Is there any word more thrilling to the human soul?
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The tone is more thrilling than it is truly scary.
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The more distance there is, the more thrilling the jump.
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Movie fans, rejoice: Your Presidents' Day plans just got more thrilling.
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The experience is far more thrilling -- and hilarious -- than it sounds.
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So how do we include more people and make it more thrilling?
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And what's more thrilling than trying to muscle your way into the conversation?
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"But that makes it all the more thrilling when we pull it off."
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But I'll let you decide which one of those is the more thrilling development.
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But it's been even more thrilling to see his own fame grow with her.
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Can you imagine anything more thrilling than attending dinner with Barack and Michelle Obama?
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Is anything more thrilling than trying on a dress and realizing it has pockets?
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And, it's honestly hard to imagine anything that would make the experience more thrilling.
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One of the more thrilling things to do with the Bridge is go full virtual.
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When it's raining, it's almost more thrilling, even though my hide is hard to clean.
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There's nothing more thrilling than pairing an under-$10 lipstick with a high-end perfume.
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Nothing in the It trailer feels like a cheap thrill, which is all the more thrilling.
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For those interested in a more thrilling experience, there is an all-access ticket for $0003.
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"I desired to capture inferior mirage effects that would make the eclipsed sunrise even more thrilling."
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That invites the question — will the ride be more thrilling in virtual reality or in real life?
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"There's nothing more thrilling than to take a risk where you really have a vision," she added.
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The drag race at the end of The Fast and the Furious was more thrilling than that finale.
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And if it comes from someone like, say, Academy President Cheryl Boone Isaacs, it'll be even more thrilling.
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This week includes a few more thrilling wagers, including UCF's Super Bowl and two in-state rivalry games.
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Mr. Rodriguez loved Lindbergh and had heard that the aviator once declared the Cyclone more thrilling than flying.
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Personally, I don't think there's anything more thrilling than performing a lewd act in a very public area.
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Few things are more thrilling in the life of a kindergartner than a whopper that grown-ups find amusing.
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There are few things more thrilling than getting that first pay check from your first real job after college.
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Then there's Merle Dandridge, who played god of death Papa Ge, another gender-swapped role, with more thrilling success.
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Sure, it's wicked exciting to watch Startup Battlefield live and in-person, but it's even more thrilling to compete.
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When they're all working in tandem, I do not think there is a more thrilling art form, full stop.
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Her friend Samantha Howard, 29, said people becoming angry about something so innocuous made it all the more thrilling.
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" The historian Purnell H. Benson wrote, "In the annals of the American Frontier," there is "no more thrilling story.
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But the error just made Mahomes's eventual touchdown scramble with zero seconds on the clock all the more thrilling.
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"There is nothing more thrilling than being transported by a brilliant book," Oprah said at the event in Cupertino, Calif.
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And these changes won't bother most of his supporters one bit — upending the establishment is more thrilling than passing reforms.
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For those tired of septuagenarian leaders in America, candidates younger than the 58-year-old Ms Klobuchar may be more thrilling.
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We look forward to more thrilling matches between these great athletes and hope that what we all witnessed never happens again.
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It's more thrilling than anything The Notebook could fake, but the two are also intrinsically linked in our pop cultural memories.
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The Post felt like someone saw Spotlight, got a little bored, and decided they could make it sexier or more thrilling.
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The Iowa Cubs will temporarily change their name to the Iowa Caucuses Because what's more THRILLING and POWERFUL than a caucus!
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They are all capable of playing more thrilling soccer than Chelsea, built to be efficient and effective and only rarely beautiful.
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Which also makes the good moments, like when Tig flirts with Kate (Notaro's real-life wife, Stephanie Allyn) all the more thrilling.
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As a kid, there's nothing more thrilling than finding a pile of toys just for you underneath the tree on Christmas morning.
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Her friendship with Margaux was more thrilling, and more fulfilling, than her romantic relationship ever was; the novel is dedicated to her.
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And the lighting, also by Mr. Taylor, makes the space and performers even more thrilling, sometimes with effects of shadow and silhouette.
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Michigan's Democratic primary was not supposed to have been one of the more thrilling Tuesdays in this long and bruising presidential primary.
