I knew I was making noise, but not making law.
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Now Kardashian is also making noise about a possible reconciliation.
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Whereas here, it's loud, and there's always people making noise.
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Two publicly traded companies are making noise in this space.
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The United States was making noise about closing the border.
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You have got Biden, Elizabeth Warren, Hillary is still making noise.
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Thank you all for making noise on behalf of our island.
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Baby-boomers have spent their lives making noise and demanding attention.
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"Nobody complains about making noise, or sending plumes into the sky."
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They resisted the only way they knew how, by making noise.
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The public has been making noise, speaking up, and raising a ruckus.
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The groups listed ahead aren't just supporting each other; they're making noise.
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Until then, they're just making noise to continue their campaign of misinformation.
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Making noise is great insofar that it can be an agent for change.
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It's not whether the audience boos or cheers: it's whether they're making noise.
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"Protesting is good for making noise," said Ryan Elwood, 28, from Oakland, California.
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We're writing new songs and we'll keep learning and fighting and making noise.
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Employees patrol it regularly, making noise and driving off any animals they see.
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There was no problem going through security, but now he was making noise.
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"Every known device for making noise was pressed into service," The Times reported.
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We gotta keep making noise until we're heard and these stories get recognized.
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Women also reported making noise to relieve boredom, fatigue and pain/discomfort during sex.
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He said anti-Amazon protesters are making "noise" about benefits the company already offers.
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I had no idea what I was doing, and I was just making noise.
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He shouts at someone making noise at the movies and is applauded for it.
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Will the tide start to turn now that Team USA Swimming is making noise?
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Do you know of other members who are making noise about this issue now?
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"They were stuck in a traffic jam and were making noise," Mr. Xu said.
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I groaned in pain and they ordered me to stop making noise for them.
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Making noise in the crowded comedy scene today means going personal, political or controversial.
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"I think it's good that we're making noise about this problem," Dr. Drimmel said.
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Also, we're not sure how one could walk on the forest floor without making noise.
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The Yankees kept making noise, too, when Urshela hit a solo shot in the second.
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"We try to fly low under the radar, and make money without making noise," he sighs.
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The Trump team screamed bias, and continued making noise about it even after his electoral victory.
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As good as Trump is at making noise, he doesn't know how to carry a tune.
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As good as Trump is at making noise, he doesn't know how to carry a tune.
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"The small children ... began making noise and moving frantically, causing the vehicle to shake," police said.
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In the meantime I'll just keep making noise the way I enjoy and hopefully keep learning.
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But Lewis notes that this goes further than just Democrats eating up time and making noise.
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They were warned multiple times that parliamentary rules prohibit them from making noise and even applauding.
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That sounds good, but since the government started making noise about regulation, Chinese markets have slumped.
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A new subsection of streaming music, known as limited tier paid subscriptions, is making noise as well.
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Ettel told the Chronicle that the young girl had been making noise outside her apartment hours before.
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You won't have to worry about them making noise or buzzing your phone when they come in.
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I asked one of the Liberian nurses, who replied, "Oh, she's just making noise," and walked away.
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Just after we'd laid down he called us all downstairs again, because supposedly we were making noise.
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Making noise about invisible signals and secret surveillance devices was only going to get him in trouble.
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Plus, tigers' padded feet make it easy for them to sneak up on prey without making noise.
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"With the promises of moving up, I didn't want to be the person making noise," she said.
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There are always fans whirring, computers blinking and making noise and pumps humming in the instrument room.
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" He added: "He couldn't sit for more than two minutes without making noise and disrupting our meetings.
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And when he yelled out in pain, he said the soldiers simply ordered him to stop making noise.
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The new horror movie making noise at the box office and wowing critics is also leaving audiences speechless.
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This means that making noise-canceling technology work for dogs is a much bigger challenge than for humans.
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The company has been making noise-canceling headphones for forever, and has some of the best tech available.
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With a new secretary of education in charge, activists are going to continue making noise around this issue.
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With the end of the fiscal year looming, Congress is making noise about shutting down the federal government.
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My work hours are usually between whenever everyone stops making noise in the evening and 4:30 a.m.
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It's somewhat of an upscale restaurant, but they are super tolerant of kids dropping food and making noise.
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"That's when we found this gentleman, who answered when we were making noise at his door," he said.
