Jagged district lines are not prima facie proof of gerrymandering—fair districts in California occasionally have jagged borders.
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Then Jagged Little Pill opened in Boston in 2018, and the rumors began: As jukebox musicals go, the early buzz whispered, Jagged Little Pill was actually not that bad.
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Clusters colonize rocks like some kind of jagged, glittering mold.
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Jagged lines surround diverse populations, converting open land into territory.
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Elizabeth Stanley as Mary Jane Healy in Jagged Little Pill.
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They had peaks and valleys and curves and jagged edges.
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One of the latest was Jagged Peak Energy Inc Jag.
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Bergh: Brash, jagged, and sharp works perfectly well for Skrillex.
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It's full of jagged edges, weird outcroppings, and strange shapes.
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And the jagged leaf isn't only knocking basil and co.
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Humor — playful, wild and jagged — is part of her arsenal.
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One side of the path drops into a jagged gully.
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The rise of 6ix9ine has been swift and also jagged.
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Among his credits were "Nightwing" (1979) and "Jagged Edge" (1985).
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When I looked out the window everything seemed hard and jagged.
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Her breaths are shallow and jagged rather than smooth and steady.
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Durant and Westbrook searched for seams by dribbling in jagged lines.
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On leveling up, various licenses are stamped with jagged, unusual patterns.
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The tools had long wooden handles attached to jagged steel claws.
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Close by are the jagged Panamints, which reach eleven thousand feet.
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ON HIS UPPER ARMS, above the jagged tattoos, Takahashi has others.
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The music begins: not ancient at all, but jagged, abrasive strings.
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Life when drunk is soft at the edges, sobriety is jagged.
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The actor's jagged features make him compelling in an eccentric way.
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His figures are fleshed out by condensed flourishes and jagged contours.
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We find our way to decency, but in a jagged line.
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The splinters are jagged ones, with rival militias continually scrambling for dominance.
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Over the past five decades, London's skyline has developed a jagged edge.
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When Bill says the magic word, the sky opens its jagged jaws.
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The division of the book into thematic sections creates a jagged structure.
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It feels like is tightness and coldness, steel, jagged movements and vertigo.
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You can feel the rubble -- jagged and sharp -- scraping underneath your feet.
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Jagged and unpredictable, the "Great Fugue" is nothing like Bach or Handel.
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Jagged Little Pill takes on topics such as rape culture and addiction.
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Around him he saw debris: clay and jagged rock, scattered like shrapnel.
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And that's when I see the jagged rip down the side seam.
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On the laptop screen, a jagged red line shows peaks and valleys.
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Other starting pitchers have had jagged seasons, marked by injuries and ineptitude.
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The offer represents a premium of 11.3% to Jagged Peak's last close.
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People see jagged lights or have blind spots in their visual field.
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The offer represents a premium of 11.3% to Jagged Peak's last close.
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On clear days, they stand out as a jagged ridge of blue.
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We've reshaped TradeGlobal now so it's a mirror image of Jagged Peak.
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Frankie (Celia Rose Gooding) and Jo (Lauren Patten) in 'Jagged Little Pill'
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Nope, up close you see the same jagged shapes at smaller scale.
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This jagged but soothing collaboration was recorded at Vernon's Eau Claire studio.
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Sometimes the drips reminded me of the jagged contours of an electrocardiogram.
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In the distance, the grand peaks of Montana are a tiny, jagged line.
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Water swirled in and out, the jagged hole big enough to swim through.
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The jagged seam of the worn out leather basketball I was nervously fidgeting.
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He said she fell 12-16 feet, narrowly avoiding landing on jagged rocks.
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Bonus: The jagged point can be used to stab would-be thieves, etc.
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Instead, they found their postseason journey to be more jagged than they imagined.
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The jagged dust fragments blackened spacesuits, causing them to absorb too much heat.
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It appears very jagged and deep and possibly needed a multi-layered closure.
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In the dead center of it was a jagged hole, punched straight through.
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His wobbling aim and jagged movement create tension, a sense of being there.
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The team&aposs home kits are yellow with jagged lines decorating the sleeves.
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Inside, ceiling fans whirred above rows of cubbies packed with jagged glass bits.
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"It looked like a mountain, and the windows were all jagged," Schrager said.
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It stretches in a jagged line from northwestern Columbus to Cleveland's western suburbs.
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Jagged cracks emerged on critical roads and even under homes, rendering them uninhabitable.
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Poison ivy leaves sometimes appear with jagged or lobed edges, and sometimes smooth.
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The other is made of jagged rocks hundreds of millions of years old.
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Here, the songs are more fragmented than ever: jagged, uneven, and totally riveting.
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The jagged boundaries of the ice crystals are an example of topological defects.
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Jagged Peak Energy fell short of its IPO goal, a source told Reuters.
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Here's some news you oughta know: "Jagged Little Pill" is coming to Broadway.
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In another, a young child, presumably a Syrian refugee, holds a jagged knife.
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Fish draws Wendy's actual surroundings in jagged, splintery black lines and gray wash.
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Slick earnestness is a tough swallow — a jagged little pill of its own.
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JW: Yeah, Jagged Little Pill is very important to me as a youth.
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Whether "Jagged Little Pill" succeeds on a musical stage remains to be seen.
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Miller hardly ever flinches from the darkness or jagged edges of her tale.
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After days of bombardment, the stationary freight cars were riddled with jagged holes.
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In the direction I'd been heading lay only wild terrain and jagged peaks.
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It depicts the jagged line of a heart monitor before Deveau's last heartbeat.
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The Turks are evaded but the coast looms, jagged and rocky, suddenly close.
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The conversation is complicated and jagged, and it mercifully undermines neat, simplistic stories.
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Donald Trump appealed to people on the jagged edge of the middle class.
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The jagged silhouette of the broken spire became a signpost of German madness.
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Low sand hills reached almost to the water's edge, or jagged mountains tower.
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Jagged ones tend to mean a character is frazzled, angry or otherwise upset.
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I was encouraged to pursue ugly tones and more jagged things at times.
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The jagged horizon of the brown San Jacinto Mountains vibrated against blue sky.
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And that's true of many places along the jagged coastline of the United States.
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Over time, water erodes the rock, forming sinkholes, cenotes, jagged limestone formations, and caves.
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You'll see lots of jagged edges and a few blurry objects as you play.
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Jagged Alliance 22 is recognizably a relative and peer of games like Fallout 23.
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Fishof arrived to find the pair waving knives and jagged bottles at one another.
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It's not very pleasant to look at, with jagged lines and washed-out colors.
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He could hear the rasping sound of his breath between the deep jagged coughs.
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Two oversized rusted nails easily fill a stark gallery space with their jagged forms.
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We can't really tell, given the jagged and quasi-random nature of these tragedies.
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It shows a marble foot on a plinth, jagged where the leg should continue.
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Several stone flower beds are strangely menacing, with jagged edges redolent of counterterrorism chic.
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Brown mountains rise in jagged peaks; the topography is almost identical to northern Yemen.
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Some voters said pages tore apart imperfectly, which left jagged edges, also jamming machines.
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The most successful dances show women's physical freedom transformed into something far more jagged.
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Your Swarovski figurines are more jagged and masculine than the average fragile glass menagerie.
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Then there's the jagged crack running through the concrete floor, caused by an earthquake.
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Here's how to smooth out the jagged edges of an up-and-down income.
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I kept a devotional journal, producing a record of jagged and fierce spiritual longing.
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The jagged limestone peaks of the Dolomites attract expert skiers and nonelite athletes alike.
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Its pacing is frenetic, and its script is stacked with jagged stops and starts.
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I cried until I was empty, took a jagged breath, and called the hospital again.
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I've actually never seen a lump this large or this jagged growing on someone's side.
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They were jagged holes in areas that corresponded to sprinkler heads or air-conditioning ducts.
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These jagged formations are rare on Earth, as they require extremely specific conditions to form.
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Many of Trump's promotional images are strikingly low resolution, with jagged edges and visible pixels.
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And like a brooding, jagged-winged little mammal, Batman v Superman is within striking distance.
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Each figure is outlined in white, standing out against jagged lines that alternate in color.
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It was more wide open, I think, and less jagged or less spiky or something.
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The humor of Jagged Alliance 2 always required a presumption of distance and of innocence.
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For jagged young horrors like me, Dunn's book was both a weapon and a home.
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"I didn't see the jagged lid of the can rising from the earth," he says.
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She started a "survival" world and marveled at the jagged hills receding into the distance.
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These were the new conditions, like dribbling ice caps, or jagged rips in the atmosphere.
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A jagged hole gapes behind the lobby: the former entrance to a demolished casino annex.
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The complex cost $1.1 billion to complete and resembles the jagged shape of an iceberg.
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I noticed that many lawns have been replaced by beds of small, jagged red stones.
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Later, in the kitchen, Ruby yelped and took several jagged steps sideways before falling down.
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Jagged metal reefs can rip through the hull of a dugout as easily as paper.
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Many have ended up dead on the jagged rocks in the deep valley bed below.
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Children and soldiers play soccer at the local stadium, ignoring jagged shrapnel in the grass.
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And there are hurtling, jagged moments when Mr. Serkin has the music sounding almost improvised.
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So, with all that said, I really do appreciate the spirit of Jagged Little Pill.
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I liked the opera most when, during fraught episodes, the music turns jagged and dangerous.
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Thick, jagged cracks run down the asphalt like scars, interrupted at points by bruised bumps.
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So it's easy to imagine all the ways "Jagged Little Pill" could have gone wrong.
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SHAKE!) It's worse when a spacecraft dives into battle, past jagged cliffs and canyons (TILT
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By making price the only constant, "What You Get" conveys the jagged economics of geography.
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Hirosuke Yabe's wooden sculptures jive with the jagged, accentuate accidents, and roll with the rough.
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She's no less sharp than Elizabeth Bennet, but she's more jagged, and definitely more bitter.
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They straddle the line between jagged indie rock, chunky sludge metal, and catchy hard rock.
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It has the same jagged 3D look that was so mind-blowing in the early 1990s.
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At least, that's what Aunt Lily tells them when they show up the mirror's jagged shards.
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To her left, a stark white sheet printed with jagged block letters fluttered in the wind.
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The jagged green bands of the melon's surface are abstract patterns, while its contours feel exact.
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Like "Confusion," which slunk out back in 2015, it's all jagged and shouty and faux-Cockney.
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Cars and pedestrians appear as jagged pieces in a diverse color palette, much like stained glass.
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He was transfixed by the jagged scars in various hues of red, pink, and silvery white.
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I had a guy whose penis was hacked off with a machete—ugly cut, terribly jagged.
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His life is a frustrating, jagged journey in figuring out what kind of man he is.
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Every light bulb for two hundred feet burst, jagged sparks showering onto the hotel parking lot.
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Jagged Edge walked the 2001 BET Awards red carpet in these eye-catching light-blue ensembles.
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This photo is cropped to highlight the rocky outcrops and jagged features of this interesting comet.
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In the jagged emptiness of the Void, there's only power and the will to use it.
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Then, once he slipped in, I would experience a sharp, jagged pain that ripped me apart.
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Some are made to look like they're molten and scorched, while others look like jagged gemstones.
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She also says "Jagged Edge" repeatedly in a YouTube video she posted of the alleged incident.
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They included names like XPO Logistics, Q215 Holdings, Mitek Systems, Jagged Peak Energy and Puma Biotechnology.
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They'd been crunching on Jagged Alliance 2, their open world tactical role-playing game, for months.
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Old headstones, smoothed by time, poke out of the earth like a jagged row of teeth.
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A jagged scar cuts across his jaw — the lasting mark of an attack by another inmate.
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On "Evidence," he fits the song's jagged displacements into a chucking, Steve Coleman-influenced groove. RUSSONELLO
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She-He-It-They visually dwarfs the jagged Manhattan skyline and the treetops in Central Park.
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"There will have to be some jagged moments where she's seizing with pain," Ms. Monks reasoned.
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And sure, those trees look like jagged teeth in the blazing hot mouth of Satan himself.
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His eyebrows looked thick and jagged, as if they had been drawn on with Magic Marker.
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The often barren, jagged peaks shine white and gray by day, and glow pink at twilight.
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The villain's death, depicted in jagged, fractured bursts, leads to a passage of shimmering, shifting chords.
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In "Jagged Little Pill," the rock musical inspired by the album, which begins previews on Nov.
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I think Jagged Little Pill is a mess, and I love it with my whole heart.
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Harwood: You've talked about how you grew up on the jagged edge of the middle class.
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The carpet was dark red, with a jagged gold pattern that reminded John of shattered glass.
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Another official displayed a jagged piece of metal identified as the object found in Hanif's neck.
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The dining room is half-sunk under the sidewalk, the entrance noted by jagged wooden signs.
