Without mastering, the song will be quieter and less punchy.
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Londoners like his punchy opposition to Brexit and Donald Trump.
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Analysts at HSBC said Gucci's punchy sales targets were achievable.
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There's really no cute or punchy way to put it.
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The purples and the greens aren't as punchy or bright.
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Pretty gut punchy for an uneventful trip up a mountain!
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It has also pioneered a new kind of punchy political journalism.
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Pop, hip-hop, and electronic music sound great: punchy, crisp, detailed.
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Still, where previous candidates had policy papers, Trump has punchy sentences.
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That makes for punchy, vibrant highlights but also dark, lush blacks.
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"Pose" is built from sparse, warped electronic beats and punchy bars.
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The six shades range from muted gray-lavender to punchy fuschia.
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A short punchy sentence: All he had wanted was that view.
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"It was very strong, it was very punchy," Mr. Gulli said.
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The chorus is appropriately punchy: "Stand back, stand back," she warns.
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We&aposre going to keep it fast and light and punchy.
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Where it was punchy, they slid over it in a smooth legato.
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Thankfully for Michael Bennet, he had a punchy James Carville on hand.
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The story didn't seem like it was as punchy or as there.
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Bateman and Goodwin have fantastic chemistry, helped by his sardonic, punchy delivery.
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" He adds: "But it still has punchy flavours and is really satisfying.
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"ConvaTec is on a punchy rating," said Paul Kavanagh, director at Patronus.
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Her lyrics are punchy, pithy, and poignant, her composure cool and friendly.
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But simple as they are, those dogfights are fun, fast, and punchy.
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In addition to the bass, the SRS-XB01 has clear, punchy sound.
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It was kind of a funny article, but it was very punchy.
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" Or maybe you admire the short, punchy sentences Isabel Hwang uses: "Gross?
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Probably. It must have been a loopy, punchy end of the day.
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As in A Warning, the sentences and paragraphs are pithy and punchy.
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I met a friend and sipped a glass of punchy Lamoresca slowly.
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The rhythms on this track are punchy yet not repetitive — I hope.
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We wanted to go back to something a bit more punchy, because at the time we felt this need, in a very natural way, because after such a mellow record, you want to make something a bit more punchy.
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Just how less punchy, crisp, and clever will a 280-character Twitterverse be?
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His penchant for short, simple, punchy sentences, though, contrasts with Clinton as well.
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The strength of BioWare's writing hasn't, historically, been clever plots or punchy dialogue.
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We wanted to do something bright and punchy that would grab people's attention.
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Throughout this campaign season, Hillary Clinton has thrown out many punchy one-liners.
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You should try to mimic the punchy, witty, rigorous style of The Economist.
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Despite these firms' punchy valuations, they are still looking for sustainable business models.
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It seems Netflix and Marvel's latest show Iron Fist is not so punchy.
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It's part the décor, and linoleum floor,And, the punchy and pungent aroma.
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Federer looked punchy for a moment, and double faulted on the next point.
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"Wake up Punchy!" the president concluded, after boasting about the United States economy.
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Sweet and tangy pomegranate juice coats small roasted beets, giving them punchy flavor.
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A punchy paint job and 11-foot ceilings make the listing stand out.
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Its last private valuation of $43 billion implies a similarly punchy price tag.
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That sounded punchy given tough regulation, low growth and sub-zero interest rates.
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The guitars on this album often bend, but the basslines are punchy too.
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They saw each other, had a confrontation, and Punchy called him a snake.
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I've been up since 4 am PT, so I am getting a little punchy.
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The drum sounds are so incredibly tight, punchy, in-your-face kind of thing.
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Content also looks sharp, for the most part, and colors look bright and punchy.
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Though "Punchy" falls short on the quality scale as far as Trump insults go.
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So Kiva Lagos, the starship owners' representative, is profane, sarcastic, and kind of punchy.
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The debates were punchy and graphic, because viewers tired of arguments in a minute.
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This crisp salad, with a punchy roasted red pepper dressing, will brighten wintry days.
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This is just fun, punchy, dynamic sound that deluges the ear with pleasing notes.
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Think: Curly bobs, monochromatic makeup, and barely-there eyes paired with punchy red lips.
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Indian officials reflexively blamed Pakistan; politicians and pundits vied in demanding a punchy response.
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This display, with its black background and punchy colors, is glossy, rich, and responsive.
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The New York Post has developed a reputation as a punchy, often-controversial tabloid.
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The tweets criticizing the media were among several punchy messages Trump sent on Monday.
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TREBLAB X2 earbuds stream unparalleled sound, providing punchy bass, vivid rhythms, and crisp vocals.
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Her writing voice—punchy, pointed, precise, whip-smart—came at an early age, too.
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They're just not quite punchy enough the way iPhone photos or Samsung Galaxy photos are.
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Many works are overtly political, graphic, and punchy, while others are more nuanced and playful.
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Each song is short, spunky, and violently catchy, with jangly guitars and Edwards's punchy voice.
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The script is punchy and clever, but also cutting and sweet in the same breath.
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She carried herself with confidence, and I tweeted many of her punchy words of advice.
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Past albums emphasized short, punchy tunes that provided a jarring sonic kick to the chest.
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Some read like punchy list poems while others employ techniques of repetition and variation: 18.
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But we chose to mix it in such a way where it's punchy and happening.
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His willingness to accept every fight offered to him keeps this documentary punchy and powerful.
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The newspaper is the Post, a punchy tabloid that is Zambia's biggest independent media organisation.
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"It would be a pretty punchy decision if they decide not to call," said Alloatti.
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Loud, up-tempo sections have the punchy drive of a minimalist band, with saxophones prominent.
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Her writing has a punchy forcefulness, peppering stories with irreverent punch lines and juicy gossip.
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The Q50 Red Sport's best feature is its punchy, 400-horsepower, twin-turbocharged V6 engine.
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The article also misstated the nickname of a boxer; he was Packey McFarland, not Punchy.
