When he needs to hum it, he can hum it.
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"I have never heard the Taos hum, but I've heard stories of the Taos hum," she said.
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But Bloomberg is betting that desperate times call for ho-hum measures, albeit ho-hum measures executed at gargantuan scale.
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The camera above the screen, by the way, is still a ho-hum 720p sensor that produces ho-hum image quality.
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The absolute best of them merely reduce noise, and work best with low-frequency droning sounds, meaning a loud hum becomes a quieter hum.
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It's not totally outlandish to make an argument that "Hum-Allah-Hum-Allah-Hum-Allah's" finale—about ten minutes in, when Sanders' horn comes roaring into the foreground after a relaxing vocal meditation on religion and peace—is almost as impactful as "The Creator's" peak.
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Under this scenario Fitch anticipates categorizing HUM as a 'core' member of the AET organization under Fitch's group rating methodology, thereby referring AET's financial strength to HUM.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. health insurer Humana Inc (HUM.
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HONG KONG — China's factories are beginning to hum again.
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" Kempowski later described the hum as a "Babylonian chorus.
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Over twenty years later, I could still hum the song.
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If you hum these songs — and you will, they're catchy!
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But actually studying the hum can have important scientific uses.
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Hum the "Happy Birthday" song from beginning to end twice.
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Others struggle to hear cicadas over the hum of machinery.
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I used to hum along to the quirky theme song.
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They have big eyes with long lashes, and they hum.
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Jazz offered accessible melodies that anyone could hum along to.
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Once it's gone, only a low hum of despair remains.
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"We don't vote, we use things like hum," Turner said.
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You can read your Bible or hum gospel tunes anywhere.
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Hum Nutrition Daily Cleanse, $20 (originally $25) [You save $5]
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In it, as in ho hum porn, actors have sex.
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Instead of the hum of lab equipment, there's Orlando Bloom.
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Aetna (AET) and Humana (HUM) were each down about 3%.
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It's warm, and the lights emit a very faint hum.
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The low ceilings hum with fluorescent lights and ceiling fans.
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And for these songs, there's no need to just hum.
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Instead, I concentrate on the dull hum of the flamethrowers.
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Hum the 'Happy Birthday' song from beginning to end twice.
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Sing or hum "Happy Birthday" twice through to keep time.
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Throughout "Monsters," there's the subtle hum of her sexual confusion.
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Taken together, the six pieces emit an almost audible hum.
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Today the streets of Ubud hum with throngs of tourists.
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The machine began to hum like a loud vacuum cleaner.
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About 1.6 billion AC units hum on the planet today.
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But I could tell the hum of excitement was unusual.
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Ho hum hot dog eating competitions suddenly seem so passé.
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N) to insurance providers and retailers like Humana Inc (HUM.
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Bottom sixth: Leadoff double followed by three straight outs. Ho-hum.
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Here is where we stand statistically: — With reporting by Robert Hum
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This ho-hum performance also rears its head in the camera.
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Then came an relatively ho-hum split decision over Dan Henderson.
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In her right ear, the news broadcast burbled its comforting hum.
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Earnings out this morning include Humana (HUM) and Office Depot (ODP).
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Whenever I mention it, Glen and Sera hum and look away.
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Companies like Hustler Hollywood and HUM vibrators were among the donors.
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A monk lets off a long, deep hum for the dead.
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This disturbs the magma reservoir, causing it to oscillate or 'hum.
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N) was down 2.3 percent at $130.02 and Humana Inc (HUM.
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But, as we all know, nothing is ho-hum these days.
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Gleaming pipes emerge from the ground; five modern generators hum quietly.
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Instead, the Michelin-starred eatery was operating at its normal hum.
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"We literally ask people in the room to hum," he clarified.
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A low hum could be heard during the day, the night.
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The low hum of the pump motors churned in the background.
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Her silence turns into the cloudy hum of the device's effect.
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I became aware of a muted hum coming from the tree.
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Generators hum constantly, but sometimes they fail, even at fancy hotels.
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She was enveloped by the hum of computer fans cooling hardware.
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And you would hear this hum, and then turn it off.
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Don't pretend you can't hum every note of Green Hill Zone.
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What exactly makes a vibrator tick (or throb, buzz, or hum)?
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Just another ho-hum Christmas Eve for a North Carolina couple.
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The headphones don't completely remove an airplane's hum, but they're close!
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There is an underlying hum of mutual suspicion in this arrangement.
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Watch the video below, and pre-order Southland Hum right here.
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Sometimes they sing back to me "Leave us alone," they hum.
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With seductive tranquility and lulling shimmer, Steichen's trees sway and hum.
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Say "so" as you inhale and then say the word "hum" as you exhale, Chopra says, describing the "So Hum" mantra that is derived from Sanskrit and often used in yoga and other forms of meditation.
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With Dodd-Frank, we are less likely to hum that tune again.
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Their debut album Hum out 2.26 via Beyond Beyond is Beyond Records.
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Life will hum along, even with a miniature Earth crowding the walkways.
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We're surrounded by lies — exaggerations, self-deceptions, the background hum of advertisements.
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All I got was the high, frantic hum of a busy circuit.
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That is the first Halloween I remember the hum of petrified parents.
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Instead, they'll be drowned out by the hum of the vibrating motor.
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Cover girl Kim Kardashian's on the cover of another magazine. Ho-hum.
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The idea of using gene drives to save species began to hum.
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And pretty much anyone can hum the scores of those two movies.
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I could hear its hum, yet felt none of its cooling effects.
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Just tap the "Bus" profile to drown out the low frequency hum.
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According to GreyNoise, much of this hum is going to be malicious.
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By the numbers: The health care jobs engine continues to hum along.
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There is just grass and a hum of terror in the air.
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She fine-tuned the flow, and the machine started to hum smoothly.
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Its streets hum with supersize cars and its skyline bristles with cranes.
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The International Space Station is deafeningly noisy: fans whirr and electronics hum.
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The sound is ethereal—an otherworldly hum resonating from our own planet.
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Even with custom earplugs my ears start to hum and it's unbearable.
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What's with this hum that only certain people in town can hear?
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Is the ever-present hum of the internet drowning those out, too?
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It's a sequence that automatically produces the desire for a gentle hum.
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I've got the low-quality-audio hum of a fake air conditioner.
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Its top sellers include Shiffa jade face rollers and Hum Nutrition supplements.
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I hit play and hum along while I walk to the subway.
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Every time one starts up, I hear his impression in the hum.
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N) efforts to develop closer ties with health insurer Humana Inc (HUM.
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There's no fixed recipe: One might shriek fire, and another blithely hum.
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You could hear the steady hum of their colleagues doing the same.
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This is about the same price as two evenings of ho-hum firelogs.
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That means there's not even the hum of a vibration ringer left on.
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A different background noise … still a hum but a softer, more natural buzz.
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Tubes snake out of the enclosures, connecting to machines that beep and hum.
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The auto industry continues to hum, thanks to the relatively robust consumer economy.
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A background hum of joblessness reflects the delay in matching jobseekers with jobs.
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Some expect to find the droned hum of a traditional repertory venue here.
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Her voice was a whisper, barely heard over the hum of the machine.
