GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO A tremendously infectious, potently throbbing, deliriously up-tempo song that blends mellow hyphy and mellow crunk.
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It's in the faintly echoed tone of his guitar, overlaid with that fuzzed up other guitar line, the skippy drum beat and the mellow, mellow magic of his voice.
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If it has a fault, it's a little too mellow.
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"If it's yellow, let it mellow" was a common refrain.
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And this new single burst comes from a "mellow" galaxy.
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We mellow that out with cauliflower soup with noisette crumble.
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Instead, use cider or rice vinegar for a mellow flavor.
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But don't expect all of the songs to be mellow.
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Occasionally someone with a really mellow accent from, like, Hungary.
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"I think that was a very mellow reaction," Christie said.
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Some dogs really know how to harsh a cat's mellow.
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It's almost a rule that bands mellow as they age.
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It's sweet, with a nice mellow flavor from the matcha.
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Mellow and creamy, avocados work well with pungent, bright flavors.
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The score, by Ennio Morricone, is as mellow as wine.
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It's 23 AM and the vibe is mellow, but happy.
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" And this is mellow Marin County, which barely does "animated.
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Mr. Trump was also a more mellow version of himself.
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This lamp is perfect for dialing in a mellow mood.
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Gail Mellow, a community college graduate herself, is LaGuardia's president.
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Browsing Five strategies for how to mellow out in August.
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They must mellow for years before they can be sold.
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It was about being mellow and cool and enjoying acoustic guitar.
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It's got a lot of acoustic samples, and is very mellow.
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I mean, Courtney was an FBI plant to mellow out Kurt.
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I'm really into that nude tone that's quite mellow and effortless.
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I eat chocolate and try to just have a mellow evening.
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It's a surprisingly mellow 90 degrees today, so it's pleasant outside.
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"He's super mellow now that he's not playing," says Decker, 29.
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The horns blare less and the descargas have become more mellow.
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Moreover, her cursing keeps this mellow season from being too soporific.
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I wanted it more melodic—a mellow sound to the ears.
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The Mellow Yellow ad, for example, was so influential for me.
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His voice is even and mellow, which suits the steady pacing.
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Mellow Velo And all that racing is just half the fun.
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Was there a particular strategy behind the creation of Mellow Waves ?
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Material comfort and a happy marriage did not exactly mellow him.
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But even here, Sully keeps the face-off mellow and dignified.
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"They're incredibly mellow about it," Ms. Donoghue said of the sheep.
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The power is V8-mellow without the lurches and untapped reserves.
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Querrey, a mellow man in a fraught microcosm, did not complain.
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And suddenly Mozart came along with these mellow, long, singing lines.
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The waves are relaxed and mellow, everyone is happy to share.
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Nostalgia makes us, myself included, crave these dull and mellow accompaniments.
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In the mellow mice, this area of the brain remained quiet.
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After this, brown rice syrup is added to mellow out the acidity.
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A mathematics graduate, Li comes across as a modest and mellow businessman.
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Hendrix had a unique and influential way of playing mellow tunes, too.
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A mellow and controlled high is totally possible with edibles these days.
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This also features a little mellow spice from pasilla or Anaheim peppers.
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Grinker allows Kings County's to mellow for a month before it's used.
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Check out iCalmCat if you have feline you'd like to mellow out.
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I took 5 milligrams of Mellow Yellow and 10 milligrams of Propranalol.
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That he would mellow out on Twitter and hunker down on policy.
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The guy at the desk was super mellow and gave me hope.
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The mood may be mellow, but it belies Half Full's rapid growth.
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You're looking for a balance of zingy and mellow, sweet and fiery.
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While he examined his reflection, deciding, Eugene heard a mellow-toned voice.
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Some people get more excited and crazy, and others get more mellow.
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Linnea Sanderson, 32, thinks of her mellow Terrier, Penny, as a sister.
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"Mellow he is not," Coles Phinizy wrote in Sports Illustrated in 1975.
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He's a mellow guy with a bushy mustache and cut-off corduroys.
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Anxiety means I'm simply not mellow enough to take things for granted.
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Turnout was low but it was nice to have a mellow night.
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The tragedy, gentler and more mellow than most, is emphatically born again.
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It appeared glossy and completely smooth, and it tasted sweet and mellow.
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But if you were expecting a mellow and mature evolution, think again.
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There's a mellow, jazzy quality at play: Imagine Gershwin as a Minimalist.
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Get the Mellow Precision Cooker for $199.99 – 42% off the usual cost.
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T-Mobile isn't letting 420 mellow its fierce marketing war with Verizon.
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Led Zepplin's "Going to California" is a bit of a mellow one.
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"Mister Mellow" leans instead toward smoothness, the better to mesmerize and disorient.
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The lead singer is very sweet, and his music is quite mellow.
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His eyes were squinted in a mellow smile, hands folded in prayer.
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Chick is wacky and high-energy, Fox is the mellow straight man.
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"Loading," an interlude awash with cymbals and mellow synths, is a confessional.
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The other side is green and mellow, flavored with parsley and garlic.
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Endless mode is just one way Mellow puts all this data to use.
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Fans of his mellow, introspective compositions from the late 1960s will be pleased.
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Store, and add spoonfuls to any dish for a mellow garlic flavor. 3.
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Otherwise, most of the tracks on both new albums are mellow electronic numbers.
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The most popular were "light", "full bodied", "dry", "mellow", "sweet", "sharp" and "fiery".
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And he tells her so, while suggesting that weed might mellow her out.
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Kennedy's presentation, said Wade, helped mellow the initial resistance of skeptical museum directors.
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Sometimes you just need a moment to mellow out and praise the Lord.
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I don't want to harsh painting's mellow by getting all formalist on it.
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But hey, Drenge haven't ever really been about tunes to mellow you out.
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We've brought the Mellow Grime crew to your attention a few times before.
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Today Mellow Grime member KwolleM releases his second project—WolleM 2: Thugs Empathy.
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Let the mixture stand for 21 minutes to let the garlic mellow. 25.
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Once famous for our mellow and licentious vibe, we've become an irascible lot.
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As I diversify my ideological portfolio, the biases should mathematically mellow a bit.
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What resulted was an anthem that to today's ears is mellow and expressive.
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A mellow spring day in parks across America filled with families celebrating mom.
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Served as is, the dish and its flavors are mellow enough for kids.
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HH Bespoke Gin is in the dry London style, with a mellow finish.
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"What's your best thing here?" she said in her mellow, second-martini voice.
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With the Pelicans, the spotlight on Ball is more of a mellow glow.
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But the song is relatively mellow; its appeal to the emotions is subtle.
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It still does, even as Ms. Graham's mellow, intimate voice has grown paler.
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He was not a mellow "You do you and I'll be me" relativist.
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He's so good at making those mellow beats that are rousing, beautiful, and subtle.
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In the same vein, track pants can instantly mellow out a preppy plaid jacket.
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Why go: This South African city appeals to adventure seekers and mellow travelers alike.
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Was there any new software or hardware you wanted to try in Mellow Waves ?
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To our surprise, the story begins in Chicago's distinctly un-mellow 80s industrial scene.
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Elliot Madore lent mellow eloquence to Ramón; Hye Jung Lee glittered as Ah Sing.
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Blistering your tomatoes brings out the sweetness, and creamy avocado helps mellow the acidity.
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Actually, compared to his most recent run-in with cops ... he seems downright mellow.
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They are mellow and wonderful stoned company, and often enjoy chill indicas to match.
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That song "When Your Lonely Heart Breaks" is really mellow and dark and beautiful.
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If it's like a demo trip and there's signings and stuff, it's really mellow.
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I had hoped becoming a mother would mellow Meghan and she would reach out.
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Others danced to mellow beats spun by the D.J.s Wahid Paradis and kos_mic q'andi.
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Pot-still brandies are blended to make a mellow spirit with dried fruit overtones.
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"He's mellow, he's very intelligent, he's a family man, and he's trustworthy," she said.
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These days, it's all a bit more mellow, which is also fine, of course.
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It's a perfect neighborhood bar for a mellow drink: The Guinness is well poured.
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" Now he is "expected to potter around their mansion like a mellow old patriarch.
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The large lumps burn hot, slowly, and leave a mellow flavor with low ash.
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Thanks to his mellow personality, Cole is the perfect companion on the road. Ella?
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Slavery was taught in a way that made it seem mellow in elementary school.
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As both a speaker and a musician, Ahamefule J. Oluo specializes in mellow anxiety.
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"We're not a social service agency; we want to educate students," Dr. Mellow said.
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And this fancy one from Cook Mellow is on sale for over half off.
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The song "Fine and Mellow" was one of the few blues in her repertory.
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With higher doses, the energizing effect is followed by a more relaxing, mellow feeling.
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We hate to harsh your mellow, feline-lovers, but some of them won't make it.
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Mellow has a skateboard-sized version of the kind of rig cars are tested on.
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"Do You Want Love?" is a seven-minute track buoyed by a mellow bass groove.
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" But for the most part, stoned people don't really cause problems, since they're so "mellow.
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For a guy soon to face his day of reckoning, Gary Johnson sure seemed mellow.
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" But according to an insider close to Chyna, "It's actually been pretty mellow between them.
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One exception to the rule is Gentle Ritchie, a mumbly, mellow pimp with Marxist leanings.
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We were sort of thinking of making a classic mellow electronic record for the baby.
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He had a laid-back, meditative style, a mellow brand of cool that Chappelle shared.
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Mellow electronic beats and easy-listening jazz were piped out over the murmurs of conversation.
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Rent was cheap, the vibe was mellow, and the sunsets, well, they were calmly glorious.
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But according to an insider close to Chyna, "It's actually been pretty mellow between them."
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Courtney is still acerbic and he still doesn't suffer fools, but he's distinctly more mellow.
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I thought people were supposed to mellow with age, and let go of their grudges.
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WondaGurl had her own version of the beat, but Travis thought it was too mellow.
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Try not to go overboard with your escapist tendencies—things will mellow out later today.
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February has been super powerful so far, but things are finally starting to mellow out.
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The individual woodwinds have seldom sounded so eloquent, the massed strings warmer and more mellow.
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I had previously put on something that was too mellow; I believe it was Stereolab.
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She was mellow on the weekend, but her past added suspense to her twentysomething escapades.
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Every piece is rendered in a mellow shade of gold, silver, hematite, or rose gold.
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Powerfully fruity aromas mellow, harmonize and evolve, as the wine gains nuances, depth and dimension.
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The mood is calm and mellow even though we have already witnessed Travolta's violent death.
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He was mellow and sweet and optimistic, and I was angry and cynical and pessimistic.
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The coffees are consistently mild and mellow, offering lots of flavor with no discernible acidity.
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In the book she contrasted her own 21999s activism with the Dead's apolitical, mellow worldview.
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On Wednesday, as always, his singing was warm, mellow and full-bodied without being forced.
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There were risks too, but mellow ones, with slow tempos stretched and quieter sounds calmed.
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She told Vogue that while it was "more mellow" to attend, she did miss walking.
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Los Angeles cooking: that mellow Peternell indica sensibility set up against Lett's animated sativa vibe.
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"Blowin' in the Wind" by Bob Dylan played on outdoor speakers, setting a mellow tone.
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Noisey: Zero Gravity had a really rambunctious energy and Young HeartThrob is a bit more mellow.
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Lexi is such a mellow friendly sport you can help but be happy when she's around.
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There's something distinctly old-school about The Good Cop in just how determinedly mellow it is.
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They call me mellow yellow... On the ruffles front, it's go big or go home. Finally!
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We sit outside a bookstore next door and take in the mellow peace of the park.
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Sit down, burn one, mellow out, eat some frickin' Oreos," Sieting counseled, before adding, "Just kidding.
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A warbling melody chases mellow UKG beats, which coalesce in celebration of the pre-dawn hours.
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It is not "groundbreaking, manifesto-making music", she says, but "a mellow, easy, teflon-covered sound".
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Monkeys appeared — and water buffalo, cows, chickens and dogs — all mellow and unfazed by our passing.
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India's Met Department says that the cold wave is likely to mellow down from Jan. 13.
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"This mellow fellow needs a wonderful new home to cheer him up," his online bio says.
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Adams is the "mellow" yin to Richards's "super-energy" yang, says their longtime friend Annette LoVoi.
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The mellow, tropical vibe can best be described as tasting like how sunscreen smells, but ... delicious.
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They also took a bunch of pictures of zoo animals just having a real mellow time.
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It's mostly pretty mellow and Top 40, there's never really any strong, powerful dance bass beats.