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As the film goes on, though, the jokes become more jagged, and the thrills more troubling.
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The future president used vertical lines and a jagged roof to illustrate its famous stepped facade.
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When I saw "Jagged Little Pill" last year at the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, Mass.
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Michelle is pictured wearing a monochrome summer dress complete with a jagged pattern and wide straps.
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In this crowded reclaimed landscape,The jagged buildings are like the uncountableBars of a jail cell.
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But, this time, there is no billowing sail-like form, jagged crystalline spire or curvaceous squiggle.
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But, this time, there is no billowing sail-like form, jagged crystalline spire or curvaceous squiggle.
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Now, I'm not calling myself Picasso, but my lines are a whole lot less jagged these days.
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Jagged lines crisscross the walls, floor and ceiling at National Sawdust, the performance space in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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The tunnel was cut through jagged rock and measured about 6 feet tall and 4 feet wide.
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Instead, you scramble over a pile of rubble and duck through a jagged hole in the wall.
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Then they started throwing rocks -- not small ones but those big, jagged rocks that line railway beds.
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It sounds like a clean, concise rip instead of the messy, jagged-edged reality of those months.
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Its jagged wingtips point outwards in two directions, an effort to minimize its wake and maximize efficiency.
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It's aggressive, all pointy and jagged, with the letters all cramped together so they seem to suffocate.
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She returned to her earlier position, looking up at the jagged piece of glass in William's hand.
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The electric-blue chamber looks like a crowd of punk mohawks or the Night King's jagged skull.
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This world includes severed limbs in precious metal, tunics with stitched smiles and the occasional jagged tooth.
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Often, it was a jagged line that looked nothing like the box I was trying to measure.
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It's here where the high-rises are shooting upward like the jagged formations of some distant planet.
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The jagged, modern style Romero brought to his low-rent horror flick was game-changing as well.
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Like a jagged gaping hole in the center of you that makes it almost impossible to breathe.
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Many smooth, paved roads are now marked by jagged cracks -- some so large further passage is impossible.
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Despite her obvious fondness for the place, Braverman never softens the jagged edges that make it unique.
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Mr. Voss is the first to inhabit Ms. May's jagged world, which feels like a psychiatric hospital.
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Godard's most recent film uses jagged visual and sonic cuts to connect to world and cinematic history.
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But few have ever sounded so comfortable amid the jagged samples and dusty breaks as Freddie Gibbs.
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The piano enters with a restless theme in thick chords played over tumultuous bursts of jagged arpeggios.
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Ultimately I made incredible friends and that institution changed my life, but it was a jagged beginning.
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Intermittently, a violinist (Mariella Haubs) roams Wilson Chin's jagged-edged, reversible set, handsomely lit by John Froelich.
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Both missions have found that the objects they are studying have terrain much more jagged than anticipated.
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Instead of sloping into a rounded conical peak, these chocolates were topped with an unsightly jagged edge.
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Her belly curved into her hips in a softer way than her jagged, younger body once did.
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"I'm looking to create a complete character, something smooth and consistent with no jagged edges," she added.
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And when Flores, who is out with a back injury, and Reyes played, the defense was jagged.
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Vines invade nearly every crevice, and sea gulls swoop in through the jagged holes left in windowpanes.
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She has a charming drawing style, but she also brings a jagged, emotional charge to the story.
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From the very beginning, Mr. Cornell was a rich yelper, with a voice like a jagged growl.
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The offer translates to $7.59 per Jagged Peak share based on Parsley stock's closing price on Friday.
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The last show I saw was "Jagged Little Pill," which had a great cast, especially Kathryn Gallagher.
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That may make "Jagged Little Pill" the first jukebox musical to truly make sense of its genre.
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Meanwhile, presale tickets for Morissette's Jagged Little Pill 25th Anniversary Tour will kick off on Tuesday, Dec.
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That is where the Cleveland Indians found themselves in November, the apex of an especially jagged path.
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Instead, drawn directly on the brown paper sleeve were jagged marijuana leaves and a row of joints.
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A cross, illumined by sunlight streaming through the jagged wound, glows over a tangle of charred timbers.
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Its surface is crossed by jagged, quarter-inch rifts that represent the margins between Earth's tectonic plates.
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More recently, the chart that describes the relationship between the US worker's productivity and the benefits accruing from it has been dubbed "the jaws of the snake"; beginning in the 1970s, as the jagged line of per-capita production rises upward, the jagged line representing wages stays mainly flat.
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Aja: And that is, wait for it, the ultimate irony of Jagged Little Pill: The show doesn't care enough about any of the issues it's cycling through to make them meaningful — when the whole point of the Jagged Little Pill album is the terror of caring too much.
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In a previous room stood dozens of metal sculptures that emerged from stone pills like jagged, rusted trees.
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Even human size is "jagged," well beyond the ability of ready-made clothes in standard sizes to encompass.
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A scar wound down her right forearm, jagged, like from a knife, not clean like from an operation.
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About 7.4 million people are packed onto mostly small, hilly islands and a jagged peninsula in southern China.
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A jagged thunderbolt cleaves the heavens, as Rafa Benitez trembles in his hiding place under the driver's seat.
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The jagged scar on Mohamed Alom&aposs head is a grim reminder of the dangers of those landslides.
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Ya'aburnee The images he depicts are serene, even blissful, even if they're hewn from rusty and jagged metal.
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The result looks remarkably like a seismogram, the jagged readout from instruments called seismographs that measure ground-shaking.
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The severe, jagged geometry of the theater seemed to parallel Oshii's ordered but hostile vision of the future.
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After phosphate is separated from the gypsum, it is stacked dark blue and jagged in the first light.
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With a chilling crackle, the head spins around to reveal a face-sized mouth ringed with jagged teeth.
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His sharpness of line maps onto the jagged, sharp-edged quality of growing up, which Peter must do.
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The space is made up of stark colors and jagged edges, but there's a beauty to its mysteriousness.
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Why it matters: This is the kind of jagged edge that sticks out on a presidential candidate's resume.
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The EP explores a recklessly harsh and abrasive sonic pallete—all jagged, acid rotten metallic clank and warped.
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The site is covered in large, jagged stones that make the simple act of walking across it painful.
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Most people aren't thinking about Jagged Edge, but for me it's like all voices are all different instruments.
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The chip itself appeared to be your run-of-the-mill-tortilla: thin, jagged, and medium-sized triangles.
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Great Jagged Narrow-Toothed sharks grew up to and surpassed 30 feet in length, roaming the ancient seas.
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Young men poured into the streets of a slum in Nairobi, gleefully carrying huge, jagged pieces of concrete.
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In January, it posted a diptych of two extremely similar outfits, both yolk yellow and featuring jagged text.
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It's still the same damn thing, but with so many of those once-jagged edges newly sanded down.
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Her nail shape of choice: oval or almond, because squared tips are prone to jagged edges and breakage.
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As long as he stroked jumpers and took jagged, high-leaping dashes to the hoop, all was fine.
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Sets with jagged edges and alternately rounded, tilted, or visually disjointed and discombobulated spaces, are another key element.
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Every snare, every inquisitive, jagged little guitar line, every melody from Philip Frobos's throat—it was all essential.
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Stack's vocabulary consists of striped planes arranged at jagged angles to each other, and open and closed solids.
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Are long and thin districts, or jagged boundaries, for example, the result of purposeful engineering of voter distributions?
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"Patient X" is an uncanny act of ventriloquism, fusing Akutagawa's jagged storytelling voice with Peace's own pulsing narration.
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The sky was clear, the temperature mild and the jagged peaks in Canada's backcountry were dusted with snow.
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Every player comes from somewhere, of course, and every team is made of the same jagged human stuff.
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They also have rounded corners so you don't need to worry about cutting yourself on a jagged edge.
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Rather than a round pupil, his is jagged-edged, and so large that it nearly covers his iris.
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His tiny frame, pulled from the wreckage, lay over the jagged pieces of what remained of the school.
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The boundary between rash and normal skin was well defined and jagged, like a coastline on a map.
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The flanks of the Pyrenees rose gray and jagged, and far below us the valley filled with clouds.
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On his daily runs down the river path, he began to notice the jagged stones along the shore.
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He climbed over some jagged rocks and a cement outpost, but equipment on the dock obstructed the view.
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A theater review on Friday about "Jagged Little Pill" misspelled the last name of the actor playing Phoenix.
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But when combined with its jagged, stair-like aesthetics, Chicago became a hallmark of Apple's early brand image.
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Alanis Morissette is celebrating the 211th anniversary of her signature album, Jagged Little Pill, in a big way.
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Jagged mountains, made soft by knee-high grass, rise out of jungle thick with fog and bird songs.
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"There's a kind of flintiness of character that echoes the jagged rocks and the view of the sea."
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It made intuitive sense that they found the most boulders beneath the most jagged sections of the scarp.
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Peter's life in Homecoming is a frustrating, jagged journey toward figuring out what kind of person he is.
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Each night, the fixtures unleash more than 100,000 gallons of runoff down the jagged cliff face, cooling the rock.
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I could see the jagged edges that still filled Kevin's mind just like the titanium cages filled his spine.
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But the more hacked-up, the better (we even like using duller scissors to create a more jagged line).
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His hand rests on a piece of paper, a large brown oval with jagged edges painted just off-center.
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The most obvious example that almost everyone will have in their pocket right now is a sturdy, jagged key.
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Certain patches of ice on Europa could be rough and jagged, resembling sharp blades, according to a new modeling.
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"Crying Shadow" is covered with thick white paint, and some spiky ends are cut off, exposing the jagged edges.
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Up close, the land was spiny and jagged, a pile of pinkish granite with squat trees and tough succulents.
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The jagged remains of brush sticks out of the ground in Rognac, where a fire burned in August 2016.
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Great Jagged Narrow-Toothed sharks were the top predators of their time, having lived approximately 25 million years ago.
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The targets were two houses in the Waziristan region of Pakistan, a semi-autonomous area covered by jagged mountains.
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He would rat to the feds to save himself and kill you with a jagged rock on an island.
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The door to one of the bathrooms bears a jagged hole, through which the man shows his anxious face.
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The jagged line separating Eritrea from its former ruler, Ethiopia, has been one of Africa's most combustible flash points.
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Ms. Hadid's concept was a jagged, gravity-defying composition of beams and floating shards cantilevered into the rock face.
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Costello's district, drawn with elaborate carve-outs of Democratic towns and neighborhoods, looked like a boomerang with jagged edges.
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He contrasted that with the Republican race, where the party has a more jagged splinter between its various factions.
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Shakespeare's is topped off with a jagged crown and smeared with violent bloody text that identifies it as Macbeth.
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Millicia shuttled it over to Ki, who approved it, and opened her borrowed mouth to reveal jagged unwhitened teeth.
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I watch him tie a rope to the rock while he starts scraping another jagged rock with the rapa.
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The platonic ideal of an iceberg is a jagged hunk of ice that looks like a floating mountain crag.
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Mr. Ullah seemed to watch more intently as the jurors passed around the jagged pipe recovered from the scene.
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Be alert for hazards like downed power lines, broken glass, sharp or jagged metal debris and damaged propane tanks.
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A jagged peak with a whirling white cloud encircling its pointed tip, the mountain was both terrifying and mesmerizing.
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During the beach assault, the American soldiers had some difficulty maneuvering around the jagged reef in their inflatable boats.
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Jagged ash particles irritate the lungs and over the long term can lead to a disease known as silicosis.
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He was resolutely exploring other elements: drones influenced by North African and Indian music; unbounded and jagged melodic phrasing.
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As a result, "Jagged Little Pill," though staged in the 560-seat Loeb, sometimes seems pitched to an arena.
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After feeling jagged shots of pain in his back with any movement at all, he took to his bed.
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Over the centuries, thousands of passenger liners, schooners, freighters and other vessels have been lost along its jagged coast.
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Fall Preview In the new musical "Jagged Little Pill," Alanis Morissette's song about romantic betrayal has become a showstopper.
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In the late seventies, Verdi chronicled the punk scene at CBGB with a Leica, capturing the jagged, fleeting defiance.
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Muhammad Wilkerson used a few jagged words, too, not so subtly questioning the effort of some of his teammates.
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It is one of many memorable place names — Mousie, Rowdy, Dismal Hollow — found among the jagged cliffs around Hindman.
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I just returned from the snowy climes of Wyoming, land of jagged peaks, bison chili and phenomenal backcountry skiing.
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The linen bore about 550 jagged holes, ranging in size from a thumbnail to a couple of playing cards.
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Designers were finally taking leave of the pink-and-jagged 1980s and welcoming back the Mary Tyler Moore '70s.
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And that's only looking in one direction — the other direction you'll see jagged cliffs that rival Big Sur's beauty.