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Lots of folks are making noise about it, while at the same time saber-rattling around this issue.
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The snake typically keeps quiet and blends into its environment, only making noise or striking if it feels threatened.
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You can compare this to Google sinking billions of dollars into the Chelsea neighborhood in Manhattan without making noise.
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After quietly expanding the number of phones that are compatible with its network, Republic Wireless is making noise again.
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" After discovering that it was in fact his Apple Watch making noise, Bush candidly replies, "I'll call you back.
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Rooms are comfortable and quiet since the hotel starts eight stories above the city making noise a non-issue.
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Complaints to the city provided no relief, so a Manhattan resident sues companies to stop them from making noise.
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Trump is expected to sign the bill late Friday night (even though he's been making noise he might not).
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The puppy starts making noise, so my partner, G., gets up, gives him breakfast, and takes him downstairs to pee.
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Rather than telling him, "I need you to stop making noise," put the onus on him to find a solution.
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Immediately, we went back to yelling and making noise while Grant waved the flag — applying pressure, as he calls it.
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We're currently making noise so the detainees know, says the speaker, that 'they have the biggest fucking welcoming party ever.
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Nobody minds if we play music, unlike in white neighborhoods where they call the cops on you for making noise.
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The point about this should be reaching the people you won't reach, not making noise on television at enormous expenses.
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I told him I believed the young Americans were capable of making noise, that they could surprise the sports world.
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Some tech workers are already making noise about unionizing, and service workers at several tech companies have already joined unions.
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"Growing up as an only child, if you're not making noise it's quiet," Hale said, remembering the flood of information.
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KT: Aside from its destabilizing effects, the process of making noise is really about building a sonic relationship that requires listening.
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In 1997, it wasn't yet a conscious effort by kids making noise in their parents' garages to create a set sound.
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Brownback told Darroch that British authorities should be aware that the website was making noise about the case, the source said.
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House conservatives, including members of the far-right Freedom Caucus, have been making noise about a change at the top. Rep.
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And those fans have been consistent in making noise about what they see as an ethically messy interaction for the WWE.
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You're just a person making noise inside the same song as everyone else: you can exist wherever and whenever you want.
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"The anti-poaching unit never suspected anything wrong because it was the lions making noise and not the rhinos," Fox said.
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When they weren't making noise at the governor's mansion, some of the air hornists phone-banked and door-knocked for Cooper.
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And with tech players like Amazon and Uber making noise about getting into financial services, things have gotten even more confusing.
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Farmers in Kenya, Ethiopia, and other countries have resorted to setting fires and making noise in attempts to ward off locusts.
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Trying to work when you have children making noise in the background can make an important work call even more stressful.
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She's still making noise when I get out, so I quickly get dressed and blowdry my hair (she's afraid of the blowdryer).
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There are now new generations of artist making noise in Lowell, Massachusetts, and throughout the world because of individuals like Ron Lessard.
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In the Senate, Republicans are already making noise about tax reform's potential to add to the deficit and hurt the middle class.
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Led by the charismatic singer (and sometimes screamer) Bria Salmena, this Toronto post-punk band is good at making noise sound new.
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For one Manhattan resident, complaints to the city provided no relief, so he started suing companies to stop them from making noise.
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Before they died, the men were having a party, smoking marijuana in the early morning hours and making noise, Mr. Wambo said.
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There's a huge Reddit community of 114,000-plus people who post and discuss silent videos that have the illusion of making noise.
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It wasn't until Tuesday afternoon that park officials found human remains near the lion pride that had been making noise the day prior.
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At one point, he posted six marshals at the back of the room and warned that anyone making noise would be escorted out.
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Wouldn't it be lovely if instead of making noise and stealing your mail, your friendly neighbors put on a fun Christmas show instead?
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According to The Wrap, Lahren made the confession in an Instagram story, explaining that her dog, Kota, was making noise during the appearance.
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Trump has been making noise for months now about alleged military neglect under his predecessor, Barack Obama, vowing to do something about it.
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"This is what we wanted to tell them: Honking or making noise doesn't move the traffic," explained Pranaya Ashok, a Mumbai police spokesman.
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"There's no way to remove the Golden Ray without making noise -- there's no way around it," said Kevin Perry of Gallagher Marine Systems.
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"Making noise with their mouths" is a thing that humans do by vocalizing or by chewing up plants and animals with their teeth.