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The dim yellow lights and soft music created a very mellow atmosphere, making it feel homey.
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For him, it may have been "mellow work weed," but for me it was completely dank.
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Markuson, who describes herself as a "mellow social activist" tends to lean left in her poetry.
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It was mellow, controlled, tart and tangy yet with a complementary flavor a little like watermelon.
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It's the seductive drawl and lowdown dirty laugh of Walter Mosley's mellow private eye, Easy Rawlins.
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As Hedwige, Tell's devoted wife, the mellow-voiced mezzo-soprano Maria Zifchak sings with tender earnestness.
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A day later, her son seemed to mellow out, and she presumed he was doing better.
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"First on my list is hugs and kisses," said Mellow, shortly before a related news conference.
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I need mellow guitars so I can mentally take a moment before I lose my shit.
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So, instead of soft mellow colors, I really did try to look for strong powerful colors.
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The bull may benefit from opting for a hybrid that's invigorating but won't harsh their mellow.
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While the original is a shining feat of mellow, languid flavors, this one is deliciously bold.
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Mellow and gently charming, cauliflower pairs well with nearly everything, and this salad is no exception.
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Below his aching lines, calm strings play strands of counterpoint that overlap into pungently mellow sonorities.
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A lot of people go out there," Mr. Thatcher said, adding, "It's a very mellow situation.
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"He just seemed sweet and cute and very mellow," she said in an interview on Wednesday.
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Penn lit up on stage after explaining to Colbert why he may have appeared extremely mellow.
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She seemed, as she almost always does, mellow, avuncular, benevolent, curious, and simultaneously earnest and amused.
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Her voice is mellow, almost purring, as if she is perpetually trying to calm someone down.
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But with his mellow voice and wiry physique, Mr. Kränzle also had a slightly dashing quality.
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You could try a full-bodied Champagne, particularly one with a touch of mellow, creamy age.
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Front Burner East Imperial worked with PDT's Jim Meehan on this new mellow grapefruit soft drink.
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Rasmussen's voice is so inoffensive that it could mellow out a soda-addled 8-year-old.
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Wilco – Star Wars Harry seems like a pretty mellow guy, so chances are he's into Wilco already.
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Mellow is available on Kickstarter for $289 for the 6,600mAh model, or $299 for the 13,000mAh version.
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For the actor and artist currently known as Shia LaBeouf, 2016 was a mellow year, comparatively speaking.
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They have a very sweet, mellow sound that can be enjoyed for many hours at a time.
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I used to be the up-in-arms guy, but through time I'm a lot more mellow.
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"We have a great time, and he's very sweet and very mellow," she told PEOPLE in 2016.
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What we see in this exhibition is mellow, international cooperation, a global politics beyond ideologies and loyalties.
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Cold-brew coffee rose to popularity in independent shops, due to its mellow flavor and reduced bitterness.
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The vibrant lady also runs a club for other retirees on active ageing called the Mellow Club.
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AND FINALLY ... Tail flicks and chill The first rule of cat club: DO NOT HARSH MY MELLOW!
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He offered me a hit off a little pipe; I assumed the weed would be pretty mellow.
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They've just kicked off their US tour on the road with Whores and mellow-harshing metalheads Bummer.
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This July 21 he released Mellow Waves, his sixth album, and he couldn't sound in better form.
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Was this the case on Mellow Waves or did you have other musicians in the recording sessions?
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And the general feeling is mellow, so that's how the title came about: just vibes and sweetness.
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This was supposed to be the aggressive one, but there are some very mellow songs on it.
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The closest she comes to looking relaxed is when she listens to Ari Shapiro's mellow radio show.
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When Caitlyn says they need to talk, Lamar keeps it mellow and clam, just like he said.
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"Many of us have experienced this as a uniform negative, and they don't," Ms. Mellow told me.
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Tuesday, I'm looking at this summer minestrone with fresh basil, a mellow retort to the weekend blowout.
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She was instead just this sort of mellow person, like I am, which made us very compatible.
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People were already starting to hit the Mellow Park jumps, while beginners stuck to the magic carpets.
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They all share one characteristic that I love in gran reservas: a mellow, cushioned texture and flavor.
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But with a more mellow approach and an underdog's charm, he won them over at the Masters.
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Mannequins draped in her gowns surrounded a pianist and guitarist playing mellow jazz on a corner stage.
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The fiery heat of summer was still a way off, and the air was mellow and dry.
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Castillo, who had just graduated high school in southern California, found himself more mellow and more productive.
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It was supposed to be a mellow five-day affair, but a sudden Patagonian gale kicked up.
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At first the guitars played mellow, alluring music, all slowly strummed, lingering tones and gently lapping riffs.
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I had no idea what she would send me because some of her stuff is really mellow.
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That breeze often carries the mellow umami stench of human effluent, the hot plastic tang of trash.
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Robert Ashley is no longer with us, but his voice — calm, mellow, reassuring, quizzical, amused, earnest — lives on.
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Some sections will be mellow and slower, while others will have a faster pace to mix it up.
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Thus far, we've witnessed the raucous glamour of the Golden Globes and the mellow vibes of the SAGs.
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My dad has a very mellow way about him and I was a self-starter as a kid.
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But she also shines in the mellow, more emotional scenes (much like she did in last year's Forever).
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It's kind of mellow, and often we check in an hour sometimes even longer before the carpet starts.
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If you thought Martha Stewart being on a show with Snoop Dogg would mellow her out, think again.
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Known as the meanest barmaid in Austin, age didn't mellow Sarah, who worked here until she was 29.
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It's mellow for a Friday at the restaurant, but it's still nice to sit down and eat something.
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"We are so blessed to have such a calm and mellow baby," he jokingly wrote in the caption.
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A person may have a mild or severe case, and her perfectionism may mellow or worsen over time.
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Audeze's Sine, on the other hand, isn't afraid of harshing my mellow on occasion, and I appreciate that.
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"As crazy as it looks that was the mellow part of my day," Frost tells The Creators Project.
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Mister Mellow will be released on June 30, and is available for pre-order on Stones Throw's website.
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The ideal gift: Shanti hemp CBD oil softgels, which can be popped privately to mellow out before bed.
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"Empathizers prefer mellow styles of music, soft rock, R&B and soul, music that is slower," Greenberg said.
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In Mr. Audi's hands, though, it is a mellow, shallow ritual, with little to tell us at all.
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Young expats have transplanted their bright, Instagrammable cooking and mellow lifestyle by opening cafes in New York City.
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The Playlist Up front, a mix of mellow slow-groove R&B kept patrons at the bar swaying.
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The casting of comedian Mike Birbiglia added an uncharacteristically mellow presence to this high-strung, hard-charging show.
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In Bryant's case, the post-basketball chapter of his life offered a more mellow and personable public image.
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I casually ask my super-mellow personal shopper, Nathan, about the gummy bears I've heard so much about.
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Leisure and languor, with a hint of intrigue, all of it beautifully rendered in Rui Poças's mellow cinematography.
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They have a unique softly burnished, mellow style, which seems both old and new at the same time.
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"Mister Mellow" is by no means the aural tranquilizer that its lyrics and packaging pretend to call for.
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The tiny space filled with perky stabs of high notes, mellow wails, cascades of "bum" and "baa" syllables.
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"It's a lot more mellow to just go," she told Vogue about attending shows rather than walking them.
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His new project, What You Wish For, is a mellow journey through the stages of a casual relationship.
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In short, Dreamblook and his hella-mellow uncle ate the rest of the weed butter and Dreamblook fell asleep.
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It's proof positive that with loving care and proper maintenance, the human voice can develop a golden, mellow patina.
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Show up early and it's very mellow; show up late and you'll get drinks spilled all over your shoes.
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They can be mellow and creamy or full and spicy, short and fat, or any variation of the above.
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At first glance, the regulation of products and services doesn't seem like the ripest hunting ground for mellow beats.
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"I Call the Shots," featuring JME, is a mellow and retiring slow jam designed to be played before bed.
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It's a breathy and quietly full-blooded cut of West Coast Americana, blending mellow blues-rock with folk mystery.
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Others, like Dakota Johnson, keep the vibe more mellow by wearing a simple wash of color on its own.
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With a bit of aging, it develops a melt-in-the-mouth creaminess and a rounder, more mellow flavor.
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Co-worker remembers shooter as 'a mellow guy' So far, authorities haven't shed much light on Ford's specific motivation.
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It's not wrong exactly; breezy is certainly one way you could charitably describe some of the mellow moods here.
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You're already prepping the Mellow Waves tour, which launches in Japan in October, preceded by a few festival dates.
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"She has a very calm, mellow energy, and so she's really changed the energy throughout the house," she says.
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There are Arcade, Classic, and Zen modes, the latter of which stops pesky bombs from harshing your fruity mellow.
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CBD (the psychoactive constituent that makes you feel mellow) is activated later at 180 degrees Celsius [356 degrees Fahrenheit].
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Inside at Cocoa Bar, shelved wines reach to the ceiling, burgundy reds and mellow whites and a few rosés.
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She's spoken at a TED event in Tokyo about her website the Mellow Club, which helps connect seniors online.
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The climaxes, alas, were a brittle jumble, missing the mellow blend you'd find in a hall with greater resonance.
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The fermented red pepper paste gochujang, also used in many dishes, tastes sweet and mellow at first, then fiery.
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" Jackson followed the tweets by encouraging anyone weighing in on her life to, "SMOKE SOME WEED AND MELLOW OUT.
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"It's You" is an elegant whisper of a love song, part mellow soul burner and part post-Coldplay melancholia.
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There's even a mellow acoustic number, "Things Present, Things Past", that throws the album's morbid intent into sharp relief.
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Gory is often sober and Marcus is mellow, doing whatever he does in his office and leaving us alone.
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It might seem like an odd combination, but the milk and butter mellow the intensity of the acidic tomatoes.
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"People feel just wonderful, chilled, relaxed, calm, mellow," Mr. Csonka said, regarding the effects of CBD on his patrons.
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This recipe retains shakshuka's eggy allure, but instead of being red, spicy and tangy, it's green, mellow and porky.
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The vibes are a little more mellow downstairs at Slowly Shirley, especially if you go before/after the rush.
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I've always been a mellow guy who tries to think things through and get over it and move on.
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For this time of the year, I chose a squash, its mellow sweetness blending effortlessly into the creamy sauce.
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The choice seems grounded in an association with this mellow, rich blue and a sense of peace and dependability.
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It's a great place to grab a coffee, cocktail, or snack from the small bar inside and mellow out.
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They are shapes made in time, over time, like the mellow hikes and meandering conversations that they sometimes describe.
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They can be wonderful, but I think require considerable aging, 10 years or so, for their intensity to mellow.
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The session's moment of truth is Lester Young's one course solo on "Fine and Mellow," sung by Billie Holiday.
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There's a mellow swampiness that settles over some Houston neighborhoods between the end of April and the beginning of June.
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You can set up rave lights for parties, mellow lights for relaxation, or dark colors for your daily brooding sessions.
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This method is quicker, but will deliver a more mellow and less fruity flavor because the mixture will be cooked.
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On the GOP side, Trump has the delegates to clinch the Republican nomination, and his critics are all mellow now.
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Show up early and it's very mellow; show up late and you'll get drinks spilled all over your skate shoes.
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" Not-So-Mellow Yellow"I decided to go what I like to call "mac 'n' cheese" yellow for many reasons.
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Other than that, Rapunzel is like every other mellow kitty — she likes to cuddle and be pet and doted upon.
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Both versions of the tune start with a plinking harpsichord, cello and mellow bass, dubbed with commentary from England's defeats.
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That's funny because your music, with all its mellow boombap-ness, seems to put you in lover-not-fighter territory.
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In a Reddit AMA session in 2014, Gates said he prefers to keep his time off as mellow as possible.
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I'd been working on really mellow stuff, so I decided to try and do the most aggressive song I could.
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In the first movement, the soloist (the Philharmonic's mellow principal tuba, Alan Baer) noodles over restless activity in the ensemble.
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After finishing his dense, cacophonous "The Mellow Pad," a grueling six-year project, in 1951, his compositions start to untangle.
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Mellow Parmesan, sharp provolone, smoky mozzarella and creamy ricotta, each with a distinct personality, become part of a harmonious whole.
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Additionally, it was a group of really peaced-out, mellow people who had no interest in causing harm to anyone.
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Classic lip gloss is also getting a reboot, thanks to glazes, which lend color and a mellow shine sans stickiness.
