I kept humming the songs (seriously, humming the songs all day), streaming the music, watching the YouTube videos of the actors' practices.
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"They will emerge after being picked up and carried around, without humming, so I'm not sure that humming is actually required," he said.
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I don't blame her; there should be a national ban on humming along to "Paradise," because it's essentially impossible to sound good humming to that tune.
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"Does anyone say it's humming?" the "Mad Money" host asked.
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You're probably humming it to yourself now just reading this.
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Pink noise sort of sounds like soft static or humming.
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My entire body was humming like a plucked guitar string.
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Humming wires embedded in gesso flash if we shift perspective.
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But on the show, Joe isn't humming a black spiritual.
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It's like having to make do with Ethel Merman humming.
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At one point, my speakers near the bed started humming.
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Let's make our priority keeping people humming rather than machines.
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In the meantime, the transatlantic data economy can keep humming.
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Airplane bottles of tequila sit atop a loudly humming refrigerator.
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Back at the abandoned Mayaguez airport, suddenly things are humming.
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The casino economy on Wall Street is still humming along.
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Feel free to start humming any of the theme songs.
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SHANGHAI — On the surface, China's economy is humming along smoothly.
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She passes slow moments during her shift humming church songs.
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California's economy is humming, pouring revenues into the state coffers.
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Beneath all of this is a machine that keeps humming.
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He wants lower gasoline prices to keep the economy humming.
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But that's O.K. My life is humming along without it.
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The lyrics will definitely have you humming them all day.
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Kerr returned for Game 2, and the team kept humming.
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The economy is humming, and unemployment is at 22017 percent.
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I took a stab at humming "Happy Birthday," though, and the results were kind of brutal — by the time I converted my humming into a rock track, "Happy Birthday" sounded like a terrifying military processional.
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Roanhorse keeps Storm of Locusts humming along at a brisk pace.
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Mr Maughan's neighbours complain about barking dogs and humming electricity generators.
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I happily sipped it while subconsciously humming a generic holiday tune.
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He's kind of humming stuff and instantly the song comes together.
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The tech industry also depends on immigrants to keep companies humming.
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You can get humming with the IETF by learning more here.
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By almost all accounts, the American economy is humming along nicely.
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The assembly line at Feetz has 100 humming 3-D printers.
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The vibrancy of Stanford University keeps the city young and humming.
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I rushed from cage to cage, humming the Pokémon theme. Psyduck!
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The economy is humming, with the unemployment rate at 2000 percent.
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Ms. Thomas recommends humming for people who feel they can't meditate.
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What if your tone deaf humming could actually sound... pretty good?
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Crossing the courtyard of the prison, he heard a humming sound.
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What is the mysterious tune that Jacob's soothsaying daughter keeps humming?
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To keep its paper plants humming, Nine Dragons needed this mill.
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On a warm April evening, Zimmerman Street is humming with life.
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Markets and the economy appear to be humming along for now.
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So far, however, the American consumer has kept the economy humming.
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A light in the distance, over by the far bleachers, is humming.
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Were the great minds still humming today, three things would trouble them.
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Democracy is a kumbaya-humming potluck where the whole class is invited.
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Meanwhile, the Grindr app was humming, clocking 22020 million users a day.
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Do you thrill to the sound of humming presses and rumbling trucks?
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As Ms Atkinson heard the economy humming, unemployment statistics revealed a blip.
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Is your phone less than two years old and humming along fine?
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There is something amazingly therapeutic about the humming of a jet engine.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan will be humming a happy tune.
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And now, because we know you've been humming it in your head ...
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Local governments borrowed for years to create jobs and keep factories humming.
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You'll be humming him in your head the rest of the week.
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The stain of red is tomato sauce, humming with cumin and chiles.
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Every joyful Jewish event operates with this understanding humming in the background.
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Today, the building brims with Carbon's humming 3D printers and buzzing engineers.
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The dogs whose owners were humming took longer: 95.89 seconds on average.
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Today she was awarded 'The Canary Award' for always singing or humming.
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As long as Americans continue to spend, the economy will keep humming.
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She looked left and right, making humming sounds and sucking her thumb.
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Just standard government-issue furniture, his humming computer and four large paintings.
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The tell-all report made a splash, but the site kept humming.
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Catch us humming the Imperial march theme while we use this one.
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And the textile ones appear to be humming, traders and agents say.
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He repeated that song, humming and would keep playing, playing, playing it.
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The humming that had faded away into the background, kicks into overdrive.
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Once again I am reminded of Doty's poem: continuous field so charged as to fill the room in which it hangs with an inaudible humming, as if to erase the gallery over which it triumphs An inaudible humming, indeed.
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In any case, Alexa knew what I meant and the microwave started humming.
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When it's humming, Alien: Covenant isn't just a return to sci-fi horror.
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LONDON — UK Prime Minister David Cameron's "humming-gate" continues to fascinate the nation.
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There simply are not enough lower-priced homes to keep the market humming.
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Later on I was able to activate magical objects by humming a tune.
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With the economy humming, Lula left office with an approval rating near 90%.
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But you'll need to keep games humming along at high settings or lower.
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Upstairs, a couple of 3D printers began humming away to make those soles.
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You leave the film humming a song that stays in your head forever.
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The jobs market is humming these days, but income inequality continues to grow.
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That premium should sustain so long as the bank's Asian engine keeps humming.
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How long Tierra del Fuego's factories can keep humming remains to be seen.
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The bottom line: "The jobs market keeps humming along," said economist Justin Wolfers.
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The ride-hail giant's core business, however, appears to have kept humming along.
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Eighties music lovers have been humming "Total Eclipse of the Heart" for weeks.
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I found myself humming the words to a famous song in Puerto Rico.
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The economy and the stock market are humming along again, despite recent turmoil.
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It's inarguable, however, that established norms keep institutions humming along without major disasters.
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He would also randomly interrupt his humming to let out a loud burp.
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"How do I say this delicately?" the two sang softly, humming some parts.
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But the same owner operates another plant — and that plant is still humming.
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You may find yourself singing and humming it for hours and days after.
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At the end of the Obama presidency, the overall economy was humming again.
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I set out one more time, humming my theme song under the stars.
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It'll be a corporate triumph to get the project humming on all cylinders.
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The economy is humming and most people who want a job have one.
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Many Pennsylvania towns once thriving and humming are now in a state despair.
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Bergoglio, the future Pope Francis, is humming a tune while washing his hands.
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The United States relies on Iraqi oil to keep the American economy humming.
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The song ended with Ms. Fleming humming, the effect one of private iridescence.
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It's really cute, but the guy behind me keeps humming along with the music.
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Compared to the StrikeLine, I noticed some serious static noise humming in the background.
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I'd never experienced this before; it felt a bit like a humming metal wand.
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It's buoyant and beautiful and you will leave the theater humming its irresistible music.
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Get ready to catch yourself humming through your jog, training circuit, or yoga practice.
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"Don't discuss Woody...," Hanks said before trailing off with a series of humming sounds.
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Unconscious actions like yawning or humming can all be the basis for a penalty.
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But the nation's factories are humming -- America still manufactures products from cars to chemicals.
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The emails reveal a humming operation before Election Day, increasingly confident in its chances.
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Far from dying off, manufacturing in America appears to be humming the president's tune.
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As is the case in much of the country, Minnesota's economy is humming along.
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I wouldn't say it's nicely humming along, I would say it's more muddling through.
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Because the Fed's main job is to help keep the U.S. economy humming along.
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And yet, for all this work, the offense stayed humming at its usual speed.
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Want to help keep the United States economy humming by buying products made here?
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SERVICES INDUSTRIES HUMMING Despite the anticipated first-quarter weakness, the economy's fundamentals remain favorable.
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Yet the Japanese economy has been humming along for most of the past decade.
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She shrugged and turned away, staring out the window and humming softly to herself.
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"Where you have strong, effective leaders, you have agencies that are humming," he said.
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"It feels like it's humming," Murumets said, "and in my gut, it feels right."
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I find myself humming that old but powerful anthem of the Civil Rights Era.
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You may well find yourself humming some of those tunes on the way out.
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After a decade of crisis and slow recovery, the U.S. economy is finally humming.
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I hope people leave [Drone Therapy] with beautiful drone sounds humming in their ears.
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The white noise of a humming refrigerator or a computer fan becomes our silence.
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Like, there wasn't a constant buzzing and humming behind me that needed my attention.
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Soon, she was walking around, and humming to the heavens at every free moment.
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You get customers humming and singing the tune while we were on the phone.
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Many of the "rebels" disrupting the mainstream media these days aren't exactly humming Kumbaya.
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However, the humming sound of traffic coming from PCH made it a bit difficult.
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The ride home is quiet as she sits in her riding gear, mysteriously humming.
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China has ways to keep its economy humming, at least in the near term.
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Once, as she walked through her constituency, humming, two young girls started following her.
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The economy was humming along because everything had to change for the new reality.
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From Maine and Florida to California and Hawaii, these activities keep coastal economies humming.
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As much as farmers are worried, the rest of the state's economy is humming.
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The light would fade out and a transitional song of choir humming would play.
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The initiative has the factory humming 16 hours a day, six days a week.
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Two humming automated vacuum cleaners move across the floor, bumping into walls and corners.
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You hear so many parts of yourself that you had no idea were humming.
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Their marriage was a machine powered by family goals, and it never stopped humming.
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Tourists are coming back to San Juan, and parts of the city are humming.
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For proof, look south to Sodermalm, a large inner-city island humming with creativity.
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"I don't wanna explain," she whisper-sings, almost as if she's humming to herself.
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D.H. Lawrence, in "Humming-Bird" imagines an ancient one at the dawn of creation.
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I thought I heard the insects humming in the fluid skin above the pond.
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We're sorry/not sorry that you'll be humming their groundbreaking song for the foreseeable future.
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Shazam can't identify the song you're humming, though; it needs to hear actual song playing.
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ACRCloud discards songs that don't match the humming sample before quickly scanning a smaller pool.
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SoundHound and ACRCloud aren't alone in the ability to identify a song by humming, however.
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Of course, it's not the setting that has me humming, it's Kassandra through and through.
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I'd sit on his lap, tapping on his belly and humming until I grew tired.
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Spoiler: we can't promise you won't be humming these for the rest of the week.
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Still, it proves a sturdy, humming vehicle, its gentle comedy undergirded by dark emotional coloring.
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Japan and South Korea are likewise dependent on foreign oil to keep their economies humming.
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But that is not the behaviour expected of an economy that is humming along nicely.
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Safran says the supply chain is humming essentially as it should, but not without tensions.
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The economy is strong, jobs are plentiful, and factories and offices are humming with activity.
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And then you are truly alone, cleaved off from the humming, networked hive of production.
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He would put them back to work and get coal-fired power plants humming again.
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If the economy keeps humming along and things are fine, it won&apost affect them.
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Those purchases have helped keep China's factories humming, employing workers whose jobs are now threatened.
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White noise is really just the combination of noises that are humming at different frequencies.
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Babak Anvari, who directed the unbearably tense Under the Shadow, keeps the dread humming throughout.
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The next morning, I found myself humming the theme song on my way to work.
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Enjoy them while you can, for humming these tunes is forbidden after the new year.
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Endless stretches of different shades, kissed by the sun and the rain, humming with energy.
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It could just balance everything out and keep the economy humming along at full employment.
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Google, however, has been humming along with its Cardboard VR platform for a while now.
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The quietly humming machinery in the apartment fell silent as Shifa ran the sequestration process.
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On a Tuesday evening in August the ballroom at Detroit's Hotel St. Regis was humming.
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A tall, rectangular, windowless gallery is filled with fans humming loudly and pointed directly upward.
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Real wages have yet to catch up, but in general things are humming along nicely.
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Stringed instruments are one unifying factor, whether fluttering ornately or humming quietly in the background.
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"A week ago, our machines were humming along," Karla Colletto said via phone on Saturday.
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"The slow humming of Chinese opera doesn't seem to suit Trump's temperament," read the caption.
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China is preparing for a day when cheap manufacturing no longer keeps its economy humming.
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Yet unlike in a government shutdown in Washington, the institutions of state are humming along.
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Officials say that there are plenty of jobs waiting for them in the humming economy.
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A few minutes of humming, lip trills or resonance exercises can go a long way.