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The night I was there, he stayed in character to call out someone in the front row for making noise, and it was chilling.
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The vaping industry was still relatively young then, and the feds were making noise about imposing more aggressive regulation on tobacco products, he recalled.
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More than just making noise with a few metal springs, the box is replete with electronics on the inside, but the sound remains entirely acoustic.
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He took his records, bands and fiercely androgynous self to venues around the city, deliberately making noise in gay bars and seedy punk clubs alike.
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The only thing making noise onstage during John Lithgow's "Stories by Heart," which opened Thursday evening at the American Airlines Theater, is Mr. Lithgow himself.
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He's making noise again with a series of TV appearances and an Op/Ed this week preemptively blaming the Republicans for a potential government shutdown.
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Arora's exit was unexpected, but it wasn't completely out of left field; many SoftBank investors have long been making noise about various issues with Arora.
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But when the frogs were presented with a mirror, males leapt silently into action, furiously waving their arms in front of their eyes without making noise.
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For Burberry, I think it was a number of shareholders who started making noise about it, and that's how it got into a more broad discussion.
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If enough people are making noise about something — regardless of what it is — they'll usually err on the side of acting fast to make it stop.
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If a person is making noise while choking, then keep your hands off; noise means they're still getting air, and they could cough the obstruction up.
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During the game we are allowed to help get the crowd making noise at the right times and also taking pictures with fans in the stadium.
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Lunice has been leading the way for Montreal's hip-hop and dance music scenes for over five years and making noise for almost twice as long.
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Bisping is making noise for its headline fight alone—and rightfully so—the fight card has a plethora of interesting match-ups which indicate Elliott's vision.
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For Mann and his colleagues—who are all volunteers—Vapers in Power isn't about gaining political influence, it's about making noise as a party of protest.
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This one gets a little chaotic though due to Jean stopping mid-class to yell at Jakob for making noise, then telling him she kissed Remi.
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Batista recalled one occasion when he was riding his dirt bike up and down the street and Saipov's pals came out and confronted him for making noise.
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One of my mother's friends pointed out that when we played in the front yard, every other child was running around making noise, and I was quiet.
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There is gorgeous plant life everywhere, and you can hear various creatures from the movie making noise in the brush, as if they're just out of sight.
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Remember that even though you have a lot of progressive Democrats making noise, her job approval rating is still 54% according to the most recent PPIC poll.
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He and his new friend Adam were caught stealing chocolate-chip cookies from the school cafeteria, and sometimes had to be separated after making noise in class.
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But ZOHAR perfectly illustrates how almost anybody can easily create a new coin or token and start making noise in order to force some attention onto it.
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Because if you're the type who gets overly suspicious when you're high, freaking out about things like making noise during an already silent movie sounds pretty stressful, tbh.
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"Right now there isn't one Latino that can greenlight a movie," she wrote, adding, "Let's start making noise with where it matters most, where we put our dollars."
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But it was also like – 'Well, I spend all my time making noise and playing in bands, so Laura should spend all her time doing the same thing!
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Most importantly, it's about people who are traditionally silenced taking up space and making noise until it is impossible for them not to be seen, heard and respected.
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I was intrigued by how the audience, who was moshing and going nuts, reacts to them making noise—they were willing to be a part of something weird.
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As mentioned, there are two fans inside the box to keep things cool while it's charging devices, and they are not shy about kicking on and making noise.
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But just over a year after The Curse of Tristram started making noise online, Godbout is almost ready to let the public have a look at his work.
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Congressional Republicans have been making noise in recent days about overturning the new federal ban on arbitration clauses that prevent customers from joining class-action lawsuits against their banks.
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Microsoft and Google might be the big tech companies making noise about game streaming this year, but Amazon also looks like it will eventually stream games to your home.
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Dropbox has making noise about a possible IPO and this kind of approach which speeds up service delivery and cuts costs should appeal to potential investors down the road.
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"The goal is to get the locals involv—" she begins, before apologizing, pulling the phone away from her ear and shouting at some guys making noise in the background.
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The more noise they made, the more brutally they were beaten — this enabled prisoners to identify the newcomers who were not yet aware of the consequences of making noise.
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In the scene where I'm saying goodbye to Nai Nai [in the apartment building's courtyard], we had a whole group of hecklers who were poking fun, making noise. Locals?