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It's a whirlwind of sounds and textures but all of the songs stay entwined, concise, and mellow the whole time.
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Vargas stores hers in an oversize plastic tub, where the sharp edges of vinegar and oregano mellow as they age.
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The bass-baritone Daniel Okulitch, who created the role of Ennis in Madrid, sings with mellow sound and affecting vulnerability.
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" My favorite was Brennyn Lark, a singer and actress in New York, who offered a mellow, jazzy account of "Summertime.
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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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KonaRed Cold Brew Coffee is mellow and mild, thanks to its low acidity, but it still has plenty of flavor.
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"Wait one generation and it'll be in their blood," Steve Zdarsky, who comanages Mellow Parks with Marco, told me later.
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Front Burner Scotch often speaks the same mellow language as some fortified wines, especially tawny port, oloroso sherry and Madeira.
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Front Burner Butter tarts are to Canada what natas are to Portugal, mellow little dessert pastries sold and served everywhere.
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On the palate, it had the mellow fruit-and-oak combination I love, with a tobacco, mineral component as well.
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The finished curry has a smooth, silky texture, thanks to the roux, and the mellow heat of fresh, toasted spices.
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The judge presiding over the courtroom was a recurring character from the original, a mellow liberal played by Jane Alexander.
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TL;DR: Get extra help in the kitchen with the Mellow Sous Vide Precision Cooker for $169.99, a 51% savings.
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We were adamant to abide by the "if it's yellow, let it mellow; if it's brown, flush it down" method.
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The leafy plaza had a mellow vibe with vendors offering bowls of the deep-purple açaí fruit sprinkled with tapioca.
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Candles Not only does soft lighting make everyone look more appealing, but it can mellow a room with minimal effort.
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I do find it hard to be totally mellow when there's still the whole North Korea two-crazy-leaders problem.
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Front Burner The pumpkin preserves from Murray's Cheese will give quince paste (membrillo) some mellow competition on the cheese plate.
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Since we live in an apartment building, the pup needs to be relatively quiet, mellow and extremely well socialized too.
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Those are three pretty clever applications out of the gate, and so I'm excited to see what else Mellow can do.
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Next, a mellow meal featuring medicated matzo ball soup, beef brisket, noodle kugel, and roasted vegetables smothered with cannabis schmaltz gravy.
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Mr. Vemic brought a mellow, full-bodied voice, a feeling for bel canto phrasing and commanding stage presence to his portrayal.
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These cuddle sessions start off as a mellow jams but almost always end with the calf falling into a deep sleep.
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The skilled playmaker has returned to form in his 18th NHL season by embracing his unique skillset and his mellow personality.
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I wouldn't have listened to Air offshoot band Mellow without for Heath Kirchart's dream-like sequence in Emerica's This is Skateboarding.
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Bottle aging allows a spirit (or wine) to mellow and oxidize a little bit, but barrel aging radically changes the flavors.
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Mellow isn't designed to be plugged in — after all, a cable running out the back would ruin that nice, minimalist design.
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Battery life on Mellow isn't great either, ranging from seven to just three hours depending on how loud you're playing music.
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I love wheat berries, or farro, or wild or brown rice because I love their nutty, mellow flavor and satisfying chew.
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"24/7" is a wise and soulful summation of why we should mellow out and be more considerate to one another.
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Christian Frederick Martin IV is a genial, mellow raconteur who shouldn't be mistaken for a man who doesn't know his business.
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Over the past few episodes, Ford has pushed Bernard to demonstrate agency and act counter to his more mellow, subservient instincts.
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In a series of tweets Tuesday morning following his disappointing finish, Trump used a more mellow tone than his usual bluster.
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It's no sickeningly salty gulp of the Atlantic; it's an alluring, pleasantly confusing flavor of lemon-lime soda and mellow coconut.
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Your emotions affect your dog, so when I drop Spike off, I'm going to do my best to keep things mellow.
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Dabakis told his followers that the felt "a little high" and urged everyone to "mellow out" on the issue of marijuana.
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" Many of those realizations were still taking root during the recording process, as was the story behind "Oxygen & The Mellow Stuff.
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At their core, the Mellow Grime crew fuse grime with R&B or hip-hop, flipping a more kicked back sound.
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Then he kept it up for an hour—warm here, intense there, surprisingly mellow for his age whether gruff or sweet.
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Now, her way of revealing herself as a more responsible, mellow, and mature artist is by separating herself from Black culture.
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For whatever reason, a tinge of sourness—or self-loathing, or at least self-consciousness—had harshed the show's trademark mellow.
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When he puts on his reptilian costume, Strike transforms from self-described "pretty mellow guy" to a character he calls Komos.
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Weed cocktails have the best nameUnlike the active ingredient in your pot brownies, Eisner's drinks produce a much more mellow high.
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The history of Labour is littered with people who flirted with hard-left ideas only to mellow on coming to power.
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But they do mellow as they roast, so even the most mouth-burning serrano won't be the scorcher that it was.
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A peaceful haven for expat surfers, Canggu's mellow vibe and surf breaks have been luring backpack-toting travelers since the '80s.
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He should put Zero's leash on, but it was inside, and, anyway, Zero seemed mellow, no danger of him running around.
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I smoked a half joint of Sativa (pretty mellow!), hit up the pet food store, and met Lauren at her apartment.
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WEEK AHEAD: The House remains out of session next week and the Senate is looking to tackle a more mellow schedule.
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And the many church singers who pile on mellow melodicism and cultural affirmation broaden his vocal muscle and instill pitch control.
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While Lee has gladly taken the role of Hollywood provocateur, his tone was mellow and that focused on love and unity.
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Ahead of the record's proper release, however, please enjoy its visual component, The Mister Mellow Show, hosted by SNL's Kyle Mooney.
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I thought I'd be more jazzed about being free soon but I'm pretty mellow about the prospect of no limitations again.
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The result is a dream of creamy puréed corn with a swoosh of okra and the saline pop of mellow caviar.
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Greene has previously said he makes albums around feelings, and you can't turn on Mister Mellow without feeling something—especially nostalgia.
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The suave, confident Hawk (Joseph Lattanzi, a mellow-voiced, charismatic baritone), senses something about him, and begins a ritual of seduction.
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So the short-yet-stellar drink list includes hard-to-find natural wines and a mellow, custom-made hibiscus flower mead.
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The sun goes through an 203-year cycle, during which its activity changes from being more mellow to becoming more turbulent.
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For those really looking to mellow out, try the "anxiety-busting" spiced hot cocoa, which comes spiked with CBD (cannabinoid) oil.
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But another technique to mellow the flavor of coconut milk or cream is to combine it with a different nondairy milk.
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She has an easy way about her, a mellow disposition that offsets her intimidatingly high-tech treatments and A-list clients.
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Or for sausage in a more mellow incarnation, there's Ali Slagle's brand-new recipe for broiled sausage with peppers and tomatoes.
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I appreciated Samantha Hankey's mellow mezzo-soprano; the budding heldentenor Kyle van Schoonhoven's steady, burnished sound; the soprano Kirsten MacKinnon's liveliness.
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More family dinners at their favorite restaurants like Mellow Mushroom and Olive Garden would definitely make the weekday dinner challenge easier.
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It's fairly mellow, as Filipino spaghetti goes, with more of an earthy counterpoint than other versions of the dish I've tried.
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The reason we can get by without tearing the other's hair out is because of the game's most-welcome "Mellow Mode".
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Licking his wounds, the gentleman turns to the mellow Vinnie, who is often responsible for damage-control after her sister's actions.
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I've been playing that toward the end of my set, like around bar close, just to sort of mellow things out.
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And he was still working as the millennium turned, with a voice that critics said had not lost its mellow subtleties.
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I feel like we did what we were trying to do correctly with Personal Life, but it is a little too mellow.
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All of that is so much pressure and stress, and now we can all mellow out a bit and enjoy our life.
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He's pretty obedient (still has his puppy moments) and hangs at the gym with a pretty mellow demeanor most of the day.
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Neither of these features are essentially bad on their own, but the problem with Mellow is how it adds the smart feature.
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Celebs like Geoff Stults enjoyed Mellow Mushroom pizza and danced along to the mix of '70s and '80s groove and funk tracks.
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Seems like there's plenty of that to go around in D.C. If only there was some way we could mellow him out.
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I balled up the robe and used it to wipe down my face, diluting the spray tan into a mellow orange gouache.
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Yet tech companies keep selling me products to control it, all cast in that mellow-cool shade of my generation: millennial pink.
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Put a bunch of like-minded hipster dads together around a table of leftovers and let the mellow middle-aged tunes flow.
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AudioQuest might claim they are, but the truth is that their sound is too smooth, mellow, and alluring to be considered neutral.
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The subsequent onslaught of attention jolted the band to a strange and unwanted brand of notoriety, effectively harshing their quintessentially Californian mellow.
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Although it's a relatively mellow cheese, Emmenthaler is the ultimate party cheese because of its groovy holes and its all-around accessibility.
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Justin Bieber ate it onstage Wednesday night during his Kansas City concert, and the song that brought him down was pretty mellow.
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The mellow, sprawling tone of the track juxtaposed with the busy images of urban life makes for a lovely, geometric-filled contrast.
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They're really good in point breaks and mellow waves—actually, they're really good in sucky, hollow waves, too, since they're super drivey.
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Fired up is a good mood, that's what got me into them, but also the mellow shit, you can chill to them.
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By way of contrast, Mr. Jacobs separated these bookends with four of Brahms's mellow chorale preludes from Opus 122, his last works.
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It's stronger than shochu but has a mellow delicacy and hints of pungent ginger: Kikori Whiskey, $42.99 for 750 milliliters from klwines.com.
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Recipe: Summer Vegetable Couscous With Spicy Pesto And to Drink ... For this mellow, herbal, lightly spicy dish, you have several good options.
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Mr. Burr, known for wearing shoes without socks in the Senate, worried some Republican leaders with his decidedly mellow attitude toward campaigning.
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She spoke about the relative mellow of a Clinton event when set against the sometimes ugly and weird scenes at Trump's gatherings.
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While 2014's Chinese Fountain might've been mellow and perfectly parsed back, it was also markedly more high def than previous outings.
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And then there's this certain idea that Diarrhea Planet must be some band full of crazy party guys, but we're really mellow.
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The Mister Mellow visual will incorporate a wide range of video production styles, ranging from collage to claymation and stop-motion animation.
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They were supposed to be like diet pills because they were mellow, and they didn't over-excite him or over-aggravate him.
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Instead of using a mellow Saturday night as an excuse to binge on Netflix, I found myself far more inclined to read.
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In addition to the original chocolate, they sell chocolate with peanut butter, red velvet, and pumpkin that's mellow and not aggressively spiced.
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The mellow-voiced bass Vitalij Kowaljow was touching as the well-meaning family chaplain who advises Lucia to listen to her brother.
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There is Chito's friend Elly, whose real name is Larry Jarrett, a mellow courier who plays the straight man to Chito's ebullience.
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While her mother "made a mellow version," Clemente goes "super heavy on the fresh grated ginger and cumin" for an extra kick.
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The song has an easygoing bounce, complimented by Zay's mellow key strikes, while Uzi raps about the usual cars, jewelry, and cash.
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The alligator, who Bedard named "Cool Hand Luke," after the 1967 film starring Paul Newman, was described as "mellow" by the trapper.
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Something about Mr. Buffett's mellow, unchallenging persona seems to make parents feel O.K. about tying one on with their children in tow.
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As a drummer, he likes to drape a mellow, swerving cymbal beat over everything, letting you feel the looseness of his gesture.
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The track promoter, who had heard my father's mellow voice testing the equipment, asked him to do a favor and fill in.
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Mellow Sous Vide Precision Cooker This genius machine completely streamlines sous vide cooking, cutting down the process to a 30-second setup.
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His third Washed Out album, with the self-mocking title "Mister Mellow," both proclaims its anodyne intentions and reveals misgivings behind them.
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There are three varieties: the tart Be Original, with some heat; a more forceful Be Hot and a gently mellow Be Mango.
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Most of the time, this one doesn't give a lot of vapor, but I did get a nice mellow high from it.
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It's also a sign of how the Mellow team wants to treat this product going forward now that it's finally hitting the market.
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The melodies Phillips strummed on his lyre-like instrument mellow the prophetic condemnations, like a soapbox preacher standing next to a carousel ride.
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It's a relatively mellow party anthem that still manages to get anyone hype when the first verse begins and the drums kick in.
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"She's just so mellow and so good and we can't wait to do the surgery to get her better and get her home."