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Tay started contributing to the hum of Twitter again at around 3am EST.
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The hum of the engine grows louder as he walks toward the vehicle.
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Is it because you really like to hum along to Master of Puppets?
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In Iowa, Democrats offered any number of reasons for the ho-hum showing.
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An enormous hum fills the room as Ikasaya closes the door behind me.
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One of those is HUM Nutrition, which are beauty vitamins sold at Sephora.
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The smell of cold night in the chapel and the hum of prayer.
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At one point, a hum of bees caused her to shriek and run.
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Position your head as if you're making eye contact with it. Hum. Wait.
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He stopped the dial at 88.7, which was emitting a barely audible hum.
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Still, there is a quiet hum of despair and regret beneath their inaction.
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On Saturday night, Louisville's could rattle and hum its way into a promotion.
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I hum, trying not to sound like something from a Woody Allen film.
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Lights have to shine, monitors have to work, and vents have to hum.
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As she worked, she hummed a song that he began to hum, too.
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Now there is the near silent hum of the mini-sub's electric motors.
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They hum in the shower, They know the sun thinks kindly of them.
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Researchers studied the Taos hum in 1993 but did not pinpoint a source.
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Bees hum over every patch of skin and cicadas crawl between her fingers.
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There was an audible white-noise hum that got worse during rush hour.
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The streets hum with activity from supermarkets, cheap diners, hairdressers and cellphone stores.
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Listening to the radio in the sweep and hum of an oscillating fan.
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Even the trojan's payload turns out to be ho-hum: garden variety adware.
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Underneath the soft hum of conversation, I could hear classical piano music playing.
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Dayton's offense started to hum with a Landers dunk, followed by Watson's jumper.
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So what investors got was a quarterly earnings report that was ho-hum.
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Mr. Herman still wanted people to hum his tunes on the way home.
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At first glance, it seemed like any other ho-hum skippable hotel restaurant.
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WATCH: — CNBC's Chloe Aiello, Robert Hum, Elizabeth Gurdus and Patti Domm contributed reporting.
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There's nothing about any of these models that is ho-hum or ordinary.
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Fingers tapping against temples, an aborted half-hum hangs limply in the air.
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In the typical company, it is a mid-level ho-hum job. Why?
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Slashes of kimchi-infused aioli introduce a hum of heat without softening the crust.
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For others, it's practically sacrilege to hum "Jingle Bells" a moment before December 1.
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" I yell over the hum of the machine then let out an anguished: "Aaarrrrgh!
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As the children's choir crooned over the hum of a Hammond organ, the Rev.
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The diffuser also glows and has a nice hum that puts me right asleep.
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It remembers the sense of mystery and fear that makes Metroid hum with energy.
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Conspiratorial-sounding mechanisms hum, click, and crackle arhythmically, as low- droning tones linger on.
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"Architecture for me was always about creating experiences, not glass and concrete," Hum said.
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Now is a great time for entrepreneurs to experiment with mobile marketing, Hum said.
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The Hum update will be available on Apple and Google Play later this month.
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The market is ho-hum ... so what if the Fed raises 25 basis points.
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The lights began to pulse faster, and the thrumming rose to an urgent hum.
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This all sounds like a story of ho-hum technocratic reactions to economic circumstances.
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At first I thought "hum" must be an acronym or some specialized mail daemon.
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When she's happy, she'll clap, hum, wiggle her head, and seek out eye contact.
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Landing on Thanksgiving, it's not terrible, just more ho-hum than ho, ho, ho.
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The good news is the economy continues to hum along at a strong pace.
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The hum of machinery, of a thousand people talking and dump trucks rumbling continued.
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In the 1980s, an unidentified hum woke up houseboat tenants in San Francisco Bay.
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Everything's lit by lamps so freakout-inducingly bright that they emit an audible hum.
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Artists to mention: Brian Eno, Stars of the Lid, the hum of a fridge.
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Rejuvenate yourself through the serene neutral hum of a power washer gliding over carpet.
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The hum was still in my ears when I went to sleep that night.
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Popular interest in the space program faded fast; the astounding had become ho-hum.
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When I'm running and my brain quiets down to a hum, visions pop through.
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Slipping into a pair is the easiest way to update a ho-hum outfit.
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He then executes a dicey, 290-foot two-putt for another par. Ho-hum.
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Wherever they live, they provide manpower and energy that make economies hum and produce.
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Coke gives barbecue sauce a certain roundness, I think, a kind of caramel hum.
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It's folly for Canadian politicians to stick their fingers in their ears and hum.
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Pour yourself a bourbon and hum along to Simon and Garfunkel on the soundtrack.
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But what my action prompted was a hum that further muffled my uncles' conversation.
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Daniel Fienberg, The Hollywood Reporter: It's that ensemble that still makes Stranger Things hum.
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"As bonding mammals built for connection, this makes our nervous systems hum," she said.
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Ten o'clock causes the generators to hum in excitement for what is to come.
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It's that moment before an event starts, the way the night starts to hum.
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N) which lists one woman among its 10 directors, and health insurer Humana Inc (HUM.
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The hum of side conversations gave way to chants of "We care!" outside city hall.
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The hum harmonized with the reverberations of Edwards Air Force Base, north of Los Angeles.
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EVERY winter, town squares all over Europe are filled by the hum of Christmas choirs.
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Humana (HUM) and Aetna (AET) remain on watch today, after Humana tumbled 11 percent Thursday.
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It's almost as if falling mortgage rates are becoming hum-drum, at least for homebuyers.
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That's not to say that your brain is emitting an imperceptible hum all the time.
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You couldn't help but hum the cheese version of Eurythmics' "Sweet Dreams" in this bedroom.
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"Who am I?" each sensate asks themselves over the slow hum of Generic Inspiring Music.
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It was the heart-wrenching highlight of a pretty hum-drum Emmys — a live proposal.
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But, like so many titans — and regular people — Rhimes realized the hum was not sustainable.
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So find your joy — and realize the hum is not about work, it's about love.
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She had the lyrics immediately — she didn't hum a melody, she just went right in.
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The global economy is finally starting to hum, and export-driven emerging markets will benefit.
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Ho, hum, another day, another SpaceX rocket landing on a drone ship in the ocean.
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He would continue to hum along with Darline's song, and keep whispering in Paris's ear.
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The machine is mid-cycle, emitting a low hum like a lawnmower several gardens away.
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There has always been a low hum of speculation that Mr. Magee had an accomplice.
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He had not been paying attention to the alternating hum and jangle of the mixer.
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You could hear the hum of the stage lights, the squeak of the camera rigs.
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Sometimes they quietened down, but there was always a low hum thrumming in the background.
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It's an interesting hybrid, because some material is clearly articulating themes that you can hum.
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Richard glanced at his phone's blank screen—the galactic space of it, the empty hum.
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Manhattan Inn has closed, but the Hum has surged forward in front of bigger crowds.
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This bioluminescent toadfish, which is native to Pacific coastal waters, produces a didgeridoo-like hum.
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But certain extras can help shift a ho-hum road trip into the next gear.
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We sat in the living room all night, listening for the hum of the U.F.O.s.