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With a huge staff and budget, he kept the city humming with festivals and exhibitions.
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The title might be a reference to the humming sound that comes after an earthquake.
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Yet the print-ad decline makes it less critical to keep the physical presses humming.
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Beatboxing is usually such a lonely talent, providing only the beat and perhaps some accompanied humming.
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For their part, Cuban researchers have said the sounds were probably just humming Jamaican field crickets.
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Sitting in an empty room is an unoccupied, high-backed electric chair, visually humming with menace.
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And many have to tackle complexity that at the same time keep the site humming along.
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Some locals were betting that Beijing will step up infrastructure investment to keep the economy humming.
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And those sing-songy jingles he scatters heavily throughout the piece keep me humming hours later.
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The other day, I found myself humming the song from the football movie Remember the Titans.
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With the economy humming along, bolstered by last year's federal tax overhaul, S&P 500 companies .
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But think of 3x as the math that keeps the machine humming from the investment side.
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Because bitcoin has no central authority, it relies on its users to keep things humming along.
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Winter has come, it is bitterly cold, and Jim White is still humming happily away. Flash!
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We need more babies to grow into healthy young producers to keep our economic engine humming.
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Visitors will be invited to sit on chairs and experience the humming sounds that vaginas hear.
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Even though the economy is humming along, hundreds of thousands of people have lost their jobs.
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While the president is loathed by many and disliked by most, the economy is humming along.
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So Trump has to keep the economy humming and Democrats have to try to undermine it.
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Things went swimmingly at first, principally because the American economy was humming in the late '223s.
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The space, in a former strip mall boutique called In Your Dreams, was humming with optimism.
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The brand we tried, from Humming Hemp, is pure, raw hemp protein with nothing else added.
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But people of all sorts will probably notice seemingly random whirring and humming from the powertrain.
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The U.S. economy is humming along because of fiscal stimulus from tax cuts plus expenditure increases.
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Humming alongside the emotional and technical minutiae of his novels is usually a biting social satire.
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What most tourists miss in this resort town are the people who keep it humming along.
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For now, this economy is humming and can absorb some pressure from President Trump's trade battles.
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Coal was humming in those days, the hollers of Boone County all bursting at the seams.
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Humming oil pumps stood near his school's playground, and propaganda posters stressing steady production were ubiquitous.
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The economy may be humming, but for American car companies, the year is looking less bright.
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Standing sweating in the tall grass, mosquitoes humming around my ears, I looked at the gun.
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The machine we use to create new people is humming away nicely, if a little slowly.
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It takes 100 employees to keep the farm humming and the nearly 400 horses cared for.
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For all the signs that the economy is humming, the current expansion doesn't resemble past booms.
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In the U.S., unemployment is low, corporate profits are rising and the economy is humming along.
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Russia has a border with North Korea, and it has military ships and planes humming around.
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His "double portraits," which fill a whole room at the Met, are all humming with it.
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" Sobia and I walked out of the church humming the chorus of "My God Is Awesome.
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Fretful mechanics were draped over humming engines or spread-eagled beneath the rears of inert racers.
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However, the pace of hiring remained more than enough to keep the world's largest economy humming.
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Despite the reports, Crown Heights was humming with pedestrian traffic on Friday afternoon, with Hanukkah underway.
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Buzzing sounds mixed with the humming of insects echoing through this corner of the Ecuadorian Amazon.
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However, the pace of hiring remained more than enough to keep the world's largest economy humming.
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The IT sector is humming in Washington, and so are mining and logging, construction and hospitality.
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I prefer the book as a physical object, novels preferably, the bound pages humming with secrets.
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Beijing has unleashed a series of top-down measures to get offices and factories humming again.
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Our data keeps it humming along, even as tech companies abuse that data with increasing frequency.
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There might be a wireframe animal lurking around, and a slow, steady bass line humming along quietly.
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The highlights generally stem from small, too-brief moments, like Pikachu breezily humming the old Pokemon theme.
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He goes, just because the economy is humming doesn&apost mean everything else can go to hell.
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In the background is a quiet, very OVO sounding beat gently humming itself through to the end.
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Don't worry, you don't have to memorize the whole thing; humming along works fine for many Americans.
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Humming underneath the field's frenetic excitement is trepidation: What happens if someone attempting this technique messes up?
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IN THE hills overlooking Tbilisi, Georgia's capital, sits a nondescript building housing rows of humming computer servers.
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ET Fred Pleitgen is reporting from Damascus, where the Russian base in Syria is humming with activity.
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That keeps the film humming along, as does Mr. Madhavan, who grows in stature along with Adi.
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But the $6.7bn deal with Qatar, announced two months later, will help keep the production lines humming.
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The greatest risk of old Olympic parks is that they turn into deserts, but London's is humming.
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Since taking the helm almost six years ago, Corbat has struggled to get Citigroup's profit engine humming.
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The economy is considered to be humming along right now, but there are signs of trouble ahead.
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The economy has been humming along, but it now enriches mostly those with education, training, and capital.
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Kidney function can now be replaced by humming dialysis carts and stomachs fed through surgically implanted tubes.
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Although not pictured, Kid Cudi, 34, can be heard humming as Stevie Wonder, 68, plays the harmonica.
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Visitors will be invited to sit on the chairs and experience the humming sounds that vaginas hear.
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Enjoy these Christmas recordings while you can, for humming these tunes is forbidden after the new year.
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She looked away at the wall, shaking her head in a jerky, humming motion as I talked.
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There is no brain or heart or giant blue-hued and humming artificial intelligence calling the shots.
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Roberts emphasized the performance of Universal Studios and NBC Universal this year, saying both businesses are humming.
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For years, people across Minnesota have reported hearing low humming or roaring sounds coming from the sky.
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If it's the shades, you're the dork wearing sunglasses at night and humming Corey Hart to yourself.
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I am constantly humming the track from the loading screen and it is getting a little monotonous.
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And like many small businesses, they have a dusty old computer humming away in the back office.
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All the while he would be snatching workers from their jobs, workers who keep the economy humming.
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It's meant to keep arms races humming and the money flowing into military (and military-industrial) coffers.
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What matters is that governments spend enough to keep the economy humming along as efficiently as possible.
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Even John Peel, the most important DJ and greatest tastemaker of all time, couldn't stop humming ABBA.
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And the comfortable, humming old man doesn't look like the guy we pictured in the first shots.
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Valentine, hanging his head and humming to the roars of the crowd, doesn't seem to have noticed.
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But it'd be there, humming in the background, the game ready and eager for my next turn.
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The Chinese government is treading a thin line between deleveraging and keeping its debt-fueled economy humming.
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The story starts humming once Bernard meets Joe Morris (Samuel L. Jackson, having a demonstrably good time).
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With the economy still humming, Mr. Watje figures he can absorb the losses for a little while.
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It was extremely cold and eerily silent; not even the humming of fluorescent lightbulbs could be heard.
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There are always fans whirring, computers blinking and making noise and pumps humming in the instrument room.
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By 8 am, we were heading out of a town humming with anxious people and fire engines.
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Like any good commercial jingle, candidates hope you come away humming a tune and thinking of them.
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Life was humming along until William, who worked in finance, lost his job when his company relocated.
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But there also are three industrial knitting machines, their humming mechanics churning out customized sweaters and scarves.
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By the end, the two instruments are in sublime retreat, harmonies humming and washing away, still conjoined.
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In Trump's case, the economy is humming and the foreign crises have been kept to a minimum.
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On paper, Mosteller was the ideal candidate to keep the machinery of Zuckerberg's life quietly humming along.
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T.J. Edwards, Ryan Connelly and Leon Jacobs have stepped in and kept the defense humming along. 1.
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The sidewalks are not humming, and what few pedestrians there are share space with the city's homeless.
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Tell him that his Chinese disciple was humming the 'Missa Solemnis' as he went to his execution.
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But it is the reverse flow of goods that has Puerto Santander's once-shuttered stores humming again.
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The way UFO got clued reminded me of this spacey track, and 36A got me humming this.
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In his opinion, time-gobbling tasting menus do not reflect the pace of life in a humming metropolis.
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SoundHound, in comparison, relies on users contributing their humming samples to its database to recognize music, Li said.
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Also, be prepared to hear a faint humming sound in the background when the noise cancelling is on.
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A humming gray refrigerator in his San Francisco lab keeps the whole collection chilled to -80 degrees Celsius.
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Humming along innocuously in your Finder window, or placed just off to the side in your Control Center.
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"Not like… like me," Alexandra said quietly before sinking to her knees and collapsing against the humming tower.
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"CEO James Gorman has gotten this place humming after a less-than-stellar previous quarter," the host said.
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Even without Westbrook to keep Oklahoma City's offense humming, they were still too much for the shorthanded Mavs.
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And it wasn't as if grief had struck down my sex drive — it was humming along quite nicely.
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Freeform shows usually begin with bright, airy light and maybe a fun pop song humming in the background.
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Those trucks already helped BMW keep its manufacturing line humming in Greer, South Carolina, this week, Byrd said.
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The machines are humming away as they steadily make orthopaedic implants, such as replacement hip and knee joints.
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You're working to keep the site humming and vibrant, and you're creating reasons for others to keep scrolling.
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He looked up: a light, a length of fluorescent tube, humming slightly and pulsing in its wire cage.
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Whereas the country languished under eight years of slow growth under Obama, the economy is humming under Trump.
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Eskom, the bloated, looted national electricity firm, can no longer reliably keep the lights on or factories humming.
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They also generate power more cheaply than that humming down the line from Eskom's coal-fired power stations.
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In Flight mode, it will almost completely kill any humming low noises as well as chatter around you.
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Picture a factory humming with aerial drones, scanning barcodes or inspecting equipment, all without any direct human guidance.
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By listening, humming, listening, and playing, he learned underground hits like "Today" by south London rap crew 67.
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But hopefully, Ms. Perry won't be humming this particular Frankie Goes To Hollywood song around our Derek anymore.
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Dedicating resources to the game should cut down on stuttering and keep the game's frame rate humming along.
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It was big on sense of place and humming with potential, but somewhat unsatisfying as a standalone experience.
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It's precisely that she's so smart that this resistance of hers confuses the senses, keeps the internet humming.
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Steady remittances from workers abroad, a booming service sector and low oil prices have helped keep demand humming.
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Pipelines will continue to keep the economy humming, regardless of when and how these two projects get completed.
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The finest-quality stoppers are still punched by hand before passing through the humming rows of chromatographic analyzers.
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He encouraged the audience to join in humming, swaying and jumping up and down to his powerful arrangements.
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Ryan was dogged early in his career for playoff failures, but the Atlanta offense was humming on Sunday.
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He really stumbled into singing on Mick's tracks after casually humming a melody to "Shipwrecked" in the studio.
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Our collective job: to sign in legal voters, take down their names, and keep the voting machines humming.
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Every county that flipped from Obama to Trump relies heavily on manufacturing jobs to keep its economy humming.
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Upon investigating, she found a four-legged object that was still flashing and humming in her front yard.
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"The economy is humming along," said Julia Coronado, president of MacroPolicy Perspectives, a New York economic research firm.
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They spend weeks away from home, crisscrossing the country to keep store shelves stocked and the economy humming.
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I was in third grade during the 19803 war scare and remember well the humming undercurrent of dread.
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The Ave Maria starts with the nuns humming under Mère Marie [the second in command at the convent].
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He's presiding over what is, by most traditional measures, a humming economy, one that Americans feel positive about.
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He turned up on the doorstep of the composer Lionel Bart, humming it, wondering if he'd "pinched" it.
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Many are turning instead to a more subtle aesthetic that has been humming along quietly in the background.
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The labor market has been humming, with unemployment at its lowest level since 20153 and wages climbing gradually.
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Days later, he teased us some more—this time with a five-second clip of his angelic humming.
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Music has kept him company throughout the years, and he can often be heard humming around the house.
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Economists have warned that China must address its debt problems if it hopes to keep its economy humming.
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If you need a timer, the CDC recommends humming the "Happy Birthday" song from beginning to end twice.
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Wheels The classic auto market, humming just a few years ago, appears to be sliding into a downturn.
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During the SARS outbreak, some factories paid higher wages to bring workers back and get factories humming again.
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The group adjourns for media interviews in front of the West Wing, and the world keeps humming along.