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With the song, "Cherry," I just really wanted to write a very mellow, seductive, and still kind of dark shoegaze kind of thing.
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While smoking weed or downing an edible can offer an intense adventure, vaping oil can give users a more mellow and manageable experience.
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Romanowski points to PEG-40, hydrogenated castor oil, glycerin, and even honey, which help mellow harshness brought on by most lighteners' star ingredient.
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Related: Art Trends: Collages of Constellations This Mellow Music Video Is a Soulful, Collaged Dreamscape These Handcrafted Collages Are Hopelessly Lost in Thought
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Given how much Beijing bashing Trump did on the campaign trail, China has been oddly mellow about all things Trump since his election.
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He said federal prohibition still applies, and commissioned a subcommittee to make recommendations on how and whether to override Holder's mellow pot policy.
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LaMelo Ball was anything but mellow during his JBA international matchup on Monday -- SLAPPING his opponent and starting a BRAWL before getting ejected!!
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"30 Hours" is the latest release in the ongoing series, and features West giving us more bars than usual over a mellow beat.
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My boyfriend and I decided to just keep it mellow for Fourth of July and got some pizza to eat on my rooftop.
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It's a mystic, mellow, cosmic-jetsetter that's got us in the mood for steak dinners, cocktails, and late night plunges in the pool.
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The temporary hair color line features five springy colors: Lovey Dovey (pink); Peachy Keen (peach); Cry Baby (blue); Mellow (yellow); and Peppy (green).
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But if he makes the brutal Ramsay look mellow, then what the fuck do we have in store for us in season 7?
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She made them a soondubu jjigae recipe she learned last week, to which the mellow Henry responded more positively than the uptight Paige.
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And I remember this specific moment, when I was thinking about how people grow up and get jobs, get married, and mellow out.
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A personal favorite at Mellow Mushroom is the buffalo chicken pizza topped with a creamy blue cheese swirl or the holy shiitake pie.
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The high heat helps to mellow out the pungency of the garlic while giving the chicken an attractively speckled black-and-brown sear.
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Built in mellow honey-colored Bath stone, Pendragon is nestled within six acres of gardens in the lush Avon and Limpley Stoke Valley.
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Broths could be, for example, smooth, mellow, sharp or spicy — one size doesn't fit all and finding the right balance can be tricky.
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"2017 07 04" is the danciest of the three, with videogame synths over a 16-beat hi-hat groove and mellow, cramped organs.
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It's excellent right away, particularly light and tender and full of flavor, but it seemed to get even more mellow on Day 2.
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And the stack of layered eggplant, baked with a mellow tomato sauce until it's meltingly soft and tender, doesn't announce that it's vegan.
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By taking a mellow approach and keeping flamboyance and ego to a minimum, he made plain overlooked things that had always been there.
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In the well-known "Nimrod" variation, the wistful melody for mellow strings built slowly and elegantly to its stirring climax, as it should.
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The slow movement, a theme and variations form, began with a solo clarinet playing a melancholic melody against a mellow choir of strings.
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Carmen Lynch has such a mellow, meandering, deadpan delivery that it's easy to underestimate how many punch lines she packs into a minute.
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The bass-baritone Christian Van Horn brought a mellow, robust voice to the Doctor, which lent this charlatan an intriguing touch of authority.
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Plant-based fibers like cotton or linen will typically mellow the dye, while animal-derived fibers like wool or silk yield richer hues.
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Great Pyrenees can weigh up to 100 pounds, and are "mellow companions and vigilant guardians of home and family," according to the AKC.
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When you're watching a movie, in a meeting, or just feeling mellow, you may not want your phone to interrupt whatever you're doing.
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Mellow, dense, happy... these are all words to describe you, Taurus—and also Purple Kush, the strain of weed your sign definitely represents.
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And different doses of THC can yield vastly different effects; getting the wrong dose could, say, spike someone's anxiety rather than mellow them out.
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When I'm shooting something moody or where I have to play it down a bit, I'll play Lana Del Rey or something more mellow.
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The mellow bass-and-treble combination found favour with Prince, Stevie Ray Vaughan and John Frusciante of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, among others.
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With 10 mg of CBD and 3 mg of THC per serving, the edibles lessen the risk of paranoia while ensuring a mellow night.
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In that vein, "Dead Eyes" starts off mellow, with a sleepy, driving melody that quickly cracks open the indie conventions that invite you in.
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Nothing harshes our summertime mellow like a forecast full of thunderstorms — but what's a little rain to get in the way of our fun?
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And while sometimes you'll hear voters and pundits say (or hope) Trump will "mellow" once in office, his anti-woman record is decades long.
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And there are some really interesting options (modular design, stunning range) from startups like Mellow or Evolve, but they're some of the most expensive.
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Instead, we feel his meditation on the unsatisfactory nature of success, a heaviness crashing through his at times mellow and lackadaisical music in waves.
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Upon entering the Surf Ranch, it's easy to drop into surf lingo: Everyone seems stoked to be there, and yet there's a mellow vibe.
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But throughout it all there was one constant that was always there to mellow us out (and give us a laugh), chef Sheldon Simeon.
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The 21-year-old generates a flurry of activity in person that feels like the inverse of his mellow, boombap- and jazz-adjacent rap.
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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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The savory foie gras bite had the creamy texture of a chocolate truffle with a happy marriage of flavors, at once bitter yet mellow.
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Dependably genuine, and suffused with Mr. Jaglom's increasingly mellow intelligence, this lighthearted backstage drama will feel to his fans like a gathering of familiars.
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It was especially touching to hear his mellow duets with his fellow cellist Eileen Moon, sitting in as principal, in the slow middle movement.
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His face now, relaxed and open, mellow with reminiscence, was so different from the one he so often presented, at least to his family.
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These days, Montoya v2.0 is a more mellow fellow, and at the age of 40, brings as much ice as fire to his game.
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The article also points out the odd in-person contrast of her mellow sly humor with the high energy of her party-ready audience.
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"The traditional macaroni soup is a really mellow chicken stock, with slices of cold Spam, and a fried egg on the top," says Fox.
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Martha Stewart cooked up some grub Friday with Snoop, and based on what she told our photog the cuisine made her more than mellow.
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Solange Knowles's affinity for super mellow lava lamp rockers Incubus—and her crush on their ever-shirtless frontman, Brandon Boyd—has been well documented.
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Today the electronic-indie outfit shared a surprise new EP, Currency, showcasing more of their mellow, soothing sound with dreamy ambience and crunchy percussion.
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The result—sometimes collectively thrown under the wide umbrella of sour beer—can be tart and pungent, funky and fragrant, or mellow and tangy.
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There are eight vinegars, including an unusual pink grapefruit rosé that's suitable for fruit-based salads and mellow enough to use in a cocktail.
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Mister Mellow loses the big backing band sound of the Paracosm, but the vibe is similar to the previous work from the chillwave artist.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI at 5 minutes 15 seconds By its nature, the cello usually has a mellow, rich sound that some cellists can't help exaggerating.
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As City cantered to the championship last season, the Etihad was a contented, mellow sort of place — quietly confident in its own obvious superiority.
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The curry simmers for five hours, then is set aside to mellow for "another hundred," Ms. Cho said, before it returns to the stove.
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The holiday season began at the New York Philharmonic on Wednesday, with the crisp snap of strings and the dignified mellow blare of horns.
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As for the ice-hearted tyrant, he turns out to be an elegant gentleman with a mellow bass voice, commandingly sung by Peter Rose.
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Gail O. Mellow, the president of LaGuardia Community College, stressed that for financially struggling students, even a few hundred dollars could make a difference.
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But while the chambers often get caught up on proposals like stronger background checks or assault weapons bans, research has a more mellow appeal.
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Critic's Notebook For poets, autumn may be a season of mists and mellow fruitfulness, but for restaurant critics it is time to get cracking.
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More mellow variations could be found in the saffron tones at Arthur Arbesser and the burnt amber interspersed with grays and greens at Etro.
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When the score does relax, it's usually in the scenes between Jobs and Kobun (the friendly, mellow-toned bass Wei Wu), his wisecracking mentor.
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Derek Barnett, a University of Tennessee defensive end taken by the Philadelphia Eagles, wore a three-piece ensemble in a mellow shade of red.
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The Mellow Sous Vide Precision Cooker isn't the traditional clip-on device; it's an entire fish-tank-looking pot dedicated to sous vide cooking.
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At the same time, even she admits he has a point when he complains about the family's "If it's yellow, let it mellow" policy.
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The mellow way these cultural signifiers are treated, however, results not in an acid satire of progressive boho urbanites, but in an affectionate sendup.
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The drumsticks in yellow chicken are crunchy, and the thighs are tender; both are mellow with a yellow curry seasoned by lemongrass and ginger.
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Campaigns have been pretty mellow for the last 100 years, but when they first started out in 1840, rallies were eight-hour drunken affairs.
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Yes, a Mellow Drive is going to set you back a lot of money, but at the very least that money isn't going to waste.
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The new feature lets nighttime users dim the amount of blue light that comes off the Fire's screen, in favor of a mellow, amber glow.
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As the company describes it, Mellow is "the only speaker table you (sic) ever want," and a statement that is certainly hard to argue with.
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The balls added a mellow, sweet flavor to the sandwich, taking it closer to sweet and salty category dominated by dishes like chicken-and-waffles.
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Instagrammer Junkbanter describes the bar's taste as "a mellow mint that doesn't overpower" and was pleased to have grabbed five for the road at WaWa.
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I got kind of sick of that and it was harshing my mellow to have to do library research to figure out what to eat.
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There is less social obligation than there was during Aquarius season, and the laid-back energy of Pisces can mellow out the anal Capricorn planets.
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Everything we were working on for this record was 160 BPM, and he's been working on a Destroyer record that's going to be very mellow.
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THUMP: Now that we're easing into the season of mellow fruitfulness and roast dinners, let's look back on the summer of 2016...how was it?
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I decided not to alter this as it tints the series with a youthful haze—and carries some of the warmth of Turkey's mellow soul.
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His set consists entirely of songs from that album, and the rawly emotional music is a splash of cold reality on the festival's mellow mood.
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On Wednesday, near the end, a ferocious duet for viola and cello gave way to a passage of music that was quiet, mellow, simply gorgeous.
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It seemed like good weather to spend sitting inside, watching something mellow, like a live stream of a corpse flower, or Amorphophallus titanum, for example.
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The French coined the term "la petite mort," meaning the little death, to describe the mellow, bittersweet buzz that many people report experiencing after sex.
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It's a soft collection of acoustic songs, mellow folk that tackles life's bigger stressors like identity, social status, and how to interact with the world.
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The soprano Nina Stemme's Isolde is a known quantity; she sounded wonderful, as ever — the voice healthy and mellow, the high notes rich and penetrating.
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Available in the United States, its casks are famously carried aboard ships that cross the Equator twice before it is sold, to mellow the spirit.
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It's fairly mellow fun until the Mrses take their leave and the youngsters must face the terrors of Camazotz and the IT on their own.
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In sourdough parlance, it's a stiff versus a liquid starter; the former has a mellow flavor and the latter a bit of an acidic tang.
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What I'd written was more of a mellow ballad, and John took it to this whole other place that was aggressive and exciting and fun.
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The starting area in Mill Valley on every second Sunday in June has the mellow air of a farmer's market, not a major sporting event.
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More mellow variations could be found in the saffron minis at Christopher Kane and a head-to-toe 1980s-inspired apricot look at Isabel Marant.
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It comes from the surrounding Mediterranean chorus of olive, lemon, anchovy, garlic and tomato; the potatoes, halibut, lettuce and egg are just a mellow backdrop.
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He has a natural stage presence and a mellow baritone voice, and he's charming when Mr. Keating delivers jokey, improv-style asides to his students.
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Mr. Pretti, who has a warm, mellow voice, came across as an earnest young man, in awe of the glamorous Violetta, and a bit clueless.
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Think of how often a mushroom dish or foie gras, both naturally bitter, begs for a few grains of sea salt to mellow the flavor.
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Reggae has a well-earned reputation for creating good vibes — but alongside the easy tempos and mellow sounds, there's often a political or religious message.
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We're delighted you've chosen Casita Mellow Yellow for your getaway, and as Airbnb Super Hosts we want to make sure you have a wonderful time.
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A really cool thing about a track is when it can be a total banger, or a total mellow song, depending on where you are.
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The Washington, D.C.-area group had the crowd rocking to their mellow, dance-worthy tracks – taken to new levels by lead singer Chelsea Lee's impressive vocals.