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This CLA-Class fastback coupé features a punchy, turbocharged four-cylinder engine making 221 horsepower.
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The aesthetics are also peak millennial with both pastel and punchy hues, and sleek design.
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It includes a group of small punchy likenesses of unnamed people painted in Dakar, Senegal.
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The author's prowess as a rapper comes across in extended sections of punchy free verse.
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We get pretty punchy toward the end but are always happy with the final list.
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Each bottle has the ability to speak a language of robust flavor and punchy distinction.
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The punchy production on "Rollercoaster" mimics the sound Timbaland architected for Aaliyah in her prime.
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The bass is punchy and precise, though I would have liked to hear more from it.
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After all, how could advertising's obsession with punchy tag-lines encompass all of intersectionalism's layered anxieties?
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Combining punchy valuations with massive losses means taking the entrepreneurial art form to a dizzying extreme.
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At its most pungent it can be a punchy mix of mushrooms, liquorice and old socks.
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So they began commissioning How-Tos, punchy videos, long-form thought pieces, and high-design advertorials.
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A punchy, room-filling boombox that you could crank high without distorting, but a boombox nonetheless.
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The scene is shot in slow motion, and a punchy, upbeat song plays in the background.
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Please bear in mind the punchy, witty, rigorous style of The Economist when presenting your ideas.
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It's certainly capable of capturing short punchy sentences, requiring only the occasional edit from the keyboard.
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"The next stuff behind the scenes is going to be punchy," the global debt head said.
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Ms. Lauria, a polished saleswoman, likewise offers punchy and personal observations free of art-world patois.
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Front Burner A family's sauce line ranges in spice from deeply punchy to closer to pesto.
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Rooftop Smokehouse is a wonderland of smoky meats and fish paired with sharp, crunchy, punchy condiments.
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" Sother's notes: "Fruity and savory, and [it's] got big punchy notes of those winter herbs again.
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And "Revenge" leaves a lurid, punchy afterimage, an impression somewhere between righteous delight and quivering revulsion.
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Mr. Sondland showed a weird knack for seeming momentarily flustered and then deflecting into punchy asides.
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Her first album is punchy and quick, shifting with alacrity from bits about family to dating.
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"I don't think they will do a straightforward charity, but something much more punchy," she added.
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I do enjoy the Bang & Olufsen speaker system inside this new A8, which sounds crisp and punchy.
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But Ratajkowski was ready — a mere eight minutes later — with some delightfully punchy shade of her own.
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It gets loud and sounds full, with punchy bass, even without the need for a separate subwoofer.
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From soft pinks to punchy reds, here are 12 ways too brighten up your denim this year.
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The letters van Gogh sent to Theo are artful, describing his life in punchy and charismatic prose.
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Some are punchy (zero tolerance for corporate cover-ups); others fluffy (zero putting down of unwanted pets).
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And the colorist thinks the punchy pink hue was the perfect complement to the singer's edgy cut.
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Recorded really punchy, hardly any leakage, cheap microphones—short 57/58, basically PA mics that don't lie.
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New track "Pose," which we're premiering below, is built from sparse, warped electronic beats and punchy bars.
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The 4 x 226 pixel resolution provides a sharp image, and the colors are punchy and bright.
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Sadly, Clooney's plot line is the least punchy, but Caesar offers plenty of bighearted silliness to compensate.
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This compression allows for punchy, memorable communication, which is great for messaging but also great for ads.
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He talks about the punchy, Trump-like language of Vladimir Putin and the theatrics of Silvio Berlusconi.
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" The Disney brand is a far cry from the punchy, at times punch-drunk, zaniness of "Mr.
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The installments tend to be short and punchy, and none more so than this one from March.
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It's punchy, but also vague and capacious, with enough room for anyone to imbue it with meaning.
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The performances were more than punchy enough to stand up on their own — no controlled substances necessary.
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The small size, decent battery life, and punchy color make it just right for my Dopp kit.
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With deep black levels and punchy highlights, the display bests several more expensive models from the competition.
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Mr. Buffett, meanwhile, sat for hours on Saturday answering investor questions that ranged from punchy to banal.
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He even sounds a bit like Mr. Trump, with a punchy edge to his New York accent.
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A bit punchy and clearly tired, she at times struggled for the words to express her thanks.
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This, coupled with the frequent "swallowing" of consonants, can give the Beijing vernacular a punchy, jocular feel.
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The bass delivered is punchy and tight, way beyond anything you&aposd expect from such tiny earbuds.
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That is a volatile number and liable to be drastically revised, but still, that's a punchy forecast.
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He shaped my understanding of chic with his punchy elegance that was always contemporary and ultimately refined.
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"Digital Botanics," is a bright-sounding wonder full of trap-like beats and punchy pieces of noise.
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It's super sharp to look at, and as punchy and vibrant as you'd expect from an OLED screen.
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Listen, it's late on day two of Google I/O and we're all getting a bit punchy here.
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Punchy and quick-pulsed, it's a fine example of that now-rare species, the big-city newspaper melodrama.
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Punchy rather than flowing, it often generates the polka hop hinted at in chicha, ska, and occasionally cumbia.
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Woebot's apparent success as a therapist likely comes from its persistence and the short, punchy sessions it gets.
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Her half hour set was punchy and accomplished despite, as she told me, "absolutely bricking it" before hand.
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It's spacious with pleasant highs that avoid being shrill, and the bass is punchy even at low volumes.
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I understand, given time to reflect on it, why people may have been a little punchy about it.
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Punchy, bright, and flattering for all skin tones, this is the new electric trend we hope sticks around.
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CICIR's president, Yuan Peng, notes that Western think-tanks use punchy phrases and attack politicians for past blunders.
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It manages to be a punchy, optimistic-sounding break with conventional thinking and deliberately vague all at once.
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Neither phone's sound is quite as loud or as punchy as the iPhone X's excellent stereo speakers, though.