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And summers are only set to get hotter and smokier, promising humming air filters and children kept indoors.
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And summers are set to get only hotter and smokier, promising humming air filters and children kept indoors.
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The Cavaliers are humming offensively but they typically flourish in this building when the game is grind-y.
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In a strip mall a mile away, a campaign office for Senator Bernie Sanders was humming with activity.
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He rocks it away, humming through the gauze, rocks until he can open his eyes on the pain.
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If the anti-dumping action succeeds, it will mean that huge new plant in Texas will be humming.
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But now that the economy looks to be humming, the tax has quietly crept back into the discussion.
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This wide valuation gap comes as global economic growth has slowed down while the U.S. economy keeps humming.
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The one at UMass Dartmouth is still working, humming with life in that refrigerated shipping container on campus.
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Strong imports are expected to continue through April as manufacturing business keep machinery humming at a brisk pace.
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That suggested the motor of Europe's largest economy was humming along at the start of the second quarter.
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Unemployment is now down to very low levels, and the economy is humming along at a good clip.
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He plays with a precise touch and an amber sound, humming and peaceful but, thankfully, never entirely untroubled.
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As sales climbed over the past seven years, carmakers had to worry little about keeping their plants humming.
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Yes, there are humming noises on station that affect my sleep, so I wear ear plugs to [bed].
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Another service called Tunebot can do the same, but requests that users submit humming samples to teach its engine.
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The likely July move would just be a sort of insurance rate cut to keep the economy humming along.
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On to the not-so-fun news: Snap's daily user growth is not humming along like it once was.
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Its founder, Jerry Toth, started out on Wall Street, a world away from chocolate, gumboots, and insect-humming jungles.
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As it approaches the ripe old age of 35, the High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle is still humming along.
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And that's important because those aforementioned adenosine receptors also play a role in keeping our circadian rhythms humming along.
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I tasted the salt of sweat and could feel her breath humming just beneath the surface of her skin.
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Cameron resigned the next day and could be heard humming cheerfully as he walked away from the whole mess.
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The Enya humming in the background, the feeling of essential oils on your pulse points — it's all so relaxing.
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"We're humming along, doing good for ourselves and making a load of money for New Mexico," Mr. Johnson said.
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But it is well off its peak, when as many as 350,000 people kept production humming around the clock.
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Take the Star Tribune in Minneapolis, a privately owned newspaper which has managed to keep the newsroom humming along.
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The thought of friendly, brightly colored bugs peacefully humming around cacti almost makes up for their horrifying reproductive cycle.
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This week's mug runneth over with days devoted to the beverage that wakes up nations and keeps industries humming.
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In the aftermath of 9/11, GM's "Keep America Rolling" campaign helped restore consumer confidence and keep factories humming.
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A seaside cafe once humming with beach-goers is now empty, its charred tables and chairs long cleared away.
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If the U.S. economy keeps humming until July 2019 it would be the longest period of growth on record.
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The lyrics are vintage Stefani, with a driving hook and chorus that will have you humming it for days.
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Some of it is going into roads and bridges and other big projects that will keep the economy humming.
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For years, cities across Minnesota have reported hearing bizarre humming sounds that seem to be coming from the sky.
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Beyond the colony's own humming, which is mic'ed and amplified, similarly themed soundtracks play in each of the spaces.
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That's the same volume as a humming fridge, the ambiance of a library, or a gently babbling forest brook.
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My brother played "What a Little Moonlight Can Do," humming the melody but mostly concentrating on the bass part.
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And he incorporates flourishes—like tremolo, humming, vibrato—to take his pitch-perfect pucker style to the next level.
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There are no headline wins in showing up to Brussels to keep a 70-year old alliance humming along.
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This one is more powerful than the small vibrator that essentially feels like someone's lightly humming into your crotch.
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Before Napoleon appeared, a spectral buzz emanated from four speakers, humming below the pre-performance chatter of the crowd.
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Need to comparison shop microwaves and finally figure out the name of that song you've been humming all day?
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" — SETH MEYERS "To help you wash long enough, experts have suggested humming a song that's about 20 seconds long.
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Op-Ed Contributor After many years of slow growth, the economy is now humming along at a healthy pace.
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The noises were loud and sounded like buzzing or grinding metal, or piercing squeals or humming, the diplomats recalled.
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As we hunkered down during the Persian Gulf war, she kept our daily lives humming with routine and humor.
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It was good to have something that you could walk away humming — or grunting, or yodeling — and, mostly, remembering.
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Some people may see that he is closed off to life outside the humming sounds of the red headphones.
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The "hospitality business" at Fannie Hathcock's brothel is humming along, and the Born Losers motorcycle gang has left town.
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I have found that for many men, underneath the anxiety that is always humming along are layers of shame.
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A Republican administration had sent a post-Soviet kleptocrat packing, allowing a DOJ investigation to continue humming along unperturbed.
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A lot is at stake in getting the factories humming again: The auto industry employs eight million people worldwide.
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To have the lights on, the television running and kitchen appliances humming is often taken for granted in America.
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Of course, there is no cult without top apostles who use their skills to help keep the system humming.
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It's called Project Kazoo, and it could one day make soundtrack creation as simple as humming a quick tune.
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But those policies, good or bad, have been humming along relatively unchanged while partisan attitudes have changed around them.
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I got escorted to a pink room with fluorescent lights, inspirational posters and a refrigerator humming in the corner.
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Anyways, two can play at that game, and Swift is probably somewhere humming "The Man" right now in response.
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There were several extremely well-behaved children and the only noise came from soft tunes humming in the background.
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Both the U.S. and Chinese economies are humming along reasonably well, despite the tit-for-tat blows last year.
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It has a backlog of 5,700 plane orders, enough to keep its factories humming for six or seven years.
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They painted together, testing each other's musical knowledge through humming obscure tunes by Biff Rose and the Velvet Underground.
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The musical numbers are a highlight—I am still humming the tune to "first penis" from the latest episode.
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By the end of the day, things were humming, and boy, they just ... they went crazy from there on.
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Like a symphony, Moonlight's cinematic themes, melodies, and harmonies keep humming in your mind long after the credits roll.
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" Funny enough, Hanks admitted that he too often finds himself "humming some of the music from That Thing You Do!
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More than a year after the 25.943 election, the markets are humming along just fine, even if they're not spectacular.
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Studded with sensors and humming with AI, autonomous cars could slash death rates at intersections while eliminating traffic signals altogether.
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Then co-writer Chiara Hunter jumped in, humming the line "new religion" to herself, which sparked something in MAAD's mind.
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In the movie, garbage trucks humming through Sunset Park hover just above the ground, and bikes operate on LED wheels.
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Of course you have, I bet you're still humming the tune from that hold music you had to listen to.
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He took over a hugely popular franchise after its leading man walked and kept it humming for 12 more years.
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The economy is humming, and increasingly voters are crediting President Trump with the acceleration in growth and in job openings.
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It's more on the early stage of its growth curve, I would say, than Saks, which is clearly humming along.
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He is such a perfectionist that he spent almost $5,000 on an automated sprinkler system to keep his garden humming.
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Now with the Android app humming, though, we might see significant growth in the Rest of World region in Q2.
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A 3D whale meanders unhindered through open space, its blue-glowing, holographic surface transparent with the complex technology humming underneath.
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But if medieval France isn't your cup of tea, get your date night humming with a game of Hive, instead.
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But there's an awesome beauty in it — it's like the whole natural world is humming along to the same beat.
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Musing in his Capitol Hill office—a fridge of Chobani samples humming in one corner—Mr Hanna blames several forces.
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Shale activity is humming in the hottest U.S. oilfield, the Permian Basin, a 75,000 square mile expanse in West Texas.
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It is a pure and indigenous dysfunction, humming along through vast corridors of the profession, often unrestrained, and culturally enabled.
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Yet despite that, Nairobi's thriving malls and Abidjan's humming ports show that there are plenty of reasons to stay optimistic.
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Afflicted with a hearing condition called tinnitus, Baby constantly listens to music to drown out the humming in his ear.
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Mam uses roots and leaves as medicine; when she was young, she could hear voices "humming" to her their applications.
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Trump is blessed today with great economic numbers; from low interest rates to low unemployment, the nation's economy is humming.
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Your body will be humming with adrenaline, but don't cuss, yell, use slang or act erratically with law-enforcement officers.
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Many patrons are likely to forget, if only for an hour or two, that they are in a humming city.
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ON TOP OF ANACONDA The West Calumet Housing complex stands near the center of a once humming U.S. industry hub.
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More than a year after the 2016 election, the markets are humming along just fine, even if they're not spectacular.
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One day she started humming the tune of an old nursery rhyme, and I joined her in recalling the words.
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Ranieri can make all the denials he wants, but in the locker room he must be humming a different tune.
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Its job was to chart the infrastructure improvements that needed to be made to keep tourism humming in Las Vegas.
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In an unassuming building on West 20th Street, an elevator opens to a bright fifth floor humming with sewing machines.
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In that episode, the overall United States economy kept humming along because consumer spending and service industries were mostly unaffected.
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I found myself humming it often when I finally picked it up to read it, one hot late summer day.
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Even as the economy has been humming, President Trump has focused on a divisive message about migrants threatening the country.
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The United States economy is still humming, if the performance of some of the country's biggest banks is any indication.
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LONDON — Only a few months ago, the global economy appeared to be humming, with all major nations growing in unison.
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As key phrases arise, Ms. Magic will begin strumming and humming, weaving those lines of dialogue into a lilting melody.
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It would have required a near-miraculous rally by Manning, but the offense was humming, and the Jaguars were huffing.
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China relies on heavy amounts of oil to keep its fast-growing economy humming and to move its enormous population.
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Lately, the road has become one of the city's trendiest places, especially humming between Kreta Ayer Road and Neil Road.
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But polls show him in an increasingly strong position against his potential Democratic rivals, partly thanks to the humming economy.
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That explains why even though the economy is humming, it doesn't feel like it for a large group of workers.
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Then and now, Shange's work responds to an urgent fever pitch humming beneath the taut surface of pain and respectability.
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Then and now, Shange's work responded to an urgent fever pitch humming beneath the taut surface of pain and respectability.
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If you've been humming that one song that first appears in the USO scene in season 3 of Marvelous Mrs.
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It felt as though I were hiking through an uncanny valley, a place hushed by ruin but humming with growth.
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I puréed the soup and tasted a rich, verdurous spoonful, humming with pleasure at the way it coated my tongue.
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But there is also hope that the man they knew and loved to loathe may return humming a new tune.
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Once everything is humming along nicely, the digital twin hands over to the physical factory to begin making things for real.
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"Shape of You" is everywhere and will continue to be as you find yourself humming it without a hint of awareness.
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Audio quality piped through this dongle is also surprisingly good, with fuller sound and less of ambient humming in the background.
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But a decision is seen as premature as the euro zone economy is humming along, giving Draghi some time refine options.
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Its racks of humming computers, crunching through zillions of cryptographic calculations every second, are designed to mine bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
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His fundraising apparatus is now literally being built from scratch, while Clinton's has been humming along for more than a year.
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Anyone who says otherwise isn't paying attention, or is humming over increasingly clamorous news reports of super storms and sinking cities.
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Robots keep the economy humming and food growing while Bill and his friends Instagram themselves doing shots of tequila and FutureCocaine.
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Does your dad have a favorite song that you've heard him humming along to for as long as you can remember?
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But there's some small solace for those whose hearts are aching instead of humming today: at least you're not in space.
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Sun Yon Hwang: Humming Head continues at Doosan Gallery Seoul (15, Jongno 33-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Korea) through April 17.
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Congress and the White House typically rush through massive tax cuts and government spending increases aimed at keeping the economy humming.
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Tinnitus is the perception of sound (for example ringing, buzzing, whooshing or humming) in the absence of any external sound source.
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"The German economy is humming," Ifo head Clemens Fuest said, adding that the strong economic upturn would extend well into 250.6.
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The tedious process has turned Iitate into one large construction site, with the sound of excavators constantly humming in the background.
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No matter the news out of Washington or the slow start to the year economically, the market just keeps humming along.
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Things were humming by 2000, and Kim Jong Il decided it was time for his people to enjoy a cold one.
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So with the economy humming along and, if it really is "the economy, stupid," will Republicans prevail in the midterm elections?