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"Both professional and institutional credibility are at stake," she said when asked why more doctors and policymakers aren't making noise about the harms caused by the government's dietary guidance.
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Part of the problem with this whole law is that the people who benefit aren't out there making noise; the people who ideologically oppose it have been very loud.
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Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado and other congressional moderates, like Representatives Seth Moulton of Massachusetts and Tim Ryan of Ohio, are making noise about launching their own presidential bids.
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Yet even as the political momentum was clearly on the side of labor activists and paying people more money at a time of exploding inequality, skeptics were making noise.
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John Kasich -- are making noise about primarying Trump, the 45th President is in a MUCH stronger position with his party than Carter was at this time of his presidency.
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The Houston Police Department is expecting the worst outside the Super Bowl and is ready to combat a wave of Prez Trump protesters making noise about disrupting the game.
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"To see it come out this far and still be making noise, and making waves, it's something you've got to be grateful for and take as a blessing," he said.
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Summer league is over ... but Andre Drummond is still making noise in Las Vegas -- taking over a Sin City nightclub for a rap show and TMZ Sports has the video!
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Comprised of a ball about the size of a lacrosse ball and an accompanying app, the ball behaves as a percussion trigger, making noise whenever it's bounced off a surface.
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"She's making noise, she's making headlines and you're talking about her, so everything's working about it," The Miz says ... adding that it's great hype leading into the year's biggest event.
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"It's only because ultra-right Christian groups in the US began making noise that conservative Christians and Muslims in our part of the world began to imitate them," Ng added.
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Some days are harder than others, but overall it's still a very fun process, just sitting together with your friends and making noise and making songs out of that noise.
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SARA EISEN: But is that a distraction to you, to have a founder who still owns, what, 73% of shares outstanding making noise like this and trying to get board changes?
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Voter fraud Back during the campaign, when Donald Trump was making noise about possibly not accepting the election results, we never dreamed he'd be casting doubts on an election he won.
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Today, Smirnoff, THUMP, and Broadly are excited to announce Top 50 Women Making Noise, a brand-new multimedia project created to increase representation of women-identified talent in the music industry.
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She says the grounds for many of the tickets issued to the homeless are flimsy—making noise, sleeping in the metro—and serve only to further burden an already marginalized group.
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Nürburgring times were more than a tad dorky before Tesla started making noise about taking on Porsche and its new Taycan, which holds the record for an all-electric Nürburgring lap.
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"My throat was stuffed, my mouth was sewn up, banned from making noise, I was not heard," she wails in "Mouth Mantra", as if she's breaking a long vow of silence.
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Thousands of protesters wearing uniforms and reflective vests, making noise with whistles and plastic horns marched through the main Warsaw alley from the old town, heading to the Prime Minister's office.
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The lynching victim, identified as Haitham Ali Ismael, had been berating protesters for three days for obstructing the street beside his house and making noise, but he had been largely ignored.
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That's because making noise, while helpful for directing potential mates to your location, has the side-effect of letting everyone know where you are— including those that consider you a tasty meal.
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I think it's really important to keep making noise and raising awareness about heart disease … So I really hope this activation encourages people to donate, even if it's just a small amount.
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They tell me to only worry about the plastic making noise at high speeds if it gets worse and then remove a screw from my tire, thankfully not causing any substantial damage.
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A rapper named Lil B was making noise in certain internet circles thanks to his surreal run of music videos and mixtapes, all of which were being produced at a historic pace.
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Last summer, when the police began issuing civil rather than criminal summonses for quality-of-life offenses like public drinking and urination and making noise, those came under the OATH umbrella, too.
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Because Zoom outlines the person speaking (or making noise), it became a helpful visual cue to let others know that someone was about to speak, which minimized people talking over one another.
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Cleveland knows they have a shot at making noise in the AFC if they can roll through the final stretch of their schedule, but they have no room for error moving forward.
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I have been making art for over 40 years, and this is the first studio where I have a large sink and air-conditioner, and I don't have to worry about making noise!
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You don't really even need to hit the record button to get started; Music Memos includes an "auto" mode that will begin recording once it detects you're playing something — or generally making noise.
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The sound detected by probes initially raised hopes that crew members aboard the ARA San Juan submarine, which disappeared after reporting an electrical malfunction, may have been intentionally making noise to attract rescuers.