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The Krav Maga session is certainly more thrilling than 45-minute circle talk; it's exhausting, too, but in a more obvious, physical way.
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But the more the show pulled back and back and back from the limited world of his perspective, the more thrilling it became.
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Take a look ahead to see some of our favorite pieces — and shop our Spooky Town collection for even more thrilling Halloween finds.
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Perhaps more thrilling than playing both male and female, the leopard slug engages in an acrobatic aerial coitus that would make Caligula blush.
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Yet nothing has been a more thrilling adventure than what Leicester City pulled off in the billionaires' playground of English soccer this year.
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And yet, Bayern Munich's 4-2 comeback win in extra time against Juventus was the more dramatic, more thrilling and more memorable encounter.
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Yes, it's scary and awkward, but money powers your future, and there are few things more thrilling than planning a life with someone.
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But it's made even more thrilling by the fact that there are thoughtful stories about parenthood, love, and fidelity lurking beneath that sheen.
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Follow their adventures on their Instagram account, if you can even bear the fact that two cats have a more thrilling life than yours.
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And, the fact that I react badly to a lot of chemical exfoliating products makes this manual, soap-free exfoliation process even more thrilling.
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Okay, first a Stark girl saved the world and now her TV sister did something arguably more thrilling — she nailed down a Jonas Brother.
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But that unlikelihood makes it all the more thrilling when someone shows up on the Emmys red carpet in something bold and exciting and interesting.
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That win might have been more thrilling, but he had already won a $1 million jackpot from another Maine Lottery scratch-off ticket in May.
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While the film's plot isn't always coherent, 4DX adds a more thrilling element to the film, which makes it the best way to see "Atomic Blonde."
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Add to the mix Barry Jenkins's best-director nod for "Moonlight" and this year's slate of at-the-helm talent is even more thrilling — and telling.
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Even more thrilling for Starr is a return trip to Nashville's Ryman Auditorium, which has hosted the country icons who first inspired him as a boy.
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Their bass response goes deep (and may be a little elevated for the sake of a more thrilling sound), while vocals come through forcefully and prominently.
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Gay could rip the rim off its hinges and his turnaround deserved a picture frame, but he was always more thrilling to watch than to analyze.
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But according to an analysis by IBM's artificial intelligence system, Watson, it was one of the match's more thrilling moments, generating an overall "excitement level" of .
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A sea of IndyCars buzzed violently around the streets of this winsome little Florida city, and the vehicular throng could not be more thrilling or more vibrant.
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Nothing was more thrilling than to watch Mr. Carmona and Mr. Grimes trade phrases at the end, one-upping each other's spins and on-the-toes tricks.
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It is a powerful sequence, as good as anything Hollinghurst has written, made all the more thrilling by the sexual invigilation to which the characters are subject.
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Season two of the sleeper hit Netflix series will be available for streaming on December 26th, and it promises to be even more thrilling than the first.
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Scroll on to menu plan for your own night of Netflix and candy on October 31 — and shop our Spooky Town collection for even more thrilling Halloween finds.
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"He said he always leaves hints when he's pranking people to give them a fair chance, which makes it "all the more thrilling when we pull it off.
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In season three, when a random associate of Elliot Alderson's was threatened, it felt queasier, or when two of the supporting cast members hooked up, it felt more thrilling.
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But when the film takes a step back to let them be awesome on-screen, fighting on horseback or taking artillery shells head-on, it's that much more thrilling.
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The moment is made all the more thrilling in a world where it felt like a new real-life sexual predator was outed every day for a full season.
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Game of Thrones Season 5 brought with it a few new character combinations — but arguably, none was more thrilling than the collision between Tyrion and Daenerys, Mother of Dragons.
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They stand out for the effectiveness of their tension, for the way they build escalating situations that get progressively more thrilling and cringe-inducing as the protagonists' situations worsen.
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In truth, this "Deliverance"-style clash between Reese (Brighton Sharbino), a savvy teenager, and a passel of backwoods archetypes is only marginally more thrilling than the average wine tasting.
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It is all the more thrilling when your bandmate is the grandmother from the apartment next door, who is attacking her frying-pan lids as though they were crash cymbals.