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He designed angular thrusts suggesting the polyrhythms of bebop and jagged poses resembling the graphic slashes of modern art.
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There is a Fauvist quality to his work evident in his jagged, expressive brushstrokes and penchant for garish colors.
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If you re-freeze ice cream or freeze it slowly, there are larger crystals, which taste jagged and sharp.
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She kissed the jagged scars down the side of his throat and every pale burn that ran down his chest.
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There's less definition and more of a jagged edge to the lines on the launch PS4 versus the PS4 Pro.
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The hospital where she lay bearing through jagged contractions was not equipped to deal with preemies younger than 35 weeks.
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Fluorescent lights reflect off the white paint of one dented, jagged, sheet of metal, wearing a thin layer of mud.
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And yet, Jagged Little Pill is ultimately a success, in large part because it wears its ambition on its sleeve.
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With its jagged fonts and scrolling text, "Jason's Site" might not seem like more than a relic of its time.
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Even the skins I've spent so much money on now have jagged edges, as if they were last year's models.
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Just out-of-tune, jagged strumming and a strained New England accent longing for a lost cat called Foot Foot.
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Rather, Jagged Alliance 2 was a game whose ambition lay in melding tactical combat with an unforgiving strategic layer context.
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At its end, the song abruptly cuts off, a jagged symbol of the violence lurking under every seemingly normal day.
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Whenever I see the rusty metal spikes and strips of jagged teeth, I think of a medieval chamber of horrors.
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Several times, her singing suddenly leapt to a higher register and gave her voice the jagged luminosity of lightning flashes.
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New towers are rising to join those of Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank, DZ Bank, Helaba and others on Frankfurt's jagged skyline.
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The Punkt Mobile's screen is higher resolution than most typical dumbphones, although it's still easy to make out jagged lines.
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David had stayed on the phone with me through the winter and the spring, listening patiently to my jagged talking.
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He also committed five turnovers, his rhythm jagged after he had missed the previous two games with his ankle injury.
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Mr. Holm confirmed that a photograph of a large jagged hole, apparently dug with a backhoe, showed an open latrine.
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Readers familiar with the material will be frustrated by the unfocused scholarship, not to mention the jagged contrasts in tone.
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He's able to make a classic four-four swing feel sound fresh, or a jagged, discordant composition pulse with life.
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A monstrosity of a chair, it was made of the twisted steel and jagged ends of swords of vanquished enemies.
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But the "less smoothing" setting makes the trendlines look jagged and volatile, and puts her lead at mere 0.2 points.
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And the saxophonists Anna Webber and Angela Morris colead a jagged-edged band that has begun to turn musicians' heads.
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In scene after scene, Nunu struggles to reconcile her memory with her desire to make its jagged details fit together.
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Jagged and black, scarred and strangely sinister, it was a reminder that the moon is barren, lifeless and brutally inhospitable.
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The 101 examples — including accordions, pedestrian overpasses and the Hostess Twinkie — demonstrate the appeal of jagged edges and racy curves.
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Place 36 The province of Südtirol is a place of legends, jagged peaks, changing skies and a famous ancient iceman.
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Morissette When the ["Jagged Little Pill" musical] producers came to me, years ago, I was piqued and flattered and charmed.
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The border is demarcated by the Spin Ghar range, sheer, jagged peaks that mellow into foothills with lush river valleys.
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The frozen maze skirts the seaway, flowing with jagged cells of ice, and weaves into the hardwood forest behind it.
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Paola Lázaro's inner left wrist is marked with a jagged outline of Puerto Rico, where she was born and raised.
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Jagged Peak shareholders will receive 0.447 shares of Parsley Class A common stock for each share held, the company said.
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They live in tents and shacks fashioned from jagged pieces of plywood, discarded carpets, discarded two-by-fours and tarps.
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Jagged volcanic rock forms a crusty perimeter around the island, with inlets that are rhythmically thrashed by the ocean waves.
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The music is a swirling aural collage with splashes of vintage Sonic Youth noise rock, offset by jagged, impressionistic lyrics.
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The Leadville course traverses forests and fields, passes alpine lakes and crosses jagged peaks, much of it above 10,000 feet.
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In the course of "Jagged Little Pill," the Healys' habits of denial are tested and ultimately shattered by two developments.
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Commissioned by the Louisville Orchestra, it is an orchestration of his famously jagged Piano Variations (1930), an uncompromising solo work.
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"Jagged Little Pill" has sold 15 million copies, according to Billboard, and featured the break-up song, "You Oughta Know."
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The jagged lines, the uneven gashes, and distorted shapes are like the blues in 3D, helping add dimension and depth.
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All those rough, jagged lines, and that unevenly-shaped silhouette, give a rawness and immediacy to Saturn's brutality and fear.
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"It's always been hard, but now it's gotten worse," Saldaña, said as he rolled his wheelchair down the jagged sidewalk.
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The plane was falling over Vatnajökull, the largest glacier in Europe, and plummeting directly toward a jagged 5,000-foot peak.
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Floral textile patterns imported from France were thrown out in favour of harsh, jagged designs featuring mechanical nuts and lightning bolts.
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These domestic signifiers are then spliced together with jagged borders that mimic those lines you might see on a world map.
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At a distance, the 16-foot print looks like a textured painting with jagged edges you can reach out and touch.
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There's a total clash between the gentle wave-like arrangement of the screens and the jagged, zigzaggy sharpness of their corners.
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The artist's superimposed works are without boundaries in their jagged and rebellious shapes, injecting the energy of the Italian city throughout.
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Across the Universe tried to cram the '60s into its 133-minute runtime; Jagged Little Pill does the same with 2018.
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Through such collective editing, a small part of America's jagged prehistory is sealed and separated from the trials of immigrants today.
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If anything, I think it looks a bit like a toned-down version of the jagged and toothy Lexus UX Concept.
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The small, jagged foam sculptures are coated with resin, sand, and other materials to resemble partially melted clumps of polluted snow.
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The first, called a&aposa, is generally characterized by lava that flows fast and cools quickly, creating a jagged, rough surface.
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While she's driving down to Wind Gap, she stares at her cracked iPhone, running her fingers briskly over the jagged edges.
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A blue dragon clings to the edge of a jagged shard, ogling a flaming pearl that floats just out of reach.
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One form of the particle was angular or jagged in shape and is known to form naturally inside the human brain.
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A sudden fall in asset prices, or a sharp rise in interest rates, would reveal the jagged rocks beneath the surface.
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It's really neat to see the different tools they use for each task (trimming jagged edges, cutting at different points, etc.).
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The new US president's jagged, cramped, angular signature evokes lie detector graphs, the Black Gate of Mordor, and other ominous imagery.
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But instead of a bloody gunshot wound, there is a jagged-edged hole filled with sparking wires and dripping white fluid.
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Still, this didn't deter him from the drug; his soon-insatiable appetite for cocaine led him down a jagged, violent path.
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The production, featuring songs from Jagged Little Pill, will debut in May 2018 at the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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"This team that has come together for this Jagged Little Pill musical is my musical theater dream come true," Morissette said.
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To do so, they cut up the large caplets into jagged chunks and make estimates on how much they should take.
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That jagged, thudding bassline in the beginning became every semi-successful Tinder date unfolding over vodka jelly shots on a Tuesday.
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Then, the realization comes when you're butchering a fancy block of cheese with a jagged knife that's meant to cut bread.
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The neighbor clearly believes it's him though ... because in the docs she references Brandon's brother and Jagged Edge member, Brian Casey.
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From her jagged, minimalist guitar playing to her thrilling, subversive poses on album covers, she was a creature all her own.
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Jagged has made a notable shift to baseload versus appraisal development that should contribute to even higher well returns this year.
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Its black-and-white environments quickly become repetitive and look alternately fuzzy and jagged on the relatively low-powered PSVR system.
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But the real strangeness of Prince was in his sound: jagged pop-funk that hit the 1980s with an electric jolt.
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And interpreting images on the internet is, as many artists have taken as their very premise, a jagged and unstable project.
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O.K., perhaps "comfortably" isn't a word to apply to the telling of a tale as jagged with pain as this one.
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Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton is distantly related to the Jagged Little Pill hitmaker, according to Washington genealogist William Addams Reitwiesner.
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State Forest State Park is home to sprawling forests, jagged peaks, and over 600 moose, which can be spotted year-round.
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Two decades ago, Garbage released its first album full of jagged, mottled, searing pop-rock, a refreshing post-grunge wake-up.
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Jagged lines were all he could manage, but he remained unbowed, asking me to transcribe the conversations regarding his recovery plan.
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Perhaps this is my personal bias for bleak, crumpled sludge coming through, but Jagged Mouth has hit on something special here.
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"This one's very masculine," she says, gesturing toward a jagged crest of ice that seems to rear up from the paper.
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Equally, going through the highs and lows of partying constantly can mask the jagged up and down symptoms of bipolar disorder.
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Friedman has matched that sensibility here with songs that slide from lilting, gaslight-era melodiousness into a jagged, more contemporary anxiety.
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Amid the hard-boiled banalities and mechanical improbabilities of Jacques Deval's screenplay, there are moments of jagged comedy and haunting strangeness.
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I just wanted to stay up there and stare at the jagged white mountains and etch those images into my brain.
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Jagged pieces of bomb flew thousands of miles per hour outward, and Rabee'a — still celebrating his success — was almost fully decapitated.
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The acoustic trio is fond of inside-out pop covers and original compositions that range from jagged angularity to jocose lyricism.
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The coronavirus is now pushing at that jagged divide, especially because it is now concentrated primarily in the largest population centers.
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And Sapochnik did not throw away that shot, channeling the force of eight years of story into a jagged last stab.
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I looked out upon jagged fields of unrelieved rock, extending in every direction — all of it precisely that black-brown hue.
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As the battle has drawn closer to that area's tight and jagged streets, the number of fleeing civilians has dropped sharply.
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Where there were no tires, jagged sheets of metal or rusting barrels had been propped up to create a makeshift shield.
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If there is an accident, loose or baggy things are more likely to snag on jagged edges and slow you down.
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Alanis Morissette is scheduled to take her "Jagged Little Pill" 25th Anniversary tour to Japan and the Philippines in early April.
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" Miller, Weiner adds "is a poetic, precise writer" who "hardly ever flinches from the darkness or jagged edges of her tale.
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This show will emphasize Kirchner's joltingly innovative color, which like his exuberantly jagged line, helped acidify his images of modern life.
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Combining the aggressive with the lyrical, the piece foreshadows the jagged contours and percussive explosiveness that would define her later works.
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The jagged piece fell 21 stories, or roughly 300 feet, and struck her in the chest and shoulder, nearly killing her.
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Go: "Jagged Little Pill," the Broadway musical based on Alanis Morissette's 1995 megahit album, is "rousing and real," our critic writes.
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Earlier, he'd done a routine that involved walking barefoot across a carpet of jagged broken bottles without bleeding or feeling pain.
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The has worked its way higher in a jagged but estimable 10 percent climb off the low set early on Feb.
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Wearing jumpsuits and helmets with headlamps, they ducked into the mouth of a cave, descending into a maze of jagged limestone.
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During Shirley's character-defining moment describing the Native Americans, the orchestra bustles with subdued yet jerky rhythmic spurts and jagged phrases.
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Montoya's hand was quick, the jagged lines of his drawings and etchings bringing to mind Ralph Steadman's illustrations from the 1970s.
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That process leaves her jagged and hardened — but the movie that gives her a public and private voice is anything but.
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Gone is the outlandishly buxom, clearly-designed-by-dudes lady Indiana Jones played by Angelina Jolie and a bunch of jagged pixels.
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Photos of the escalator afterwards showed a jagged pile of mechanical debris accumulated at the point where it met the subway floor.
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Kim Novak's Madeleine Elster/Judy Barton is played by Sharon Stone (Basic Instinct), Glenn Close (Jagged Edge), and Lauren Bacall (Dark Passage).
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Director Ryan Coogler has created Marvel's most political movie yet, one that's unapologetically grounded in the jagged reality of black American identity.
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Because: There had been beaches on Lah'mu, protected by jagged boulders that had— to a child, at least— seemed like mighty cliffs.
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The top-selling photo in the Getty Image library is one of a woman fully clothed, walking along a jagged cliff alone.
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Smaller companies operating in the Permian, including Abraxas Petroleum, Lilis Energy and Jagged Peak Energy could be targets for consolidation, he said.
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It was in 2013 that Alanis Morissette first revealed plans to adapt Jagged Little Pill, her iconic 1995 album, for the stage.
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A thinly-coated human being strapped to sticks, barreling down a jagged, unpredictable mountainside at 150 mph on a frigid, slick terrain.