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New technology is creating some excitement in the formerly ho-hum world of dental care.
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Yet few contemporary British writers possess keener antennae for the background hum of public affairs.
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But the physical structures maintain a dignified, immobile silence — or at most, a steady hum.
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In fact, you unabashedly hum along and make up words at the top of your lungs?
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The only sound is the soft, peaceful hum of the ocean lapping up against the shore.
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These vibrations then travel through the chamber, creating a deep, textured hum of subtly shifting notes.
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Because the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus are definitely the ho-hum iPhones this year.
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Just put your hands over your ears and hum very loudly until you get your way.
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" Here are a few of my personal favorites: "It's impossible to hum while holding your nose!
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The judge's ruling effectively prohibits AET from moving forward with its previously announced acquisition of HUM.
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Similarly, absent an appeal by AET or HUM and assuming that the merger agreement terminates Feb.
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Robert Hum is a Breaking News Producer based at CNBC headquarters in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey.
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The Obama administration is also trying to block Aetna's (AET) $2665 billion merger with Humana (HUM).
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Hum Rider is that vehicular reinvention and, perhaps, the answer to all your traffic congestion frustration.
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Indeed, the researchers first noticed the hum when it showed up in data about ocean storms.
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So I would sometimes hum out a really bad tempo feel [he demonstrates over the phone].
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The existing ratings assigned to HUM and its subsidiaries are not affected by today's rating action.
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But the hum of the Israeli drone from just across the border is never far off.
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Step to the other side, and the hum of Volkswagens and Skodas falls away almost entirely.
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But the hum of the boat lulled me to sleep for a solid few hours undisturbed.
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But this year, despite a scorching spring, the hum of electricity has remained constant in Dhaka.
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Each washing machine made a steady, whirring hum, like the sound of, well, a washing machine.
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In one recent interview with Hum news, Khan denounced Western feminism as an impediment to motherhood.
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There were also rumors last year that Walmart (WMT) might want to buy insurer Humana (HUM).
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There is an urgent hum and raging optimism running in tandem through Whitman, which Saul shares.
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"I'll tell you, I think it's a lot of ho-hum," he said in the video.
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Some people who saw the electrical arc flash and its aftermath reported hearing a loud hum.
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"But I don't want to come in and keep things ho-hum," she told her parents.
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Whole serrano chiles bring a low-frequency spicy hum, adding not so much heat as depth.
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The list of girls' names includes Figgy, Gethsemane, Czar-Czar, Hum, Koala, Scar, Power and Queenie.
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Small factories hum with productivity, support local workers and contribute to the nation's gross national product.
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In a sense, they (and we through them) are always out there searching for the hum.
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Three kinds of sleep in the hum home down the dark valley back to New Haven.
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Some of today's favorites had to survive a critical drubbing, or a ho-hum box office.
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A wide variety of rhythmic and harmonic combinations emerged from the meditative hum of this ensemble.
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Cons: Critics point out a lack of variety with slot machines and a ho-hum buffet.
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The helicopter is the soundtrack to the entire video, its disembodied hum smothering the night sky.
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Which is why LP3 and The Tragedy's new video for "Southland Hum" is a heartwarming thing.
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Today they're premiering their new video for "Southland Hum," the title track to their upcoming record.
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Woven through the burning heat of the oil will be the unmistakable, medicinal hum of Sichuan peppercorns.
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The Justice Department had sued to block both this deal and Aetna's (AET) purchase of Humana (HUM).
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Seismic sensors are picking up the "hum" caused by the wind and crashing waves in the ocean.
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Long Stock: AAPL, BAC, BLL, DIS, DISCA, GE,GILD, GM,HAIN, HD, HUM, INTC, JWN, KMI, KMI.
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The fragrance of wet sagebrush swelled with the hum of subtropical birds and a nearby construction crew.
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Long stock: AAPL, BAC, BLL, DIS, DISCA, GE,GILD, GM,HAIN, HD, HUM, INTC, JWN, KMI, KMI.
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These ho-hum productions are not entirely without pleasure, but they misunderstand the appeal of their star.
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Long Stock: AAPL, BAC, BLL, DIS, DISCA,GE,GILD, GM,HAIN, HD, HUM, INTC, JWN, KMI, KMI.
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Hum studied architecture at Cornell University, an experience he says influenced the way he looked at business.
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So Hum taught himself how to code at night, while working as an architect during the day.
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"Of course your car can't do that," Verizon chuckles in the promotional video for the Hum Rider.
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Their harsh hum complements my high-frequency paintings, made of spray paint and acrylic on stretched canvas.
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There are some after-market devices that do this already: Verizon's Hum enables geofencing and speed alerts.
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"Most will say ho-hum, that doesn't begin to describe the offensiveness of the conduct," he said.
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In the distance planes approaching Stansted airport whine; refrigerator units at a nearby food-processing factory hum.
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This is partly because, at the macro level, the world economy continues to hum along quite nicely.
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To close your eyes and hear the quiet hum of traffic or the chirp of a sparrow?
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Trams hum along boulevards lined with elegant cafes and clogged with the cars German companies manufacture here.
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Watching the show, your ears become more familiar with the hum of the atmosphere than the action.
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I find it hard to believe that Chum Hum is just now getting into the tablet business.
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The mobile app tells the story of a hummingbird who wants to sing rather than just hum.
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Japan's economic engine may not exactly be roaring, but there is a definite hum in the air.
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Now, reports suggest the hum has returned — even though some locals say it's never really gone away.
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Some residents say the hum is so powerful this time, that it can rattle glassware in cupboards.
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For everyone else, the modern American condition includes a low-level hum of understandable paranoia and anxiety.
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Share repurchase plans for AET, ANTM, HUM and CI had been suspended following merger agreements last year.
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It's the rare Christmas album that modifies overplayed melodies so elegantly you're happy to hum them again.
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Without the lights or the hum of cars, the sky took its place as the foremost thing.
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As capital investment is placed in an approved Opportunity Zone, the local economic engine begins to hum.
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That peace is interrupted by the hum of a machine that sits just a few feet away.
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"Atlanta" cooks low, slow and crackling, and Mr. Glover dials Earn's affect down to a bare hum.
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"Hope Aur Hum" is one of those movies that is about nothing and says nothing of consequence.
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He argued in his goodbye note that "ho-hum reporting" about military conflicts essentially condones those conflicts.
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Nonetheless, I shook, though not in a way that you'd notice—it was more of a hum.
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During lulls in the action, the hum of the stadium's electrical infrastructure was audible along the concourse.
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Better yet, there are no cameras and the only sound is the soft hum from the fan.
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Night after night, the DJs, the crowd, the hum of the festival itself, brought their A-game.
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Every 15 seconds, the soft hum of a Hyperloop pod could be heard whooshing just above us.
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I chose the sound of waves in San Francisco's bay and the hum of my home computer.
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To help you keep track of time, the agency suggests you hum the "Happy Birthday" song twice.
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Maenad tongue— come-drunk hum-tranced honey-puller—for her hips, I am—strummed-song and succubus.
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The sound barely audible, the project emits a gentle hum, mixing the narratives of the workers together.