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The design of Mellow is probably the best part of it: it's a polished wood table, made of either black walnut or ash, with beech legs.
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We like this recipe for lamb meatballs with spiced tomato sauce, a take on a dish by Suzanne Goin that always leaves us feeling California-mellow.
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Like a lot of teens, I gave up, and from 18 onwards, the acne got a little better as my raging hormones seemed to mellow out.
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The latest picks from trendsetters like Essie and Floss Gloss have us itching to toss our summer turquoises for mellow greens, dusty plums, and sparkling grays.
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In his family of high-achievers, Alan Pean (pronounced PAY-on) is the soft-spoken and mellow middle sibling, into yoga, video games and pickup football.
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Musically it's more mellow and calm than the "NIGGER" side, but the same passion is retained This album is for my niggas, Not the globally privileged.
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We are trying to make offerings and share a balanced practice that can be both hot, sweaty and focused, as well as mellow, calm and sweet.
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Their mellow, West Coast, "country rock" cool defined mainstream American popular music in the '70s and has been lodged in car radios across America ever since.
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Now that tax reform is done — and Trump remains hell-bent on tariffs — they're making new arguments to try to mellow his hardwired trade-warrior impulses.
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Kiana showed off her new mellow-yellow tips — which coordinated with her pet's own markings, we might add — and Juanita's updated paint job: a deeper red.
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His mellow droning puts me back in that pew, shoots me back to the age of six—but, for some reason, that feels kind of nice.
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When it comes to getting high, Câlin says Aries will prefer psychedelics to more mellow and less challenging highs like the ones you'd get from cannabis.
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It found, among other things, that the local version of Manner wafers was less crunchy and the domestic Nutella not as mellow as the Austrian counterpart.
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But it hit all the ranch notes: The powder was vaguely cheesy, both sweet and salty, and laced through with the mellow stink of dehydrated garlic.
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Whatever it is, he comes off as mellow and polite, keeping his phone out of sight during interactions and asking if I have any dietary restrictions.
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She acted the role touchingly, as in the crucial early scene when Aeneas, here the stalwart, mellow-voiced baritone Elliot Madore, arrived with a marriage proposal.
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In slow jam "OH," fellow Californians FMLYBND lay down a mellow groove that culminates in a double-time bridge and a "Careless Whisper"-esque sax solo.
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Others just find Bradley bland, an unfortunate consequence of his mellow personality because there are few fighters who work harder inside the ring than Timothy Bradley.
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On the morning after the election, Gail O. Mellow, LaGuardia's president, shellshocked and assuming her students needed comfort, went to the Atrium to hear them out.
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The MoMA installation is tightly paced and high decibel; the one at PS212, which includes a trove of works on paper, is comparatively mellow and mournful.
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The MoMA installation is tightly paced and high decibel; the one at PS1, which includes a trove of works on paper, is comparatively mellow and mournful.
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"The light was soft, mellow, and grateful to the eye, and it seemed almost like writing by daylight," they reported in an article the following day.
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They were very good eaten straight after rolling, but the cookies were even better after resting for a few days, which allowed the flavors to mellow.
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The MoMA installation is tightly paced and high decibel; the one at PS21708, which includes a trove of works on paper, is comparatively mellow and mournful.
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They just need to get home safely at this point, then mellow out in front of early morning reruns of Can't Pay, We'll Take It Away!
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Of course, they are not going to live as long and health issues might come up sooner, but older dogs tend to be mellow couch potatoes.
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Very laid back, mellow, simple—there's nothing glamorous or over-the-top, but we have fun and play our songs and share them with the audience.
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I got lucky — the kid has always been mellow and easygoing, gentle and cooperative — but still I threw myself into the process of anticipating his needs.
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Sometimes extra cocoa butter is mixed in to give creaminess to dark chocolate, or to mellow the flavor of extra-bittersweet chocolates without much added sugar.
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Mr. Litiatco explained that he sautés the bagoong first, "to mellow it out," and goes light on the pâté, perhaps out of consideration for his diners.
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Some of those acts—James Taylor, the Eagles—are now considered, fairly or not, irrelevant to the Zeitgeist: too mellow, too affluent, too sexless, too white.
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His mellow sound influenced a later generation of singers including Joe Nichols and Josh Turner and Keith Urban has said Williams drew him to country music.
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Not flushing the toilet after every use is now normal in homes, offices and public bathrooms -- guided by an "if it's yellow, let it mellow" policy.
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Angelito Trail nearby provides an easier walk and more mellow bathing in a large stream, though locals told us it can get brisk after heavy rains.
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Headbanging has rarely appeared as mellow as in Philippe Quesne's "La Mélancolie des dragons," a dreamy wisp of a show at the Under the Radar festival.
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But Mr. Bishop's enthusiasm is for larger illusions, which he performs with only moderate bombast (though it wouldn't kill him to mellow out his music cues).
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The MoMA installation is tightly paced and high decibel; the one at PS21212, which includes a trove of works on paper, is comparatively mellow and mournful.
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Meanwhile, an Australian woman, 15th-seeded Ashleigh Barty, plays on into the quarterfinals, her mellow and modest manner perhaps making up for the men's maddening mayhem.
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The balls added a mellow, sweet flavor to the sandwich, taking it closer to the sweet-and-salty category dominated by dishes like chicken-and-waffles.
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As boisterous and edgy as "The Meyerowitz Stories" gets, it is a more mellow film, and to my eyes and ears all the better for it.
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The mezzo-soprano Kelley O'Connor's mellow sound and restrained mournfulness were ideal for the anguished last movement, Bernstein's setting of passages from the Book of Lamentations.
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The MoMA installation is tightly paced and high decibel; the one at PS5953, which includes a trove of works on paper, is comparatively mellow and mournful.
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Each of the three sauces is agreeably thick: mellow mustard-yellow mango and sweet pepper; musky, smoky mahogany serrano and chipotle; and weaponized neon-orange habanero.
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That's something the Chinese are likely willing to do, said Chinese policy expert Tong Zhao, as they believe economic engagement can mellow out North Korea's paranoia.
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Alas, unlike their future grandson, William and his bride, Kate Middleton, Philip and Lilibet keep their royal wedding pretty mellow and sans souvenirs or Philip Treacy hats.
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And unlike THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), another chemical found in cannabis, it's nonpsychoactive — meaning it'll make you mellow without leaving you as baked as a plate of gingerbread cookies.
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Ahead of his forthcoming Atrás De Un Plato mixtape, the Diplomat Jim Jones affiliated artist maintains mellow uptown vibes with Lito Kirino for the project's latest single.
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So maybe it was a weird therapeutic thing, putting everything into working on this record so the rest of my life could mellow out a little bit.
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Trend: Mellow Yellow At Noon by NoorThe yellow trend, which has been embraced backstage at fashion week and by celebs, is still going strong into the fall.
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THE MELLOW thrum of the Toyota Prius is to the streets of Ulaanbaatar what the screech of brakes and honk of horns is to New York: omnipresent.
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And fittingly, the song features The Weeknd, the king of mellow vibes to accompany Nicki in a more melodic mode, which she mentioned, wasn't the initial plan.
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While it certainly didn't go without controversy, its overall tenor was quite mellow compared to the preceding debates which were branded by the exhibition of professional vulgarity.
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I kind of figured everybody was going to try and go old Kanye, like some mellow soul shit, but I wanted to bring Yeezy to the trap.
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Second: as a response to the live show, where the set list consists of mellow, kicked-back material almost entirely from last year's Blonde and Endless releases.
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Murphy and the Dewaeles tag team on the decks, and the tempo stays in the mellow 100 bpm range, gradually increasing over the course of the afternoon.
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The finale, "The Book of Nora," is an hour of television more soothing than confrontational, more mellow than the punctuated, message-driven finales we've grown accustomed to.
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While Lamont spoke with an infectious rapidity and enthusiasm that rivals his sax playing, Dave Witte was a bit more mellow—but definitely had the weirder stories.
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There, you'll also find a baby-smooth tomato-red sofa called Mellow, a collaboration between Bernhardt, the American furniture producer, and Océane Delain, a young French designer.
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In each piece on Mr. Curgenven's new double-disc album, "Climata," recorded in Skyspaces across different countries, you hear a pair of mellow, subtly shifting oscillator hums.
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And the mellow, toothsome pasta was there to anchor it all, playing a crucial supporting role to the vegetables — which, in summer, will always be the stars.
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Brisket, grown tender without losing integrity from long braising with coffee and guajillo chiles, was smartly paired with pickled Concord grapes, mellow bursts like sips of wine.
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Rosa Walton and Jenny Hollingworth were 15-years-old and their live shows were experimental and scattered, screeches and screams undercut by mellow keys and soft melodies.
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Silky smooth and spectacularly stylish, Dead To Me begs to be eaten up with a spoon, and then re-enjoyed with a mellow glass of merlot. Cheers!
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Fanny Bays from the West Coast of Canada offer mellow flavor touched with salt: Lobster Place, Chelsea Market, 75 Ninth Avenue (15th Street), 212-255-5672, lobsterplace.com.
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At times he doesn't recognize his American-born son, Mark (Efraín Solís, a mellow baritone), and Mark's daughter Diana (Maria Valdes, a sweet soprano), an aspiring writer.
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It was really about the soft, mellow flavors of rose, watermelon and cream coming together, and the range of textures just starting to melt into each other.
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Mellow Sous Vide Precision Cooker If you're ready to dive deep into the sous vide game, this countertop cooker is the fanciest way to go about it.
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It also harshes the corporate mellow when workers use putatively feel-good meetings to stage hostile confrontations with their leaders on an increasing number of sore points.
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Four years after the release of Washed Out's "Paracosm" — an immersion in introspective sonic bliss — "Mister Mellow" arrives as a "visual album" with videos for every track.
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I want to clear my mind, so I change into workout clothes and pick a self-described "slow and mellow" hip opener yoga video from Yoga Upload.
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But McInerney rejects satire's self-protective distancing as surely as he resists its flattening effect on characterization; in tone, "Bright, Precious Days" is mellow, earnest, almost elegiac.
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Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel (D) quipped that he was a "new, mellow Rahm" during remarks Saturday night to the annual Gridiron Club Dinner, according to Axios.
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Her band, a clunky, jangly electric addendum to her strummed acoustic guitar, establishes a similarly mellow, unobtrusive coffeehouse-folk sound, designed to draw attention to her lyrics.
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The horn arrangements were punchy, the bass lines funky and the rhythms infectious, but there was also room for adventurous improvisation, mellow vocal harmonies and pure pop melodicism.
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The Robotic Church includes around 50 "robotic saints" built from 1987 to 2006, which rhythmically bang on drums, play marimba, strum mellow strings, and even paint a picture.
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If I'm getting up to start my day but want to keep a mellow vibe, I'll go for the Coffee House Chill or Indie Acoustics playlists on Spotify.
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The president-elect is viewed by many Chinese as first and foremost a negotiator — someone who uses strong words up front but then follows with more mellow action.
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Today, chillwave proponent Ernest Greene, better known as Washed Out, has shared a second new song from his upcoming record Mister Mellow, which will drop on June 30.
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Another new Met artist, the baritone Artur Rucinski, sang Sharpless with an easy, mellow tone, if also a blandness that made too little of this crucial, conflicted character.
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Scary movies are often overlooked for more mellow dramas when it comes to industry accolades, but Peele made the strong case for a movie that can do both.
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Over-the-top, personalized, or attentive service can help mellow the sting of a mediocre or bad meal, the same way a delicious meal can offset bad service.
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The supporting cast, including Jenny Slate, Idris Elba, Bonnie Hunt, JK Simmons, and Tommy Chong as a totally mellow yak named Yax, are not just wonderful but memorable.
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As a mellow, atmospheric trip game, Quur exists much in the same vein as Journey, Abzu and Bound, albeit much smaller and executed with a bit less finesse.
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With no guest vocalists, the song carries itself along, building to a muffled, descending organ line that would be mellow if it weren't for the madness around it.
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"Maybe he is getting more mellow," said Schankerman, who has has spent a lot of time discussing his research on reforms needed in the patent system with Spangenberg.
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Cause some of them were also doing cocaine and stuff so they needed to come down from that, where they were stoned and they wanted to mellow out.
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Elaine's Coffee Call: With its funky interior and mellow vibe, Elaine's offers a nice alternative to the casual uniformity that plagues many of today's more corporate coffee houses.
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TONGA will be joining Lady Leshurr at the Noisey Stage, at Kalypso, so please don't for a moment think that this will be a mellow and relaxing time.