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Since then, Trump has also used a humming economy to warn against steps that might short-circuit his ability to govern.
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Guests in a gambling hall in Halberstadt, Germany, called local police after hearing strange humming sounds from a nearby garbage can.
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The once humming economy is anemic: according to one study, incomes for 97% of Italians haven't gone up in a decade.
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But by August of 2014, after breaking everything first, that center was humming along, and then we launched another in Reno.
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Trout gets a low fastball, sizes it up, and with a dialed-in thwack sends it humming over the centerfield wall?
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When my husband and I visited on a blustery weeknight last month, the unassuming brick building was humming with eager diners.
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Milwaukeeans are especially ebullient during the (brief) summers, when the city is humming with festivals at churches and along the lakefront.
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Neither tune appeals to me, but I’ve found that humming the Imperial March quite quickly works a treat. pic.twitter.
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Their formal mission is to strike a balance: to keep the job market humming, without overheating the economy and causing inflation.
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The economy has been humming along despite Chancellor Angela Merkel's struggle to form a government after an inconclusive election in September.
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The music is serviceable and the lyrics clever, but you won't be humming tunes on your way out of the theater.
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They stood there for a moment in silence, as if humming to the same vibration—an arrow shot into an oak.
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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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Growing contentiousness could take a toll on consumer confidence and slow consumer spending, which has kept the economy humming though 2019.
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Like many of the immigrants keeping American farming alive and restaurant kitchens humming, his true citizenship was in a shadow economy.
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It makes for an odd scene, plucked from an igloo and plopped on the linoleum in front of a humming refrigerator.
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Trump's campaign says he is focused both on safeguarding the health and safety of Americans and getting the economy humming again.
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Tinguely's humming radio tube works and grinding, banging machines provide the world with a necessary atmosphere of hacking, circuit bending irreverence.
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All of this is to say that within a tightly controlled environment — works made for only one viewer at a time, such as her 21965 piece "Black Box/White Box," mandatory humming to pass through to the next gallery in "The Humming Room" (22016), and a no-video policy throughout — no one stopped me in my retroactive journey.
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She's humming "There Are Worse Things I Could Do" in her pink satin bomber jacket—today's brunch show is all about Grease.
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Instead of humming classic lullabies to her newborn daughter, Buckman would find herself reciting verses from Biggie's 1994 album Ready to Die.
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"Financing markets continue to be strong, even as interest rates are rising, and the economy seems to be humming along," Kyrwood said.
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Within the comatose metro area, tiny, miniature cities are being built, humming with activity in contrast to the stalled motion around them.
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The economy is "still humming along," bank lending should pick up and there will be a rollback in regulations, he pointed out.
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"I think he's under the impression that things are really humming because he's looking at the big macro retail numbers," Cramer said.
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Japan's economy has expanded at a steady pace this year, lifted by surging exports growth that has kept the manufacturing sector humming.
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To keep air conditioners humming, Texas utilities bought electricity from all sources, boosting power prices to their highest in almost seven years.
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Mike Lee Studded with sensors and humming with AI, autonomous cars could slash death rates at intersections while eliminating traffic signals altogether.
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Those noises continue humming and clinking and swirling as the vlogger sits silently to let you the viewer take it all in.
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In addition to buying T-bills, the Fed has been conducting a series of temporary operations to keep the overnight markets humming.
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But when it's humming along, irrational bursts of spending just direct resources away from more productive activities and make everyone subtly poorer.
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And a month after moving, I was humming to "Mi Guitarra" and asking my mom to buy me the album in Mexico.
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It's the sex toy industry venturing past pure utility into art for art's sake, and it feels great humming against your clit.
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After all, who doesn't love an adorable little robot rolling around humming to itself because it beat a human at a game.
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Mr Basri points out that 90% of Indonesia's imports are raw materials or capital goods, such as machinery, which keep factories humming.
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Together, they developed cognitive musical tests performed during functional MRI (fMRI) scanning, such as Fabbio humming back melodies and verbally identifying objects.
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With farms and mines constructed and your cities humming along in previous Civ games, your worker units often became road construction crews.
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That is to say, they essentially use two rectangular lithium-ion units, placed perpendicular to each other, to keep those smartphones humming.
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And that doesn't mean that every one of these British musicians leaped out of the womb humming late 90s Monica album cuts.
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The president complained that the media did not cover the humming economy and was responsible for much of the country's divided politics.
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The "Battle Hymn" itself, which Howe wrote to a tune that Union soldiers were already humming, occupies only a handful of pages.
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But if the market can't hold its lows the next time traders start humming Tchaikovsky, stocks could be in big trouble indeed.
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With her scarce time on-screen, Bella is a humming pillar of light with her chirpy smile hanging above fuzzy animal sweatshirts.
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell, speaking in Paris on Tuesday, reiterated a pledge to "act as appropriate" to keep the U.S. economy humming.
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Now retail investors can keep up with the humming algorithms already keeping track of this stuff on Wall Street for hedge funds.
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Wait until midnight, when the foxes are clattering outside, the January winds are whispering around the windowsill, and the streetlights are humming.
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Tuesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new protections for Hawaiian humming birds, efficiency standards for pool pumps, and vehicle theft data.
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With all of these thoughts humming through my head, I sidled up to one of the range bays and asked to shoot.
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Instead, tech companies want to lock you even more securely into their existing business models—keeping those well-proven profit engines humming.
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Certain pundits are quick to remind us that the economy is humming along with steady growth, solid corporate profits and low unemployment.
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The two story-barge with humming motors looks like something out of a science fiction movie like Mad Max or Water World.
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On the TV show, it looks like he may wind up being a famous country singer, which would help explain his humming.
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All we need to keep the engine of small business humming is an environment that unleashes their potential, not undermines their resolve.
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With GDP growth reaching north of 22019 percent and the housing market recovering along with strong employment numbers, the economy is humming.
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Violence against Israelis is low, the economy is humming, and governments almost everywhere except Western Europe are embracing Israel as it is.
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She added there was a sense of "excitement in the air" and that social media was humming over what might be happening.
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It is not one of those swings that gets people humming over the crack of the bat; rather, it is almost quiet.
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She suggested a change in the orchestration to give the song a bit more oomph, humming along as they tested it out.
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It's something like a nighttime stroll through a major metropolis, your path only illuminated by the quietly humming neon signs hanging overhead.
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Not only do you want to sing along as you hear The 1975, but you also find yourself humming their music later.
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And if you scroll through the list for years past, you'll find yourself humming songs you had no idea you were missing.
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Among the dogs whose owners were humming, the dogs' stress responses did not appear to be linked with their opening the door.
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China is the major supplier of a number of mundane but crucial materials and components needed to keep the world's factories humming.
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Alderman's prose is immersive and, well, electric, and I felt a closed circuit humming between the book and me as I read.
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Embrace the neighborhood where you live, with neighbors who enjoy sitting on their stoops socializing and, in this case, humming a tune.
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The drones based in Dirkou are loud, and their humming and buzzing drowns out the bleats of goats and crows of roosters.
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At lunchtime on Thursday in one of the state's wealthiest enclaves — Houston's River Oaks — Whataburger No. 266 on Westheimer Road was humming.
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The president has soft-pedaled the humming economy — 103,000 jobs added in October — instead railing against an "invasion" of migrants seeking asylum.
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But the U.S. stock market slump comes even as unemployment is low, corporate profits are rising and the economy is humming along.
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Read Kinsey's story As we hunkered down during the Persian Gulf war, she kept our daily lives humming with routine and humor.
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It's a great dish, half crunchy and half creamy, both halves humming along under a dressing of chile oil and sesame oil.
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Earnings are humming along, with gains of more than 503 percent now expected for the S&P 500 in the second quarter.
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PARIS — You'll find them up in the balcony, or in standing room, silently mouthing the libretto or humming along with the score.
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Organized labor is a powerful force in the state, thanks to the legions of workers who keep the casinos and hotels humming.
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Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.), has kept her all-Democratic firm humming along this year, with the debate over health care driving business.
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With the din of traffic humming in the background, one speaker read aloud the names of 28 transgender people killed in 2018.
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Graze was humming like a well-oiled engine, with staff gliding deftly by each other, managing to genially keep ahead of orders.
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You may leave the library humming Fanny Brice's "Second Hand Rose" or Paul Robeson's "Ol' Man River," while imagining soaring zeppelins onstage.
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But the president and his economic advisers say the economy will keep humming long enough for Trump to clinch reelection in 2020.
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There it is, quietly humming in the dead center of the supermarket in its own igloo-like kingdom of glass and cardboard.
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There are mattresses everywhere, their exposed innards revealing humming burrows of cockroaches — and the mattresses may be the least terrifying of their redoubts.
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L.A. scored 2286 points from Weeks 2414.3-23.6 without Kupp, and many expect the offense to keep humming with Josh Reynolds stepping in.
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Moreover, Boeing "can afford to give a bigger discount [on the current generation planes] to keep the production line humming along," he added.
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Artist MJ Caselden is using electroacoustic sculptures to offer immersive sound baths of deep, subtly shifting, and humming tones at Manhattan's apexart gallery.
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These make keeping the growth engine humming all the more enticing – and rider and driver incentives are one of the most useful fuels.
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Touching and hilarious, this YA novel turned feature film will get you humming "9 to 5" and hugging it out in no time.
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The unspoken question humming at the Jackson fan from the screen is what do we do, then, with the music of Michael Jackson?
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However, his mic was still on and he was caught humming a cheerful mysterious short tune that music nerds can't stop obsessing over.
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The pump was generating humming sounds noted by the bomb squad, and was also hooked up to the instrument by the visible wires.
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Backstage With 90 minutes to go before showtime, backstage was humming – in part because of all the cupcakes, Milk Duds and coffee available.
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Hospital logistics aren't sexy, but they're necessary to keep the place humming along during emergencies and to reduce errors and other costly issues.
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It hadn't eaten any of its GMO soy feed and was lying on its side, making some sort of snoring or humming sound.
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But nothing on the political front has derailed markets, mainly because the global economy and company earnings growth have been humming along nicely.
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"The German economy is humming," Ifo head Clemens Fuest said on Thursday, adding that the strong economic upswing would extend far into 2018.
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I know it's not probable, but it's possible — and that's enough for me to keep dreaming and humming and writing reality television fairytales.
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But he also wants that humming economy as his re-election calling card, and a prolonged trade war could put that at risk.
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He bombs deep step-back threes, throws down alley-oop dunks and is the all-around engine that powers a humming UCLA offense.
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Instead, it will have you humming the painfully catchy phrase "Leo Got F*cked by a Bear" for the rest of the week.
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At one point the men sung a low humming drone that blended with a gently syncopated percussion line to underpin Mr. Cole's narration.
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Everything you see on the Internet—emails, tweets, search results, funny videos, this article—physically exists as electrons humming inside a computer server.
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For a few terrifying minutes, a warplane circled over neighborhoods and humming afternoon markets before dropping a bomb that momentarily silenced the guns.
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Lauren Johnson assembled a list of the top Facebook executives who setting the company's strategy and keeping its $55 billion ad business humming.
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While it's true that audiences rarely leave a musical humming the story, woe betide the show that lacks an engrossing, artfully structured one.
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I recalled my father, sitting by the window on Beck Street, humming to himself as he played, slapping the guitar to keep time.
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Two reports released on Friday reveal the ways in which the economy is humming along brilliantly — and the things that are very worrying.
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"For the second quarter, we've got a still solidly humming economy at play," she said, forecasting second-quarter economic growth at 113 percent.
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The economy is humming, the party's centrist and liberal wings are fighting, and the drumbeat of impending Trump doom isn't finding much accompaniment.
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Last month the company released footage of the 500 Shooting Star drones taking flight light humming fireflies in the skies outside Munich, Germany.
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Alex Eaton-Salners is back, and he will have you humming or whistling a very familiar refrain before you're done with his puzzle.
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He remembers straining up the legendary Mont Ventoux in France last year, then hearing humming and seeing two e-bikes blow past him.
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After enthusiastically greeting and hugging several of the workers, Topf, 62, came to a sweltering room filled with humming washing machines and dryers.
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A city of glorious but tattered beauty, known for its vibrancy and, yes, a frisson of menace, Naples is now humming with visitors.
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After a while, he leaned forward to make sure the tuning fork was still humming, since he himself could no longer hear it.