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Honestly, it's more thrilling than anything you'll see Tom Cruise do in the new Mission: Impossible, which is hard to believe, since that guy is hanging off of buildings and helicopters.
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And the sheer scale of No Man's Sky, the fact that in almost every instant I was the first person to see these fantastical things, made it all the more thrilling.
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Or even more thrilling yet, it could all be a meta-commentary on the hyper-composed, filtered nature of social media and her life on a "reality" show in general, i.e.
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So the new regulations, in essence, are aimed at Mercedes, giving other teams a chance to win and creating more-thrilling battles that include strong teams like Ferrari and Red Bull.
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While I'm sad that both Abby and Britton won't be a regular part of the emergency crew, my fingers are crossed Britton's next venture is even more thrilling than a rollercoaster rescue.
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WATCH: Sarah Paulson Says 'Nothing Could Be More Thrilling' After Joining the World of Comic-Books in 'Glass' "Obviously, I'm at such a vastly different stage of my life now," he continues.
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Replicating authentic scanlines from a 1990s CRT display is neat, but it's arguably more thrilling to slot in your old, boxed up Super Metroid cartridge and have it play flawlessly at 1080p.
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That, of course, makes it all the more thrilling when a worthy opponent for Wick comes along, and Stahelski lets both hold the center of the screen while their fight goes on.
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There, as you can see in this video, balls were free to fall anywhere, which made the chaotic finale all more thrilling as tubs of Ping-Pong balls were dumped onto the table.
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For the serious fans who this series is meant for, the promise of at least six more hours of Fantastic Beasts action likely means a lot more thrilling beasts, barriers, and beats to explore.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF via YouTubeThe holidays are all about celebrating life—yet there's nothing more thrilling than watching this simulation of 11,000 penguins and 4,000 Santa Clauses fighting to the death.
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So they dragged a tandem kayak up to the top of a drainage ditch in the woods, and then hopped in for a ride back down that looks more thrilling than any roller coaster.
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In one of the more thrilling moments, dancers representing the Bate-Bolas, a raucous Carnival tradition in Rio, enacted a clash with dancers representing Maracatu, a Carnival tradition from the northeastern state of Pernambuco.
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And stepping out for the very first time into the bright sunshine, heat and smells of that new continent was made all the more thrilling for those hours, days and weeks in the sandwich board.
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Back when McGuire started playing Tomb Raider on Playstation, Lara was a British aristocrat who, after surviving a plane crash in the Himalayas, decides to abandon her stuffy life in favor of something more thrilling.
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You've never felt trapped in a particular place – you are free to travel and move anywhere, which is even more thrilling than being free to hook-up with anyone, though that is also quite thrilling.
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They are framed as gods, making it all the more thrilling as we watch them cry and fight in a dingy alley, sucking down cigarettes and cheap vodka, coming closer and closer to the sun.
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The Pine Tree Villa is stunning to look at on a purely visual level, but even more thrilling when seen as the product of so many technological and narrative advancement in the past few decades.
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Each layer — the pork, the gently poached okra and its viscous innards — offers its own interpretation of softness, the whole thing more thrilling in its refusal to provide much in the way of contrasting crunch.
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The fact that no character was safe from death made each episode all the more thrilling for audiences who tuned in in droves on Sunday nights to see if their favorites made it through the night.
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It's a real-life tale more thrilling than The Great Escape or even The Brave Little Toaster: A courageous cow escaped from a slaughterhouse in Queens, New York, on Thursday, and went on the lam(b).
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PlayStation VR Worlds: the perfect introduction to virtual reality If you're new to virtual reality, there are few first experiences more thrilling than being trapped in a shark cage while a great white swims around you.
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It's just never remotely clear what Scott and Owen found so compelling about this story that they wanted to tell it again, without meaningful variations, and in the immediate wake of better, smarter, more thrilling versions.
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Most of us don't need more neckties or earrings, and it's far more thrilling to give a child a better brain, a malnourished family some protein-rich insect larva, or a hemorrhaging mom her life back.
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Inventing this has taken a lot of time and used up a significant amount of different investments, but if you ask me it's leagues more interesting than just developing a normal game and certainly more thrilling.