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When my ho-hum assessment was scrapped, I was so relieved I didn't even save a copy.
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A malleable curfew agreement cuts the boardwalk thumps to the low hum of conversation around 10 p.m.
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And I do start my morning with a green powder drink by Hum; it gives me energy.
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Even though I still hum the song, I talk about how barbaric it is to whip animals.
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Mr. Trump turned to shake a few hands, when a shout pierced the low hum of pleasantries.
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Clouds of butterflies, russet, black and white, flutter from the undergrowth and bees hum round the flowers.
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The studio was a quiet hum of murmured French and English, punctuated by Beyoncé on the speakers.
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McBride's stories often hum with sweet nostalgia, and some even dispatch a kind of fairy-tale moral.
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There has been an unsettling hum woven into the fibers of Twin Peaks since its very beginnings.
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Some prefer the hum of the air-conditioner in these summer months, and more structured meals, inside.
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The pumps hum, the water gurgles, and the whole thing makes the sound of a courtyard fountain.
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For some routine and well established machine-learning work, the neural engine can hum along by itself.
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The environmental inputs on the space station consist mostly of the constant hum of the ventilation system.
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Unlike the background microseism hum, stormquakes are localized point sources that only show up in certain areas.
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"Hum, taking the advice of my lawyer, I remain silent," he said, according to the court transcript.
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Ho hum, I feel lonely and felt like posting on here because I love the Dylan community.
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There's still nothing quite like the hum in New York City when the US Open revs up.
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Maju Varghese will help the Biden campaign "hum and work a little more seamlessly," one source said.
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Mark: When I hear the music, I put my fingers in my ears and hum very loudly.
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But the microphone he was wearing was still on and it recorded him making a jovial hum.
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The men were quiet amid the hum of a window AC unit and those planes taking off.
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The newsroom begins to hum as the first print deadline, for nonbreaking copy, looms at 6 p.m.
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This sonic cycle, from spooky church-organ hum to cataclysmic eruption and back, begins to feel meditative.
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He's got a ho-hum player efficiency rating of 26.6 that isn't even among his top eight seasons.
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"Most of us in a quiet environment will be aware of a little background hum," explains Dr. Barton.
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In practice, It has nothing to do with Joseph Goebbels, Egyptian mysticism, or the hum of the cosmos.
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Chevrolet Volts can chirp, hybrid Toyota Rav4s beep, and Prii (yes, that's the official plural of Prius) hum.
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N). Last year, large employers' concerns over two proposed mergers between health insurers Aetna and Humana Inc (HUM.
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" The album also features a new song from Janelle Monae titled "Hum Along And Dance (Gotta Get Down).
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Fair Game Ho-hum, another week, another multimillion-dollar settlement between regulators and a behemoth bank acting badly.
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Absent legal action by AET or HUM to appeal the ruling and assuming the merger agreement terminates Feb.
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For people who don't play an instrument: hum or sing whatever melodies pop into your head a capella.
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I'll hum or sing along to it, and then the last thing I do is write the words.
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This is stuff you know; this is the background hum of existence in 2018, louder by the day.
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With every indication the economy will hum along through November, he has his work cut out for him.
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So far, it's been a ho-hum beginning, with shares opening at $42, down from the IPO price.
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Compared to other David Edwards ideas, the scent-spewing Cyrano is positively concrete — even a bit ho-hum.
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Are things as good as everyone seems to think, or as ho-hum as the actual data show?
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The hum ranges from distant booms to a low tone that leaves locals wondering if they're hearing things.
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Verizon has its own connected car dongle called the Hum, which provides many similar location and diagnostic services.
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Confused, I listened for my son's cries but heard only the dull, anonymous hum of hotel air-conditioning.
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It was the hum of industry and the sound of the legs of the yellow table being bashed.
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Everywhere is the thrumming of sewing machines, the hum of fans, the faint burning smell of steam irons.
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The low hum of the playlist is still vibrating through the space as Mode-F continues their testing.
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As we listened, Sam Amidon's reedy tenor began to hum, and then another voice joined him, and another.
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You know dude's got hops ... so maybe the INSANE dunk is ho-hum everyday action for you (crazy).
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Brienza released the latches holding the doors of the box closed, and the hum turned into a roar.
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But there are also sunny breakfast scenes, as mother and daughter absentmindedly hum "Three Blind Mice" in unison.
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It can be hard to hear over — sometimes it is a hum, other times it is an alarm.
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Another ho-hum day for the best team in the N.F.C. and the champion of the N.F.C. East.
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He uses his calming, deep hum of a voice to give ballad-like qualities to dance-forward production.
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There are ads on the radio and TV that go "Ao Dams Banain Hum" (Let's Build a Dam).
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Presidential administrations often seek to screen films, but this otherwise ho-hum request carried special significance this week.
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I'll forever smile when I hear the familiar hum of a Black Hawk or Chinook helicopter flying overhead.
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Today in California, where my family lives, drugs are the new boxed wine, ho-hum even in suburbia.
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The vet gave us anti-anxiety pills, but Pip nodded off at the first hum of the engines.
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Nothing, not a scrap of fur, though the road seemed to hum, alert as skin to the touch.
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Prices vary based on the company, but Bouncie, Hum and MotoSafety are three car-tracking products to consider.
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The crickets are chirping and an owl sings along between the soft hum of cars rolling along nearby.
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"There was this hum of new construction, kind of like a whir, with lights and generators," he said.
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After a shower, "I'd hum, get my voice started warming up, and I'd bike to work," she said.
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Visit a trading floor today and you will hear the hum of servers, not the roar of traders.
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TOKYO — Japan's economic engine may not exactly be roaring, but there is a definite hum in the air.
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Appreciate the way Lynch uses silences and industrial hum rather than filling every minute with music or chatter.
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Is there not a story in the wordless hum of marshland, the too-close crash of the waves?
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Skip the ho-hum office-friendly suits, though in favor of more interesting textures like velvet or brocade.
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By the time you reach the fields' end, the hum of air-filtration systems drowns out the insects.
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"It's just hair and it will grow back" is a theme song many of us hum in treatment.
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Ask Real Estate Q. Recently, I noticed a loud, low-frequency hum inside my apartment in Astoria, Queens.
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"It's not gonna be a ho-hum lineup of the typical politicians," Trump's daughter Ivanka said last month.
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Although I've felt the term does not fit with the gentle reverberating hum, technically speaking, a gong crashes.
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The bass riffs hum ominously; Brown's guitars circle and spiral around the track threateningly, like bleach circling a drain.
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The persistent hum of fans and the sound of rock music filled the temperature-controlled, 15,000-square-foot space.
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Instead, the 28-year-old is a complementary centerpiece who provides enough spontaneous production to make Boston's offense hum.
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He is long stock: AAPL, BAC, BLL, DIS, DISCA, GE,GILD, GM,HAIN, HD, HUM, INTC, JWN, KMI, KMI.
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Although the terrifying hum of thousands of angry hornets is going to be stuck in my head for weeks.
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I could hum it to anyone who watches the show and they could join in – it's become so salient.
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One of the earliest entrants into this field is Hum, a crowdfunded vibrator that recently made its official debut.