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I remembered all those old Soviet-era Russians humming math problems in their heads or playing twelve hours of competitive chess with themselves.
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It has become a familiar pattern: Global demand for Japanese cars, chemicals and other products keeps factories humming, even as domestic spending sputters.
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While CBS (CBS) assets — such as its broadcast network and Showtime — are humming along, the corporation is in a period of wrenching change.
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California's economy is humming, and Mr. Newsom will inherit a huge budget surplus, compared to the deficit Mr. Brown found eight years ago.
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Put it all on a potato roll with a little tomato and lettuce and you'll be happily humming the Marseillaise in your dreams.
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In the 70s, Chali, the town marked out by this withered sign, was home to a humming market and even a functioning airstrip.
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That would have been the end of it too had Matt not started humming a metal riff he had gotten stuck in his head.
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It played a central role in the development of the ATM; its systems keep many banks and insurance companies around the world humming along.
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As with all things in a relationship, sexual desire is a dynamic thing, and it may take some work to keep it humming along.
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Russia is at a later stage in its nuclear modernisation cycle: its production lines for new missiles and ballistic-missile submarines are already humming.
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Nothing too dark that, I suppose, but certainly something to think about while your nan is eating mash and humming along to her fav.
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In order to get the forms printed and ready for 2020, the presses would have to be humming by the first week in July.
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It would be easy to imagine Alan Pardew, going round the supermarket, humming 'Super Alan Pardew' to himself while picking up his weekly shop.
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That Republicans manage to be doing so poorly with the economy humming along nicely is a godsend to Democratic Party operatives and political pros.
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Similar to how humming into a cup at just the right pitch makes your voice sound louder, linear accelerators amplify electric fields using resonance.
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That's because coach Avery Johnson has Alabama humming on defense, coming into this one allowing the 11th-fewest points per game in the country.
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Up until very recently, stocks had been humming along without so much as a minor speed bump and volatility was becoming a distant memory.
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And when you're not hollering, you're humming, the child forgetting the game's impression of peril for a second to slip into a delightful daydream.
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The features helped to keep the site humming for roughly 4 million users, but the founders came to believe the mechanics weren't very meaningful.
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Li Ka-shing, Hong Kong's richest man, warned this week that the territory's once humming economy was increasingly being weighed down by political tension.
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Taken together, these steps can give Americans the safe, reliable, and technologically advanced infrastructure we need to keep our economy humming and people working.
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As you navigate each scene, the game holds you transfixed as you watch these humming, chirping, prosaic zones transform into uncanny spaces and forms.
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The barn was humming along — think the Google campus, but substitute matted bed head for skinny jeans and piles of dung for beanbag chairs.
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It became a joke, Conan humming "Here Comes the Bride" as I walked into the classroom trailer, sweaty and coated in wood-shop dust.
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Using any of the muscles in your face or vocal cords, such as deep breathing, humming or singing, will help calm your nervous system.
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After seven players scored in double digits in a 33-point rout of the Utah Jazz on Monday, the Indiana offense was still humming.
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At assembly plants that make the most expensive or in-demand models, workers can earn more than $60,000 a year when operations are humming.
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The members of his gang, hands pressed together in prayer, rock softly from side to side behind him, chorally humming a melancholic church tune.
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The open studio is quiet — the only sound comes from the humming tubular vents overhead and a handful of staff who confer in whispers.
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They're about getting that last penny of profit from every level of your business, and getting the different pieces humming to together in harmony.
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The whole world, solid to your eyes, is actually a mass of unceasing chaos, humming along in ways we can't fully measure or understand.
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A startling and pleasing feature is her use of synthesizers, which glide subtly along her vocal loops in tranquil arpeggios and low-humming tones.
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Just across the river, in a town called Birstonas, the luxury spa hotel where the Ball brothers will live was humming with activity, too.
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On Wednesday afternoon in Los Angeles' Fairfax District, groups of runners dripped sweat on the near empty streets, zooming past day laborers humming corridos.
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The band, a five-piece outfit called Santa's Ice Cold Pickers, was tight — their rendition of Ray Price's "Crazy Arms" had me humming along.
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Imagine green clay courts swept clean, awash in supple glow from the humming lights above, pine boughs communing in quiet susurration beyond the fence.
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Economically, Loudoun County is humming from the technology boom in Washington's suburbs, with the number of businesses rising 49 percent from 1.43 to 2015.
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And there was a moment where he waved the Icelandic flag and marched around in the rain (while once again humming "The Nutcracker Suite").
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Nearby, standing at a microphone, the singer Santigold was humming along to Ree's voice and mimicking the undulations until she knew them by heart.
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At the same time, U.S. economic growth has been humming along, with GDP expected to rise close to 4 percent in the third quarter.
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The voice on the telephone, grainy and crackling, rose up from the tabletop while Kiefer was smiling and laughing and humming along a little.
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One of the robot-run restaurants that seems to be doing alright is Creator, which is still humming along since opening in mid-2018.
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He was sitting up in his giant humming airbed, a royal purple shawl hanging around his neck like a towel after a tennis game.
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Plenty of work remains before the project is humming, starting with attracting the full cooperation of giants like Google, Twitter, and his former employers.
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After his Brexit debacle, Mr. Cameron left power much as he had wielded it, humming absent-mindedly as he bade farewell from Downing Street.
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America relies on a vast network of infrastructure — airports, roads, bridges, freight rail, ports and electric grids — to keep the $25 trillion economy humming.
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The peanuts swirl in the humming tank for several hours in a warm bath of water mixed with a commercially produced enzyme called Alcalase.
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It's a slower pace of growth than banks recorded throughout 2018, when the tax cuts and a humming economy sent profits higher and higher.
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At one time, Tesla said it had more than 400,000 reservations for the Model 3, enough to keep sales and production humming through 2019.
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But to the extent that weak AI controls vital software that keeps our civilization humming along, our dependence upon it does create some vulnerabilities.
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New investment-grade bond sales were humming along in January until the global markets became anxious about plummeting oil prices and fears of economic weakness.
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The limits create concerns that the government is pulling back on reform efforts that China needs to keep growth humming in the decades to come.
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To win, she needs to create a sense of urgency, even despair, among the electorate, and shatter Trump's message that the economy is humming along.
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Sheletta Brundidge of Cottage Grove, Minnesota, recently tweeted a snippet of a video showing her 4-year-old son Daniel humming and singing the tune.
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Let's change that, stat, with these 12 music videos that are guaranteed to leave you bopping/humming/lip-syncing for the rest of the week.
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To keep those air conditioners humming, Texas utilities bought electricity from all sources, keeping power prices near seven-year highs hit earlier in the week.
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Their purpose was to stop those lines vibrating as water flowed past, a phenomenon similar to telephone wires or power cables humming in the wind.
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Although he joked that he "wrote the book on paranoia," he suggested the economy may keep humming along -- unless some sort of a shock emerges.
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The president is seen favoring someone who will continue Tetangco's monetary policies and reforms that have kept the over $300 billion economy humming for years.
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LONDON — If David Cameron's cheerful humming is anything to go by, he doesn't exactly sound stressed at the thought of stepping down as Prime Minister.
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Custom Framed Soundwave Art Does your dad have a favorite song that you've heard him humming along to for as long as you can remember?
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To keep air conditioners humming, Texas utilities bought electricity from all sources, boosting power prices to their highest since the winter heating season in January.
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On a ramshackle industrial block in southern Brooklyn, an Arabic call to prayer can be heard over the humming traffic of the nearby Belt Parkway.
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Across the United States, data centers are increasingly supplanting smog-belching factories as the humming engines of the economy as industries expand their footprints online.
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But stocks pared most of those losses after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell reiterated pledges to "act as appropriate" to keep the U.S. economy humming.
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She may not have waltzed, or left the theater humming "Tale As Old As Time" to herself, but she dug it, in her own way.
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" The note is just a short audio clip of the singer humming what would become the melody of the single, repeating the main word, "attention.
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This season, the Warriors slid to No. 6, but were still able to lock down opponents on the rare occasions that their offense wasn't humming.
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Just a few people would stop and take the time to explore these places that, through granting wishes and generating power, keep Los Angeles humming.
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Read on to feel simultaneously inspired and nostalgic, and if you find yourself humming the So Little Time theme song, well, we don't blame you...
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After investigating an eerie humming noise in the hotel, Beverly returns home to a sickly husband — he wants to know why she's home so late.
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By many measures, the state is humming economically, offering a contrarian reality to the gloomy scenario that the presidential candidates are presenting to motivate voters.
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We rely on nuclear for energy, and to keep local economies humming; across 30 states, nuclear creates jobs for nearly a half a million Americans.
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But a lot of people are humming it — Clinton may have the race wrapped up but he's still giving her a real headache in California.
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To get a periwinkle to emerge from its shell, you may just need patience, even though humming might score some points in the quirkiness department.
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Today, however, A plus B does not necessarily equal C. When the economy is humming, interest-only loans become a bigger portion of overall issuance.
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For California to remain competitive — the state just needs to create a sensible regulatory road map that keeps the engine of autonomous vehicle innovation humming.
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In a humming warehouse in Los Angeles, two self-proclaimed "mad inventors" are creating the future of fun with their start-up, Two Bit Circus.
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It could be imagined, in fact, as a humming glow born from talking frankly about love and lust and confusion without the limitations of restraint.
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Congress itself lacked the capacity to engage in the detailed regulation that is necessary to keep a modern economy humming while protecting workers and consumers.
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More magical than Sloomoo's main floor, where you can massage, poke, prod, and even walk on slime, is the factory humming along in the basement.
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That's how many people on Earth are streaming Cohen's version of the secular anthem right now, each represented by a recorded voice humming the song.
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The crisp partitioning of the composition feels like the inverse of the previous piece, a stark contrast between a humming machine and a silent whiteout.
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Sometimes movies or songs don't age well, but you find yourself watching or humming along to them anyway, offensive lyrics, wince-inducing scenes and all.
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For all the fluctuations in financial markets and pessimistic commentary at the end of last year, the great American job creation machine is still humming.
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Although the humming New York art world of the 1960s isn't the focus of the film, it's hard not to be drawn in by it.
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I was thrown back to the sea of blue, rusty coolers on roofs, their humming noise a soothing sound on hot summer nights in Tehran.
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That rate only makes sense if the stock market and personal investments are humming along well — and if your individual spending needs don't go up.
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Things are humming along and then you have a baby or adopt a child, and all of a sudden there's an uncountable amount of work.
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Provideniya, once a humming port with 10,000-odd inhabitants in and around it, including a military-cum-naval base, has shrivelled to 2,000 or so.
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The director Chris Wedge ("Ice Age") makes a nimble, largely live-action debut with this movie, whose heart, humor and gentle conscience keep it humming.
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Yet between these passages is also astonishing beauty, even the sublime: rending melodies fit for lullabies, ethereal humming that hovers delicately, like a visiting spirit.
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Sometimes there are hints of "don't rebuild, it's too dangerous"; at other times, moving quickly and keeping the economy humming seems to be the priority.
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They created a weird humming sound and some of the signals detected in November of that year had a duration of up to 20 minutes.
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" It bills itself as a science book that will make you appreciate fat's central role in keeping the body humming as it "secretes essential hormones, . . .
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Mr. Trump's economic advisers have been keenly aware of the need to keep the economy humming as the president heads into a re-election year.
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I got my 7-year-old daughter, who has autism, humming Joe Jackson's "Steppin' Out," which was a favorite song of mine as a child.
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The sound was likened to "buzzing, grinding metal, piercing squeals, and humming" and lasted anywhere from 10-second pulses to more than 30 minutes long.
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BEIJING — It took all of five minutes for Wang Lei, a gruff veteran of the People's Liberation Army, to start humming and stomping his feet.
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And it's there, when all of its moving parts start humming along on the same frequency, that Midnight Special begins to feel less, well, special.
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By then, Grandma was using an IBM Selectric II typewriter, producing mountains of onionskin legal filings from that humming, chattering beast at 120 words per minute.
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"Three days til sweetener preorder," Grande captioned the post, which featured a seconds-long clip of her humming over video of an upside-down alarm clock.
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That's further complicated by another feature of Bitcoin: the difficulty of those problems thousands of ASICs are humming away to solve generally increases every 2016 blocks.