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Mr. Hellerman's mellow baritone, rock-steady guitar and songwriting talent made him a pillar of the group, whose other members were Pete Seeger, Lee Hays and Ronnie Gilbert.
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An upbeat song, for example, means one thing, but when you hear it with really vibey, mellow ambience around it, suddenly the same words may mean something else.
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Their Descendents-meets-Adolescents style of punk has only gotten more distilled and volatile over the years, despite the benign album titles Mellow Cruisers (2012) and Butterknife (803).
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There's a tendency for people – be they musicians, fans and labels – to mellow out with age but Thrill Jockey's done the reverse and seems to be getting heavier.
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Storie Veneziane's Gaggia Medio ($420) softens the sharpness of cardamom with smooth amber and Ojai Wild's Chamomile Flowers ($110) perks up the mellow plant with grapefruit and cognac.
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"La Santa," a collaboration with Daddy Yankee, a superstar of reggaeton's first global breakthrough, is stirring, with mellow Drake-style production topped with tart back-and-forth rapping.
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Farrah Abraham traded a boardwalk brouhaha for a mellow day in the Maldives -- and it looks like she's enjoying her decision to hang up her boxing gloves ... kinda.
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Phone Calls, their first EP and second collaboration with Natalie, is a collection of four mellow-tone garage pop songs that blend everything you loved about post-punk.
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From there, she imports the paste for kang huy lay, a pork belly curry that's a mellow confluence of ginger and garlic, both fresh and pickled, and lulling.
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It's this, in addition to the treat's mellow, comforting flavors and the dense creaminess of its ice cream, that makes the Chipwich such a great and reliable pleasure.
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The warmth and richness of the strings placed a mellow cast on the orchestra's contribution, turning it almost into chamber music, albeit for a large contingent of players.
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The Bryant hams, on the other hand, are mellow, complex and just salty enough, with variations in taste and texture from batch to batch, depending on weather conditions.
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The rooms on the second floor, in which most of the action occurs, are lit by chandeliers that shed mellow golden light on intricately molded wood and plaster.
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Ms. Beard said that after she retires for good, she and a former teammate, Marissa Coleman, hope to buy two Mellow Mushroom restaurants of their own in Maryland.
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But most of us are like the middle-aged couple who came in looking for a mellow, pint-size dog to fit in their one-bedroom, beachside apartment.
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There are just two other solo roles: The strong bass-baritone Davóne Tines brings mellow sound and affecting earnestness to Freddie, a runaway slave fighting with Union forces.
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It's not the hardest game outside of its "Mellow Mode", but there's no shame in seeing it through in that less-fraught setting, even solo on the 3DS.
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On one icy winter night we faced the high winds pleased that we had ended our meal with a hot cup of masala chai, a lovely, mellow spiced tea.
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On the album's second half, the trio embraces a more mellow, ambient-house feel that's more akin to popular European dance acts like 808 State, Orbital or The Orb.
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Mellow, as the Kickstarter page so aptly describes, is a Bluetooth speaker / power bank / table from Team Creatio, a hardware company with a couple crowdfunding campaigns under its belt.
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A chunky, caper-ignited tomato sauce makes a nice cloak, and should you wish for a side dish, mushrooms sauteed with fresh thyme and mellow garlic are good company.
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In fact, on first playing, the game asks whether you want to play "Mellow Mode" or "Classic Mode," reassuring you that you can switch things up at any time.
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They're more even-keeled, more mellow, have more of a California 'hippie' vibe — but through the lens of wanting someone to constantly be looking at you, approving of you.
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One side was supposed to be the Paranoid Style's songs, and they're all very punky, and the other side was songs about that band and those were more mellow.
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The body high had gone past the point of a mellow sluggishness and into terrifying paralysis—at least, I would be terrified if I could stay awake long enough.
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After an hour or so, the mixture will be ready to go, but it's really best after a day, when the spices have had chance to mellow and blend.
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During the more mellow instrumental break, Mars suddenly just lays down on the stage, his angular body prostrate on the floor, as if he just needs a quick break.
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While heavy metal is likely to discourage shoppers from spending hours in a store, more ambient tunes mellow people out and can actually influence them to spend more money.
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"Blue Train Lines" was a collaboration with King Krule, whose idiosyncrasies require extreme exertions in themselves; pushing him on top of frantic, tricep-burning drums didn't mellow things out.
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Her staccato cluster of concrete slabs is in sharp contrast to the mellow red-brick facade of the Schaudepot, which is Herzog & de Meuron's second building for the site.
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"This is me mellow!" he exclaimed with boundless enthusiasm — a mood even more striking considering he was waiting for a C train in the chaotically busy 42nd Street station.
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A strip of silver skin left on a piece of sweet, mellow bluefish belly from Point Pleasant, New Jersey, glistened as seductively as gold leaf in the romantic lighting.
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You can have a mellow or innocent looking piece of poetry being delivered with a sinister piece of music and it turns it around like a David Lynch movie.
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"Blue Stratagem" showed off the layered textures — sometimes mellow, sometimes piercing — of the American Brass Quintet; in "Candlemas Eve," flute lines darted around the shimmering aura of the vibraharp.
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Mellow and unobtrusive, with a heavy debt to Minimalism and its rock-infused progeny, his music is at its best when he's his own softly suggestive electric guitar soloist.
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Mr. Slade's mellow voice was recognizable to radio audiences in the tristate area, where he spent more than three decades as a disc jockey, radio reporter, host and commentator.
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"I was on campus today, and it's actually quite mellow," said Dr. Bob Watcher, UC San Francisco's Professor and Chair of the Department of Medicine told CNBC on Thursday.
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The Pour The wine was an extraordinary pleasure, a mellow red with a texture somewhere between silk and velvet that didn't so much invite as demand a next sip.
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Its most famous product, from 1974, was Keith Jarrett's " The Köln Concert ," which, to its creator's chagrin, became a mellow soundtrack to innumerable make-out sessions and coffeehouse transactions.
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Silky smooth and spectacularly stylish, each installment of Dead To Me begs to be eaten up with a spoon, and then re-enjoyed with a mellow glass of merlot.
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The cabin itself is surrounded by monochromatic earth tones — it's tucked behind a massive rubber tree, and Ms. Ford left the wood exterior the mellow brown color of mud.
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In the only fully solo set, Anaïs Maviel accompanied herself on the kamale ngoni harp on Wednesday, plucking a steadily flowing background that her mellow voice sinuously wove around.
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Faisal Al Yafai, a commentator at The National newspaper, said many people thought Trump had used his extravagant comments to win votes and once in office he would mellow.
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A painting that was key to the evolution of his late period, "The Mellow Pad," begun in 1945, remained upbeat even though it took him six years to complete.
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And, finally, here's Eric Asimov on fears in the world of beverage alcohol that legal marijuana might harsh the mellow or at any rate cut into the bottom line.
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Yet in Siegmund's melting "Winterstürme" from Wagner's "Die Walküre," he does sort of the opposite, singing the opening phrases like a Schubert lied, with lyrical grace and mellow sound.
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The fish was half red and half green: One side stained with a fiery paste of cascabel, ancho and guajillo chiles, the other side mellow with parsley and garlic.
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" It's a break up song for sure, one that hangs suspended in that magical mellow magic era of the 80s—heart on the sleeve forlorn like The Cars classic "Drive.
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The meat here gets its color from the chopped tomatillo and cilantro used to season the meat, while the crema and queso blanco mellow everything out in this perfect sandwich.
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" It's a reggae-tinged pop song that only breaks out of its mellow when Shaggy sings, straightforwardly, in the first verse, "This is more to me than just gettin' it.
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" At another point in the commercial, a restrained, somber man asks Alexa to play some mellow country music and gets hilariously blasted with Cardi B's record-breaking hit "Bodak Yellow.
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I've certainly been an avid table user all my life, but it never occurred to me that what all those tables have been missing was Bluetooth — until I met Mellow.
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A hairdressing school 230 meters down the road was the proximate cause for Mellow Yellow blazing out; a new rule states that they must be at least 250 meters apart.
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The Mellow Tiger, where Henry meets Jackie (Jane Levy), was a major setting in Needful Things, where the bar's owner Henry Beaufort and town drunk Hugh Priest murdered each other.
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To such conversations he attributes innovations like the absence of music, the mellow lighting and the early opening hours in his chain (the cooked breakfast is the best-selling dish).
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Just make sure they tell the person at the dispensary that this is their first time smoking and they want something mellow (good advice for any first-time smoker, actually).
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Jessica Alba's Honest company is not keeping things mellow with a health and wellness competitor it believes ripped off their brand name to boost sales ... according to a new suit.
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Arthur was in Paris for the spring, passing long hours with a team of international software developers drawn from academia; they had the mellow, abstracted air of a postdoc colloquium.
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But it was hard to stay away; imperfect as my family may have been, my dream of eventually living a meaningful and more mellow life in L.A. still pulled me.
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Below, we've put together our own take on what we're calling the womb tune playlist, starting with some fun, kicky electronica and closing with a few truly mellow ambient tracks.
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Throughout the early- to mid-22016s, Frey and the band released hit after hit, leading a renaissance of mellow California singer-songwriters with such artists as Ronstadt and Jackson Browne.
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The powerful, vibrating strokes of her electric guitar were a sinful hedonism, seen as a vulgar addition to the somber organ and the mellow piano notes of respectable Christian worship.
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Related: Indie Pop and Krumping Collide in a Music Video Documentary This Music Video Bursts With Butts, Volcanoes, and Unrequited Love This Mellow Music Video Is a Soulful, Collaged Dreamscape
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They found that people who reported high levels of work stress, daily problems, and fatigue were more likely to grind and clench in their sleep than the more mellow crowd.
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It's not about what these people are smoking but why: real-estate anxiety, new-parent overprotectiveness, agoraphobia — the myriad ways that a crowded, expensive city works to harsh one's mellow.
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But from June through August, he avoids making travel plans or other big commitments so he can settle into a more mellow day-to-day rhythm, which helps him recenter.
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On his indie records and his Geffen debut, Mellow Gold (which was compiled to sell "Loser"), you can hear him slowing down or gaining speed within songs, tossing out tempo.
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It's a quick walk over to the Port Morris Distillery, where two childhood friends from New York distill a mellow Puerto Rican pitorro, made from the long fermentation of sugarcane.
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In the first movement, Mr. Frost played the dreamy melody with a mellow sound that subtly permeated the hall, while Mr. Mawe brought lyrical grace to the undulant piano part.
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It's all so mellow — until you hear about how a rare Kirtland's Warbler showed up last May and people lost their minds, prompting police to break up the resulting horde.
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A vibraphone rhythm keeps calling out, a perpetual annunciation; the ensemble surges and recedes, again and again, moored to a mellow piano; a flute line soars, a kind of benediction.
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Save for a news helicopter circling during training hours, the scene was as mellow as could be — a mere three years between Triple Crown attempts will have such an effect.
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"I was on campus today, and it's actually quite mellow," said Dr. Bob Wachter, professor and chair of the Department of Medicine at UC San Francisco, told CNBC on Thursday.
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Bornholm Surf Farm The island's mellow waves pick up in fall and are at their best during winter, but nonsurfers are welcome year-round at this picturesque hostel-style complex.
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Despite occasional efforts to pit wine and weed against each other, many in the wine business exude an air of mellow acceptance that the two substances can coexist in harmony.
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With the mellow orchestra in the background, the piano introduced the theme of the first movement, a searching melody that Mr. Trifonov played with lyrical grace and warm, full sound.
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I don't want to harsh our mellow, but I also don't want to overpraise the academy for occasionally getting it right when the industry continues to get it so wrong.
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"Every teenage year that I lived was in this band, on tour," said Mr. Farro, 26, a lovable goof whose mellow presence balances that of his more high-strung bandmates.
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I shower, do my morning routine, and add just a swipe of waterproof mascara and a Mellow Matte Lip Stain because I'm going to the gym on my lunch break.
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It's a very interesting thing because if, when you mellow out in your life, it's the wrong time ... I think a lot of people's last impression of me is outdated.
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Over a U.K. drill beat (by AXL Beats) full of mellow menace, Drake channels the slang and patois of that scene for a blend of boast, threat and make-nice.
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Opening cut "Export Import" sets the tone for the record, wading listeners in with mellow textures, dubbed-out guitar twangs, and babbling vocal samples (from the Dalai Lama, no less).