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Its display should be easy on the eyes, bright, and sharp enough that you aren't distracted by jagged edges and visible pixels.
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As moonlight glances off the jagged blade in his hand, I do the only thing left I can think of: I scream.
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But here was Clark, without all the sonic tricks—the jagged guitar and the scavenged beats—accepting her melodies, feeling the feelings.
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The vocal line unfolded over the jagged, spare and haunting textures of viola (Miranda Cuckson), clarinet (Gleb Kanasevich) and horn (Jamie Hersch).
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The URBY Harborside in Jersey City is... unique-looking, with jagged edges and a mismatching color scheme that are hard to ignore.
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Here was the lighthouse, red and white just as I had imagined it; here were the jagged cliffs lush with wild grass.
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The jagged edges are an artifact of the way Hubble's cameras are arranged, as we explained in this blog from April 2018.
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You could spot the raw jagged hem, vertical seams, and pieced-together appearance from a mile away on editors and influencers alike.
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In 2017, what could be more relevant than pissed-off, jagged grindcore played by a group of working class, anti-state immigrants?
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You explore worlds—and accomplish your mysterious objectives—in places hewn together by jagged, low-res 3D textures and clashing color schemes.
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Jagged sidewalks brim over with supporters, and a handful of brass bands dripping in funk make their way down pothole-filled streets.
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But her tendency towards jagged melodies breaks through the mix eventually, a bridge with suspended harmony or a jolt of something atonal.
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Pair this with Broach's emphatic yelps of "Yeah!" tossed in, and the song had its own jagged exclamation points built right in.
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Heaven, and its symbolics, and the jagged Chicago skyline are most-requested motifs, and they are rendered with an almost rococo decadence.
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Off to the left, a disembodied hand, it's manicured fingers loosely grasping the lamp's cord, floats off into the jagged, navy background.
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It can be melodic, singing about something like romance; it can seethe with frustration; it can switch to jagged, stop-start dissonances.
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A jagged line divides it and runs from the upper left to the bottom right, wavering at the top before sharply plummeting.
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He's an antihero in the most jagged sense of the word, and will make you question whether the hero part even applies.
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John W. Nicholson Jr., the top American commander in Afghanistan, said last month after ordering the new operation, code-named Jagged Knife.
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The overture begins with a somber yet stately introduction and segues into a rhythmically jagged allegro section full of spiraling triplet flourishes.
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Jagged mountains, granite walls and avalanche chutes plunge to creeks and rivers where, in good years, more than one million salmon spawn.
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Native citizenship and nationhood is often messy, or at the very least vexing, a direct result of the jagged violence of colonization.
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He emphasized the flinty harmonic writing and jagged edges of Copland's 1930 Piano Variations, this composer's most modernist work for the instrument.
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The "Air" from "Rapunzel," Harrison's 1952 opera in six short scenes, intriguingly blends Cowell-like clusters with jagged Schoenbergian writing for voice.
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Digital images that are too small will look blurry and jagged on paper, so be sure your files meet the site's guidelines.
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Hence, too, the soundtrack—mostly jagged snatches of string music by Beethoven, Shostakovich, Schnittke, and others, scraping away any patches of contentment.
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It is more sepia-toned and foreboding than serenely pretty, with jagged rocks and a huge moon partly masked by gauzy clouds.
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One of Portugal's most beautiful beaches, Praia da Adraga, is vast and windswept, with jagged, dark cliffs rising out of golden sand.
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Mr. Waits joined them there and the trio got moving again, from jagged-edged 215st-century blues to reworkings of Thelonious Monk.
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If it had been a fish, say the bottom-feeding Black Asphaltus, this jagged-mouth pothole would have been one of those.
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Like music, wine can arouse long-buried memories and jolt them awake with all of their baggage: raw, jagged, tender or painful.
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San Fernando is in the state of Tamaulipas, which runs along the Gulf Coast up to the jagged southeastern border of Texas.
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For over 30 years, Mr. Combs fixed continuous miners, gargantuan jagged-toothed machines, and dusty shuttle cars deep in the mines' reaches.
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Footpaths are rare, and when they exist, they are often a series of disjointed concrete panels that jut out like jagged teeth.
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She imagined him laughing at her, sneering and calling her Abigail the next time she accidentally cut jagged marks into his head.
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With Champagne that means embracing both the jagged, distinctive expressions of the growers and the complex depth offered by the big houses.
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For her piece, Lungiswa Gqunta has laid out jagged broken bottles in upturned rows to form a nightmarish parody of a lawn.
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Against a backdrop of jagged mountain peaks and Northern Lights, the chalet looks tiny — but it has 2,000 square feet of space.
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The jagged lines, slanting rhymes and metaphysical drama of her poems should be sufficient to bring you into her mind and world.
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The orchestra rustles with spiraling, jagged arpeggios and frenetic ascending riffs — grounded, just barely, by pedal tones that swell and then disappear.
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His teenage son finds the pills in the bathroom medicine cabinet and starts down a jagged road that ends in heroin addiction.
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Imagine that its two iconic shells have shrunk into a collar, fringed with jagged teeth, which it uses to gnaw through wood.
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Nick, a Navy petty officer second class stationed at Tinker, worried their baby daughter might lose a finger in the jagged flooring.
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They are echoed in the jagged graphite lines, like tiny hackles, of the sharp-toothed dogs that stand guard in the foreground.
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It looked stunning, with colorful vistas that threw the inky darkness of silhouettes and jagged rocks and mountains into sharp, menacing relief.
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The markets opened with a long plunge that bottomed out by midday and then rose in jagged jumps to close with limited losses.
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They could not have been more different from the jagged cinder-block rubble and delicate, half-destroyed caravansaries of Mr. Hadad's hometown, Aleppo.
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Bartella, Iraq (CNN)Behnam Lalo crunches over jagged glass and tiptoes around a fallen altar, burned Bibles and a decapitated porcelain Virgin Mary.
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And bite Pokémon Drednaw looks like a dinosaur whose sharp and jagged jaw allow it to bite off chunks of rock and iron.
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It depicts a harsh terrain at an indeterminate point in the future, with eye-catching landscapes full of jagged rocks and dusty fields.
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To complement her bouncy curls, Middleton employs soft hair parts that are just jagged enough to make the hair look casual and soft.
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Ideally, there's a happy medium, a revised Jagged Little Pill that maintains the messiness while making it just a little easier to digest.
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Above the water, they looked jagged, all angles and planes; but below, they were round and pocked, like "giant golf balls," he says.
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My demo had minor frame rate issues, and the visuals had jagged edges similar to those of Resident Evil 7's VR mode.
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You can see how the phone's algorithms struggled to tell the object in focus from the uneven background, resulting in jagged, uneven edges.
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Suddenly, your perfect manicure is ruined and your jagged nail is catching on your cashmere sweater as you search for a quick fix.
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Perhaps, too, the Phillips curve—the relationship between inflation and unemployment—is jagged, and inflation will suddenly spike once joblessness falls too low.
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But then a bright, shining CD in my mum's collection provided the gateway into a post-Jordan world: Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill.
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In the final minute, Frances Quinlan's voice stretches to a breaking point, from a whisper to a jagged, wild force, before gently deflating.
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What makes "Wake Up" really hold together is the jagged white space of the wall (or negative space) splitting the two large sections.
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" Paulus said, "Jagged Little Pill defined a generation and yet the raw, emotional honesty of Alanis' songs feels more needed now than ever.
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Jagged Alliance 2 puts you in charge of a mercenary company tasked with overthrowing a violent dictatorship in the fictional country of Arulco.
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It finished ahead of blockbusters like Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill and enduring indie rock touchstones like Alien Lanes by Guided By Voices.
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Some fellow trespasser had cut a hole to the side, so we squeeze through, careful to avoid the jagged metal of the fence.
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The battle for Falluja now unfolding is being fought by a jagged constellation of government security forces, Shiite militias and Sunni tribal fighters.
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Its centerpiece is a naturally formed, jagged mound of 2,000-year-old lava rock that seems still to be bubbling from the earth.
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A beguiling combination of smoky shoegaze and jagged, harsh noise, like Warpaint wielding a chainsaw, it saw them turn heads across the country.
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The melodic lines are jagged and disjunct, the language is proudly atonal, and the textures can take canonic counterpoint to a fetishistic extreme.
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"Cure" depicts the chemicals striking like lightning, as if to shock the body or map it with bombed roadways, tracking a jagged terrain.
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The jagged chucks of broken road are gone, the hole is filled, the road has been repaved and fresh lines have been painted.
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His forms vary depending upon what his senses perceive: jagged and tense around a mountain lion, long and languid next to a butterfly.
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Over the person's head loom two thought bubbles, a round one containing three question marks and a jagged one with three exclamation points.
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I deduced what the original version of the series looked like: three black-and-white photos with jagged edges on a white background.
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In Ms. Gouellain's home, jagged sandstone walls enclose her kitchen and dining room, filled with wooden cabinets and a stainless steel toaster oven.
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It consists of 73 jagged pieces of limestone around a pool, on which 73 names are inscribed: Avi Ofner, Dotan Cohen, Shai Abukassis.
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Fist-size jagged rocks were piled between outer layers of large, lichen-coated stones — the walls resembled elongated sandwiches, a few feet tall.
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Across the room is Simonette Quamina's "Confirmation in Victoria's Regine" (2018), a collaged print on a canvas shaped like a jagged puzzle piece.
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But we had seen no reasonable place to pitch a tent; the terrain was all sharp boulder climbs and fields of jagged rocks.
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Then, if your tips are broken or jagged, Tuttle recommends reshaping them using a nail file just to smooth and round the edges.
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And from the track, streaked with jagged shadows by an unseasonably potent sun, there came the low rumble of wheels in perpetual motion.
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Now the 187-year-old tunnel is the subject of a heated debate with opinions as pronounced as the cavern's jagged shale edges.
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He was describing an abstraction with his camera, the calligraphic presence of a jagged black hole surrounded by a gray remnant of glass.
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One night, while sailing along Australia's eastern coast, the ship swiped the jagged coral of the Great Barrier Reef, leaving a gaping hole.
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The 23-year-old pulls away at the stacks of jagged stone, his search guided by only one thing: the scent of decay.
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The etching "Cocottes at Night" captures this same social dance as a nightmare of movement and tension, a lightning storm of jagged lines.
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In the distance, framing the horizon south of Pau, are the hazy blue and jagged peaks of the Pyrenees, sun glinting off snow.
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He was not quite as keyed up as Guardiola, but he could still muster only a stream of consciousness, his thoughts jagged fragments.
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Sometimes it seems like the world has fragmented into a jagged kaleidoscope of countless mobs and subcultures, each more disconcerting than the last.
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Delving into a character's jagged, shattered psyche has become both commonplace and popular with readers, but indulging fascination is rarely distinguished from titillation.
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There is little pleasure in their lives, not even in Aaron's drug use, which offers him only a sparkling, jagged sort of aliveness.
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But in the finished image, Mr. Chermayeff has wrenched the "U" from its moorings, leaving two jagged stumps where the letter once was.
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Winding S-curves, jagged star bursts, and stammering dots and dashes weave among more identifiable forms, from wine bottles to a woman's face.
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For Ryan Robinson, 34, the highliner in Mr. Rudiger's photo, the blue ocean juxtaposed against the jagged rocks represented a cathedral of sorts.
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Their faces wore manic smiles, and their arms, making angular, jagged shapes, moved in tandem while their lower halves remained stuck in place.
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Drake's introduction, eight bars of sighing melody, has him gently touching down in the song's jagged landscape instead of hitting the ground running.
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I look round and the woman is holding a jagged glass that she had a few moments before smashed onto her partner's head.
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She, like the audience, doesn't know how she got here save for a few jagged memories that appear as blurry flashbacks in dreams.
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The synthesis of man and machine in Filonov's tractor factory painting looks superhuman, with steely-faced workers blending into a jagged mass of metal.
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But then in the end, from amidst the brokenness and jagged pieces he exposed, he was able to bring me to a high again.
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I remember the jagged pain, but I can't pull it up anymore; it feels faraway and filmy, a fact I trust but can't verify.
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There's no chance of missing out on the far-flung yet fascinating Nubra Valley, a cold desert cradled in an enclave by jagged mountains.
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It proceeded to escape "and started flying around" the room, thumping its furry little wings, like jagged cutouts of a decorative rug, in protest.
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The woman spent about 20 minutes performing a series of poses right at the edge of the chalk cliff, 200 feet above jagged rocks.
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I left jagged pauses between everything I said, but said the words very quickly and stared hazily out of the window as I spoke.
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There is doing the most and then there is Jagged Little Pill, a show that does the most — and then somehow does even more.
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And if you thought Across the Universe was an overwhelming assault on the senses, well, Jagged Little Pill might be equally tough to swallow.