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The strapless neckline, the voluminous skirt, and the punchy hue recalled a certain tale as old as time.
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The screen is LCD, so it's not as punchy or saturated as the Pixel or Galaxy S7 Edge.
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And it gained from that, because the public, most folks enjoy basketball because it's very punchy and exciting.
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To play with this punchy pigment, just follow any one (or all three) of the mesmerizing GIFs below.
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The tiny motor is incredibly punchy and pairs well with the quick-shifting, six-speed twin-clutch transmission.
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Punchy tech reporters, sensing an opening, solicited employees to send them a live readout from the town hall.
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The refreshed sedan has lost its supercharged V6 but gained a pair of punchy, turbocharged four-cylinder engines.
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Friday's stage is a punchy 101-km trek from Saint-Girons to Foix featuring three category-one ascents.
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Gone are the two-step beats and punchy rhythms, gone is the jungle/garage inspired sub-bass underlay.
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Instead, reach for a shawl sweater that provides real warmth while still showing off a punchy printed frock.
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The engine is a punchy, turbocharged inline-four-cylinder, making 221 horsepower with 258 pound-feet of torque.
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The Big Mac sauce doesn't help my situation, being a little too punchy for this already stale pizza.
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Naturally aspirated motors are vanishing, as manufacturers look to combine performance and fuel economy with punchy turbo fours.
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U.S. CPI rose 22 percent year-on-year in January, and a punchy 22018 percent month-on-month.
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In the age of hip-hop interpolation, Juicy's punchy cadence made "Slob On My Knob" ripe for reuse.
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I knew I wanted driving percussion so there's two drummers on the track and it's really straightforward and punchy.
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From basic nudes and reds to punchy metallics, the long-lasting matte formula is bound to be a hit.
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The car has the silent, punchy acceleration of an electric, but when the engine fires up, things get loud.
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Since it's not an opaque, punchy red, it's also easier to slick on without a lip brush or pencil.
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His speech and ripostes in a punchy question and answer session that followed often sounded like a history lesson.
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And the bass on these earphones is very nice and punchy, I'd have liked to have more of it!
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Kaine is punchy and making some good points, but many viewers will simply be distracted by Pence's relative smoothness.
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Axios (the name comes from the Greek word for "worthy") isn't the only site focusing on short, punchy stories.
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It is less clear how any of these events would lift the trading division's returns to a punchy level.
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The most noticeable thing when you first start using the Spectre is how punchy and vibrant the screen is.
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The silly part is just how much people really desperately want that 15 second brush with a punchy-man.
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Season five delivered epic, artistic fight scenes, punchy supporting characters, and plenty of homages to myth and pop culture.
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He will do anything to avoid becoming punchy, to evade taking headshots, even as a violent sport's premier star.
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If you like your music videos punchy and confusing, Ed Sheeran's "Shape of You" will be just the ticket.
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This small but mighty speaker from Sony has extra bass for deep, punchy sound and is waterproof and dustproof.
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Where the iPhone 6 recorded punchy, contrasty color, the iPhone 7 is much more accurate and true-to-life.
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The balance — even in thickly orchestrated passages — still has a punchy vibrancy worthy of a surround-sound theater mix.
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The sealed cabinet design spits out punchy audio through a beefy 250-watt amplifier with a 10-inch driver.
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There were images of angry kangaroos and tweets asking if a punchy marsupial might be given a presidential interview.
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A tiny kitchen turns out hamburgers and chicken skewers, along with cold beers and punchy gin-and-lemon cocktails.
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Cleverly, it wraps Mr. D'Agata and Mr. Fingal's punchy battles in marginalia around the text of the original essay.
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In North Korea's official news media, writers routinely deploy punchy metaphors originating in Korean proverbs to jab at enemies.
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Whether you're feeling cool royal blue, understated gray, or a punchy magenta pink, find your winter polish staples ahead.
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Buttigieg's punchy and colorful ads target groups like college students, advocates, activists, green living enthusiasts and political news watchers.
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The Stylish also sound great, with the AptX-enabled buds offering punchy bass that's impressive for headphones this size.
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One of us has been embedded here for 11 days straight, so forgive us if we're a little punchy.
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The Condor is available in six crisp color combinations, including bold black and white and a punchy neon yellow.
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Despite being a peacemaker, the former Maryland congressman has some punchy views on China, Big Tech and drug prices.
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In case you're not aware of the band already, they're the ones with the loud guitars and punchy lyrics.
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"[TV shows] are trying to make a conversation funny, or they're trying to make it quick and punchy," Yacenda says.
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And in the punchy first installment, we learn that the international magical community was aware of America long before Muggles.
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It's about the soul of Twitter itself: Just how less punchy, crisp, and clever will a 280-character Twitterverse be?
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It's a pleasant surprise to come across small laptop speakers that pack punchy bass, clear mids, and non-distorted highs.
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My test vehicle was priced at $29,055 and enjoyed some performance upgrades, including a theoretically punchy 1.6-liter turbocharged engine.
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Apart from the punchy Ruth Davidson, leader of the rising but still marginal Scottish Tories, she faces little external opposition.
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His melodies and the producer's spiraling synth noodling and punchy drum lines might just turn your bedroom into a dancefloor.
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Guston turned to drawing, always a haven, starting with simple yet muscular lines and punchy marks in charcoal and ink.
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The first presidential debate of the 2016 race is exactly two weeks away, and Donald Trump is already getting punchy.
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Under the hood is a punchy, 2.9-liter, twin-turbo V6, making 444 horsepower with 443-pound-feet of torque.
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Punchy graphic prints were part of a popular design movement of the '80s, but now, the look is just distracting.
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We talked about his upbringing and punchy way of living, the darkness of his latest role, and his personal heroes.
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My R-Sport tester with the $3,200 Technology Package with the punchy 825-watt Meridian sound system retails for $63,000.
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Thus, she transformed Otis Redding's punchy "Respect" into a timeless anthem for racial pride and a cry of feminist recognition.