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Humana (HUM) was upgraded to "overweight" from "neutral" at JPMorgan Chase, which cites a number of factors including valuation.
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Amazon has a ho-hum offering limited to Prime subscribers, and Apple's iCloud Photo Library is underpowered and expensive.
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Humana (HUM) — Humana shares traded 2.1% higher in the premarket on the back of better-than-expected quarterly results.
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Speaking over the hum of mining rigs, Marinichev revealed he had started a company called the Russian Miner Coin.
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The prints and colors are so free-flowing you'll forget about the ho-hum, plain black fleeces of yore.
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The government has sued to block both Anthem's purchase of Cigna and Aetna's (AET) planned acquisition of Humana (HUM).
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Unlike the hum of a 737 engine, it's not the kind of consistent sound it's easy to program against.
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You just catch a glimpse of the larger pattern, just begin to hum that tune, and then it's gone.
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But it's actually a little ho-hum, and that kind of does a disservice to Toby's very real struggle.
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"The issue is more complex than saying it's good or bad," says Walter Faulstroh, the cofounder of Hum Nutrition.
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Hum users will also receive alerts when the driver exceeds certain speeds and enters or exit certain established boundaries.
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See the chart below for details: On the IPO front, the just-ended quarter was also fairly ho-hum.
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Industrial stocks may seem ho-hum to some, but Trian CIO Ed Garden said Tuesday he loves General Electric.
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"What we did not do this last time is have the whole school engulfed in the funeral," Hum says.
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"I'm on the phone, but I can barely hear you all because of this fucking hum," Ja Rule said.
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The steady hum of chatter that dissected every possible angle of any topic or story was abruptly cut off.
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The crinkling of scripts mixes with the hum of crew members ironing costumes and makeup artists adding final touches.
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"If someone's starting to pace around the room and hum loudly, I know they need a break," says Chessen.
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Technically there's a final consensus process done by email, but clearly the hum has stuck around for a reason.
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And maybe for some of us, watching those shows is a way to make sure our hum doesn't wane.
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The 808 chip is plenty powerful and paired with 3GB of RAM makes Android 1003 Marshmallow hum along smoothly.
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Wearables unseated Verizon's own product, smart car technology "Hum," which led the "other" devices category this time last year.
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Ka-thick ka-thick ka-thick , against the low hum of the walkway that was slowly rolling toward her.
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A big tree sits in left-center field and aircraft engines hum beyond the concrete wall in deep center.
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This particular basement also rocked with a hum of invention and ambition that the Wright brothers might have recognized.
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But, they've become a ho-hum staple that's elicited the same d'orsay, ankle ribbon wrap design season-after-season.
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At home, I run it to block out the rattle and hum of the subway crossing the Manhattan Bridge.
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"For most travelers, marijuana is a ho-hum issue," said Cathy Ritter, the director of the Colorado Tourism Office.
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I sensed there was, probably for the first time in decades, a hum of optimism in Italy's ghost towns.
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While they read the tea leaves to try to discover a recession harbinger, the economy continues to hum along.
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LISTENING When I'm not listening to the hum of the tour bus generator, the Global Top 50 on Spotify.
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Sentences hum with an energy of their own, even trill a little, but only within the bounds she prescribed.
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But what really makes the shop hum, Mr. Schein told us, are major milestones in music and popular culture.
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Some topics stay at a "steady hum" in the president's mail, such as student loans, immigration and gun violence.
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The tone was monotonous, like the hum of machinery in a factory, and he could not follow the words.
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Golden State's offense is slightly better when Green isn't in the game, but they hum when he's out there.
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N) in 2015, which was ultimately scrapped as regulators said that and Aetna's proposed acquisition of Humana Inc (HUM.
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While the Cavs were building their early leads, their stars displayed the kind of ho-hum brilliance we expect.
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Calling for calm, they produced in its place an anxiety-inducing hum: I better get some quiet, or else.
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On the camp's market street, dozens of vendors sell their wares amid a hum of Farsi, French and English.
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I heard nothing but the hum of the building itself, the pulse of a car radio in the street.
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They saw guards on the suspension bridge, but the rushing river and the plant's hum masked their own noises.
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The result isn't another ho-hum documentary likeness in which all the elements neatly and often flatteringly stack up.
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Except for the plaintive engine hum as the plane glides over uninterrupted jungle, a ghostly silence pervades the presentation.
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Mojang provides the base creation tools, the basic gameplay mechanics, and the online play that makes it all hum.
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You could hear the hum of the refrigerator, chilling greasy containers of leftovers nobody wanted to eat for lunch.
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You could hear the hum of the refrigerator, chilling greasy containers of leftovers nobody wanted to eat for lunch.
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So, hum along to the hits, and let us which ones have been your favorites over the years, too.
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They are the ho-hum, everyday experiences of virtually every woman I know, and such stories rarely get told.
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With electricity out since the early morning hours, the hum of generators cut through the roar of swirling winds.
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I listen to the thumping hum of a happy Merlin flexing its power in the sky where it belonged.
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"We conceived, designed, and developed Apple Watch as a completely singular product," Ive says in his silken British hum.
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Plus, the near-silent hum of the mist (made possible by ultrasonic technology) is a pretty soothing sleep sound.
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Minaudieres are fine, but after years as the go-to occasion bag, they can seem a little ho-hum.
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The numbers are particularly stark among technical workers—the coders, engineers, and data scientists who make these companies hum.
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Ho-hum exterior styling could be redeemed if Hyundai had knocked it out of the park on the inside.
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Inside, the bathtub faucet growls and the water pressure is minimal; outside, an unidentifiable mechanical hum goes through cycles.
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In the hours and days after last week's massacre in Parkland, the old chorus began to hum its tune.
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Margaret Danilovich is an assistant professor at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine Department of Physical Therapy and Hum.
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The friction stemmed from Durant's looming free agency, which has been a steady hum of distraction for the Warriors.
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Well, maybe you can't really call it singing, but I hum along to the music I like a bit.
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All that remain in these rusty ruins are the faint hum of our memories, silenced by the machines' drive.
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The hum of circling helicopters competes with the rumble of bulldozers that shovel trash into piles and piles into dumpsters.
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Like Hum Tum, timing is everything, and you wonder if these characters would make it work with or without romance.
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The Hive at dusk Credit: Jeff Eden, RBG Kew Did you know that bees hum in the key of C?
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Maybe one day, the paper writes, the Earth's hum can even be used to study the Earth's deep interior.[GRL]
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While Wilson was starring in Matilda, you were probably listening to the static-y hum of a dial-up connection.
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We are upgrading ANTM, CNC and UNH to Buy (from Neutral) and maintain our Buy rating on CI and HUM.
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We keep an eye on the neighborhood and run small businesses that contribute to the city's hum of economic activity.
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You'll have to get used to the consistent hum of the Book's fans, however, as they are almost constantly running.
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I'm sure it does and I don't think that Smooth Display is solely to blame for the ho-hum battery.
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Nissan is expected to include in its electric Leaf a sound it developed named Canto, a sort of electronic hum.
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So Google is doing that releasing features for more of the ho-hum security, compliance, monitoring features this market needs.
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It seems a sign of recognition at Netflix that there's a lot of ho-hum stuff on offer there too.