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Still, Jagged Little Pill is more cohesive than it has any right to be, and that's a credit to Cody's strengths as a writer.
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An experienced eye, such as Mr Larsen's, can thus pick them out from other particles, which tend to be jagged and lack these markings.
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Each of her five nights on the road was spent in a strange new jail, somewhere on a jagged path from Wyoming to Florida.
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That is to say, it's lacking the usual swooping accents and jagged plastic bits that usually define products meant for the hardcore gaming elite.
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Seated across from an empty chair, Terminal 3 participants don a Microsoft HoloLens headset that seats a glitchy, jagged holographic body across from them.
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These days, thanks to decades of strategic breeding and rigorous training, the contests span more than 300 miles over vast deserts and jagged mountains.
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He's a pretty safe bet for this performance of quiet, jagged sorrow, one that recalls Robert Duvall in Tender Mercies way back in 1984.
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In "Japanese Lesson #23," thought bubbles and hanging lamps interrupt a large painting stationed in the background, fracturing it into a jagged Clyfford Still.
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Known by the Zulus as uKhahlamba, the Barrier of Spears, the escarpment hosts colossal cliffs, jagged ridges and the world's second highest waterfall, Tugela.
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Mythology is as useful an approach as any when it comes to puzzling out contemporary American pop culture and the jagged idea of fame.
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When the WWF became WWE and finally did acknowledge that Brian Christopher was Brian Lawler, son of Jerry Lawler, it was uncomfortable and jagged.
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There is painting too, such as "Mosaic Diptych" (2018), which has shadowy branches in the background, with jagged, raucously colored strips layered on top.
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Maps on TV broadcasts showed the missiles' flight paths over nearby Cape Erimo, a jagged point that juts into the Pacific where seals frolic.
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Bandimic, whose percussive and consonant-heavy Wolof allows for a greater variety of rhythmic emphasis than English could, deals deftly with Lehman's jagged beats.
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The child was on a boat with 2700 other refugees when it slammed onto the jagged rocks of a small Greek island on Saturday.
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The short clip is filled with blazers, rock music, and that jagged neon font to really hit you over the head with 80s references.
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The region's mushroom-tipped pillars, fairy chimneys, and jagged hills house troglodyte-style homes and places of worship carved out of the soft sandstone.
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"This team that has come together for this Jagged Little Pill musical is my musical theater dream come true," Morissette said in a statement.
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There are stretches where jagged lines mingle and burst forth, but also passages of pensive, mellow music with hints of the old Americana Copland.
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His "Views" has matched two other albums for 12-week runs at the top: Alanis Morissette's "Jagged Little Pill" (1995) and Santana's "Supernatural" (1999).
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For 22-year-old Satenik Kazaryan, crying leads excruciating physical pain because her tears are shaped like tiny jagged crystals, she told Mir24.tv.
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The faces are cast from a bizarre color pallette and have jagged and grotesque features, sort of like the characters in Beavis and Butthead.
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The relatively flat farmland became less flat, and the rolling hills less rolling and more jagged, as we chugged along into Croatia from Serbia.
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Jagged moon mountains glow cool and silvery blue in the background as the bee herder, hatchet restored, strolls along unfazed by his new surroundings.
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Still, they sing with inspiring grit to convey the music's barely concealed bitterness, all the while dancing the jagged movements of Jacquie Bird's choreography.
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Cut apart and hybridized, they evoke, in some cases, balloon animals; in others, where jagged edges are hastily wrapped in packing tape, prison weapons.
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But the Selous also contains wide-open areas, with wavy yellow grass and, in the distance, jagged brown hills; in between are cool forests.
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BOISE, Idaho — In this rugged state of jagged peaks and black volcanic soils, people struggle to make a living and get good health care.
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In recent weeks "Lempicka" and "Jagged Little Pill" — new musicals that are retooling for Broadway after initial productions in Massachusetts — have held such sessions.
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It sat on Foster Avenue next to Rockaway Parkway with jagged holes where three of the vehicle's four side-door windows used to be.
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Though in her early years, Fine composed in a dissonance-saturated language of hard-edged contours and jagged counterpoint, she mellowed as she matured.
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I was in Slovakia to spend time in the Tatra Mountains, the jagged artery of the Carpathians that forms a natural border with Poland.
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Dozens of cars wend their way down through ponderosa forests and jagged mountains to the game — whites, Mexicans, blacks and Navajos, sometimes 100 strong.
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Dr. Fitzgerald identified the teeth as belonging to a type of mega-toothed shark called the great jagged narrow toothed-shark, or Carcharocles angustidens.
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It's the one with the jagged edges and blue lighting strips you see below, and it's the spiritual successor to Dell's Inspiron Gaming desktop.
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Still, "Jagged Little Pill" features an astonishing 22 of her songs, including all 12 from the 1995 album that gives the show its title.
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At times, their styles line up perfectly with fashion's jagged EKG pattern, and even when they don't, their adjacencies offer their own pure thrills.
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Lars von Trier initiated the movement, and Thomas Vinterberg's jagged and brutal "The Celebration," showing Friday and Sunday, made it known to the world.
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"Jagged Little Pill" was a hit with fans and came to be as definitive of the 1990s as frosted tip hair and boy bands.
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"It looked like a monster had stomped through the valley, leaving skeletons of compounds smoldering and tops of trees jagged and twisted," Bradley wrote.
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"I believe we will push forward as a nation," he said, rocking his son back and forth in his stroller along the jagged sidewalk.
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With the jagged reef so close at hand, there was nothing to do but carry on as my beloved hat and I parted company.
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DEMRE, Turkey — The jagged Taurus Mountains rise on one side of the church, while the Mediterranean Sea gleams in the distance on the other.
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The femur and its jagged growth caught the attention of Yara Haridy, a former medical student and paleontologist at the Natural History Museum, Berlin.
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Across the harbor was Tolo Channel, and jagged green hills descending into the sea all the way to the coast of China's Guangdong province.
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He gives a boldly inward performance that can turn jagged at a moment's notice, and he never shortchanges the complexity of emotions Lara experiences.
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"I'm imagining she's going to give it a kind of jagged, 'Shake It Off' kind of feel and it's gonna be great," she said.
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From poisonous snakes and spiders to eels and unsteady terrain with steep falls onto jagged rocks, Okinawa is not for the faint of heart.
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A walrus is a bunch of jagged concentric diamonds, and Sir Alfred Cook, one of the main characters, is a series of horizontal stripes.
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For me, that means Lauryn Hill, OutKast, Jagged Edge, and early T.I. — everything I need to take me back to the late '90s, early '00s.
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It's an album filled with the same jagged song structures and vastness fans have come to expect, yet it feels bolder and more musically defined.
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There's also a jagged edge between this team and the X-Men, who have no idea that Cyclops has assembled what's essentially a murder squad.
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These jagged geological ridges—the highest of which reach an astounding 1,600 feet (500 meters)—are found at Pluto's highest altitudes and near the equator.
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The Dow pattern in 2018 is also lower but with jagged highs and lows, leaving some nervousness about whether investors will be left empty-handed.
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The device is not recommended for closure of jagged wounds, infected sites, moist bodily areas (such as armpits or groin), and hairy skin, among others.
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Taking the best-selling biography "I, Anastasia" as his source, in 1967 he created a jagged, expressionist dance piece set to Martinu's "Symphony No. 6".
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But compared to her peers, Lo has often presented more jagged edges, her liquor-soaked lyrics tinged with as much self-destruction as self-discovery.
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You can still tell there's a meteorologist on screen, but the colors are a little more vivid—the boundaries a little more jagged and twisted.
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Ringed by jagged mountain ranges, this smooth, low-lying, and blindingly bright terrain has a distinctly blocky structure not seen anywhere else on the planet.
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In yet another, Jenner and Smith are sitting on a floor in a crystal store, picking out jagged, colorful additions to their homemade orgonite collections.
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He then immediately began to untangle the wire, both ends of which were threaded through jagged holes that he had opened himself in the containers.
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"This team that has come together for this Jagged Little Pill musical is my musical theatre dream come true," Morissette said in the same statement.
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The artists used pink colorant to transform the usually white substance, and the gallery feeds the jagged pools with a special solution to promote growth.
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When the Great Storms of 1984 came through, the once sand-tastic beach was obliterated, and all that remained were jagged rocks and rock pools.
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The low sun cast long, beautiful shadows across the dirt—a jagged skyline that would have gone unnoticed had I been looking at my phone.
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Every delicate branch and spindle is etched in white across the ultramarine background of the paper, jagged and yet spectral, like so many lightning bolts.
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Sometimes it doesn't even make it down the aisle, culminating in tears and magazine covers with two headshots slashed by the jagged line of heartbreak.
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Jagged Alliance 2 is devoted to those types of unfair fights, and the way that technological supremacy warps and skews the very notion of fairness.
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"The body fracturing is impactful and jagged in form yet steady and smooth in camera movement, matching the crescendos of voice and instrumentation," Rugo adds.
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In interviews for my book about the development of the brilliant 1999 PC tactical RPG Jagged Alliance 2, I learned about a similar labor action.
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Also, you go into "Thrones" premieres knowing they're about picking up the pieces from the previous season, and this year the shards are especially jagged.
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It keeps the movie grounded and centered instead of careening out into an assemblage of jagged jumps — one of the major flaws in Infinity War.
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Then he plays a different version of the same tune: The notes slither and crash against each together as the rhythm becomes jagged, almost random.
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We stopped for a snack of trail mix and apples, and I checked on a bloody spot where a jagged branch had punctured my sock.
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At the same time, tensions are rising along the border with Eritrea; a battle along that jagged, disputed line claimed hundreds of lives in June.
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One day, Jonathan Park, whom he'd begun managing, showed him the video for Keith Ape's "It G Ma," an appealingly jagged and raw rap song.
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It takes even the most experienced divers up to five hours to swim through jagged, narrow channels from where the boys are to safety outside.
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It takes even the most experienced divers up to five hours to swim through jagged, narrow tunnels from where the boys are to safety outside.
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Meanwhile, shares of Permian players like Callon Petroleum, Concho Resources, Jagged Peak Energy and RSP Permian are all firmly in the red for the quarter.
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But it was in El Greco that Pollock recognized the sinuous energetic lines, milky swaths of color, jagged shapes, and mythological symbolism as his own.
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It has three foot thick walls of steel and concrete and is lined with jagged padding, designed to absorb what's left of any tiny sound.
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The "Hydrolok" zipper is the same jagged-toothed zipper that comes on Yeti's Hopper coolers, if you're familiar with those, and it's just as tough.
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I grew fascinated with other, relatively non-angelic approaches to the harp, like the avant-garde compositions of Zeena Parkins, which are jagged and chaotic.
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When his doctors showed him the shrapnel, he was struck at the sight of its sharp, jagged edges, amazed it had not done more damage.
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The river sparkled before me, edged with pastel-colored Renaissance buildings, the gaptoothed, medieval clock tower of the Palazzo Vecchio looming above jagged red rooftops.
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"Jagged Little Pill" has had one previous production, a sold-out 10-week run last year at the nonprofit American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, Mass.
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Which of us who has loved a child wouldn't be moved by the evocative details of innocence snagged on the jagged fences of adult circumstance?
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The outdoor restaurant offers a perfect view of one of Dakar's toughest breaks where wave-riders deftly navigate black jagged rocks poking from the water.
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Entering the show is an act of Gutai participation: You have to step through a jagged hole in gold paper stretched across the gallery's doorway.
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It spikes some of Lisa and Cubby's testiest exchanges and crops up in a few jagged-edged conversations about one of the bar's unofficial policies.
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When she wakes, she stares and rubs at the scars on both of her wrists, not so much neat slices as pale, jagged, random dashes.
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Soon, the soft undulations of the hills are interrupted by the jagged peaks of the Dragoon Mountains, their contours sharp in the clear morning light.
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The landscape, in its jagged immensity and its brilliant blues and greens, its rock-faced coast and glassy fjord, reminded her and Montazeri of Mazandaran.
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The surprise show comes days after Morissette announced she'll be hitting the road to celebrate the 25th anniversary of her hit album, Jagged Little Pill.
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They can easily traverse jagged inclines as long as snowfall is light, and they are even capable of climbing sturdy trees to forage for foliage.
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Generations of Poles flocked like homing pigeons to the dark and jagged peaks of the Tatra Mountains, which rise on Poland's southern border with Slovakia.
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His teeth are small and jagged, and he's rather thin, especially his face, which is masked in a sickly yellow, his cheeks covered in pockmarks.
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News of the Jagged Little Pill 225th Anniversary Tour, produced by Live Nation, comes as a new musical based on Morissette's 1995 LP hits Broadway.