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In Netflix's Cuban-American family sitcom, "One Day at a Time," Rita Moreno's punchy one-liners are a complete delight.
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Like other documentaries, this one crams found footage into punchy montage sequences held together by (not always identified) voice-overs.
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"We've tried to make the final day far more cutthroat, far more punchy and very much time-bound," Ayles said.
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The Galaxy Buds Plus may not sound as punchy as the Echo Buds or AirPods Pro, but they're certainly comfortable.
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It's not quite as punchy as his excellent 2012 breakout song, "Youzza Flip," but its smooth, slow bounce is seductive.
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It's good to have some punchy jokes out here in the east, at least, where cabin fever is setting in.
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This scene also smiled on another debutant, the conductor Daniele Rustioni, by displaying his emphatic, punchy style to best advantage.
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He was known to open meetings by quoting Churchill or Napoleon, and for sprinkling in other punchy phrases of encouragement.
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Later, when Carmine was getting arrested for stuff, Frank "Punchy" lliano (a Brooklyn Capo) ran into him going to court.
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Mr. Lasker combines these into punchy, cartoonlike compositions in which paint itself seems animated by an exuberant life of its own.
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Evidently their marketing department is feeling particularly punchy after the most recent Apple event, which included some a new MacBook Pro.
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"Convatec is on a punchy rating," said Paul Kavanagh, director at Patronus, adding the 20 percent drop is not an overreaction.
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Sport mode will provide punchy performance and quick steering while Green and Green+ modes will be tuned for optimal energy efficiency.
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The $449 Shure SE535s provide some of the most dynamic, punchy, and faithful presentation of music I've heard from any earphones.
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The Klipsch Reference R-112SW Subwoofer offers balanced, non-punchy bass that keeps up with the reference material you are watching.
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I find the Bose have a woofier low end so it's really present, but it isn't as punchy as the Sennheisers.
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But in true Kanye tradition, the flowers were art-directed to the nth degree, hanging from the ceiling in punchy colors.
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And with their creative sensibilities combined (her husband is a videographer), they've created a colorful, punchy home inspired by their travels.
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But its motor supplies abundant torque early, so it feels punchy (without being jerky, which would, of course, indicate actual speed).
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"We've had a very punchy move (in Fed expectations) from a week ago," said BNP Paribas currency strategist Sam Lynton-Brown.
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Beats' signature sound is punchy, electric, and great for fans of bass or upbeat music with their coffee in the morning.
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Her earliest songs were punchy and urgent, but some more recent ones, like "Watch You Sleep," have an elegiac, dreamlike quality.
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The scenes are generally painted with urbane, rhythmically punchy big-band-style jazz, beefed up with strings, under declamatory vocal lines.
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" Jennifer Taub, a Vermont Law School professor who had become known for punchy anti-Trump columns with titles like "Yes, Collusion.
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": a punchy surf-rock guitar line and a charming whistle motif that recalls Juelz Santana's "There It Go (The Whistle Song).
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While the colors are really defined and punchy, you can easily tell the shots were taken on a low-resolution camera.
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CLSA, best known for its punchy research, was bought by Chinese state-backed broker CITIC Securities in 2013 for $1.3 billion.
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Her prose is fast-thinking, entertaining and punchy, her dialogue fully authentic without sinking into the tedium of real-life conversation.
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She soon forged her own punchy style and went on to have a varied career making book covers, catalogs and paintings.
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"India delivered punchy growth in the second quarter, but things may slow from here," economists at HSBC wrote in a note.
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Arinzé Kene's punchy "Misty," at Trafalgar Studios, confronts head-on the difficulty of being a black artist in a white world.
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West in particular follows in Vautier's tradition of framing the ego as the road to fame and flinging out punchy, bombastic statements.
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Now there is some nervousness, especially from CLO investors, that a punchy sponsor could attempt 275bp on a strong Single B loan.
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In recent years, some progressive YouTubers have tried to counter this trend by making punchy, opinionated videos aimed at left-wing viewers.
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Introducing your father's new style secret: tieless shoelaces in a punchy blue that will spruce up even the most worn-out oxfords.
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The problem is that TikTok's one-at-a-time feed works great for punchy, short videos that get right to the point.
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The turbo four should be punchy, and the gears should wind a bit wildly, as the motor revs like a baby monster.
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Words poured out of them—not always intelligible words, to those outside the charmed circle of modernist architecture, but plentiful, punchy words.
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The audio quality is crisp in the mids, has punchy bass at medium to high volumes, and is clear at the highs.
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Her flair, taste for public relations and punchy attacks on tax-dodging tech firms make her a natural fit for Mr Macron.
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The result is a screen that's not as punchy or vibrant as many other phones, and it doesn't get nearly as bright.
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Viewing angles are a weakness, though, as the picture quickly gets less punchy and blacks turn to gray when watching off-center.
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The Florida senator gleefully hurled one-liners against the GOP front-runner Friday, upping his rhetoric after a punchy Thursday night debate.
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Things stretch out, but there are also moments that are some of the most efficient, punchy moments I've heard in your work.
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They also feature two 40mm Neodymium drivers for a balanced, punchy sound and a built-in microphone for making and receiving calls.
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In the early 2000s, the icy strings, hollow basslines, and punchy bars would blast out of Motorola flip phones on the bus.
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Traffic routes to and from Middle East destinations is tipped by Airbus to grow at a punchy 5.9 percent annually until 2036.
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The Murano combines excellent value with an upscale, high-tech, and comfortable cabin, as well as a punchy and efficient V6 engine.
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It's like muscle memory — a little foundation here, a swipe of brow gel there, and maybe a punchy lip for some color.
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The BSR Surf Resort, near Waco, Texas, uses an air-pressure system to pump out punchy, quick waves in sets of three.
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He will also be under pressure to maintain his more energized, punchy and emotional stump performances through the grueling weeks to come.