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There are few things we find more thrilling than absolutely on-point home collaborations that take elevated brands to accessible and affordable levels — and we hit the decor mashup motherlode with Jonathan Adler's exclusive collection on Amazon.
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Date: January 9, 2017What made the moment: Alabama and Clemson faced off four times in the college football playoff throughout the decade, but no game was more thrilling than their bout for the national championship in 2017.
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Here I've rounded up some of my favorite sex toys that are sure to keep the holidays more thrilling than your office party, warmer than spiked hot cider and wetter than the snow gently falling outside your window.
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That doesn't mean that Legion is a perfect show — the finale feels a bit like letdown compared with the revelation that was episode seven — but it's definitely fresher and more thrilling than any other superhero offering this year.
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According to the Indiana Herald, which published a story about Umiak's brief period of captivity in 1970, "probably no one has witnessed a more thrilling sight than two massive narwals jousting with their horns like knights of old."
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Like "The Walking Dead," the fact that no character was safe from death made each episode all the more thrilling and incited a desire in audiences to watch each episode when it aired so that they wouldn't miss out.
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In highlight reels of Mr. Chappelle's comedy, there was often at least a decade-long gap between jokes or scenes, highlighting his older, more challenging, more thrilling skit-based humor against his more recent and uneventful stand-up comedy.
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Musk also just successfully launched the most powerful rocket ever on Tuesday, and did it in a live video show that sent a Tesla Roadster into the asteroid belt and was much more thrilling than filing a patent application.
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Sending nudes isn't a new phenomenon—the advent of camera phones took care of that—but for teens these days, a bevy of social media platforms make sexual exploration on the internet that much more thrilling, and that much more dangerous.
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The ride is the main attraction at the theme park, and is touted as one of the more thrilling there, featuring a pair of intertwining tracks that go up 14-storeys high, and travels at up to 90 km/h for 90 seconds.
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All I'm saying is that from the consumer's perspective, and for those of us looking for a more thrilling and dynamic tech business, Google giving away its camera software would be the most fun and exciting change we've seen in a long time.
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In the six years since this Cleveland-based act released its self-titled debut album — a lo-fi set of messy rock 'n' roll — Cloud Nothings has sharpened the focus of its songwriting and become one of America's more thrilling noise-rock bands.
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Tourists looking for ever more thrilling holidays are taking to the skies above Texas to shoot wild hogs as part of the state's effort to limit the spread of an invasive species that annually causes millions of dollars in damage to farmland and livestock nationally.
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But it's more thrilling to watch Pryor's disconnected parts and consider their connotations: the head that housed that bananas brain, the lithe fingers that pointed out our divergences and commonalities, the mouth that got him into so much trouble, the crotch that got him into even more.
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Her pure, precise soprano is warm without burr or melisma, its mellow sweetness never saccharine or showy as it strolls through a front-loaded garden of sonic delights where Nicki Minaj outgrowls Missy Elliott and Pharrell Williams's inventions are more subtle yet also more thrilling than Max Martin's.
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But on Rihanna's birthday, "getting a highlighter" means something even more thrilling than the euphoria of tearing the red tissue paper out of a Sephora gift bag to see what's inside: the launch of a special limited-edition version of her own bestselling highlighter, from her own beloved beauty brand.
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Three years after it was announced that director John Landis was helming a re-release of Michael Jackson's "Thriller" music video in 3D format, the updated version of iconic 1983 video will finally premiere at the upcoming Venice Film Festival — and it's going to be even more thrilling than the original!
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But one woman proved that it doesn't take otherworldly, innate skill to leap from the humdrum world of the everyday into a higher, more thrilling plane—that with a little hard work and a little luck, you can hit the big time doing something you don't know a damn thing about.
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There's also a narrative-upending twist toward the very end of the book, which, though I cheered, I was unconvinced by; it needs a lot of propping up after the fact in ways that don't quite stand up to storytelling scrutiny, though it does make the sequel a much more thrilling proposition.
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Lanthimos, who was similarly obsessed with the creation of a strange world with specific rules in Dogtooth, has a lot of fun setting up this universe, which is why it's that much more thrilling when he pulls the rug out from under us halfway through the film to reveal that rules are often bad just because they're rules.
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