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They are all inhabited by black-and-white, craggy, jagged nebulae in oceans of darkness, a kind of roiling disquiet erupting through the actual medium.
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In "Handball," for instance, two human figures, seen in silhouette, add dynamism to a frame that is defined by three jagged, contrasting planes of gray.
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Gage grabs a broken light tube and does the gruesome but well-worn spot of taking the jagged end and grinding it into Arquette's forehead.
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Amid this chaos, the specificity of individual images, moments, places, and persons drops away to reveal expansive, jagged shapes, especially when viewed from a distance.
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For the past 14 years these two have taken turns from morning to night to patrol Tojinbo—sheer, jagged cliffs near a sleepy Japanese resort, Mikuni.
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Even using a 1080p display, I saw obvious improvements in anti-aliasing, which smooths out the jagged edges of textures with have curved or diagonal lines.
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"Absent a recession, we still see equity prices tracing out a jagged advance in 2019," CFRA's Sam Stovall said in a note to clients on Wednesday.
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The bad ones come in shades of green and are jagged and spiky, like a piece of plastic that catches your finger and makes you bleed.
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Because while Jagged Little Pill may not be perfect, it's just chaotic enough to capture what it feels like to be living through our current moment.
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The bottom is done in a short, choppy, point-cut fashion (and even looks a little jagged to the naked eye, but don't stress just yet).
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Angel Olsen: My Woman (Jagjaguwar) Previously, this St. Louis pseudofolksinger specialized in the jagged fragment, with fuzzy guitar static and/or earnest solemnity hiding patchy songwriting.
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Shaking from the large earthquake that shuddered through Anchorage, Alaska last week was strong enough to turn smooth asphalt roads into broken, jagged depressions of rubble.
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CHAIRMAN, PRESIDENT & CEO JOSEPH JAGGERS TO RETIRE IN LATE MARCH * JAGGED PEAK ENERGY INC - CURRENT COMPANY DIRECTOR CHARLES D. DAVIDSON, FORMER CEO OF NOBLE ENERGY INC.
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As their cover builds towards its climax, codas of Morissette's 1998 song "Thank U" are incorporated — showing that Jagged Little Pill will be filled with surprises.
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If Camus's prose, influenced by hardboiled American detective novels, is as cool and polished as the barrel of a gun, then Daoud's is raw, jagged, confessional.
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The Kaung Kha militia's immaculate and expansive new headquarters sits on a plateau nestled between the steep green hills of the jagged Loi Sam Sip range.
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Raw carried over the momentum from Battleground's top to bottom quality, delivering a remarkably well-paced three hours, but the title announcement felt jagged and sudden.
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Using digital filters, Ehsaei transformed Valdez's mournful trumpet notes and Valdés's double-sided batá drum—a staple of Afro-Cuban religious music—into jagged metal edges.
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Gone are the jagged electric thwacks that pound on songs like "Don't Fucking Tell Me What To Do," replaced instead by a deep and syrupy glow.
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His 1998 version of Bioshock—with it's jagged polygons, simple music, and simple level design—looks a lot like the game's spiritual forebear System Shock 2.
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I'm now content with my jagged ascent and ready to face the writing career of my 30s, which will involve less internal pressure and more confidence.
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Fernandez died at 24 early Sunday, one of three who were killed when his 32-foot fishing boat slammed into a jagged jetty off Miami Beach.
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The fascinatingly pungent " Dietland ," on AMC, is set in a similar landscape of unreality, but it's a jagged original, treating femininity itself as the dystopian environment.
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Most vivid and revelatory are pieces such as "Boy," whose perspicacious turns and irreverent idiom conjure the rich, jagged textures of a childhood shadowed by loss.
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There are no harsh colors or jagged angles, but no Vaselined lenses, either — her images are as clear and un-blurred as the sickness they telegraph.
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But for 22-year-old Satenik Kazaryan, crying also reportedly leads to excruciating physical pain because she said her tears are shaped like tiny jagged crystals.
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They were signed by Mr. Trump's wife at the time, Marla Maples, and by Mr. Trump, whose recognizable handwriting renders his signature in jagged, oversize letters.
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For Gay, her body is at once a jagged emotional wound and a banal but ever-present inconvenience brought on by the small-mindedness of others.
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This particular canvas is somewhat representative of the group, as it is defined by rough-hewn vertical rectangles, their edges jagged and vague, their dimensions irregular.
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Fragments of a more vibrant me lie buried beneath the amiodarone IV drips, erratic jagged lines on electrocardiograms, and the thought of life without my husband.
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There are frequent cuts back to images of deep backwoods country, with its majestic cypress trees, juxtaposed with the crumbling, jagged edges of modern urban living.
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Where'd You Go, Bernadette is a bewildering fizzle of a film, but if you can look past its jagged edges, that's a lesson well worth remembering.
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HOUSTON — The flashes came, at first, in jagged intervals: a sharp cut, a smooth scramble, an assertive plant-and-throw, the ball whistling toward a receiver.
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Rainbows, clouds, jagged mountains, verdant hills, pastoral lakes, and, most importantly, changing light in a panoramic view – it was all there and it was just paint.
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But the fact that the district — which traces a jagged semicircle around Houston's east side — is three-quarters Hispanic may not be its most defining statistic.
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Lastly, all of the ceramic flooring as well as the terrace railing was replaced with Brazilian soapstone, its dark mossy green jagged with electric white stripes.
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She's now married, living with her second heart and a long, jagged scar, the top of which is visible whenever she wears an open-necked shirt.
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Mr. Friedman is marvelous in evoking a rational man being steadily consumed by a cancerous guilt, while Ms. Dunagan's shrewd performance fully justifies his jagged ambivalence.
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If he has more personal desires, we don't hear much about them; if he has a more jagged side, we get barely a hint of it.
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In 2002, when it was acquired and again shown at the Brooklyn Museum, Roberta Smith, an art critic for The Times, pithily summarized its jagged reception.
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There are broader and more jagged laughs, too, courtesy of Lil Rel Howery, who plays Rod, Chris's best friend and dog minder, back in the city.
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The golf cart trundles over a potholed path, jagged with bare pipes and winds past an eerie landscape of deserted cabins, overgrown brush and felled trees.
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Distinguished by its futuristic, jagged contours and tough, armored glass, it gained extra publicity last week when a demo meant to showcase its strength went awry.
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SingPost bought majority stakes in TradeGlobal and Jagged Peak for about $184.4 million in 2015, as part of an acquisition spree under its previous chief executive.
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Leslie Odom Jr. won a Tony for portraying Aaron Burr in "Hamilton," where he flaunted a creamy falsetto, a jagged howl and a pristine rap flow.
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They are called erosion bunkers because they have been laid across the uneven, jagged glacial deposits left in a Wisconsin pasture 35 miles west of Milwaukee.
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It is a familiar view, a memory easily retrieved from the ether, with none of the jagged edges or the unfamiliar horizons of the earlier books.
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Alanis Morrisette will visit "The Tonight Show" to promote the new Broadway musical "Jagged Little Pill," based on her famed 1995 album of the same name.
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Today Monte Altissimo is half carved away, its jagged natural crags cut into an amphitheater of hulking Cubist bluffs, chalk-white and veined with pewter gray.
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Morissette is one busy woman as this week also marks the debut of her Broadway show, "Jagged Little Pill" at the Broadhurst Theatre in New York.
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A pocket of calm tucked between blocks with many jagged edges, 196th Street had been the site of a summer Playstreet for more than 25 years.
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At times the jagged vocal lines seem lacerated by furiously driven strings; at others, soft winds and strings support sustained notes by the soloists or chorus.
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It's a grand round, cut into jagged angles, with a near-orange crust, lacy and charred in the right places, and scallions like tendrils peeking through.
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His poster for Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange (1971) uses the simple jagged enveloping triangles to tell that this film is horny, violent, and horny for violence.
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The jagged edges along the sides that were hand-cut look like crude pieces to a puzzle, its solution forgotten with the generations that have died.
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Jodeci, the lascivious lads behind the MTV hits "Forever My Lady" and "Freek'n You," top a roster that also includes Faith Evans, Jagged Edge, SWV and Blackstreet.
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Looking at her upcoming movie roles, which include a MMA fighter in Bruised and a lawyer in Jagged Edge, neither would necessarily call for a fake tattoo.
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I knew some edge of it was jagged, but I couldn't figure out which one, until I snagged a memory of eerie green coyotes with white eyes.
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To give this jagged-hem maxi a daytime spin, we layered a simple white T-shirt underneath and paired it with easy-to-walk-in espadrille flatforms.
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The shadows produced along the moon's jagged peaks and valleys is exaggerated by the angle of reflection, and by Earth's surface features such as mountains and valleys.
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You'll also need medical attention if the cut stops bleeding but the edges are jagged or gaping, it's on your face, or you can't get it clean.
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The experimental, jagged account matches the disjointed life of the soldier: long periods of boredom, interspersed with terror and confusion in battle, and drunken brawls on leave.
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From the comfort of my ship, the sky is a searing yellow-orange, and the skyline is dominated by strange, jagged circles as tall as a building.
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As it is, a jagged cartographic dagger from Tibet points southward, separating most of the Indian state of Sikkim, to the west, from Bhutan, to the east.
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Seen through the instrument's lens (itself made from a much less pure quartz sand), the jagged little shards are as clear as glass and bright as diamonds.
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It's been 22 years since Sir-Tech's Jagged Alliance 21999 came out and you would think, in all that time, someone would have copied its formula successfully.
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It builds around Matt Tong's Northern Soul dancefloor drums, with Lee Tesche's guitar jumping between jagged reverb in the verses and bright, poppy flickers in the chorus.
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The mixtape-length "epilogue" to Blood Orange's already handmade-feeling 2018 album is full of the jagged edges of short song fragments and gleeful jumps between styles.
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The silhouette of a tunnel in Canaan, New York, in 1989 reveals its jagged edges, framing the train with this rock that was blasted through for progress.
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But Sandra went off script, according to cops ... attacking Victoria by smashing the wine glass over her head and then cutting her with the jagged, broken end.
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The sound shifts from warm to cold, smooth to jagged, lush to denuded as it strains to match West's oscillations between gladness and despondency, devotion and suspicion.
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The studio's upcoming epic Kubo and the Two Strings is their most ambitious yet I'm standing between two boats — one intact, one cracked into two jagged halves.
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"Hatshepsut" starts off like a marching band taking the field at halftime, before a jagged synthesizer begins gnawing away at the confident strut of cymbals and timpani.
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Just hearing the word investing can conjure up images of charts and graphs with jagged red lines pointing down, signaling a loss of our hard-earned cash.
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Drinking my tin camping mug of cowboy coffee, I gazed at the same view my mother had loved all those years ago: snowy jagged peaks, big sky.
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In April 1968, while the Kerner commission findings were still being digested, King was assassinated, and the two societies hardened along lines that prefigure today's jagged divisions.
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Fortunately, Mr. Frankel and Mr. Korie's score plays knowingly to its stars' respective strengths, with swirling, lyrical melodies for Arden and jagged, Kurt Weillian ones for Rubinstein.
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But climbers at nearby Balls Pyramid, a jagged crag jutting straight out of the water, spotted a fresh D. australis carcass on a climb during the 1960s.
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What's less clear is whether America can find any political common ground, or even maintain its social cohesion, as that fault line grows more jagged and volatile.
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In this remote region, they practice an ancient tradition of honey hunting where they descend towering cliffs on handmade ladders to harvest honey nestled under jagged overhangs.
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In "Leaves and Vines" (2017), an allover thicket of jagged, mossy green brushstrokes admits, like a curtain left a crack open, a wedge of sun-brightened foliage.
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In The Defenders — with the exception of one fantastic rumble in episode four — jagged cuts, shaky-cam effects, and dark lighting define the majority of fight sequences.
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Argento's Suspiria is famous for its garishly psychedelic color palette, which mixes all this red with electric greens and blues and jagged black-and-white Expressionist patterns.
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As soon as you take your first bite, you will be taken aback by the sour flavor of the bread, tender crumb, and wonderfully jagged, charred crust.
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Have you ever wanted to play some of your favorite modern games with all the jagged polygons, awful draw distances and 240p glory of the PS1 era?
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It takes even the most experienced divers up to five hours to swim through jagged, narrow channels from the chamber where the boys are to safety outside.
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Edith and Harold, the solitary souls who become a pair in Charles Mee's pleasingly jagged romantic comedy "First Love," don't so much meet cute as meet curmudgeonly.
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It was exhilarating and cathartic to skid jagged laps around a parking lot, as if I were a gleeful child playing a frenzied game of go-kart.
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A jagged violin solo as Marnie waits for her icy mother to come into the room is an economical evocation of a broken relationship and broken mind.