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Microdosing LSD sounds like a trip, but its secret weapon is that it is, all said, a ho-hum experience.
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I assumed a local news station was just using a gimmicky new technique to jazz up a ho-hum story.
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He waited, listening to the nearby hum and the more distant echoing sounds of doors slamming, buzzers rasping, voices shouting.
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With a soft hum, the machine hemmed and hawed as the black tube contracted around her bicep like a boa.
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Just a regular old tattoo is pretty ho-hum at this point, its edginess sanded and shellacked by mainstream assimilation.
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Ask the flooded residents of Baton Rouge what it is like to be ignored because titanic floods are ho-hum.
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A case involving our favorite ridiculously named tech company, Chum Hum, causes her to butt heads with Diane and Cary.
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And at night, you can set it to hum at its quietest setting so you don't drive your roommates crazy.
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Humana (HUM) raised its full-year forecast as its retail health insurance business turns in a better than expected performance.
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You don't have to sit cross-legged and you don't have to hum or touch your fingertips to your thumbs.
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The smack and hum of the rich herring, soothed by the pork fat, lifted by the raw onion and capers.
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Ronaldo opened his account early on a penalty that came to Portugal in the fourth minute: Sure, sure, ho-hum.
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Indigenous people protest their spirits out onto the road, but they are quickly consumed by the hum of American traffic.
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At home, I run it to block out the rattle and hum of the subway train crossing the Manhattan Bridge.
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Try disconnecting for a while and see what the hum has done to you, see what it's made of you.
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The U.S. economy continues to hum along at a decent clip and the Fed seems committed to raising rates further.
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ADP (ADP) is also out with quarterly earnings this morning, along with CVS Health (CVS), Humana (HUM) and much more.
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In a swarm, the cicada's high-pitch hum can reach 85 decibels, or slightly louder than a passing diesel train.
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But when you're shooting for 14 hours, the last thing you want to do is close your eyes and hum.
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It's not until the outskirts of Rapid City when you can really feel the hum of engines assembling, Pfeifer says.
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As we ventured deeper into the mill, however, the subdued silence gradually gave way to the steady hum of machinery.
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In the other group, the owner was instructed to hum and say "help" in a normal tone every 15 seconds.
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Police cars and television vans lined the block, the hum of a dozen running engines clashing with the cathedral's bells.
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Other times, the characters would take down an evil sloth who caused devastating earthquakes with the frequency of his hum.
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Even though the economy continues to hum, the risk to overleveraged companies from creditors like Aurelius is growing, not shrinking.
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HBO has long begun its shows with a television zapping onto a static field that resolves into an ethereal hum.
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And the fights over police shootings and the rise of Black Lives Matter created a surrounding hum of racial conflict.
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"It has gone from being a low hum to a rumble," said Susan Swecker, the chairwoman of Virginia's Democratic Party.
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We ate Thai food in Brixton Market surrounded by a hubbub of vape smoke and the pleasant hum of shoppers.
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That night, the Milky Way galaxy unfurled overhead to the delicate melody of cowbells and the throbbing hum of insects.
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For three minutes, a soft hum of insects, a rustle of leaves, the calls of birds was all there was.
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The work starts early to beat the tropical heat, and soon after sunrise, the hum of generators fills the air.
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To master the breakneck speed, she began by learning the notes at a slow hum to avoid damaging her voice.
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They hum along, clap and sway, even though most do not share the religious beliefs of the singers they emulate.
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Experiencing their work sharpens his senses; in place of the dull hum of overstimulation, Chayka gains a heightened existential awareness.
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Home to the neon hum of Cancún and boho-chic of Tulum, it was a much bigger post than Morelos.
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Their first song, Hum Hain Happy, a cover of the Pharrell Williams hit Happy, was released in January this year.
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We listened to him through headsets because the general hum of the building made it too loud to speak normally.
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Air conditioning units hum through the tents; when the temperature outside rises above 98 degrees, the kids are kept indoors.
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Beneath the hum of the city, the damp scene represents an isolation that prevails throughout Hatakeyama's depiction of urban landscapes.
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Walgreens (WBA) and Humana (HUM) are in preliminary talks to take stakes in each other, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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With the distant hum of cars and a dog barking in the background, he told me about the latest from LIGO.
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But it would indeed suit a bistro exactly, or any sufficiently relaxed environment with space to notice details and hum along.
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Scientists have been aware of this quiet hum for decades, and many seismic stations have measured it on the planet's surface.
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Adding to the total number could help scientists build better models and offer them a more holistic understanding of this hum.
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Formula 1: A Loud, Low Hum continues at the CUE Art Foundation (137 West 25th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) through May 8.
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"In a normal world, a meeting of this nature would be ho-hum," said Herbst, a former US ambassador to Ukraine.
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Ho-hum. A new series gives us Emily Dickinson, millennial angst and sexual fluidity — and some scholars are here for it.
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Pau Gasol is contributing in a big way, the rookie Bobby Portis is emerging, and the offense is starting to hum.
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Unfortunately, many of the bright spots in Cardi's career are swiftly followed by a low hum of criticism, skepticism, and disapproval.
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Fitch anticipates HUM using the proceeds from the planned issue for general corporate purposes, which may include share repurchases and acquisitions.
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Hum comprises of a dongle that plugs into the OBD port on any car made after 1996 and a Bluetooth speaker.
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Photo: Getty ImagesAcross the U.S., industrial machinery creates a constant underground hum that sends vibrations through the surface of the Earth.
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The mill jobs that once made Youngstown hum have been mourned for decades, with many hopeful they will one day return.
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With $60,000 CAD in public money, scientists ran acoustics tests throughout Windsor to try and isolate the source of the hum.
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Sure, there are a ton of apps that'll turn your ho-hum snapshot into an Insta-worthy, filtered-to-perfection masterpiece.
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It should hum along underneath the hood, never making itself known, and if possible, allow non-experts to tinker with it.
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The three Zamboni ice resurfacing machines hum slowly around the track smoothing out imperfections so athletes have a level playing field.
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That lineage provides a strong background hum for the trio, informing its repertory even without the obligations of a formal tribute.
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"Deep Hymn" grew out of the hum of a prayer bowl with quiet, sustained saxophone chords warmed by metallic percussion sounds.
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In a summer of ho-hum blockbusters, this one at least mostly delivers, especially for those weaned on "Star Trek" lore.
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Despite its population's annihilation almost 2,000 years ago, Pompeii's streets still swell and hum with life every day of the year.
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I want to hum just a little with my own emptiness at 4 A.M. To have little bells above my door.
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Victorian houses send up peaks like flares, outdoor cafes hum with gossip and baby strollers seem as plentiful as business suits.
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Here in Jincheng, a smoggy city in China's coal country, the about-face has led to a steady hum of activity.
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On top of it all, we have been inundated with an incessant hum of advocacy and analysis from the chattering class.
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As you hum along to The Belt and Road, tapping your feet, it's easy to forget what we're listening to here.
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I could hear the vibrating hum of the space heater near my mother's cold ankles as she stood at the counter.
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On the morning that my wife was due to give birth, I awoke to the sound of a loud mechanical hum.