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An adaptation of an Australian favorite that has been humming along for several seasons, the American version seems to be rife with more squabbling than cooking.
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Unlike sprawling corporate enterprises, you likely don't have a dedicated IT department working 24/7 to keep your tech humming along and addressing any security snags.
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It doesn't come out until Christmas 2018, so I think the hard part for me will be not humming these tunes in public for two years.
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Getting all of the ions humming in just the right way results in quantum entanglement, a scenario in which the particles, from certain perspectives, become indistinguishable.
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Tracking and handling freight — a $1 trillion industry that keeps the world's economies humming — has largely been done on paper and via email and phone calls.
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The pads of his long fingers were heavily calloused; I imagined him strumming a guitar and humming quietly to himself after a long day at work.
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PRINEVILLE, Oregon — Tucked deep in a Facebook data center, amid hundreds of humming server racks, nearly 2,000 smartphones are running some version of a Facebook app.
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It makes more sense, for any political party, to invest in better schools and, as the centre-right parties argue, to keep the employment motor humming.
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New York (CNN Business)Despite a recent drop in retail sales, softer business spending and a slowdown in job growth, the housing market keeps humming along.
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Trump's attitude may be credited to the world's dependence on Saudi oil, which keeps economies humming, and also personal relationships with powerful figures in the kingdom.
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Its ability to continue collaborating with Nike to launch products exclusively for its core shoppers is keeping sales humming, said Cristina Fernández at Telsey Advisory Group.
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Rural residents, long disconnected from the grid, are increasingly using solar panels and battery banks to charge mobile phones, illuminate light bulbs, and keep refrigerators humming.
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Developed by Byte Flux SRL, the app turns your iPhone in the humming weapon of a Jedi with tons of customizable colored blades and different hilts.
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It plans to launch an internet satellite this year, and its efforts to build a Facebook-powered web are apparently just humming along behind the scenes.
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For a few minutes, a sizable chunk of the entertainment world was humming in the bowels of a second-rate Canadian arena, brought together by basketball.
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Paychex: Pachex will report before the open and the giant payroll processor should give investors an idea how the economy is humming or cooling, Cramer said.
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Among Democrats in Iowa, Clinton is leading, atop a humming state political network she built after learning the lessons of a third-place finish in 2008.
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Still, while the recovery has outperformed the bear-rebound playbook, the market has not fully resumed the habits and attitudes emblematic of a humming bull market.
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The episode underscored the leverage of truckers in Brazil, which relies overwhelmingly on road freight to get agricultural exports to port and keep its economy humming.
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Thankfully, it wasn't too hard to Rhimes to get humming again — while she was surprised by the source of her newfound drive, many people won't be.
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The building of roads, tunnels, bridges and high-rise buildings has put a lot of people to work and kept factories humming with construction-related materials.
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Except for the economy, which is humming along about as well as anyone could hope, these three issues are the kinds of things that determine elections.
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After making a brief statement describing his successor as "strong" and "competent," Mr. Cameron was caught on a microphone humming as he returned to his office.
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Fewer Americans approve his job performance than that of any recent predecessor at the same point, even with the economy humming and international affairs comparatively calm.
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He keeps most of the decades humming with queerness and problematized whiteness, inventing characters and ghosts in his stories to dramatize the issues of the day.
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But Obama says Trump's achievements may not have been so significant if he hadn't come into office with an economy that was already humming along smoothly.
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For Alice, synthesizers and organs were simply a new way of humming along with the universe, as she had previously tried to do playing the harp.
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Investors, and price-conscious consumers alike, will both wonder how much more Apple can charge for future iPhones and iPads to keep sales growth humming along.
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Hermès's latest foray into the ultra-luxe picks up after lunch, followed by Sonia Rykiel, now comfortably humming along under Julie de Libran, and Esteban Cortázar.
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Copper prices were at a two-year peak, boosted by a Chinese government-led infrastructure push that kept construction humming in the world's second-largest economy.
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Lizvfer and the Tree play sexed-out honky tonk covers, reconfigured with drum machines, humming synths, and enough distortion to make you forget the songs' origins.
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The only things missing are photographs that show the planes from afar, soaring through the air; we get no sense of engines humming or pilots whooping.
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ABOUT VANDERBILT (3-373): You won't find any of the Commodores among the conference leaders in passing statistics, but Ralph Webb has the running game humming.
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The Bundesbank said that in addition to higher state spending, a humming construction sector and strong private consumption should help the economy in the second quarter.
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There was a kind of presence in the painting, I felt, I could sense it humming at a frequency I wanted to tune myself to catch.
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The government has a role to play to keep things humming along as much as they can until the health and science elements figure it out.
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Only solving the public health problem could wreak havoc on the economy, while focusing solely on keeping the economy humming will wreak havoc on public health.
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They halted at a steep river gorge and gazed down at a humming hydroelectric power plant where Nazi scientists had developed a mysterious, top-secret project.
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Mr. Marsh was off to Argentina for vacation, but he reported that the roads had been cleared around Albany, and the factory floor was humming again.
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Middle managers in Michigan have to learn the words for "hurry up" in English, German, Polish and Italian to keep Henry Ford's assembly line humming along.
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The threat of additional tariffs poses a major problem for Mr. Xi, who had been counting on a trade deal to keep China's growth engine humming.
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The threats pose a major problem for Xi Jinping, China's top leader, who had been counting on a trade deal to keep China's growth engine humming.
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A brain humming along well is a Mozart-like production, with many diverse, specialized neural instruments synchronizing with each other to create a sense of unity.
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At the closed luxury stores along the Rue Saint-Honoré, usually humming with Chinese shoppers in search of expensive handbags, hardly a buyer was in sight.
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Demand response has played an increasingly important role in the market: When prices spiked, demand dropped, helping the system keep lights on and air conditioners humming.
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Under what was once the building's ground floor, rescuers continued to work among gnarled rebar, bricks and other debris, as humming generators powered emergency flood lights.
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We watch as she pumps breast milk, soothes her baby to sleep atop a humming dryer and lets out a primal scream in a parking lot.
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Mr. Trump has been counting on Mr. Powell to help blunt the effect of his trade war by cutting interest rates to keep the economy humming.
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To my surprise and delight, the hygienist gleaned what I was humming and began to sing along, with all the words, in a very sweet voice.
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After three straight rate cuts, the US central bank on Wednesday said rates are at "appropriate" levels to keep the longest economic expansion in history humming.
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"If retail sales come down, your factories are still humming ... if you're selling to commercial fleets," said Zohaib Rahim, Cox Automotive's economic and industry insights manager.
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Boeing's near-record backlog of about 7773,700 plane orders will keep the factories humming, and Boeing will not cut prices just to generate sales, he said.
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Mr. Trump has been counting on Mr. Powell to help blunt the effect of his trade war by cutting interest rates to keep the economy humming.
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Bitcoin Cash's first block was mined hours after the fork, and it's currently humming along at $315 USD per coin compared to Bitcoin's nearly $6,000 value.
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Dining rooms are humming at all hours, yet this is one of the few spots in town where whipping out your laptop to work is permissible.
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She had algae-green eyes, lips like apple turnovers, supermodel legs, and an intoxicating habit of humming and squeezing my hand whenever when I said anything.
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When it's too low, countries worry that in the long term they may not have enough healthy, young workers to keep productivity up and the economy humming.
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There will be more than one medley you'll be humming as you leave the theater as you wrestle with big questions about trust and truth and power.
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This is EuraTechnologies, a vast startup incubator, which has helped to turn a formerly abandoned site in this northern French city into a humming canal-side neighbourhood.
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What might have been the hollowed-out industrial shell that Billy Joel sang about in his blue-collar anthem "Allentown" is now a humming middle-class oasis.
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Beyond the honks and "pips," the cars will also now emit a humming noise designed to make pedestrians, especially those with impaired sight, aware of the car.
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Across the country, zombie malls totter on, their escalators running, their Muzak humming, their anchor stores gone, nobody home but a few forlorn tenants clinging to life.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell on Tuesday reiterated a pledge to "act as appropriate" to keep the U.S. economy humming, validating expectations that a rate cut is coming.
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But the web is different, with its unending news cycle, social networks humming with constant conversation, and news feeds algorithmically structured to keep users scrolling and sharing.
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The Bulls will work to keep that offense humming when they face one of the best defensive teams in the league at the Utah Jazz on Thursday.
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The bottom line: Some voters might be willing to overlook the chaos around Trump or his unconventional style as long as the nation's economic engine keeps humming.
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Yet evidence of a more cataclysmic shakeout in tech hasn't materialized yet, and until it does, the commercial real estate market is likely to keep humming along.
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Inside the synthetic biology company's glass-walled foundries, humans are now less obvious, with algorithms designing industrial organisms and robot armies building them in humming, hypnotic synchronicity.
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Westworld is still humming along, but pretty soon we're going to need to either learn more about the characters or see the violence have world-changing consequences.
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The researchers also encourage parents to resist a child's play for negative attention, learning to ignore annoying habits such as humming, making noises or otherwise acting out.
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The House of Representatives was aiming to pass a bill before Friday's midnight deadline that would keep federal agencies humming along at current funding levels through Jan.
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As you went about your day quietly humming it, perhaps someone else heard you and complained minutes later that you'd gotten the tune stuck in their head.
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AI. So whatever the truth of Gizmodo's story, it seems fair to say that Facebook has real incentives to keep the network humming with conservative-friendly content.
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With a loud clunk, the sounds of humming oxygen machines stopped and were replaced by a chorus of beeps and chirps warning that power had been cut.
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The vacuum pump to which the catheter was connected made a brief humming sound, then collapsed with a loud whoosh, like an elephant sagging to its death.
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The Six Brandenburg Concertos is a gorgeously lyrical piece that kept those concertos in my head humming and cheerfully tumbling days after I had seen the work.
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While hobbyists could no doubt knock up such a device for a few dollars, people with perfect pitch might try humming the tones down the line instead.
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We're 99.9% sure Mariah Carey was referencing a person in her hit "We Belong Together," but we often find ourselves humming the tune to beauty products, too.
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"Hello, good evening, comrades," Yang said in the video, after "humming marching music" and reciting part of the anthem while miming directing an orchestra, according to Reuters.
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Approximately 800 members of staff keep every inch of the palace humming, including the care of thousands of pieces of furniture and cutlery in their prime state.
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In addition, opponents say that the lines can interrupt farming operations, pierce the country quiet with humming or popping sounds and pollute the nights with a glow.
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Imagine Young Drake doing the same, sitting close to the television or radio, singing and humming along to "Any Man of Mine," pretending to play the fiddle.
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When your friends who swore off pop music back in high school are humming along to "Love Yourself," you know something fundamental has shifted about Justin Bieber.
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Even though UnitedHealth Group has lost more than $1 billion on individual Obamacare plans, the country's largest health insurer and services company is humming along just fine.
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The app detects your humming, and converts it into actual musical notation, which can then be used to write music for basically any real instrument out there.
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I ended up setting the tone musically while Cyrus Aaron was reciting the poem as well as directing the sopranos who were humming and singing behind me.
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At that point, he hopes Ethereum will have moved from a rapid development stage—when Buterin's role is most important—to a kind of quiet humming along.
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When Welke looked out the window, she said she was confused by the four-legged object that was still flashing and humming after it hit the ground.
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The investigation of the sinking exposed a slew of loopholes in safety standards that was seen as reflective of South Korea's desire to keep its economy humming.
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In the wake of the global financial crisis of 2008, however, Beijing tried to keep its economy humming by ordering state banks to pump out new loans.
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Like many law offices, there is a conference room with a long table and computers humming, but there is also chilled kombucha on tap in the kitchen.
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Investors are keeping a close eye on the Federal Reserve and what Chair Jerome Powell will and won't do to help keep the economy humming going forward.
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Imagine you're off to lunch at a fancy place that got raves in your guidebook when, on the way there, you pass a spot humming with locals.
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On a recent Tuesday afternoon, Astor Court, the soaring dining room at the St. Regis New York, was humming, just as it did a century ago. Almost.
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Mr. Trump's conciliatory comments this week might be an effort to defuse tensions and keep the U.S. economy and stock market humming as he faces re-election.
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The Bundesbank said on Monday that German growth should rebound in the second quarter thanks to higher state spending, a humming construction sector and strong private consumption.