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TL;DR: The punchy Beats Solo2149.96 wireless headphones are on sale for $23 in four colors at Amazon — an incredible 2149.99% savings.
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On the punchy "Graffiti," Murray chewed on his horn, softening the rhythm, and Nic Caccioppo's drums ended up in an open tumble.
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Speaking to CNN last October, Sanders argued that the for-profit news media missed important stories because they rarely generated punchy headlines.
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Viewing angles aren't its strong point, but the colors are punchy and the resolution is incredibly sharp at 440 non-PenTile ppi.
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The lieutenant blinked slowly, resisting sleep each time he closed his eyelids, and he grinned in a punchy way, as if drugged.
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I had more punchy options for 11- and 34-Down, but I didn't like the trade-offs necessary in the short fill.
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Tennis analysts can see that Mr Federer's whippy forehand and Serena Williams' punchy backhand are unique, somehow, but struggle to explain why.
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Lindsey Wixson also starred in the show, wearing a punchy blue froufrou dress over a coral knit (complete with a supersized bow).
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Overall, the sound output between the One and the Move is very similar, with a punchy bass, clear highs, and warm mids.
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The Pantsuit TodayTwenty years later, we'd be proud to rock this two-piece style in a punchy power print, like these neon stripes.
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The show is polished and punchy, with good special effects, well-choreographed action, and at least one laugh-out-loud moment per episode.
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The NC700s are no different, emphasizing voices and mid-range tones without the energetic high tones or punchy bass of the Sony XM3s.
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Tracks like "Spotted Gold," off her debut album, Messes (out 1/27) are punchy and colorful, while others like "You" are melancholically twangy.
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That, plus Sony's Extra Bass feature offers an immersive experience and that coveted punchy sound for up to six hours on one charge.
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We want the sound to be really, really punchy and sub-bass-heavy at the same time, without any distortion or noisy feeling.
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The ads are all Melodrama purple eyeshadow, red lips, and visible armpit hair, cool gal pals with punchy makeup and an accessible aesthetic.
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And that's because he smashes it by serving bowls stuffed with fresh vegetables, tofu, and grains dressed in punchy sauces and dreamy seasonings.
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But it will be nice out again at some point, and we'll have days full of sandal-wearing and punchy nail-polish hues.
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Though rooted in an ancient religion and traditional crafts, Mr. Koraichi's graphically punchy art is fully in the global modernist and postmodernist flow.
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The media-savvy students and activists created punchy online hashtags to raise awareness of their campaign, and used crowd-funding sites like Kitabisa.
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Vocals are that one degree too cool, the treble is that little touch too sharp and punchy, and the balance is simply off.
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Not everyone will read the entire InMail message, Decembrele said, so aim to grab a potential connection's attention with a punchy subject line.
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But over their career L203 recorded six studio albums of punchy anthems and helped break ground for women in punk and alternative rock.
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Ms. Grybauskaite has a black belt in American karate, and she gives short, punchy responses in English — both on camera and on Twitter.
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In June, Qatar's national colors lit up the Empire State Building, in which it owns a stake, a mark of its punchy ambition.
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The crowd, mostly teenagers, shouted his name ecstatically, jumping and bouncing off each other as the punchy, bass-heavy music began to play.
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The centerpiece of their marketing efforts was Punchy, a cheeky pugilist splashed across schoolbook covers, Sunday newspaper comics, drinking cups and branded wristwatches.
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Their punchy young lineup — the slugger Michael Conforto, the shortstop Amed Rosario, the world's happiest man Brandon Nimmo — began smacking extra-base hits.
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She is telegenic, a good public speaker and even better interrogator, as displayed in her punchy questioning of President Donald Trump's judicial nominees.
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The residual heat mellows the rawness of the garlic while still keeping the dish bright, punchy and sharp — just like I like it.
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So, while highlights aren't as punchy as they are on the C9, you actually get a slightly more accurate image with the A13G.
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Clay Zeller-Townson, who led the ensemble, drew a vibrant performance from the musicians, achingly delicate one moment, punchy and incisive the next.
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With that in mind, a good soundbar is a perfect alternative — offering a smaller footprint, punchy sound, and no need for a receiver.
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The brilliant pianists Vicky Chow and Saskia Lankhoorn had begun playing the two piano parts of "Dimensional Bloom," all swirling, punchy, nonstop riffs.
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Directed by Hyun Seung Seo, the video features BLACKPINK members Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa in bright, punchy settings, dripping in jewels and crowns.
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He strung the same catchphrases and stock vocabulary together into short, punchy, grammatically and syntactically unlikely sentences that were the opposite of political rhetoric.
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"It's quite a punchy list — and a very short deadline," said Tobias Borck, an associate fellow at the Royal United Services Institute think tank.
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The pixels are dense, the colors are punchy without being searing, and it gets bright enough to see outdoors (unlike last year's HTC 10).
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Ruth's scenes are brighter, talkier, and more wandering; Christian's scenes are dark and minimalist, with punchy action and the constant heavy threat of violence.
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Appropriately, the tunes are punchy and clear, but some nagging hesitation prevents them from completely rocking out, instead of jumping and twitching with frustration.
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But their punchy valuations mean that they would be a mouthful for even giants such as General Motors or Lockheed Martin, a defence group.
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Mr. Trump's opponents have struggled to make a sustained case against him, experimenting with a range of punchy attack lines that failed to stick.
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Instagram is focused on photos and longer clips up to 60-seconds, so there's still no viable home for browsing punchy 6.5 second videos.
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A punchy tabloid called the Post stood apart—until the Zambia Revenue Authority shut it down, saying it owed some $6m in unpaid taxes.
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Bass is strong and punchy, and there's good presence, but you won't get the sparkly highs or enveloping soundstage that's common with audiophile headphones.
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In his punchy speech on September 27th Tom Watson, Mr Corbyn's moderate deputy, praised the new mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, for winning elections.
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But overall, Trump's infamous Twitter fingers have been less punchy than usual during John Kelly's first week as the President's new chief of staff.