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Several current and former warehouse residents described being absorbed into a broad community centered on building and making noise, whether it's daytime hammering and welding, or throbbing nighttime parties whose locations are secret.
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"I'm sure there's more people making noise than before," said Mr. Fierstein, who receives a half-dozen calls a day about noise problems, or twice as many as he did five years ago.
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A team with aspirations of ending a playoff drought and making noise in the postseason after adding Butler, Gibson and others in the offseason, Minnesota has had its issues on the defensive end.
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Holly Holm burst onto the MMA scene as a woman with all the accomplishments possible in the world of boxing, but started making noise as she knocked out most of her opponents with kicks.
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Net neutrality's day of reckoning is fast approaching, and musicians of all persuasions – pop, rock, rap – are making noise about Federal Communication Commission Chairman Ajit Pai's intentions to quash Obama-era internet equality rules.
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The musical output of Danish experimental musician Loke Rahbek has taken an astounding number of forms and monikers since he first began making noise as part of the duo Damien Dubrovnik back in 2009.
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And when the people were facing the dogs, the dogs reacted by raising their eyebrows, sticking out their tongues, and making noise — much more often than when the people turned their backs on the dogs.
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According to WPVI ABC Action News, who reported the story, early in the morning Andrea Bulat's dog sounded the alarm by barking, an unusual time for the pup to be making noise, a neighbor said.
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In the summer of 21946, with the shock of Snowden's turning up in Moscow still fresh, Russian officials started making noise about an "association agreement" that Ukraine was about to sign with the European Union.
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It's also adding better media controls — the new controls should do a better job of managing sound inside tabs and you can also find an overview of all tabs making noise in the system menu.
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While it's making noise, touch a printed circuit trace, component lead, or integrated circuit pin with a test lead (or even a licked finger!) and keep it in place while touching other parts of the circuitry.
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To deter surprise encounters, the park recommends avoiding hiking at dawn, dusk or night, and making noise while walking along, such as periodically yelling out "Hey, bear!" especially when encountering blind corners or heading through brush.
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In response to a question about why Russia lacked effective opposition leaders, Putin said most of the current opposition figures were more focused on "making noise" instead of a genuine agenda that could benefit the country.
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If they do not know what they are attacking or how to defeat it they will be stumbling around in the dark, like a burglar without a flashlight bumping into furniture, making noise, setting off alarms.
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We have pieces about the impact of social media and how artists respond to the political and social conversations of today, and we highlighted the best up-and-coming artists alongside those longtime players still making noise.
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While Trump promised several times on the campaign trail that he had no interest in touching these popular programs, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan has been making noise that he wants to go after these policies.
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These hearings, by the way, are being held before the Office of Government Ethics has announced that all the nominees are free of potential conflicts—an irregularity that Democratic senator Elizabeth Warren has been making noise about.
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Asked why Russia had no effective opposition figures, Putin said that most of current opposition figures were focusing on "making noise" rather than a genuine agenda that can benefit the nation and compete with those in power.
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Commissioners have in the past asked Congress for authorization to levy stiffer civil penalties, and though Democrats in the U.S. Senate have been making noise about the Yahoo hacks, it's unclear if that will amount to anything.
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In 1969, as part of what was called the Nutcracker's Action Group, he and fellow agitators, including Mr. Andriessen, disrupted a concert in the orchestra's fabled hall by making noise with nutcrackers, rattles, bicycle horns and such.
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But President Trump and his administration keep making noise about ending the program — and if they don't make a move by September 5, a group of Republican state officials are threatening to get it blocked in court.
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"My hope is that it will be an interesting tool to teach the periodic table, but also to give people some notion about the idea that the entire universe is moving around and making noise," Henry told Gizmodo.
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Most companies are ambivalent about the consumer effect of the iPhone 23.5 change, but all of them recognize that there's plenty of opportunity in having a company the size of Apple making noise around their industry and products.
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Touching the projectors was even more strictly forbidden than making noise during the grownups' afternoon nap, more strictly forbidden than leaving the doors at Hammars open or sitting in a draft, about as strictly forbidden as being late.
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Luckily, the two seemed to be well aware that this is just an inevitable side effect of quarantining with family, and Bell kept a humorous (albeit exasperated) outlook throughout the interview, even when Shepard wandered off making noise.
