek and Dan Howling, he found what was an abandoned auto parts factory in an isolated section of North Philadelphia and proceeded to transform the cavernous, subterranean space into a thriving urban farm.
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In the course of the film, we see howling young white males, some mere boys, carrying signs painted with swastikas and tracking demonstrators; the National Guard escorting black schoolchildren through the gauntlet of angry faces in Little Rock.
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The latest recurrence of Santa Ana winds, howling into the region through mountain passes from the desert, coincided with extremely low relative humidity and a prolonged lack of rainfall that has left vegetation tinder-dry across the region.
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The Democrats' constant, tortured analysis of what went wrong, howling at the moon in anger or jest, is not only backward-looking but an insult to the voters who made the rational decision to switch to Donald Trump.
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The latest recurrence of Santa Ana winds, howling into the region through mountain passes from the desert, coincided with extremely low relative humidity and a prolonged lack of rainfall that has left vegetation tinder-dry across the region.
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For the most part, the weather cooperated, but there was one night when the wind came up and the sky opened, gushing frigid rain along with the howling wind — I worried that my tent would be blown over.
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Parched in Extremadura—with people like Sarah and Martha howling, panting, and mewling—we saw across the plain a hilltop town, a mile or two from the highway, and we turned to go there and quench the thirst.
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Or why the entire trauma of the Vietnam War is encapsulated by a single June 1972 photo of a young Vietnamese girl, naked and barefoot, howling in anguish as dark smoke billows behind her after a napalm attack.
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Defense lawyers have been howling in protest that the agency gets a "home court" advantage before its own judges, and the question of whether they were constitutionally appointed could have a significant impact far beyond just pending cases.
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Tort reform groups, as you're probably aware, have been howling for years about "judicial hellholes" in Cook, Madison and St. Clair counties, where supposedly plaintiffs-friendly judges and juries have a reputation for delivering outsized verdicts against corporate defendants.
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In the village of Flatts, just outside Bermuda's capital city of Hamilton, towering palm trees were bent over virtually at 90-degree angles in the howling winds, and boats moored at a nearby inlet rocked in the heavy waves.
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Delirious and even frightening in its best moments, Goat recreates hazing scenarios that range from dumb 'n drunk to flat-out frightening, with howling young men spewing homophobic provocations at aspiring pledges who want the social benefits of brotherhood.
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" The Lesson by Cadwell Turnbull If you recognize Cadwell Turnbull's name, that might be because he was one of the authors of our Better Worlds anthology project earlier this year with his story "Monsters Come Howling in Their Season.
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My second baby died before his or her tiny heart even had a chance to beat, and within a week of the positive pregnancy test I was on the kitchen floor howling from the heartache of losing another baby.
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When he's not making music under this moniker he's one half of Howling, as well as a member of the trio The Acid, both of which meld glitchtronics and boomier beats, painting his reverbed dreaminess into a dancier frame.
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A good example of this vacuous fight-picking, which I think of as a howling canyon filled with misdirected energy, is Brett Easton Ellis's new book White, a hodgepodge of inflammatory opinions designed to raise hives on the left.
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McLEAN'S TOWN CAY, Bahamas (AP) — Hurricane Dorian bore down on the northern Bahamas on Saturday with howling winds, surging seas and a threat of torrential rains, forcing some evacuations and hotel closures ahead of the fierce Category 4 storm.
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The government appears to be defiantly sailing on as if nothing has gone wrong, speaking ominously of "unfinished business" that it apparently needs to conduct, leaving it no time to listen to the angry rabble howling for its resignation.
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Symbolically charged by floating above the record cover, is a photograph Berman took in 1964 of Brian Jones intensely howling during the Rolling Stones's Teenage American Music International (TAMI) show performance with fuzzy bassist Bill Wyman in the background.
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You can shelter a person from experience, you can limit or control or deny her experience, but if you do, the prohibition in itself will become the experience — spliced with frustration, depression, "hysteria" and, of course, howling, uncontainable rage.
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I had only just discovered the howling of Paterson's native son, the poet Allen Ginsberg, and was about to read Jack Kerouac's "On the Road," whose main character, Sal Paradise, lives for a time with his aunt in Paterson.
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He'd also have missed a mob of white New Orleanians howling abuse as they witnessed the unthinkable: a quartet of US marshals escorting a 6-year-old girl named Ruby Bridges as she entered school to attend first grade.
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