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I wanted a lot of the melody and chord structure to be percussive and punchy so it felt very physical, more than anything else.
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The riff, of course, is the punchy opening to "Johnny B. Goode," which was copied again and again by both Berry and his disciples.
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Rife with jumpsuits and punchy patterns, the line's lookbook was beautifully styled by Love magazine editor (and go-to Marc Jacobs collaborator) Katie Grand.
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Cutaways featuring celebrities explaining financial concepts is just one of several tactics that director Adam McKay uses to make this film punchy and entrancing.
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Then when they launched C&C, it was really punchy and fun, but also committed to being oil free and not testing on animals.
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His new song "Function" is exactly what it says on the tin, a riotous Toronto banger with shadowy but punchy production from Tay Lewis.
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More than once, I felt my energy and attention flagging — only to be yanked in again by a punchy Gang of Four pop song.
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Its turbocharged 2-liter 4-cylinder with 228 horsepower is punchy enough to coax a smile out of even the most dour of souls.
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Mendes is at his best when he's jangly and punchy, but this song is too tightly wrapped, too pristine, for him to triumph over.
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Tulle gowns deserving of their own walk-in wardrobe were of course featured, this season in cheery daffodil yellow and punchy pillar-box red.
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If you want to restore the punchy colors of prior Samsungs, you have to change the display to "vivid" in the phone's settings app.
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The government's growth goal appears punchy at first glance given the economy is expected to grow at a tenth of that rate in 2019.
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The shocker for me, however, was in how much fun the Touring XT trim, with its punchy 2.4-liter turbo mill, was to drive.
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Cutting had to be punchy to keep up with the exuberance of Douglas Fairbanks, who comfortably leapt over hedges and hurled himself out windows.
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It was a coming-of-age saga that captured R&B's confessional style and married it with punchy rap verses that complemented her candor.
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It's the clash between the trashy, sometimes epic guitar licks, the punchy drums and chip melodies that make Playing Tourist Forever such an interesting project.
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She announced three new lipstick colors on Instagram: Hot Sauce (a fire-engine red), Candy Apple (a punchy fuchsia), and Cherry Pop (a warm burgundy).
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Among them is Kendal's rich, vibrant eyeshadows, Kabuki's bold, punchy lip paints, and Kaliardo's earthy, sensual neutrals for a diverse range of MUA-approved options.
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Musically, it's more of the (very welcome) same— Napalm Death- and Insect Warfare-worshipping razor-sharp riffs, punchy drumming, snotty screeches, massive breakdowns, and all.
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It's bright and sharp, with good viewing angles and punchy colors, and I really love the taller aspect for working in documents or reading websites.
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The difference between a government led by Mr Tajani and one headed by Mr Salvini, a punchy, hard-right, populist Euro-sceptic, would be considerable.
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Prominent investors including Silicon Valley's Sequoia Capital and China's Tencent have put in a total of $200m, and Byju's has a punchy valuation of $800m.
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His calls were amplified by his willingness to offer his punchy opinions on television, unlike the reclusive, grumpy gnomes who managed most fixed-income investments.
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Shackleton says this double-sided lipstick is perfect for brides because of the punchy long-wear pigment on one side and gloss on the other.
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The Backlight Master Drive on the Z9G has ultra-dense LED modules that are independently controlled, delivering unprecedented contrast with punchy brightness and pitch blacks.
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One of the hardest parts of accepting that it's finally fall is giving up the bright, punchy orange and neon pink nail polishes of summer.
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It's punctuated by airy pads and shimmering, almost acidic arpeggios, a light accompaniment to the brooding, low-end bassline and punchy drums that sit underneath.
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The man he has just installed to head the country's central bank has followed orders and slashed interest rates by a punchy 22 percentage points.
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Through the rose-colored lens of their psychedelic forefathers, the EP's sunny, scuzzy riffs and punchy garage vocals are haunted by an air of longing.
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It's a joke that only highly partisan Republicans might laugh at, and thus lacks the hitting power of Trump's more punchy comments about male politicians.
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He saved a set point at 6-5 with a punchy backhand volley down the line and had Federer on the ropes in the tiebreak.
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It became this full sound that is constantly bouncing off of itself, and a lot of the tracks are just punchy and loud and poppy.
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The heavier use of synths and songs like the frenetic, punchy pop of "Someone Else Is Getting In" attest to the band's newly minted vision.
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For a dinner away from the volunteer chatter, drive to Sarandos in Anaxos, where perfectly grilled lamb chops are accompanied by punchy skordalia garlic spread.
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Whitbread shares closed 21 percent higher following news of the deal, which analysts said was priced at a punchy 20.7679 times Costa's latest annual earnings.
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"Blaxploitation," a cut from her latest album Room 25, is her first visual ever which emulates the punchy production derived from the 1970s film genre.
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Today they're premiering a new track, "You Should Listen to Your Nurse (No Sleep)" off their much less wordy, equally punchy EP Big Deal Party.
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From minimal tunics you can wear over jeans to punchy stand-alone frocks that need no other accoutrements, try to keep your hands off 'em.
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I'm constantly impressed by the overall clarity of music when I'm listening to it on the BackBeat500s— the bass is particularly punchy without being overpowering.
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One can assume she swanned around the place in capes and caftans wearing this scent, which is a punchy cocktail of roses and red currants.
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The album closer "Clean" also has a punchy beginning: The drought was the very worst / When the flowers that we'd grown together died of thirst.
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Her voice is both oily and punchy, nimble enough to be optimal for dance music but sturdy enough not to get stomped on by it.
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Speaking at a charity dinner in New York, the retired four-star Marine Corps general delivered a speech that included several punchy jabs at Trump.
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Pongo's songs are a punchy, self-assured take on the musical style known as kuduro, blending frenetic African rhythms with blaring techno beats and rapping.
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In a cable TV news landscape filled with shouting matches and punchy sound bites, Van Jones says he's ready to "detoxify" and "depolarize" the chatter.