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Grant retired from acting in 1966, when Jennifer was born, and became the mellow, snow-haired exemplar of a Hollywood star who ages not only age gracefully, but beautifully, even meaningfully.
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While you may think these works should be observed under the spell of a mellow, contemplative track, true art fans would do well to use music to enter the artist's mind.
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While the album is stacked with wicked blastbeats, devilish growls and roiling riffs, the incorporation of classical piano, mellow guitar plucking, and throat singing add a crucial dynamic element, as well.
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Cardi B steps in for a student who wants to know how close Mars is, and plays her popular song "Bodak Yellow" for a man who requested some mellow country music.
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First, Reginald "Pop" Merrill (Tim Robbins) stops by the very familiar Mellow Tiger Bar and corrects some kind of Castle Rock tourist group who thinks the town was run by witches.
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As the president of LaGuardia Community College, Gail Mellow spent years encouraging the hundreds of undocumented students on her school's Queens campus to sign up for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals.
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There's something about the London born Cass Fox's vocals that were mellow enough to ease you into the early hours of those 2007 mornings better than a doner-meat and chips.
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Last year saw the release of her debut album Ariadna (I highly recommend its title track as a post-party, mellow-out mood), following 2016's January Sun EP. But now?
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When the Hall of Fame outfielder Monte Irvin passed away at the age of 83 on January 12, less was said about Irvin the ballplayer than Irvin the extremely mellow gentleman.
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In her half-hour-long remarks, she argued Trump's brand of politics should be kept far from the Oval Office, predicting his bombastic style of campaigning wouldn't mellow if he wins.
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After that initial burst of bright citrus scents, Go Naked starts to mellow down, revealing orange blossom and neroli before drying to a skin scent with notes of lavender and jasmine.
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President Trump's promise to get tough on marijuana is harshing the mellow at a famous cannabis festival in Las Vegas, which is suddenly abiding by federal laws -- meaning NO GETTING HIGH.
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More mellow afterwards, he would lounge in his white cap and dishdasha on the sofa, picking his teeth and patting his stomach while his wife served up his glass of coffee.
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For example, the opening case of Spirit of Justice has you facing off against a mellow musician monk named "Pees'lubn Andistan'dhin" who speaks in rhyming couplets and allegedly witnessed the crime.
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It's completely the opposite, so it avoids me going wild on somebody who I think is a wild type of guy or going mellow on somebody who really wanted polka dots.
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Meanwhile, Gail O. Mellow, president of LaGuardia Community College in Long Island City, said the news is a way to diversify the tech sector, which has historically been dominated by men.
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The mellow warmth of Lauren Feider's soprano lit up selections from Strauss's "Arabella" and Britten's "Peter Grimes," part of an afternoon that — as competitions go — offered a satisfying range of repertoire.
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By comparing the music ratings to participants' personality traits, the researchers found that people who were more empathetic and conscientious of others' feelings were more likely to enjoy mellow, emotional music.
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It opens with mellow keys on top of a slow-staggering boom-bap drum sample, while Hynes overloads a microphone with Michael Jackson vocal inflections, a saxophone twisting around his melodies.
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The trees planted in 2014 by the Greening of Detroit "are well-rooted and they are growing," said Mellow Jean Dixon, Ms. Westbrook's neighbor, who has one next to her house.
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Other chemical solutions, like SSRI antidepressants or Lidocaine-based sprays and wipes, can truly help men mellow out their penile sensations and last longer and feel better in their sex lives.
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For those who think four hours of "Sugar Magnolia" sounds a bit too mellow, the director, Amir Bar-Lev, has often made documentaries that dig beneath the surface ("The Tillman Story").
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Onstage, Peck is a matinee idol, with large, dark eyes, creamy skin and the mysterious expression of someone consorting with his own thoughts, but in person he is mellow and grounded.
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On First Avenue, you'll find a narrow staircase that descends into a spacious and mellow lounge with high-coffered ceilings, wood paneled walls and enormous U-shaped banquettes with ceramic ashtrays.
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The instrumental title track, a mellow groove written by Bobby Womack, had already been used on an album that Mr. LiPuma produced on Blue Thumb, by the Hungarian guitarist Gabor Szabo.
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Mr. Hui, the club owner, spent much of the afternoon filtering through a mellow crowd of perhaps 100 people, and occasionally pausing to dance amid artificial fog and pulsing stage lights.
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It survived the often perilous process of crowdfunding, and while copycats of the design are already all over China, the company's finally taking preorders for Mellow Drives that will ship in October.
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Since they first launched in 2009, the dispensers have been delivering almost 200 drink varieties, including dozens that aren't sold in store, such as orange Diet Coke and raspberry-peach Mellow Yellow.
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But any fan who heard Mr. Elliott's mellow voice in a legitimate commercial could not help recalling the spoofs of Madison Avenue spots that he did over the years with Mr. Goulding.
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You might forego bread entirely and opt for the same fillings over rice, in a bowl mobbed with fried shallots, mellow kimchi and more pickled daikon, carrots and red onions gone pink.
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Owning a Mellow could lead to a completely viable scenario where the words "Shoot, the music died — hang on, I need to recharge my end table" could come out of your mouth.
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He found a correlation: Those who have a well-developed ability to understand thoughts and feelings in themselves and others -- so-called "empathizers" -- tend to prefer mellow music that evokes deep emotion.
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This is due to the fact that Mellow uses in-wheel motors instead of Boosted's belt-driven system, and it's also because Mellow's cofounders are purposely aiming for a smoother acceleration curve.
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For this one, I wanted to get back to a feeling that's like, "this is just a private home, we're just doing this in a mellow way, it's becoming whatever it is".
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"Sometimes, if the lava's flowing heavy when it hits the water it could explode, but usually it's really mellow," he said adding that you can still feel the heat on the boat.
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Siri is of course built-in so users can interact via voice and it has the new job of "musicologist," responding to natural-language commands about music ("Play something mellow," et al.).
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"Since its near the time of having the baby we're just gonna be mellow, because there's no way I'm gonna be like waddling around trying to cook for 80 people," she says.
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The sonic melodrama of Lorde's Melodrama had a lot to do with broad strokes: solo post-party ballads followed by big, dancefloor pop; mellow keys that broke into wide-gated, reverberating drums.
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Lone, "Vapour Trail" Matt Cutler is releasing his latest album as Lone on May 27th, and "Vapour Trail" suggests he's stepping away from the mellow jazz of 2014's fabulous Reality Testing.
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He starts off pretty mellow while Drake is performing "Summer Sixteen" but by the time Drizzy does "Child's Play," LeBron simply cannot control his groove anymore ... and goes full fan dance mode.
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It wasn't like a full-length video where there were so many people on the trip – not that I'm opposed to that – but it was always mellow, so every trip was productive.
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Fauré's jovial, mellow setting of "Mandoline" was contrasted with settings of the same poem by Debussy and Poldowski (the Belgian-British composer and pianist Régine Wieniawski, who used that as a pseudonym).
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" In 2008, Thom Yorke, of Radiohead, released his first solo album through XL, telling Pitchfork that he had partnered with the label because it was "very mellow" and had "no corporate ethic.
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I haven't felt this mellow since the days of smoking joints on my threadbare couch at uni and before I know it, I'm buying my own bottle of Tubi to take home.
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Speaking to the media for the first time since Meghan's son, Archie, was born in May, Thomas said he hoped being a mother would "mellow Meghan" — but he doesn't think it has.
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To the Editor: Even though Tim Kaine would have won if it had been on substance, it's always more about style, and so Mike Pence won — on his reassuring, mellow, unflappable demeanor.
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The year 2126 was a "slightly mellow" year for the auction houses compared with 245, in the words of Oliver Barker, chairman of Sotheby's Europe and one of its principal auctioneers globally.
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" He didn't mellow much with time, writing two decades later to a friend: "We are so disgustingly poor in Russia — this is the problem and why we are so prone to steal.
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Jeremy Shada, who voices Finn, was 13 himself when the show first aired, and you can hear his voice deepen and mellow as Finn himself becomes more mature and philosophical with age.
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"City Music," his fourth solo album, released in June, contains mellow folk-rock grooves, lonesome ballads and a cheeky homage to the Ramones, all loosely organized around the idea of urban wandering.
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As the family members and friends bantered, bluffed and placed bets, they also poked fun at the host's love of '70s classic rock, which grooved out a mellow arc in the background.
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I added back some fresh scallions to give two layers of their flavor, but you can certainly skip that part if you prefer it to just be a mellow, undulating bass line.
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There's an antique birdcage and a mellow oak bar, and cocktails like the Sunday Tea (peach moonshine, bourbon, sweet tea, lemon), which might lull you into a generic dream of the South.
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Heiny's follow-up to her 2015 short story collection "Single, Carefree, Mellow" opens with a husband, Graham, and wife, Audra, doing their grocery shopping on a Saturday morning in New York City.
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There are plenty of more affordable options from brands like Evolve, Juiced, Acton, Mellow, and Inboard (which recently ran out of money altogether), but the drop-off in quality is pretty steep.
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Related: [Premiere] Beyoncé's Dancers Slay in an Artful Black-and-White Music Video This Music Video Bursts With Butts, Volcanoes, and Unrequited Love This Mellow Music Video Is a Soulful, Collaged Dreamscape
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The 22-year-old Puerto Rican-Cuban born in Miami manages to be both delicate and commanding as she tells stories of love, lust, and self-exploration through mellow, dreamy R&B songs.
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Before this giggly guy was a big time rapper making moves in the industry, he was just another baby staying mellow in yellow from Santa Monica, CA. Can you guess who he is?
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Although the Souness is now more mellow at the age of 62 and a respected television analyst, he ruled himself out of standing for a senior position in the running of the sport.
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Among other things, it promoted the sale of beer—and the wholesome civic life conjured by Hogarth in "Beer Street", a mellow ale-soaked foil to the hard spirits that ruined "Gin Lane".
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But Hurray for the Riff Raff's cover of Holiday's "Fine and Mellow" turns the jazz standard into a down home guitar blues suitable for hollering on the front porch alongside an upright bassist.
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When it blows out, it's exciting; when it's falling, you feel awe; when it hits the ground, it's mellow tranquility…and then when it's time to throw it all away, you feel melancholy.
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Modern country music is saturated with pretenders to the throne of "real" country—to say nothing of honest-to-god outlaws—but Cody Jinks and his low, mellow twang are the real deal.
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Most home pickling uses 5% distilled white vinegar because it doesn't affect the color of the vegetables or fruits, but apple cider vinegar is a popular choice due to its mellow, fruity flavor.
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Why Glenn Frey's death shakes us 'One of These Nights' After three years of mostly mellow, acoustic music, the Eagles embraced a harder, electric sound on this title track from their fourth album.
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WINE FOR WINDING DOWN On our way back from dinner, Peter and I may go to June, this wine bar in our neighborhood with mellow music — a good way to end the day.
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When it my was my turn to go, I remember hearing the instructions again and again and thinking, I don't know what he's talking about, but also being too mellow to inquire further.
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On the mellow track Dave introspectively talks friends, relationships and his burgeoning career with lyrical candor, and it's probably our closest glimpse yet at one of the UK's best rap prospects in ages.
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While "Fade Away" is the kind of mellow, bass-y tune that stays engrained in your brain when leaving the club, its vocal samples sweeping across the ears like a pleasantly brisk breeze.
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So it follows that Mister Mellow—the followup to 2013's Paracosm—is a visual album; and in many ways, it's very much the logical next step for the 34-year-old artist.
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The mellow dining room features a large painting of two beloved Portuguese figures — the singer Amália and the soccer player Eusébio — overlooking the mix of tourists and locals seated at marble-topped tables.
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"The result is a sausage that really tastes like the Pacific Northwest, with a mellow, easygoing flavor profile punctuated by unexpectedly funky undercurrents that give you something to think about," Willamette Week wrote.
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Then stop by this spot (going strong since 2008), where high-gloss wooden tables, ceiling fans, a wall-mounted television and a mellow sound track of Goldie Oldies create a relaxed retro vibe.
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So cars that recognize when you are becoming angry and thus prone to road rage could potentially quell annoying bells and chimes in the car and play some mellow jazz to soothe you.
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Stolarsky, despite the Raffles's mellow A.C., seemed to be facing some kind of internal thermostatic crisis; grumbling over the dice and the checkers, he mopped sweat from temples and brow with his sleeves.
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The American Kennel Club describes these dogs as "merry" and "upbeat in the field and mellow at home," and also says that they're "widely admired for [their] delightful personalities and irresistible good looks."