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The haunt incorporates the same intoxicating sonic loop that Benjamin is known for, with a stack of vintage televisions humming, buzzing, and glowing throughout the darkened space.
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If the answers are "yes," there isn't much to worry about and the stock market should be able to keep humming along at its current high levels.
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These precautions feel like role play, but still I dutifully wash my hands every time I walk through the door, humming the alphabet song under my breath.
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In 1962, scientist Rachel Carson published "Silent Spring," warning the American public about how toxic pesticides would lead to the disappearance of singing birds and humming insects.
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Not only was Amazon's retail division humming along, but its Amazon Web Services cloud computing division and its fast-growing advertising division both saw massive revenue jumps.
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The signals and humming triggered "the curiosity of the scientific community," according to a new study that explains what happened: the formation of a new underwater volcano.
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He is expected "to crow about successful trade deals, a humming U.S. economy and his recent showdown with Iran," our colleagues Anne Gearan and John Hudson report.
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If you've got a generator, great; but ironically enough, more generators humming along outdoors means more ways to spark the fires PG&E is trying to prevent.
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Thus, though this book is written with often humming literary verve, it lacks a critical overarching framework to explain why any of its admittedly fascinating material matters.
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Though Google's business has been humming along, the company has been roiled by a restive work force and by the political backlash against Big Tech in general.
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Perhaps. Kanye's "Imma Let You Finish" moment happened in September 2009, but was still humming along by the time the decade started (the internet was slower then).
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Certain strains of E. coli colonize our guts almost immediately after birth and stick to the mucus of the intestines, keeping the intestinal tract humming along smoothly.
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Seated in the balcony, you quickly realize that the acting is bad, the sets are ugly and no one, you suspect, will go home humming the melodies.
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Candice Breitz's installation "I'm Your Man (A Portrait of Leonard Cohen)" gathers video portraits of 218 men over the age of 1985 singing and humming Cohen's songs.
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To keep those air conditioners humming, Texas utilities are buying electricity from all sources, which boosted power prices to a near seven-year high earlier in the week.
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She has an image of Martin in the kitchen, cooking up pancakes for a Saturday morning breakfast, humming to himself, and expecting her to come down any minute.
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Instead, China's manufacturing infrastructure built during the country's industrial rise of recent decades is keeping exports humming and providing the basis for firms to produce higher-value products.
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It's an incredibly taut film, humming along on the intensity of Cedergen's performance and the voice of the victim (Jessica Dinnage) on the other end of the line.
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So if you're walking around town, humming, "There must be more than this provincial life!" perhaps it's time to book a ticket to Anaheim, CA, and find out.
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It was like a flashback a man might have as he dies, all the odd significant objects swirling into view over the heads of humming, commercially active humans.
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Humming along to the dovish tune, a top Reserve Bank of Australia official said on Tuesday that the central bank was ready to cut rates again "if needed".
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When the big factories were humming, the unions were an unstoppable force—not just for getting good paychecks and lush benefits, but a voice in almost everything else.
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Hungary's chronic labor shortage is now feeding into corporate takeover activity with some companies making acquisitions to find the workers or expertise needed to keep their businesses humming.
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Caps' top line pops for 25 points in easy victory WASHINGTON — The Washington Capitals' top line is humming, and that spells trouble for the rest of the NHL.
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A significant number of women are commuting each morning to a workplace that is either already rid of its abusers or humming with the music of oncoming retribution.
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"If the economy keeps not just humming but soaring, I think voters will give President Trump credit for that and put him in much better shape," he said.
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"It is a very tough time indeed," Chipurura told Reuters, barely audible as humming conveyer belts moved the fine, powdery building material for packaging at the industrial park.
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In my employer's flight planning office, surrounded by banks of humming computers, stands a pleasing relic of a former age of flight planning: a huge globe with — yes!
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Sinosphere BEIJING — If you're driving in a Chinese city in the none-too-distant future and your car is engulfed in a smooth, humming metallic belly, don't panic.
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It had also been his first gift to her, in a pretty black box, and he asked her to open it, humming with a need for her gratitude.
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Keeping America's rapidly expanding economy humming along will require, among other things, a state-of-the-art energy infrastructure commensurate with the demands of technology-driven global competition.
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The global economy was humming, President Donald Trump's tax cuts were kicking in and a trade war between the United States and China was still just a threat.
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Still, even though Walmart's grocery business is humming, analysts say there are more gains to be had, especially considering how few Americans are buying their groceries online today.
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With unemployment at historic lows, the economy humming along nicely and a harsh winter having given way to glorious summer sunshine, Canadians should be in a good mood.
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A decade ago, in the wake of the global financial crisis, China's exports cratered, and consumers and businesses at home could not spend enough to keep factories humming.
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In her new book, "You Can Stop Humming Now," Dr. Daniela Lamas, a critical care specialist, recounts visits she made to patients after they had left her unit.
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But here we are, in 2018, still humming along, still the most influential country in the world, still the richest and the most dynamic economy on the planet.
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The next day, that's where I headed, hearing only my own footfall on dried pine needles, and the incessant siren song of humming cicadas along a forest path.
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Some of the smoother ones, like [instrument humming] that... even though this feels a little bit like... that feels a little bit, to me, like a vacuum cleaner.
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Their swirling, contradictory intentions—Gordon's interest in finding the Major, Albert's curiosity, Diane's treachery, Hastings's fear—mimic the electrically humming vortex that roils in the sky above Gordon.
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Mr. Trump's low approval ratings, which are at odds with normal ratings for a president in a humming economy, also point to the deep divisions in the country.
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The best way to stabilize the economy and ensure full employment and a humming economy, she said, is to have the federal government guarantee every American a job.
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When Dr. Blasey's testimony began, the room fell into transfixed silence, but for the humming of refrigerators and the murmur of incongruously bouncy pop songs on the radio.
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The internet is highly scalable, and as traffic increases, the network can route that data in different ways to keep everyone's connections humming along at a decent clip.
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But when the extension ended today, stores and factories remained empty, suggesting it could be weeks — or months — before one of the world's largest economies is humming again.
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For a few years, the trend seemed to be reversing, but with housing prices soaring and economies in nearby states humming, the losses started to pile up again.
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The archipelago's overall economy, however, appeared to still be humming along: Capital Economics estimated that the economy grew around 6.5 percent year-over-year in the second quarter.
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The economy is humming, unemployment is at generational lows, America is more divided than I have ever seen it, and the president is in danger of being impeached.
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But US Gulf Coast refineries have long relied on Venezuela's heavy grade of crude to churn out gasoline, jet fuel and diesel that keep the American economy humming.
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President Trump may be in New Jersey for a 17-day vacation, but the White House has been humming with activity as it undergoes a series of renovations.
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The December ADP report revealed that 202,8003 jobs, compared with the 150,000 estimate, were added in the private sector, a sign that the labor market is still humming.
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Battened onto its knoll, with the wind turbine humming beside it and the pale rubble scattering shadows all around, the hut looked like an outpost on another planet.
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He also began to sell his ballpoint-pen drawings on paper, whose early imagery included the doctor bird, a long-tailed humming bird that is Jamaica's national symbol.
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The president's party has lost seats in years when the economy was humming, such as 373, and gained them in years when it was weak, such as 2002.
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They beat their wings 70 to 80 times per second—earning them the "humming" part of their name—and can reach flight speeds of up to 60 mph.
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We were in 700 cities, and no one can manage and get all 70 countries humming with the same playbook and the same business model and the like.
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For instance, you get all the little quirks that make watching Claire sing so enjoyable, like unscripted comments and the faint sound of her humming along with her dad.
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The firm's international operations kept humming with 500 Vietnam raising $14 million in an oversubscribed close and the Southeast Asian-focused fund, 500 TukTuks II, holding their initial close.
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While the vast majority of Tesla's business is devoted to the manufacturing and sale of its mass-market Model 3 vehicle, the company's energy business is still humming along.
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Pixar's sequel machine is humming along nicely after a successful launch for Cars 3, but there's something more at stake when we're talking about Toy Story and The Incredibles.
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Boucheron's breezy use of the first-person plural keeps his argument humming amiably along, though some English-language readers might feel buffeted by the occasional gusts of cultural presumption.
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Set up on the back of a specially-outfitted trike, Weser was joined by about 50 other riders as they tooled around Prescott Valley, engines humming and smiles shining.
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The 'different rules' include the prospect of the Federal Reserve hiking rates more frequently than anticipated next year to keep up with an economy humming on additional fiscal stimulus.
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There's no question that the economy is currently humming and, as Hewitt also argues in the piece, it's unlikely that we will find ourselves in a recession come 2020.
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It's a lot less obvious why a watch is worth thousands of dollars when the complex internal mechanisms humming along at 28,800 vibrations per second are hidden away inside.
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Congress will find it all the more difficult to fill its campaign war-chest if it loses in Karnataka—the only big Congress-held state with a humming economy.
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Since getting plugged in once again, Holmes and 14 other students have been humming away on projects, going to lectures, and generally steeping themselves in the quantum-computing universe.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell on Tuesday reiterated a pledge to "act as appropriate" to keep the U.S. economy humming, validating expectations that a rate cut is on the way.
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The room is almost humming, and the crowd roils in unison until the Ice is gone, and the birthday boy, no, man, finally rises to his feet once again.
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It's a blazing, painfully bright Saturday morning at the D&W Lounge in Houston, Texas (911 Milby St.) and the joint is already humming along sweetly with jukebox tunes.
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But the companies that move goods through a humming economy now look among the market's best bargains, as long as the U.S.-China trade dispute doesn't derail their outlook.
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It was the scratching of matches lighting White House Shabbat candles, the humming of carefully memorized prayer, the rote motions of Jewish life without the true practice of Judaism.
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The show that "everyone" talks about on Monday morning will be replaced by shows that different sectors of the audience start humming about days or weeks after they're released.
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There are the people who do the logistics work, taking orders from algorithms to keep global markets humming, while exercising no real initiative and having little concrete human interaction.
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Fortunately, director Justin Lin (a veteran of the "Fast & Furious" franchise, working from Simon Pegg and Doug Jung's screenplay) keeps the pace humming along, while offering nifty character notes.
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Even with the extra breathing room, Trump will be under pressure to strike a deal with China in order to keep the economy humming heading into the 2020 election.
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Even though the economy is humming along, President Donald Trump has publicly criticized Burns' contemporary successor, Jerome Powell, for the Fed's tightening of monetary policy over the past year.
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Austerity measures in terms of reducing city budget had a minor impact on the economy of the District; the federal government was the key player and continued humming along.
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With the euro zone economy humming along, the ECB confirmed plans at the meeting to halve bond purchases from October before ending them at the close of the year.
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For its new EQC model, German rival Mercedes-Benz developed an artificial humming noise loud enough to warn pedestrians that the vehicle is approaching, but not disturb its passengers.
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Were there an academic discipline based around the observation and categorization of bro subspecies, the Chainsmokers could keep a small liberal arts school's anthropology department humming for a decade.
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Bradley nips into the nearest empty club, plays the entire contents of the USB, loves it, and finds himself humming one of the tracks ("Green Leaf") the next day.
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They danced in unison in a kind of trancelike state, tilt-a-whirling, head-banging, and humming to Meyers's fantastic score as the audience watched in near-bewildered amazement.
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As Lowe scooped spoonfuls of black orange and toasted almonds over a dessert—an ice cream made from black pumpkin skins and frozen with liquid nitrogen—he was humming.
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I thought that if I couldn't stop my body from making all that noise, I'd better embrace it—so I tried humming along to its various rhythms and sounds.
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Today, dozens of Arab car-repair garages are kept humming by customers from Modiin Illit, who ignore the signs warning Jews not to enter because the prices are unbeatable.
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And it's all set to a bouncy Broadway beat, with an assortment of the kind of infectious, richly harmonic melodies that would have your grandparents leaving the theater humming.
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Whether you're an American exploring your own backyard or a tourist flocking to the country's most famous sites, these iconic landmarks will have anyone humming the Star-Spangled Banner.
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Like a lot of people, I saw "Ralph Breaks the Internet" with family, and have been humming Vanellope's tender ode to the web's most dangerous driving game, Slaughter Race.
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The British mixologist Dean Shury created cocktails inspired by the Côte d'Azur and local spirits like pastis and rinquinquin, a peach liqueur, that keep the hotel's three bars humming.