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You can watch him for hours and learn next to nothing about his life or his deepest convictions outside an abiding faith in punchy jokes.
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Made by Field of Vision, it's intended as a pointed, punchy reminder of how antisemitism and fascism are not recent developments in American populist movements.
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The second season of Huang's World, chef Eddie Huang's punchy man-on-the-street food and travel show that airs on Viceland, returned in late June.
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SpikedSeltzer (six-pack of 12-oz bottles or cans for $9.99) The original hard seltzer brand, SpikedSeltzer offers its punchy beverage in both bottles and cans.
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Brunch O'ClockPrinted shorts are a very economical packing choice, as they take up hardly any space while offering a punchy pattern that doesn't require much accessorizing.
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Following up Young Thug's woozy, slurred musings on the Lil' C-produced "Can I," Tip spits with punchy professionalism as he gets flirtatious on the track.
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But it is punchy and well-written, and full of signposts for readers who might want to delve more deeply into the fascinating subjects it explores.
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Although it doesn't perform the mind-bending HDR gymnastics of a Pixel, you'll almost always get punchy and dynamic results that retain a ton of detail.
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Now at $1183, it's waterproof, easy to hang around a shower head, and fitted with a warm, punchy sound that's more than solid for the money.
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I'd describe the sound profile as having punchy bass when it's needed, with clear mids, and acute highs that can catch your attention when you're listening.
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" For the unfamiliar, perhaps the most climactic verse of Young M.A.'s summer breakout banger "Ooouuu" is the punchy, pause worthy line "you call her Stephanie?
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The final climb is a 7-km effort at an average gradient of 8.7% — the kind of short, punchy ascent that Thomas believes favors other riders.
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They were scrappy and melodic, minimal yet expansive—conceptual in the way all good art is, but punchy and direct, like all good punk should be.
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The EP is a departure from the punchy, spitfire instrumentals of the past, moving into more abstract, electronic territory while still retaining that icy grime sound.
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Both Pixel variants have a Qualcomm Snapdragon 821 processor, 4 gigs of RAM, and flat-out gorgeous OLED screens with deep blacks and vibrant, punchy colors.
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A new adaptation from David Harrower ("Blackbird") trims the text to 21 punchy minutes, and the Pearl Theater's sturdy production serves the story well (230:2308).
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We made their heads inflatable balloons, with little paper wigs, and then we made these little punchy arms, sort of like Rock 'em Sock 'em Robots.
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Even the lower valuation for the unit is a relatively punchy 11.7 times trailing EBITDA, which seems to factor in a bit of a takeover premium.
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A new adaptation from David Harrower ("Blackbird") trims the text to 90 punchy minutes, and the Pearl Theater's sturdy production serves the story well (1:30).
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J.C. The vocalist Pepito Gómez has a siren sound that reaches right back into the 1940s, when the punchy pop music known as mambo overtook Cuba.
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This activity shows students the importance of a punchy sentence, the flexibility of phrases and clauses, and how different sentence beginnings can add energy to prose.
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When Time magazine started in 1923, it hit upon a popular formula: short, punchy items that aggregated the week's events and came in an entertaining package.
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The news radiated out of the Lindo Wing and down South Wharf Road, where a cheerful, punchy crowd had swelled over the course of the day.
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In 22.5, one way they are going to do this is through the sharing of memes — pithy, punchy photos and videos designed for maximum partisan impact.
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Migos's punchy and effective set here proved it with a quick tour of hits and not quite hits that maintained some of the night's highest energy.
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Mr. Trump's designated press secretary, Sean Spicer, has indicated that Mr. Trump will keep using the terse, punchy format after he settles in the White House.
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Amid the usual suspects of moisture-rich balms and creamy neutral shadows, there are punchy matte liquid lipsticks, high-intensity neon shadows, and so much more.
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Besides, if Ms. Gunderson isn't a poet, she is a persuasive, feeling writer with an assertive command of structure and a punchy way with individual scenes.
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And just a few minutes ago, Sly and boxing studs Lennox Lewis and Deontay Wilder celebrated the move with a punchy photo op in Washington D.C.
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For maximum shine, try L.A.-based celeb colorist Danny Moon's Major Moonshine, a sparkly gel that comes in four hues ranging from classic gold to punchy aqua.
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Dressel, fresh from his sizzling gold in the 20.55 metres freestyle, posted the third fastest time ever with a punchy 24 seconds in the men's 2200m butterfly.
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Often clocking in under three minutes, the songs on Period are brief, punchy, and reminiscent of its predecessors, the Miami sound popularized by Trina and Trick Daddy.
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As the app transforms into Vine Camera, leaving those punchy 6-second videos behind, many of its biggest stars and fans are sharing one last good-bye.
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"The deterioration in Thomas Cook's financial position leaves the company looking for a white knight to pay a fairly punchy multiple for the airline," Berenberg analysts wrote.
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In fact he's relaxed, even a bit punchy, in the speaker's lounge at Consensus, the cryptocurrency world's largest annual conference, held in New York City this week.
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Don't leave without tasting the cheesy corn, and save room for the fried rice, shaken tableside in a metal box with a punchy, deeply savory chili paste.
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"A Touch of Zen" has since served as the template for many martial arts films, but its balletic action, wide-screen panoramas and punchy montage remain impressive.
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As Steva, who impregnates Jenufa, Joseph Kaiser sang with hearty authority; Daniel Brenna had punchy power as his hapless half brother Laca, who ends up with her.
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He's given us cheerful disco tunes like "Good To You," punchy house bangers like "What Ya Doin,'" as well as tougher beats from his techno alias Talismann.
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Yet his graphic portrayal of it identified, on the one hand, a punchy affirmation of the term, and on the other hand, very deep feelings of fear.
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Initially known for simple handbags in punchy colors, the Kate Spade New York label grew into a sprawling lifestyle brand that includes furniture, baby gifts, and sneakers.