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Her male foil in the film, Gary Cooper, was by contrast something of a pomaded stiff, uncomfortably awaiting the introduction of the talking pictures that would usher in his mellow yet authoritative drawl.
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Some kava is higher in kavalactones, the property that creates the mellow sensation, and is ideal for concentrated products, like pills, which are often marketed as a natural relief for insomnia and anxiety.
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"Elegant and mellow, the song's lyrics read as a deliberate ode to duality and non-heteronormative binaries — an ambition, that since the death of Prince Rogers Nelson, is sorely missed in black music."
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Idamante was sung here by the mellow-voiced, ardent Alice Coote, a mezzo-soprano, who conveys the young man's crisis: worried about his father's fate, yet yearning with desire for Ilia, an enemy.
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His debut, Rebel With a Cause, released back in 2014, was perhaps more mellow than supporters were expecting, with the project feeling more Justin Clarke than the Ghetto heard on his previous mixtapes.
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Mellow Yellow is the latest in a string of Amsterdam coffeeshop closures, a development that is worrying health workers, law enforcement officials and potheads equally because it may push drugs back onto the street.
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Chief among them is "Annie's Song," the surprisingly mellow choice playing in the van of the hotheaded Harry (Jack Reynor) as he pulls up to an arms deal that's about to go spectacularly wrong.
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The sun is shining, a reggae band has just rocked the crowd into a mellow groove, and you're back from the beer stand with two armfuls of cheap lager in plastic cups for everyone.
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"The effect was mutual, and Robin seemed transformed — from a high-energy entertainer, into a mellow, sensitive, empathetic guy, who also just happened to be really funny," the non-profit said of the meeting.
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Reddy's style and sensibility are clear from the first moments of episode 1 (which is decidedly NSFW, but things mellow out) and throughout the six-episode season, a confident voice with a universal message.
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" You could say that, though there's something less airy than "fun" on display on her 2016 EP Project 11, and the smattering of largely mellow singles she's released since Dizzee Rascal-inspired "Blue Lights.
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These two may not typically be animals you'd consider friends, but both maintain a mellow calm throughout their exchange before the koala obviously has some more exciting business to tend to, and walks off.
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With its mellow piano chords and featherlight drums, "Gole Yakh" has proven to be one of Yaghmaei's most enduring songs, and today younger artists credit him for helping lay the foundations of Iranian rock.
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What you'll find inside the below link is a bunch of tracks that build upon the Mellow Grime sound, blending the likes of J. Cole and Nipsey Hussle with AJ Tracey and P Money.
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Pink gin, a Victorian-era throwback said to have been first concocted by the Royal Navy, achieves its pale salmon color from the botanicals and bitters used to mellow the spirit's strong juniper profile.
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When I'm interested in a strong contrast of flavor, I pair pumpkin with dark chocolate, which has an intense flavor and a bitter quality that juxtaposes nicely with the sweet, mellow flavor of pumpkin.
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And for good reason: Arnold himself is a mellow and generous, Buddha-like character, who wonderfully balances the inner-city eccentrics who surround him, teaching valuable lessons while standing tall amidst life's myriad darknesses.
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Dressed in a turtleneck, wire-rim glasses, and a knit hat—no black leather jacket or mohawk, though his long hair signals alternative leanings—he reads mellow and polite, professional and unimposing, even shy.
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"I was surprised when I met him how nice, how mellow he is, how not crazy, in a way," said Ilya Merenzon, the chief executive of World Chess and the organizer of the match.
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Once Jack and Ellie cut a demo (with an affable engineer played by Alexander Arnold), "Yesterday" expands into a gentle satire of the music industry wrapped in a mellow retelling of the Faust legend.
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I somewhat paled at the thought of trying to keep up with his cool sense of humor, which is already on display in our straightforward grids, but this was a very nice, mellow undertaking.
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Listen: "N Side," the first new song in two years from Steve Lacy — who plays in the space-soul outfit the Internet — is a narcotically mellow inversion of 1970s R&B, Jon Caramanica writes.
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To wit, these ricotta pancakes from Ken Addington of Brooklyn's brunch paradise Five Leaves are made all the more decadent with the addition of lots of mellow cheese and a hat of honeycomb butter.
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Potatoes and leeks in a mellow coconut sauce is a dark-horse favorite of ours; so too is the meaty (but meatless) jackfruit curry that should be canned and sold nationwide as pulled pork.
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As the head shaper for a Nanshan-based company called Mellow Parks, he'd spent the morning building small jumps and positioning a picnic table just right so skiers and snowboarders could play on them.
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Two competing visions are vying for the Islamic Republic's future: that of the principlists, who seek to preserve its revolutionary nature, and that of the more pragmatic elements, who want the revolution to mellow.
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" Darren Berrecloth was with Jordie when the accident happened ... and tells TMZ Sports "We were riding a mellow trail in Mexico and he came up short on a gap jump and hit his head.
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Tejal Rao spoke with a cooking teacher in Los Angeles who stocks her pantry with blocks of spice for an easy way to add a mellow heat and an umami punch to any meal.
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Scott showed up, seeming mellow in a Jetsons T-shirt and orange cheetah-print shorts, trailed by Olea, who wore orange socks, black shorts, and a black mesh jersey with a tiger on it.
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They come packed with ground chicken, beef, or chopped chive; the latter is an especially good choice, with the mellow-flavored allium, melty and sweet, upgraded to proper vegetable from its usual garnish status.
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"Compared to a year ago and all the hype of winning the Grand Slam, I already feel a little more mellow and a lot more chilled," he was quoted as saying on Sky Sports.
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At a really high level, the Mellow Drive is just a battery, a magnesium mold, a wireless remote, and some in-wheel motors that you can attach to almost any board to make it electric.
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The mellow-voiced, appealing baritone Massimo Cavalletti had his moments as Manon's conflicted brother Lescaut, a stolid young French soldier, though he still seemed to be finding his way into this contrary and malleable character.
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Check out the ChefSteps Joule Sous Vide Cooker See Details This one's for the sous vide veterans: The Mellow Sous Vide Precision Cooker isn't a clip on, but an entire pot dedicated to sous vide.
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When the DJ cranks up a mellow dance track mixed especially for this system, sound waves rain down from above you, creep up from below you, spin around your head, and smother you in audio.
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"We wanted the room to be blush and more on the mellow side, but you have such a tiny space in the bathroom that the towels set the tone for the whole look," Kyle says.
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Despite published reports saying that she was locked in "Lesbian Sex Cell Hell," Giudice, 43, says she had a mellow attitude about her roommates getting busy in her presence during her nearly yearlong prison sentence.
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Trump's mellow mood at the news conference appeared to stem partly from the four days he spent out of sight from the American people, after returning from a controversial trip to Europe at the weekend.
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The mellow purr of the distortion and the silvery atmospherics of James Iha's guitar have aged very well, especially when compared to "Birth Ritual," the trudging, wailing slog that is Soundgarden's contribution to the soundtrack.
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No. 1003, a 10-year-old Irish single malt from Lord Lieutenant Kinahan's, was smooth, mellow, complex and lovely, while No. 3, a 12-year-old Japanese single malt from Hakushu, was exuberant and multilayered.
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With a zapping electronic beat and a kinetic energy that builds to a climax, "Baby Shark" resembles a K-pop dance hit far more than the mellow, static numbers that make up most kids' fare.
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Harking back to the suave songs of Lee Hoiby and Ned Rorem, David Hertzberg's "Ablutions of Oblivion" sews together two Stevens poems with mellow lines for the singer and exuberant drizzles of piano (Milena Gligic).
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Here, Mr. Iyer plays electric piano, letting mellow notes linger, and Mr. Smith plays in a seriously fine abstract-ballad style, experimenting with long phrases, developing a language of shouts and whispers through the horn.
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Black pepper is dark and viscous with sweet heat; bird's-eye chile ignites; mahogany-hued vanilla is mellow; and palm sugar has a caramelized richness: Blank Slate Kitchen Rich Simple Syrups, $11.99 to $14.99, blankslatekitchen.
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Over 5 AM non-versations at house parties fuelled by cheap wine and the mellow high of molly cut with sugar, I got to know people I never knew I'd wanted to get to know.
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Much of the album, with its mellow, almost gloomy feel, touches on the 24-year-old's negative experiences with that label, as well as the failure of personal and intimate relationships he felt detained by.
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When Montejo recalls the brutality of slavery, the horrific tales are sometimes backed by mellow Latin American dance rhythms, as if to suggest that such degradations were just the daily drudgery of a slave's life.
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In spiritgiants' hands, these flip lines — which could potentially be used as evidence that the Trump campaign colluded with Russia — become a soulful and mellow meditation on meeting up with a friend in the summer.
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Barnes mouths Queen's "Don't Stop Me Now" standing on a box) and mellow ballads (a tongue-in-cheek celebration of friendship is set to the 1976 hit "You Are the Woman," dangerously flirting with cutesiness).
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In comparison to his more mellow press conference Monday night, Trump started the day with a breezy attitude online and compared the coronavirus to the flu — all while bashing the Obama administration and the media.
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What might have otherwise been an offensively bold wine, the exceptionally long aging process leaves us with a mellow bottle that has just as much right in the cellar as it does down your gullet.
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The new single pot still whiskey, a honeyed dram both in color and flavor, makes for rich sipping, on the rocks in early evening or later or straight up to mellow the mood after dinner.
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While Musk demonstrated a Tesla Model X that descended into the tunnel and drove a mellow 35 miles per hour during opening night, he envisions Hyperloop transport that will eventually reach 600 miles per hour.
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Perhaps it was the slightly formal nature of her delivery—no matter how beautiful the melodies or mellow the pace, "Titanic Rising" did not feel like a relaxing record—that made it feel so unsettling.
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THE PLAYLIST A diverse and mellow mix — Rick James, Sade, Isley Brothers, Serge Gainsbourg — fills out the week, while weekend playlists, curated by Dan Greenbaum, the managing partner, tend to be played louder and dancier.
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In an early scene, when the old, ill Erich drifts in and out of consciousness, having conversations with his dead mother, the wistfully restrained qualities of Mr. Rosenthal's mellow jazzy score convey regret and fragility.
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"Programs that she revolutionized — guiding promising underserved high school students into college, and forging collaborations between colleges to create pathways to transfer — have become models used nationwide," Gail O. Mellow, LaGuardia's president, said by email.
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Mellow is similar to a Boosted Board in it's fastest mode, in that you have to sort of brace yourself to account for the instant torque that comes with an electric motor performing at its peak.
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Though he does seem pretty mellow on camera (so you're forgiven if you're starting to worry that he doesn't have much of a personality), he's starting to show his goofy side as the season goes on.
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At first the new drugs were often passed off as MDMA, but they soon came to be sold for what they were and their merits—for mephedrone, a shorter high and a more mellow comedown—appreciated.
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Braking is a usually overlooked dynamic when it comes to electric skateboards, which is insane, but Mellow did a really good job making sure its tech can stop you as well as it gets you going.
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A big part of this, co-founder and CTO Kilian Green explains to me, is that the Mellow team built a resistor into the housing that helps take some of the brunt of the regenerative braking.
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Her bathroom, impressively enough, was dirtier than my own, towels unfolded and the toilet unflushed, maybe because she's one of those "if it's yellow let it mellow, if it's brown flush it down" type of environmentalists.
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The only other person in the bar was a plump woman in a sheer, black negligee who commandeered the jukebox, playing an array of tunes that ranged from Snoop Dogg to mellow classics from the 1970s.
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Imagine, if you will, that you're a mellow cat who now has to hear a loud human voice pierce your furry ears from a speaker around your neck every time you utter the faintest meow. Yep.
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When Zerazion was partying London, Vinci was doing the opposite in mellow Florence—a city that might be the most beautiful in Italy, according to Zerazion, and one where the party ends at a respectable hour.
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Sarah Dougher of The Lookers is on farfisa organ and backup, but Tucker is front and center, and she responds to her more mellow surroundings by softening up and trusting her voice in its lower reaches.
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There were echoes of Messiaen in Mr. Kernis's mellow, enigmatic "Toward the Setting Sun (Vers le soleil couchant)," a work for solo piano that had its premiere with Robert Blocker (Yale's dean of music) as soloist.
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Seeing my usually mellow dad jumping up and down and screaming at mile 9.5, while my brother yelled at me that I was losing the race and to run faster, gave me a jolt of energy.
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The two new singles, "Higher" and "Three," are much more mellow than anything we've heard from Allen before, mostly more in line with the sound of "Trigger Bang" than the relative brashness of her previous material.
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