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The modern German economy is humming, whereas in 1929, the year Mr. Kutscher's first novel is set, the stock market crash had shaken a nation already traumatized by hyperinflation.
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Ms. Eamigh, 37, who was returning from a business trip, described the sensation that followed as a pervasive humming feeling, entirely unlike the side-to-side motion of turbulence.
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It must keep things humming at its Shanghai factory, which went up in a speedy 10 months and where the company projects it will produce 150,000 vehicles in 2020.
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These vessels can go anywhere there is a terminal and deliver a substantial transfusion of fuel into a country's gas network to keep the lights on and factories humming.
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New York (CNN Business)Central banks around the world are closely monitoring the novel coronavirus outbreak, and investors believe they will step in to keep the world's economies humming.
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The nine-foot thick concrete walls, floors and ceilings are all smoothed over, humming with the whir of ventilation ducts and the low buzz of battery-powered LED lighting.
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Chinese July gasoline exports to North Korea were down 97 percent from a year ago, but analysts said its crude oil exports to Pyongyang still keep the regime humming.
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Bond trading revenue surged 22.38% to $2.373 billion, exceeding the $22.37 billion estimate by roughly $22019 million, as fixed-income desks were humming, particularly in securitized products and rates.
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Executives from the automobile, construction and beverage industries expressed concern that tariffs would raise the prices of their products, negating consumers' gains from the humming economy and tax cuts.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE 'I'm coming home to you' If you find yourself humming "Sweet Home Alabama" (and you will after reading this), you can thank Ed King for writing it.
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" The short story opens with a description of the tree "lighted by a multitude of tapers" and decorated with ornamental guns, pincushions, pen wipers, sugarplums, "teetotums" and "humming-tops.
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The Mavericks kept humming along, shooting 1113 percent from the floor and 50 percent (8 of 16) from 3-point range to seize a 66-42 lead at halftime.
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In fact, it's the mashed up stylistic markers of The Beguiled that make it so effective, especially as they skitter across the revenge plot humming along beneath the surface.
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"This is Beijing smog," Roosegaarde said, before gesturing to the seven-metre tall, gently humming metal tower we are stood next to in the Chinese capital's art district, 798.
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And in the background, there's the gentle humming guitar promising you that everything's going to be OK. Now we have a video that brings together all these tropes and more.
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After several years of solid growth, the morning show slipped after Rose's sudden exit — in stark contrast to NBC's "Today" show, which kept humming along after Matt Lauer was fired.
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A lot of my memories from last summer involve driving my dad from event to event so he could spend more time calling donors and keeping his campaign humming along.
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Chewy doesn't know, so now I get tons of spam that has me humming "In the Arms of an Angel" as I look at old Giz reviews featuring the pup.
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To this day, if I hear a 30-something in Target humming the keys to "Killer Tofu" or "I Need More Allowance," I feel like we have an instant bond.
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Lowering interest rates would be a natural response to an economic downturn, but optimists have taken comfort from labour-market figures, which suggest that America's economy is still humming along.
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So besides all the fertilizers, pesticides and water they use, farms also burn a lot of fossil fuels and money to keep the lights on, tractors rolling and refrigerators humming.
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It's a scary thought — that invisible commands could be humming through the air and causing your device to execute them (of course, one could say the same of Wi-Fi).
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Brooks adopts standard sci-fi conventions like cybernetic mercenaries, interstellar spies, and frontier mining planets, but he keeps the story humming along with vivid characters and a fully realized universe.
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The services sector, which is more dependent on the local economy, has kept humming, helped by the impetus of a solid labor market and low interest rates for private spending.
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Click here to view original GIFThis new app is musical wizardry: Hum into your phone, and the humming is instantly transformed into a digital song, complete with onscreen sheet music.
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That may be considered hefty by 2018 laptop standards, but remember there's a totally non-standard Nvidia GTX 1070 that can handle basically any gaming demand humming away in there.
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"See you next year," Grande captioned the video, which features the "Into You" singer cooing what sounds like "You can feel it, feel it" over humming, chimes, and breathy harmonies.
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Brougher clearly has experience running a huge operation — Pinterest now has more than 1,200 employees — as well as building out the partnerships and businesses necessary to keep a company humming.
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The sound design, like the scenery, is minimal, the humming monotony of a tape recorder and, later, a song sung by her son all adding to the anxiety and restlessness.
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The humming economy has supported the market for most of the year, as have record share repurchase announcements, as companies used a cash windfall from last year's corporate tax cuts.
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While you're busy humming David Bowie tunes today, up and coming artists can learn something from the icon that has nothing to do with hitting notes ... according to Gene Simmons.
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True to its title, a stickiness and softness and sensuality permeates the whole thing; the synths are warmer, the beats less clinical, her vocals easy, gliding and humming above them.
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Rieder also said the Fed's operations to boost liquidity by purchasing about $60 billion per month in short-term Treasuries plays an under-appreciated role in keeping the economy humming.
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At the time, diplomats reported hearing strange, high-pitched noises that they described as humming, buzzing, grinding metal, or a piercing squeal (though a few described more low-pitched sounds).
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We've got a basic medical kit, and of course a power converter, the kind that plugs in to the car's cigarette lighter, to keep the computer, phone and cameras humming.
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First-time customers often come away bewildered and humming the store's unending earworm of a theme song, but return for more, drawn back by a constantly changing array of goods.
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With the economy humming and the tax cuts adding further stimulus this year, the Federal Reserve has made it clear that its decade-long policy of extraordinary accommodation is over.
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And if the economy is still booming next November and the stock market is still humming, Democrats may find things a lot tougher than they were in Alabama and Virginia.
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The other side of the equation that kept the business humming is the mine owners, who paid handsome sums to the impostor families in order to keep the deaths quiet.
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In a moment, he would start humming and the woman would not be able to tell if he was sorry for what he'd said or sorry that she was Chinese.
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" Her husband of almost 10 years rocked in a chair, eyes closed, humming along to Ol' Blue Eyes as well as her favorite arias like "Casta diva" from Bellini's "Norma.
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Under President Donald Trump, with the economy humming, they've slashed taxes, even though the Bipartisan Policy Center now warns that deficits may reach $1 trillion in the next fiscal year.
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I now needed to locate the most remote desk in the darkest, most neglected corner of the upper-level stacks, tucked farthest from the humming campus life going on outside.
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Sure, a radio-rock band crooning about how you're strong enough to survive sucks, but so does some sneering Juggalo in a basement whose music sounds like a humming fridge.
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As the COVID-19 bug shuts down brick-and-mortar schools around the country, many homeschools are humming ... with their figurative doors wide-open for teaching, learning, exams and grades.
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Sure, the Supreme Master TV was still humming in the distance, and the portraits of intelligent, brave, famous, beautiful vegans were staring back at me from nearby wall of fame.
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Quite the contrary: The markets may be spooked in part by the fact that the economy is humming along so nicely that companies will have to pay more for workers.
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At Manna Church, where the operation was humming with cheerful redshirted volunteers serving pasta and arranging air mattresses, there was little idea of what the next few days would bring.
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It was about a feeling he had recently while walking his dog, a kind of warm humming feeling starting in his abdomen, which, he said, he had never had before.
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The Bridge is humming along, happily servicing organizations from ISIS to environmental extremists, when Britta and Babak get news of a botched suicide attack they had nothing to do with.
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Alaska is a vibrant state with a swelling population, a humming economy and a vigorous democracy—zinging with Democrats' abuse for the present governor, a President Donald Trump-loving Republican.
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The music is by the Italian composer Vincenzo Lamagna and includes lyrical passages for strings and orchestra, along with static white noise, fierce drumming, and human grunting, stamping, and humming.
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Sim Jae-hak, a baker at the Humming Bella cafe in Seoul, said its menu was being changed to include more mousse and cheese cake, items that use fewer eggs.
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Local Communist Party officials depended on Meilun and other plants for their livelihoods and political fortunes, and they had a history of ignoring environmental violations to keep the factories humming.
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President Trump is fortunate to step into office under an economy that was already humming, complete with an exceptionally tight labor market, moderate wage growth and a buoyant stock market.
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The U.S. economy is humming along with little in the way to derail its recently stronger growth trajectory, J.P. Morgan Chase Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon told CNBC on Monday.
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Making risotto, I feel most like Someone Who Cooks, or someone capable, with my towel over my shoulder, stirring relentlessly, humming along to whatever soundtrack I've chosen for the event.
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While there is still much work to be done, and some rural areas might not fully recover for years, the capital of San Juan has been humming along for months.
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The insect farmer showing us around in the crickets' crackling and humming stable is entrepreneur Jakob Rukov, who became totally obsessed with the creepy-crawly cuisine world six years ago.
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Fueling this boom is a simple, intuitive idea: that biomass is both renewable and "carbon neutral," and a way to keep an economy built on burning fossil fuels humming along.
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Lorna Simpson's humming film loop "Easy to Remember" (83) was easy to enjoy, but it was difficult for me to understand why it was placed in this disturbance-centered context.
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The neighborhood is a two-minute stroll from Regents Park Road, which with its small independent shops, cafes and restaurants is the humming center of the largely traffic-free urban village.
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There's now a six-core A10X processor, the same one that Apple puts in the iPad Pro, as well as 3 gigabytes of RAM to keep the little black box humming.
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US Gulf Coast refiners are dependent on Mexico because the country produces heavy oil that can be blended to produce the gasoline, diesel and jet fuel that keeps the economy humming.
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The brief moment when he feels like he might have a connection with this little girl humming a song that sounds familiar to him is taken away from him as well.
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The final shot of the episode — Chuck, tiny, on the witness stand, looking up at a humming EXIT sign dominating the foreground — carries with it multiple meanings in a single image.
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You hum this little song to your child and then who knows when they would go out on the street and start humming ... and then the repercussions of that are dreadful.
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Globally, solid demand has kept many export-reliant economies humming over the past year or so, though a move towards tighter policy in advanced nations could cut into growth this year.
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That boost is coming at a time when America's economy, while still operating short of potential, is nonetheless humming along as close to capacity as it has been in a decade.
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At its height, Bones was a genuinely entertaining crime drama, with solid mysteries of the week, good team banter, and a will-they/won't-they romance that kept the show humming.
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While unemployment in the U.S. hit a 17-year low and the stock market keeps humming along, there's a lingering sense that all is still not well in U.S. labor markets.
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Some U.S. embassy personnel serving in Cuba between 2016 and 2018 reported hearing a jarring sound, like "buzzing, grinding metal, piercing squeals, and humming" in their Havana homes and hotel rooms.
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Their road show rivaled only Bronn and Jaime for best odd couple of Season 5, but a road show needs to move in order to keep the song and dance humming.
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At the same time, the economy is humming along and grew at an annual rate of 4.1 percent in the second quarter of the year – its fastest rate in four years.
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Given the nature of technology, with servers in the cloud humming away, tech staff ought to be able to take a half day, or even day off work without anything breaking.
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Amid this confusion the champion would effortlessly slap in a backhand on the humming bulb growing around Koscheck's eye as he floundered, and Koscheck's body would seize up as he winced.
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Duterte's choice offers a degree of comfort to investors and financial markets as Espenilla has pledged to continue his predecessor's policies that have kept the economy humming and inflation in check.
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The Rockets have only run about 20 different offensive sets this series, according to one Western Conference scout—the Spurs are closer to 50—but they execute them with humming precision.
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Labeled, not so modestly, the "Gutenberg press of the 22.5st century" by its creators, the machine sits in a back corner of the shop, humming as it turns PDFs into paperbacks.
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Cormac McCarthy won't win because of the skittering lights out there, on the edge of the ravine, the humming mystery on the horizon, and also because he doesn't use semi-colons.
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Even when she's performing small steps, or no steps, you can still feel, across the auditorium, that astonishing engine, humming along like an Alfa Romeo, at the base of her spine.
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The morning after the performance, I caught myself humming a fragment from what, after I consulted Mr. Hersch's own recording on Spotify, turned out to be from one of the movements.
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He then proceeded to tap on my window while simultaneously humming in the most annoying fashion over the next few miles, and then he slammed my door when he got out.
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On Monday, after he announced the timetable of his departure and expressed his support for Ms. May, he was recorded jovially humming as he re-entered 10 Downing Street, seemingly relieved.
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