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Many sidewalks and plazas in the region were ghost towns, and the hum of air-conditioners filled the heavy, ovenlike air.
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For much of last year, however, the experience, often nicknamed the "hum," was inaccessible due to the ongoing Times Square redesign.
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And the networks of local political power and crime he spent much of his life in will hum along without him.
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X-Men to the ho-hum Battle of the Atom and Apocalypse Wars, the X-Men's stories have varied in quality.
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Morse's offbeat, almost psychedelic color schemes hum with a radiation glow not unlike that of fellow eco-surrealist Alexis Rockman's canvases.
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Maybe you hum along to "Baby It's Cold Outside," despite the murky and much-debated power dynamic between the duet partners.
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We pulled into the Fratelli Turturro oil press, near the coastal town of Giovinazzo, to discover a steady hum of activity.
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Two seats and table folded into a narrow bed; I fell asleep almost instantly to the low hum of the engines.
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Some players noted a consistent hum, and in a few matches the chair umpires implored fans to keep their voices down.
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A hush that calms our spirits; away from the hum of central air; away from running refrigerators, cars, sirens, the television.
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In the morning, when the cafeteria began to hum with activity, he knew it was safe to go brush his teeth.
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Tracing a hum to the ocean floor In 2018, scientists around the world detected earthquakes that made a weird humming sound.
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Whenever she was lonely in a new house or city or country, she'd walk around and hum invented fragments of melody.
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Nixon's suit also names Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey and Assistant Head Deputy District Attorney Craig Hum as defendants.
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The walls were painted cream with green trim, and the thick hum of motors made the cavernous space feel almost cozy.
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As of the meeting, the market had continued to hum along after getting off to its fastest start ever in 2018.
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" These lines from "Unrequited" nail it: "His feeling is metaphor so complete / it's the hum alone on loan from the hive.
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Some animals repeat sounds more than others, some sing "aberrant" tunes, and juveniles may hum jingles altogether different from the adults'.
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Some males repeat sounds more than others, some sing "aberrant" tunes and juveniles may hum jingles altogether different from the adults'.
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In the silence, what had been a background hum of unease, of discontent, came rushing to the ears, loud and clear.
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Given the strength of painting's hold on Kaprow, it would always operate as a background hum, complicating his relationship with performance.
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BRIAN SEIBERT Justin Peck seems to have no trouble whipping up expansive, effervescent ballets that hum with the energy of youth.
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Verdict: Forging a certificate is markedly less impressive than forging an artwork — even one of Lee's ho-hum early point paintings.
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Her series, The Ache for Home, reflects not only the lateral hum of Midwestern America, but the vertical twang of homesickness.
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With a deep hum, linear induction motors spun up a powerful magnetic field along 200 feet of track in the Nevada desert.
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As the action begins—the first of a series of semi-competitive all-female fights—a hum of excitement fills the room.
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The less dramatic outcome would be that Bitcoin's increases become more ho-hum, and public interest wanes when the headlines stop blaring.
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But while Li expects services will continue to hum along, he also expects the economy's momentum will slow later in the year.
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"At the beginning we weren't able to get [the platform] to work because we didn't have an optimized app experience," Hum said.
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"It's not going to be a ho-hum lineup of the typical politicians," daughter Ivanka Trump said more than a week ago.
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Silence Room Valiant does its usual Hum clack-clock Then a sound like something medium just dropped off table Although nothing did.
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In a perfect world, both his bigs would space the floor and widen the passing and driving lanes that let him hum.
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The distillery's only soundtrack was the smack of heavy bags and the hum of ring ropes in the Muay Thai gym outside.
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The laptop felt heavier than usual, its fans and cute little beeps were a cacophony overwhelming the quiet hum of the newsroom.
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His schtick has been done better by others, and the reactionary cruelty which elicited horror now only registers as a grating hum.
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Her novel, The Favorite Sister is populated by women entrepreneurs who would hum along to Grande's "successful" while watching their business grow.
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IN one room of Hauser & Wirth's New York gallery, kettles whistle and hum inside a glorious assemblage of rags by Michelangelo Pistoletto.
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The litigation demonstrated that the filmmakers of both Mastizaade and Kya Kool Hain Hum 3 released censored scenes of the movies online.
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Up close, high performance engines set your ears ringing but from a distance tend to hum like a hive of angry bees.
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The artist believes this mentality extends to the way viewers relate to her sculptures in Through the hum of black velvet sleep.
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Add those together and you're left with a pretty rough, ho-hum user experience with ugly textured backgrounds and no real polish.
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It's not unusual to feel ho-hum about becoming a millionaire, said Kevin Meehan, a certified financial planner based in Itasca, Illinois.
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Each also has a custom sound produced by a transducer inside the tank that matches a low pitch hum to motor revs.
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On the third floor of a back building on Verily's South San Francisco campus, 10 white machines emit a low-pitched hum.
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While all indications suggest its huge business continues to hum along, investors will be watching for the answers to two major questions.
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Hum and the community have started to make changes in how to tackle the issue after becoming reluctant experts in the field.
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He listened, paralyzed, as the sound passed over him—a low hum that quickly rose into a scream—until the ground shook.
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Russia's Khmeimim airbase continues to hum with the sounds of SU-24, SU-34, and SU-35S jets taking off and landing.
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But I recently drove a midsize GMC pickup with a sticker of $44,000 and a ho-hum, four-banger Cadillac for $69,000.
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" The company is "continuing to hum along," even as "many of their well-known tech peers [are] going into major stumbling blocks.
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The Lusitania's cafe was open all night, and we passed midnight there, sharing red wine and savoring the cheerful hum of conversations.
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The emails show office gossip — catty, sometimes crude back-and-forth by party operatives, and a bias for one candidate. Ho-hum.
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A rhythmic nasal hum develops momentum and eventually breaks into more ethereal climes, creating the sense that you have cleared the quotidian.
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When the lights dim and the dancers twirl ropes above their heads, the whirling hum in the moon glow is hair-raising.
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Rather, being part of a culture designed around people's own community and customs is a constant background hum of reassurance, of belonging.
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The diaphragm pumps more air, rocketing the note up the vocal tract, making its walls hum like the barrel of a woodwind.
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We don't curl up to the magnet hum of a cathode ray tube and the tinny crackle and pop of facsimile logs.
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"I just prayed that I would see my children again," she said, mimicking the furious hum of the wind — hoot, hooot, hoooooot.
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" "Seriously — Who's going to be persuaded by this effort, or be impressed that a few hundred newspapers can hum the same tune?
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I really enjoyed the onomatopoeia today in words like SNARF, HUM and TUT, and some unexpected cluing — ABACK, SPF, AIMS and others.
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When you watch a baseball game, you're also listening for the hum of the crowd and the crack of a baseball bat.
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Verizon has debuted its own service, called Hum, that offers some of the same services, but without a high-speed Internet connection.
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Six weeks into the season, there are still two undefeated teams in the N.F.L. One is the New England Patriots. Ho-hum.
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Next to a baby's cot and a couple off-duty plastic Christmas trees, six servers glow and hum on a wooden rack.