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Other don't-miss moments include, at Washburn, some newly discovered drawings by Myron Stout from the early '113s showing Provincetown dunes and trees in quick jagged lines.
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They had been jagged from birth but short, so I had waited because, like many first-time parents, I was afraid of accidentally cutting her tiny fingers.
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Mr. Hough dispatched the daunting middle movement, a stirring march, with rhythmic bite and crispness, while bringing out the music's jagged edges and trips into the fantastical.
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That is definitively not the problem with "Jagged Little Pill," the passionate if overwrought Alanis Morissette jukebox musical at the American Repertory Theater's Loeb Drama Center here.
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So Vox culture writers Constance Grady and Aja Romano decided to take this time to talk through Jagged Little Pill and the problems of the jukebox musical.
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I listened to Jagged Little Pill a lot when I was in college, a time that was a lot more stressful than most anything I do now.
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Rag & Bone has a pizza rat sweater, and Moschino released products with its Mickey Rat logo (which looks like Mickey Mouse but with a long jagged snout).
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My friend Julia, at her home resort of Ellmau in view of the jagged Wilder Kaiser range, taught me the basics of hearty mountain eating in Austria.
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We got Rosie and her BFF Ally Sheedy Thursday night outside the "Jagged Little Pill" musical in NYC and asked her about the GOP outrage over Prof.
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The stage version of "Jagged Little Pill" sets a story steeped in hot-button issues like opiate addiction and gender identity to the singer's raw 1995 album.
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There were a lot of fractured and jagged edges with no stability, and being able to carry around or wear something beautiful and perfect is somehow reassuring.
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So in November, as the country's divisive presidential campaign became ever more jagged, the National Socialist Movement, a leading neo-Nazi group, did away with its swastika.
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The lead single from the group's self-titled debut is "Calle Luz," a quick, pattering original that reshapes a rumba rhythm around its jagged, four-horn arrangement.
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Interpreting island lore, Poh Lin's partner, Arthur Floret, tells their children that the jagged coastal rocks were created by a dragon to protect the island from humans.
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In the first half of the film, after emerging from the bottom of the sea, Banks produces jagged snarls that sound like a possum strangling a duck.
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I see a similar kind of intensity in the jagged lines within the black and white photographic abstractions of the young female artist Abdulaziz, who later joined.
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I want people to know the exact jagged polygon they can jump off to break the game, or the exact control specifications that allow them to fly.
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Her black-and-white works make the models who sport them look like they've stepped into an animated world of jagged pen strokes against clean, white paper.
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But on closer inspection, what seems to be eye candy becomes something slightly ominous: the belts have jagged vaginal openings, and no longer seem playful, but rather dangerous.
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Here are a few things the Nazi sign has in common with the pixelated bomb icon from the original Macintosh OS: Both have a circular but jagged shape.
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Trump National Golf Course is perched upon the jagged California cliffs, and promotes "one of the most incredible views in the world from every hole" in its brochures.
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Hopping over the ruins, we collected wildflowers and jagged clay pieces that we thought treasures until our mothers hollered our names through open windows, summoning us to dinner.
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The Harts were traveling along the Pacific Coast Highway in California when their SUV plunged 100 feet off a cliff, landing upside down on the jagged rocks below.
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After two weeks of this, the strands at the nape of my neck fell in a jagged line above my shoulders; the rest lingered, dry, brittle, and devastated.
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For instance, the purple unit represents the jagged mountain ranges on Sputnik's western border, while Wright Mons, a possible ice volcano, is shown in red at the bottom.
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Whatever the truth of the matter, the situation was irreparable and the port was fatally dashed, like so many sailboats against the jagged rocks of the Skellige Isles.
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Aquarius is also the community creator, because, when we know who we are, we find our true friends: the people whose jagged edges line up with our own.
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When her unfortunate victims attempted to muster a defense, A. burmanicus probably attacked with that sharp, jagged stinger, using her springboard legs to jump out of harm's way.
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There are plenty of scenes where your brain isn't fully computing the jagged stuff you're seeing on screen because everything is happening in a blink of the eye.
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He was taken to court after he minted puffin coins, for the birds that nest in Jenny's Cove, a jagged cliff face on the western coast of Lundy.
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Jagged Alliance 23 offers a colonial adventure without the imperialism, where the foreign guns-for-hire would be on the side of freedom fighters rather than their oppressors.
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It is so elaborately constructed that you overlook its surreal quality, as jagged angles and a spiraling composition keep the eye engaged despite the painting's density and scale.
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Gemini is an example of how I wasn't interested in writing songs like the ones on Mama, I'm Swollen, so we just got back to being so jagged.
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He told the court several witnesses reported hearing gun shots and seeing Mair wielding what one of them described as a large steak knife with a jagged blade.
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The Chugach National Forest covers nearly 7,000,000 acres—about the size of New Hampshire—and is comprised of jagged glaciated peaks that extend right to the ocean's edge.
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"Pleasure," the title-track from her forthcoming fifth studio album (out April 28), was a muffled and jagged rock song, a harmony of snarls over beaten-down guitars.
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The cuts are too finite to be jigsaw, too jagged to remind you of a river; they create new shapes with the light and the viewer's own reflection.
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He produced two jagged towers, one of white blocks, one of black, angel and devil in their continual confrontation, contending on either side of Khrushchev's pugnacious, unseeing face.
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I like to pull this pudgy boy apart with my big, sweaty sausage fingers, watching the interior stretch to maximum gloop before tearing off into jagged little nuglets.
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When we last saw our jagged little pill-popper, Marc Maron (Marc Maron), he'd fallen off the wagon and down a few rungs on the ladder of life.
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The lights were rarely on, sewage flowed in the streets and the jagged, rusting detritus of the 1980s war with Iran was scattered everywhere across a polluted landscape.
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In June, part of the ceiling collapsed in the Borough Hall station, in Brooklyn, showering hundreds of pounds of masonry and tile onto the platform in jagged hunks.
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If you're trying to make a choice, be real: the ZR2 is plenty of truck for folks with day jobs that don't entail daily dirt and jagged rocks.
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With its sleek-yet-jagged aesthetic and metallic keyboard, the Razr was all the rage in the early-to-mid 2000s, before Apple's iPhone came onto the scene.
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In some ways it was too rugged: The zipper was so jagged that it would scratch up your wrists and arms if you weren't careful reaching inside it.
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There are all these highly reflective surfaces and jagged edges, which are shooting the noise back at you and intruding into what is already a compressed vertical chute.
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My awareness of what exists below and above the jagged edge of an extreme landscape are powerful images as metaphors for the human experience in a precarious world.
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That afternoon I scrambled up Pha Poak, a jagged limestone peak that rises above the rice paddies west of town, offering views as wondrous as those that morning.
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"Run This Town," a jagged, snappy procedural that splits its time between a downsizing newspaper and a dysfunctional city government, is a fictionalized account of an actual scandal.
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I stole a quick glance at the snow arching up the jagged mountains that surrounded us, and at the sun that would not go lower in the sky.
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At the Galata Greek Primary School, Lungiswa Gqunta's "Lawn I" (2016/2017) is a tightly packed grid of jagged, overturned Coke bottles, filled with a neon green petrol.
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Framed by jagged abstract shapes, these two aspects of Takeuchi's identity — his ancestral heritage and the era when that heritage made him a target of oppression — collide uneasily.
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His riga was bright yellow, his neat beard silvery-white, and his face beautiful in the jagged way of unaltered genes, jutting cheekbones and asymmetrical but piercing eyes.
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The three smallest works in the exhibition, each 12 inches or so across, depict fantastically distorted scenes, with jagged bands of earth and sky arcing around dark centers.
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But talking about the physical elements of an artwork — its bright colors or jagged lines — can help you explore the impact different kinds of imagery have on you.
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One of the largest surviving pieces, a nose section now on display at the museum in Ottawa, has "Cut Here" written in marker beside a jagged blowtorch line.
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THE EAST WIND COMMUNITY is hidden deep in the Ozarks of southern Missouri, less than 10 miles from the Arkansas border, surrounded by jagged hills and tawny fields.
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"We are walking on a lovely beach of white sand after having run barefoot over sharp and jagged rocks," wrote columnist Umberto Zapelloni in Monday's Gazzetta dello Sport.
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Near the coastline, the 50-meter (164 feet) Ana Kakenga, known as the "cave of two windows," ends at two jagged holes that peer out to the sea.
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The hard, jagged pea gravel made an uninviting playground surface for little knees and elbows, so Trinity decided to pursue a safer surfacing material to cover its playground.
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All they had to do was build a road in and out of the forest — 20 grueling miles straight up a mountainside pocked with jagged eruptions of granite.
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So Jagged Peak's advantage is we have a technology, a software technology called Edge, which is a supply chain technology that connects everything end-to-end for consumers.
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He lifted his shirt to reveal jagged, crimson scars on his belly from an Islamic State bomb that he said blew up the family car in late 2013.
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I can make out the jagged contours of most of the sentences, even through the walls of the adjacent room, where I am supposed to be doing homework.
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A main highway out of Damascus passes nearby, and during lulls in the fighting when it is passable drivers survey a landscape of jagged shells of destroyed buildings.
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The after-party was held in Mohegan's Vista Lounge, which was made up of jagged walls that glowed and made the entire bar look like a psychedelic igloo.
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Next, they file down over the jagged volcanic rocks, chattering and singing, and don their ancient oval dive masks before, finally, plunging into the rough South Korean sea.
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In one astonishing sequence, an overwhelmed Kaguya flees into the wilderness and the art itself frays apart, the lines becoming jagged and sketchy, movement rendered in vicious scribbles.
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There, the protective piece sat snuggly on top of the boulder, its geometric casing above and its jagged lines married to the shape of the rock underneath it.
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To escape, the boys have to negotiate two miles of narrow, jagged and muddy cave passages, where they will walk, wade and possibly dive in order to get out.
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"Stories of race-based cannabis-induced crime were favorites of newspaper editors," reads Brown's caption amid drawings of jagged-edged tabloid tear sheets with sensational headlines ("Weed Freak Murder").
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Under cloudy skies, Pence and his wife laid a white flower wreath at the International Monument, a jagged brass sculpture that evokes human figures trying to escape barbed wire.
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The north section of the jagged island resembles a warped human heart, with two bridges as arteries, pumping cars and motorbikes and people in a constant cycle of traffic.
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Whether drawing from canned metal songs or jubilant pop music, the Japanese producer has a knack for liquifying all the jagged edges and transforming them into something unrecognizably buoyant.
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There's no simple, straightforward logline here, and while that might make Jagged Little Pill a tough sell, it also makes the show a more accurate depiction of real life.
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Here, Jagged Little Pill lets the song speak for itself, as it should: "You Oughta Know" has always told a complete story, without the need for any theatrical embellishments.
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Might not the jagged drips noticeable in some of the works anticipate the unraveling of the support, a reminder that permanence is illusory, even for a dictator for life?
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A series of landscape drawings from 1960 look fevered in their abrupt turns, jagged lines, and rounded loops, while their overall structure preserves the panoramic cool of architectural studies.
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The music will be written by Glen Ballard, a six-time Grammy winner who worked on the Michael Jackson album "Bad" and Alanis Morissette's "Jagged Little Pill," Netflix said.
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After she drops them off, she finds herself driving, mindlessly, around the jagged outline of the town park, past the houses they admired and quickly learned they couldn't afford.
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Like many Puteaux cubist compositions, it is so jam-packed with jagged color blocks that, at first glance, it is difficult to decipher the human figures it abstractly depicts.
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But the style of the stickers themselves – with their cartoonish, white jagged edges – doesn't make this AR-like functionality all that practical in terms of visualizing your potential redecorations.
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That sort of music (composed here by Keegan DeWitt) feels unusual for a documentary, but Bisbee '217 is no ordinary documentary, and the eerie, jagged notes underline that fact.
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Jagged Little Pill changed Alanis Morissette's career and life in 1995, so it's only fitting in the Age of Infinite Revival that it be given new life on stage.
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Jagged Little Pill is the best-selling international debut album of all time, topping the charts in thirteen countries upon its release and selling over 33 million copies worldwide.
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Loup's visuals are deeply sensual: the countryside teems with life, chair upholstery is plump and shiny, and the baby's screams tear across the page in jagged, dry-edged black.
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But for Lambert, who unspools her jagged life in her lyrics, singing the "deepest cuts" of her celebrated albums also meant going to her most raw and painful places.
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All of it is rendered as clean, crisply as the fresh start of the new year—unless that NYE hangover was regrettable enough to give 2016 a jagged start.
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"This team that has come together for this Jagged Little Pill musical is my musical theater dream come true," Morissette said of the project in a release last year.
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For all my quibbles with this game, the ways I wish it were just a bit more like XCOM 2 or Jagged Alliance 2, it gets this dynamic right.