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At the Metropolitan Detention Center itself, there is a long tradition of loved ones down on the street shining flashlights up at the prisoners in greeting, and prisoners responding by making noise or waving their own reading lights.
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Like other big studios and networks, Fox has been making noise about reclaiming shows like "The Americans" from other companies; if you want to watch old Fox shows, you'll have to watch them on Hulu or other Fox properties.
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At the same time that these competitive adjustments are occurring, the Trump administration is expanding its China tariff coverage to cover more consumer goods, including electronics, and also making noise about potential tariffs on French wine and European automobiles.
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Once you "heard" it, it was hard not to start noticing that other GIFs also seemed to be making noise — as if the bouncing pylon had somehow jacked up the volume on a cacophonous orchestra few had noticed before.
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In 1973, the FAA banned passenger airlines from supersonic flights over the US. The decision was a landmark — and largely forgotten — victory for the early environmental movement, making "noise pollution" a real issue for airplane designers to contend with thereafter.
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The bottom line: Making noise is the key to getting attention in today's D.C. — and the establishment's waning influence will allow both Trump and a very big Democratic field to make a whole lot of noise throughout the primary season.
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Mostly, "Four Weddings and a Funeral" plays like a cynical grab for attention, based on the not-entirely-faulty assumption that any form of name recognition is an advantage when it comes to making noise in a crowded streaming universe.
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All signs pointed to a revolution: Powerful VR headsets — Facebook's Oculus Rift, the HTC Vive and Sony's PlayStation VR were about to make their official, consumer-ready debuts, while Google's Cardboard and Samsung's Gear VR we're making noise in mobile.
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" Kohn, in an interview with CNN, said the video caused "a very dramatic and long lasting reaction with people making noise, walking out, sobbing and drawing my attention and the attention of the Judge away from the evidence being presented.
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The Navy said Wednesday it is taking the "appropriate action" against a senior Navy official who was captured on video pointing a gun at young men who he says were drunk and making noise outside his home in Virginia last month.
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The girl had been silent and "in a good mood" with a pacifier in her mouth in the chamber, Ms. Abildgaard said, who added that she had made arrangements for her secretary to take the baby if she began making noise.
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Joining Mr. Rickly on the bill in Maspeth, Queens, are the synth-pop group French Horn Rebellion and the singer Dave Elkins, among others; it's an eclectic lineup, united by the shared goal of making noise for a good cause.
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"He would run drills with me where we'd be in the hotel room and he would pretend like somebody was coming in and you had to get dressed as fast as possible without making noise," Safechuck said in the film.
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"It plays like a cynical grab for attention, based on the not-entirely-faulty assumption that any form of name recognition is an advantage when it comes to making noise in a crowded streaming universe," said Brian Lowry in CNN.
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Home is just the house, with its shiny black door and brass knocker that no one is permitted to use for the way it echoes throughout the first floor, for the noise they want to make for the sake of making noise.
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It sometimes feels to me that under Microsoft (which bought the company for $26 billion in 2016) the company has been less productive in terms of launching new services and generally making noise, so this move is interesting in that sense too.
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There, with some esoteric music, some UV lights, and a diesel engine making noise and pollution in the forest to support all the psychedelic stuff, we took the glazes and put them on the sculptures so they're also documentation of that moment as well.
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F Jeff Green has been making noise with this scoring, averaging 24 points off the bench in his last five games, and coach Dave Joerger was most happy about a couple of key rebounds he grabbed in the team's 91-85 win at New York on Friday.
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But Cruz has also clashed with the establishment, and it's not clear if those party insiders could open up the rule, which was put in place last election cycle to prevent Ron Paul supporters from making noise at the convention where Mitt Romney was officially nominated.
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Eddie Hearn has been making noise about Canelo Alvarez fighting Jacobs if Jacobs wins the IBF belt, but the title could just as easily set up a rematch with Golovkin who will likely be trying to rebuild his collection while Canelo seems keen to move on.
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ABOUT THE TIMBERWOLVES (4-8): Horford will battle with reigning NBA Rookie of the Year Karl-Anthony Towns, who is not happy with Minnesota losing and admonished his teammates for laughing and making noise in the showers after Saturday's loss, according to the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
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"Copulatory vocalization—making noise during sex—is an essential way of communicating with your partner, letting them know what feels good, what doesn't necessarily feel good," said Kerner, adding that making some noise can also be a cue to your partner that it's okay to come.