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New York (CNN Business)The American economy continues to hum along: Consumers and companies are spending, and the job market is solid.
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Is it me, or do demons who fling furniture, shatter glass and make walls bleed seem kind of ho-hum these days?
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Japan's economy is beginning to hum again, thanks largely to demand for its exports, but its lack of workers could limit growth.
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He frequented the ballet and the Philharmonic, and would often hum along to the opera tunes he played on his office radio.
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Hurd's campaign stops were often drowned out by the whirl of Blizzard machines or the hum of an open drive-thru microphone.
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After a fairly ho-hum first hour, the field burst into open conflict, with some candidates ganging up on Iowa frontrunner Buttigieg.
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Tarry Hum, chair of urban studies at Queens College, City University of New York, dates the changes even earlier, to September 11.
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The expectant hush that falls on an auditorium when the oboe's A pierces through the hum of voices and the lights dim.
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It has a separately housed power supply that's a departure from most turntables' all-in-one design, meant to minimize hum and vibration.
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While many of the symbols are now familiar to us, Thornton's repetition of them imbues the work with throbbing presence, a visual hum.
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Lean in close and you can hear the soft hum of a hidden motor; a gentle click is audible each time it blinks.
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The hum is the result of vibrations traveling with frequencies between 2.9 and 4.5 mHz, like a wave traveling once every few minutes.
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They listen to the quiet hum and puzzle over the thing, bright red, about 15 feet long, and hardly wider than a motorcycle.
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So it follows that it would be seeking to offer noise cancellation that extends beyond the relatively controlled hum of a Boeing 737.
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The pattern it produces is slow and droning, with high-pitched melodies that move in graceful arcs and bass tones that hum monotonously.
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They would be hidden under layers of background hum composed of gravitational waves from random astrophysical processes going on all over the sky.
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As the machine turns off, the memorable deceleration of hum and drop in pitch reminds me of the late nights after AIM chats.
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Though Morrison physically wrote Astral Weeks, each song has bloomed into an entity that seems to hum with its own sensations and emotions.
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Image: Chad Sparkes/FlickrBeneath the hum of ship traffic and the chatter of marine life, another sound is emanating from the Caribbean Sea.
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Hum originally launched in August to make older cars more connected to modern tech like OnStar and Bluetooth without expensive overhauls or upgrades.
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So in some ways, the ho-hum operating-system upgrade could help Apple sell more iPhones this fall, provided there are hardware improvements.
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Today's matchup between the two London teams ended in a draw, but the goals that got them there were anything but ho-hum.
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It's not that I feel especially unsafe when walking around the US, but I feel the constant hum of violence in the background.
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The theory goes that the sound reverberates off metal drums and mechanical equipment, compounding the hum and carrying it across the Detroit River.
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The record kicks off with the stellar opening track, "Candy Cane," which builds from a static hum into a pulsating post-hardcore frenzy.
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This is where Whitten riffs — where the soul, the hum, and the blur of his devil-may-care experiments with paint brim over.
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Those bowls and a baritone saxophone, for example, created a blend, never tried before, that resulted in a delicate sandy-edged golden hum.
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This work is pure comedy, satirizing the ho-hum, clichéd confession of a wallflower by rendering her with outrageous glittering hot pink nipples.
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Big-screen televisions showed off unique camera angles, while glowing copters whizzed by, emitting the high-pitched hum of weed whackers on steroids.
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The mansion itself is well kept, with cleaners busy wiping windows and the constant hum of a lawn mower coming from the garden.
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A hush fell over the room, except for an insistent low rumble that you could hear above the hum of the air-conditioner.
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Moments before the match starts they hush into silence, then begin to hum, first softly, then louder, like a colossal swarm of bees.
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The chaos of people desperate for care has been replaced with the busy, but quiet, hum of a hospital that I'm used to.
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The words themselves are hardly even necessary anymore; Peyton Manning needs only to hum Nationwide's infectious jingle for commercial viewers to recognize it.
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I find it shocking that we essentially condone continued American bumbling in the Middle East and now Africa through our ho-hum reporting.
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The show's usual electronic hum is complemented, and at times supplanted, by screeching strings and dissonant jolts straight out of a horror film.
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The fund has already backed Hum Nutrition, which makes beauty supplements, and 4505 Meats, a producer of all-natural pork rinds (4505 Chicharrones).
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"There's nothing electronic about the gesture, no hum to the body, only the warmth of their breathing and the beating of their hearts."
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That's in addition to 28 cities or other local jurisdictions — New York, Chicago, San Francisco and others — with their own ordinances, Hum said.
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The trick is to hum while whistling, he says, using the cavity between his nose and his upper palate to resonate the noise.
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Every 2 minutes and 10 seconds, like clockwork, the electric motor starts to hum and the foil begins pushing water down the lagoon.
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I mostly enjoyed the amplification and a bit of distortion from the hum bucking pickups and internal amp and ignored a the apps.
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"I can see how a lot of people would say she's cold," Mr. Corbett said, the hum of the razor in the background.
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Slow trading across the investment-banking industry may doom the $90 billion firm to another ho-hum set of quarterly results next week.
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The low, omnipresent hum seeps through windows and doors and blends with the rush of air from the vents of our HVAC unit.
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Luckily, the internet has produced innumerable hand-washing diagrams with song lyrics to hum to yourself while you get your 20 seconds in.
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I hum the Titanic theme song without the lyrics because I don't know the lyrics, take a shower, and pack up my toiletries.
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Typically, an official presidential portrait unveiling at National Portrait Gallery might be a ho-hum affair, even with the traditional pomp and circumstance.
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As my mind buzzed with the low running hum of post-medication anxiety, Yachty helped to ease me into somewhere safe and comfortable.
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Then comes a disappearance, an electroacoustic passage that sounds like the hum of radioactive rubble, and ultimately a return to that original lament.
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Wheels TAIPEI, Taiwan — Rolling with a barely audible hum beneath banyan trees, a brightly painted shuttle bus cruised through a university campus here.
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You can also upgrade your Thanksgiving road trip with certain extras can help shift a ho-hum road trip into the next gear.
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It's not the same as working in an office, but it does provide a background hum so I'm not working in complete silence.
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One place was plagued by an incessant hum from the boiler room, "like being in the belly of a ship," Ms. Donnelly said.
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Scores have involved the sounds of bees, flies and hummingbirds, the bleat of a foghorn and the hum of an air-conditioning unit.
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The hum of the crowd was broken rhythmically by the throaty sound of guns being charged and the sharp click of firing pins.
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The village had its own ferry to the pristine Ho-Hum Beach on Fire Island that was reserved for residents and their guests.
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Or put another way: Mr. Yalkin's images represent the hum in his head as he vaporizes the scene in front of his camera.
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It's easier to focus on oil as the backbone of the US economy when oil is cheap and when US auto companies hum.
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His worst transgressions fall into pretty ho-hum corporate misdeed categories like union-busting, the occasional copyright violation, defamation claims, and smoking weed.
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Mankind will be conquered not to the sound of marching metal-boned Schwarzeneggers but to the soft hum of an unoccupied family Prius.
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"If you win, they are going to make it like, ho hum," Trump told the crowd at the Monday night rally for Bevin.
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