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Her climbing technique looks like a dance: She bravely leaps off small holds and shoots up jagged walls, twisting and pulling her way to the top of a wall.
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This features make them excellent for hiking and white-water rafting since you need something cushioned enough to keep you from feeling the acute pressure of jagged rocks underfoot.
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Thematically, the fish are cheerier than the darker images in Ms. Mailer's earlier works, which often featured knives and jagged scars — reminders of her father's attack on her mother.
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A strong influence was observing democracy's jagged edges on the streets of Watts after the 1965 rebellion, the same type of urban neighborhood that Malcolm proclaimed as his own.
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While they certainly thrust their hips with gusto, snap their wrists and strike the right jagged poses, the effect is nevertheless a bit like Fosse doused in fabric softener.
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Exposed, squatting precariously on a jagged scrap of what used to be the second floor, the tub felt somehow obscene: a ruin-porn image of a city in crisis.
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He left the car and walked through the twilight towards the small hill to the church's left, 60 feet of jagged rocks leading up to a white wooden crucifix.
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A silent scream blooms in her throat, and she instinctively clutches her keys, sweaty fingertips grazing their jagged edges, wondering if they are sharp enough to slash through skin.
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" JE cut the session short and a full scale melee almost erupted when members of Fairley's family stormed the stage ... one yelled into the mic, "F**k Jagged Edge!
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He began a friendship with Stuart Adamson of the Skids, a group that, like Renner, took the jagged, roughness of punk and carved it into a thing of romance.
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The three Mary Pages from 27 through 50 — the tightly coiled Ms. Maslany, the frantic Ms. Pourfar and the explosive Ms. Overbey — trace emotional arcs that are more jagged.
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J.P. Palm, an indie-rock band based in Philadelphia, delights in the dissonant chords and jagged, odd-meter patterns of math-rock, but not to the exclusion of melody.
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Bearing that in mind, the band also manages to go for more of a kitchen-sink, far-reaching approach that only adds to the jagged edges instead of detracting.
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And that discourse is made more complex by Abigail DeVille's use of historicized imagery that indicates the racialized, socio-political realities that underpin her works of jagged, splintery collages.
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Stilley made the instruments from thick slabs of hard wood not usually used for string instruments and sawed them into strange, jagged shapes like butterfly wings and lopsided trapezoids.
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Fort skids around the keyboard in quick, truncated lines, using jagged chords in the left hand to slice up her momentum even as the group's energy continues to rise.
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Late last month, they gathered in the district's ancient square high on a hill, as a city excavator was making another mess of bricks and jagged wall fragments nearby.
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The scorecard he used to tally Thomas's numbers did not fit into his back pants pocket, so he had ripped off the bottom edge, leaving it torn and jagged.
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Working in a similar vein is "Jagged Little Pill," which began life last year at the American Repertory Theater in Massachusetts and arrives in November at the Broadhurst Theater.
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In this virtual land of Leonardo, spectators eventually fly over a valley and jagged hills aboard a wing-flapping glider he sketched (and which appears in the traditional exhibition).
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Instead of the fescue and jagged edges of Bethpage, Currier and the architect Joel Weiman of Maryland's McDonald Design Group focused their attention on clean lines and distinctive contours.
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Alanis Morissette wrote "You Oughta Know," the first single from "Jagged Little Pill," her breakthrough 1995 album, "because I needed to get it out of my body," she said.
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Constance: I absolutely agree on Jagged Little Pill's massive ambitions, and I think you're correct, Aja, that they are both its saving grace and one of its biggest problems.
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Jagged Little Pill is the best-selling international debut album of all time, topping the charts in 13 countries upon its release and selling over 33 million copies worldwide.
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Working on the floor, he covers the boards with swooshes, loops, scribbles, and jagged squares of brightly colored pastel and black ink, as well as the occasional stray handprint.
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Yes, that's eight principal characters, and the main problem with "Jagged Little Pill" in Cambridge was that, until too late, too many of them were given nearly equal weight.
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Jimmy Breslin, a New York City newspaper columnist and best-selling author, leveled the powerful and elevated the powerless for more than 50 years with a jagged-glass wit.
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The darkly colored sequence is jagged-looking and often out of focus, and the quick cutting and rapid, agitated camera movements at times turn it into an impressionistic blur.
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Meanwhile, he added zinfandel, cumin, and culantro—a jagged-leafed spice, popular on the Pacific side, similar to cilantro but bolder and funkier—to the remainder in the pot.
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More importantly, as I went from scrutinizing a field of ridged lines to seeing the jagged shapes they become, I found I got a different satisfaction in each view.
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But Midnight Special eventually hits a place where its unbound freedom runs up against structure, and all the jagged bits Nichols has thrown into motion have to come together.
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The tourists were caught on camera playing on top of the dangerous chalk cliff edge 200 feet above jagged rocks at Seaford Head in East Sussex, in South East England.
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In addition to establishing his career as the keyboardist in Maroon 240, Morton has also produced and written music for several musicians, including LL Cool J, Jagged Edge, Monica, India.
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Theon Greyjoy (Alfie Allen), who can be see pulling up to shore in front of the same jagged cliffs that appear in the background of the photos of the khaleesi.
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It is an abstract onslaught of jostling shapes tearing against one another; brown hands and small patches of green are caught between jagged, overlapping layers of red, white, and black.
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Having a bit of fun during one of the rides, Subban shared a video of himself energetically lip-syncing along to the 2000 song "Let's Get Married" by Jagged Edge.
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Right: As the city is hit by a sudden summer storm, a jagged streak of lightning crackles down to the tip of the Empire State Building on July 9, 1945.
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The "Ironic" singer, 44, saw her Grammy-winning 1994 album Jagged Little Pill become a musical this spring, but she also recently had to say one of life's hardest goodbyes.
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The most important scene of "Psycho" (1960, pictured, top), for Alfred Hitchcock, was that of Janet Leigh in the shower; her scream of terror harmonises with Bernard Herrmann's jagged score.
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But as the aircraft crested the lip of the jagged bowl that cradles Kathmandu, the fabled capital of Nepal looked less like Shangri-La than like a giant curdled cappuccino.
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The company's website, which at one point listed an email contact for Lee and described its mission, is now blank except for a single image of a jagged mountain ridge.
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But the resolution is slightly insufficient to be stretched over such an expansive canvas; it's a PenTile screen, and you can see jagged edges on text if you look closely.
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On this trajectory, games such as "Camp Bucca" might not be a fun pill to swallow, but it could be an incredibly meaningful one for players, albeit a little jagged.
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Mondelez in November attracted consumer criticism when it changed the shape of its Toblerone bars, putting more space between its distinctive jagged peaks, in order to recoup some higher costs.
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Keane will be joined by Jagged Peak Energy, an oil and gas E&P that will be the biggest IPO of the year so far, valued at nearly $700 million.
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If you're not keen on sitting on a jagged rock or a muddy surface when you're out on an exploration, consider the Sitpack 2.0 Compact Collapsible Seat your best friend.
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The first thing one notices are the cataracts of azure and ultramarine: every head, it seems, is crowned with a jagged shock of wig, the audience a garish costumed morass.
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While Sony's VR platform has a hard time rendering more realistic worlds, which can often come off as blurry or jagged, in a game like Rez you don't even notice.
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Among the greatest keys to holding it together will be Alejandro Bedoya, the player tasked with striking a balance between Bradley's withdrawn playmaking and Jermaine Jones' jagged defense in midfield.
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You explore jagged, neon pixel environments as an intrepid slime-person, encountering mutated humans ("humies," which, importantly, were mutated by their own weapons), and fighting them in turn-based battles.
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The dissonance in Moreland's songs lies not in their structure—there are no hard angles or jagged bits—but in the ruefulness in his voice and the stories he tells.
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The game may show its age from a technical perspective, with some muddy textures and jagged edges, but its soaring vistas are incredible to take in while you're completely immersed.
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Hence the pumpkin in the opening credits, which begins as a very squashed squash and slowly inflates, ripening into bloom, with candlelight glowing through its cutout eyes and jagged grin.
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The only true issue I have with the Gaggia Classic Pro, and the original line before it, is that the stainless steel housing has unfinished corners, leaving hazardously jagged edges.
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The synthesizers play like jagged sheets of metal, slicing and disrupting their guitar riffs, and the riffs themselves clank and creak, like large, rusty industrial machines casting spooky, distorted shadows.
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In other places the ice had been forced apart to form jagged fractures revealing the black of the sea and sending clouds of steam to hang ominously in the air.
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Compare the video of the steel wool to another video Mould made where he microwaves a CD. Here, the CD can be seen splintering into jagged edges and sparks fly.
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The skin's jagged edges bear the clean splices of digital manipulation, but occasionally mistakes in the process are revealed: data mistranslated, resulting in a blur or a series of bars.
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Only the lowest stones were ancient, and I knelt to lay my hands on them, jagged and pocked from the salt air, imagining the hands that had placed them there.
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The work of geometric forms and jagged lines in bright, garish colors is so finely wrought, and seems both contemporary and ancient at the same time, that they visually surprise.
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CreditCreditElia Saikaly The pictures were astounding: a single-file line of dozens, if not hundreds, of people, perched on a jagged ridge, tantalizingly close to the summit of Mount Everest.
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Their anguish is shown through clipped and jagged twitches; while the women are resigned to being emotional, the men overpower them even, at one point, dragging them by the ankles.
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Most everything in "Mary Poppins Returns" looks, feels and sounds like a sales pitch, with the exception of Whishaw's emotional rawness, which creates jagged little holes in the manufactured uplift.
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Still, the moments I know I will remember most will be snippets of long walks through evergreens, jagged mountain passes and around still lakes, mirrors for gray skies and chalets.
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I ran out onto a particularly solitary outcropping of rock, flowers and grass, and took in the panoramic vista of the ocean and jagged coastline on sunny, slightly windy day.
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But shortly after 6:20163 on Monday morning, after a jagged takeoff full of unexplained descents, Lion Air Flight 610 plunged into the Java Sea with 189 people on board.
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There are men in the narrative of "Jagged Little Pill," but what's thrilling about the album, especially today, is that Ms. Morissette seems so uninterested in bowing to their presence.
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The only signs of life I encountered were a hound dog, fast asleep on a sun-warmed road, and a curious seal bobbing in the waves off the jagged coast.
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It's a forbidding place to farm, a series of steep slate hills southwest of Barcelona that thrust upward in a series of jagged slate slopes at sometimes ridiculously sharp angles.
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The Transcendental Études contain some of the most taxing piano writing ever put on paper: jagged chords strewn all over the keyboard, everywhere-leaping arpeggiated figures, pages of double octaves.
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But also, I thought, as I glanced around the audience, many of us were also clapping for our younger selves, when we first blasted "Jagged Little Pill" in our bedrooms.
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But also, I thought, as I glanced around the audience, many of us were also clapping for our younger selves, when we first blasted "Jagged Little Pill" in our bedrooms.
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While she's still creating for the screen in sunny Los Angeles, she also wrote the book for "Jagged Little Pill," the Alanis Morissette musical in previews at the Broadhurst Theater.
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The rudiments of the visual language he invented are in the two simple works loaned by Diaz — his familiar raw, jagged line, the split-second connections he made, the humor.
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He had just finished playing his piano ballad "Steirerland," a paean to his home region in the southeast of the country, in front of a screen showing jagged mountain peaks.
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As the freeway slung a wide loop around the jagged foothills of the Organ Mountains, the sound of the engine, striving to haul us uphill, had become a shrill rasp.
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Mary Louise shows up at Jane's work unannounced, and something seems a little off: Her sentences are jagged, each word seemingly trying to dodge the next one coming after it.
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The Shakes and Howard proved their worth in less than 10 seconds, as Howard opened the song by yowling a single note — beautifully controlled, but still jagged at the edge.
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The jagged contours of the island and the terrain fit together in a few places, suggesting that the green area is upholding the unevenly notched form of the gray island.
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And sometimes it gives up on villains altogether, in exchange for focusing on a never-ending spiral of Haller's jagged memories, his present state, and whatever he thinks he's seeing.
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ACO's art is reminiscent of his run on Midnighter, in that he takes a sledgehammer to time and space and builds up suspenseful pockets of action in jagged, thrilling pieces.
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Titian's fiendishly complex use of space pulls the eye around and through the jagged, interlocking columns of figures, the fractured space and faceted surface, aggressively frontal here, deeply recessed there.
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Whether monitoring her own jagged shifts in mood or mouthing off on the largely abject surroundings through which she makes her way in varying degrees of inebriation, Effie doesn't mince words.
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In a back-less leotard and leggings, Yamanaka several times balanced on one leg, spiraled into an attitude à la seconde, becoming the jagged electric outlines she carried in her hands.
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