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Members of Congress from both parties were already making noise about investigating Flynn's ties to Russia—as well as Russian interference in the election—when, less than 24 hours later, multiple prominent outlets reported that people in Trump's orbit met repeatedly with Russian intelligence officials before the election.
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The San Diego Padres boast a starting rotation capable of making noise in the National League West, and perhaps a crack of the bat provided by Melvin Upton Jr. was a spark the offense needed as they host the Arizona Diamondbacks on Sunday in the rubber match of their three-game series.
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Bigger picture: Fox, like other big studios/networks, has been making noise about reclaiming its old shows from other people — namely, Netflix — and it is starting to do that: If you want to watch old Fox shows, you increasingly have to watch them on Fox properties (or Hulu, partly owned by Fox).
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It's easy to paint his visceral screams in Haram as a direct response to a racist, Islamophobic system—and that is certainly a part of what fuels him—but the band's raw intensity and passion also springs from their own shared appreciation for ultra-distorted Japanese hardcore, and the joy of making noise.
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Featuring names like Fatima Al Qadiri, Honey Dijon, Jubilee, The Black Madonna, TOKiMONSTA, and more, Top 50 Women Making Noise is a tool for fans and bookers alike to discover artists, furthering the goal of Smirnoff's "Equalizing Music" initiative to double the number of woman-identified and non-binary producers and DJ on festival lineups by 2020.
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My own neurosis has prepared me for: a London pensioner falling aboard the Northern line and cutting his knee; a roving gang of street urchins making noise in the middle of the night and needing to be blinded by flashlight; a sedentary gang of sea urchins requiring removal from my foot; a mother of my girlfriend needing an oversize Band-Aid on holiday; a French girl asking for a fork in the library.
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Eventually, Czukay got bored with the bass or bored with Can or maybe bored with songs within the loose jazzy definition Can prescribed to that idea, and Rosko Gee from Traffic stepped in on bass and Czukay began playing the shortwave radio and making noise in the background like an Eno Roxy Music role, eventually leaving the group after 1978's album Saw Delight, a dad joke of a title amid many dad jokes Can and Czukay made.
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Democrats in their 85003s have started pushing back against some of the more youthful members of the House Democratic Caucus who are making noise about launching leadership bids in the wake of caucus Chairman Joe CrowleyJoseph (Joe) CrowleyOcasio-Cortez chief of staff to leave her office Ocasio-Cortez about as well known as top Democrats: poll Boehner won't say whether he'd back Biden over Trump MORE's stunning primary loss last week to 28-year-old democratic socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in New York.
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Races to watch on Tuesday Kimberley Strassel: T rump has a record that could help Republicans in 2018 , only he's too busy making noise to tout it Full Coverage: 21998 Midterms A STAR WITNESS AND FIREWORKS AT MANAFORT TRIAL: Rick Gates on Monday took the stand in the federal fraud case against his former business partner, ex-Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort , testifying that he and Manafort conspired to commit bank and tax fraud -- and that he embezzled hundreds of thousands of dollars from Manafort ... "Were you involved in criminal activity when you worked for Paul Manafort?" federal prosecutor Greg Andres asked Gates after he took the stand.
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The Country Has Never Seen Anything Like It. 0003 Days, 28 Films for Black History Month Remember Langston Hughes's Anger Alongside His Joy Jay-Z Discusses Rap, Marriage and Being a Black Man in Trump's America Trevor Noah Speaks with The Times About Race and Identity Brown Point Shoes Arrive, 200 Years After White Ones How Carrie Mae Weems Rewrote the Rules of Image-Making Famous Athletes Have Always Led the Way The Deafening Silence of Colin Kaepernick First Encounters with Racism Love and Black Lives, in Pictures Found on a Brooklyn Street The National Museum Of African-American History And Culture: I, Too, Sing America David Adjaye on Designing a Museum That Speaks a Different Language Visiting the African-American Museum: Waiting, Reading, Thinking, Connecting, Feeling Pharrell Williams, Making Noise for 'Hidden Figures' Everywhere Edna Lewis and the Black Roots of American Cooking Kamoinge's Half-Century of African-American Photography In Era of Black Lives Matter, Films Focus on Emmett Till Lynching How Colin Kaepernick's Protest Is Connecting Playing Fields to the Streets There's Halftime.
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