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The organist sometimes uses a small wood bar to depress blocks of keys to produce punchy cluster chords, surrounded by bursts of chimes, gongs and mallet percussion.
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If these episodes — dreamy passages endlessly alternating with punchy, driven ones — never really cohere, and if the blazing, rushing climaxes grow exhausting, there are lovely moments throughout.
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Themes of bodily autonomy (or lack thereof), chaos and order, fear and resilience, and outsiderness around gender and race are deftly conveyed in punchy yet operatic lines.
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The president's speech had admirable length (it clocked in at just over 60 minutes), the requisite number of ovations, about 90, and a succession of punchy pronouncements.
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He was equipped with three guitar chords, a screaming vocal style and an endless stream of punchy, provocative lyrics aimed at the Establishment in all its forms.
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With a heated steering wheel, excellent touch-screen interface, stitching on the instrument panel and a punchy Alpine sound system, it's priced like one, too, at $55,850.
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A small but punchy retrospective at London's Serpentine Gallery (the first in a European institution) is a testament to the extraordinary range and power of her works.
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The valuation of that unit, which handles bets on sports and racing, was given as a punchy 11.7 times trailing EBITDA or more, based on optimistic assumptions.
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The punchy finale of George Walker's Piano Concerto, from that same album, gives a sense of the richness that Columbia's series made available to a wider audience.
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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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With that in mind, he's crafted an alternative: an LED display that uses its shape, big arrows, and punchy icons to loudly articulate the rules of the road.
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They proudly wave the metalpunk banner with a little bit of gothy swagger and young Rollins snot, serving up an end result that's punchy, crude, and extremely listenable.
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The resulting sound is distinctive and punchy, and because Dizzee is warding off would-be assailants (lyrical and otherwise), he chooses words that sound like pre-emptive blows.
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The punchy orange makes it look like I actually put the effort in, when all I really did was slap on some blush, brow gel, and lip gloss.
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On the red purple carpet, for many it was jewel tones from toe to antenna, the six hues of the Infinity Stones creating a particularly punchy Marvel aesthetic.
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It comes equipped with powerful 45mm drivers and 16 watts of enhanced bass for crisp and punchy beats, and Bluetooth 4.1 tech for seamless connectivity to your devices.
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These are punchy if depressing one-liners about the mundane and stultifying nature of the office, likely to resonate with anyone who's ever spent time in a cubicle.
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Of the wines, there's the punchy XTRMNTR red made from Mourvedre and Grenache Noir grapes and the Beau Oui Comme Bowie (a nod to the Serge Gainsbourg song).
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According to Cross' Twitter, the family lives near Glasgow in the U.K. He's a writer, so maybe his daughter picked up some of her dad's punchy writing skills.
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Even if you set aside the fact that this is a deadly serious debate, this is bad messaging—these are mealymouthed, corny slogans that aren't punchy at all.
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You will be a great writer, able to articulate often complex messages in succinct, punchy prose, whether in op-eds for publication or in speeches for our CEO.
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I'd never thought about a wine tasting sort of cheesy before, but this punchy vintage has a not-unpleasant tang to it that squares up with the burger.
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It is a chaotic album, ping-ponging between bawdy, punchy rapping and tender, lonely singing — a blend that goes back to his days posting loose tracks on SoundCloud.
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"Beastie Boys Book," chockablock with personal snapshots, punchy, stream-of-consciousness memories and stories from friends, is especially raw, a deeper way for the band's fans to engage.
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Though retsina is primarily a white wine (and occasionally a rosé), it goes beautifully with roasted lamb, its punchy flavors refusing to knuckle under to the savory meat.
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This is not a man who came up in the Twitter moment that rewards quick, punchy rejoinders, a skill at which some of Mr. Biden's rivals have excelled.
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Whether you loved or loathed Carrie Bradshaw, you couldn't deny that the show was riveting, punchy, and sexy as it dealt with relatable issues surrounding sex and dating.
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Introducing our new biweekly column by Alison Roman, with effortless and delicious recipes you can make in less than an hour — like this bright, punchy sheet-pan trout.
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Year after year, the family comedy has conquered the sitcom format, delivering topical one-liners, punchy dialogue, and running gags that somehow never seem to stop being funny.
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Starring Alex Lawther and Jessica Barden as star-crossed somethings James and Alyssa, this two-season romp blends humor, heart, and a classic rock soundtrack to punchy effect.
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The Freebuds are a decent AirPods clone, with great, punchy sound, plenty of range, and decent battery life (helped by the case, which doubles as the charger).Â
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But the show's mortal sin was not being able to find any excitement or fun in a martial arts series full of ninjas and power-punchy, glowing fists.
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Nevertheless, it was a great opportunity to marvel anew at Phife's joyous energy, and he will always be remembered as the punchy yang to Q-Tip's smoothed-out yin.
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So if you need a truly portable speaker that can provide punchy sound at any time and any place, then look no further than this highly-rated Sony device.
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The sound is punchy and engaging, the fit is stable without being fatiguing, and the weight distribution with the battery modules resting on the wearer's shoulders is pretty great.
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Vocals feel like the first-class citizen on these headphones, but the bass is so taut, punchy, and present that my bass head urges are fully sated as well.
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While intensely delicious, garlic's punchy pungency can turn your mouth into a weapon against ex-lovers, false friends and any other creature who tries to make your life miserable.
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As such, I fully expect an avalanche of punchy soundbites on talk radio and Twitter that blame Trump if and when stocks continue to decline over the coming months.
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At a glance, Tampon Run seems like a Mario Brothers revamp, complete with a loop of punchy music and a boxy little figure who hurls weapons at oncoming enemies.
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Sound quality is comparable to Bose or Beats, with crisp high and low-end frequencies, punchy bass (but not in an obnoxious way), and an amazing 20-hour battery.
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In his most recent work, Mr. Smith embraced a bold, abstract style, with punchy forms — the letter S, or sticks of color — against a ground of fat crosshatched lines.
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Once the mood is set with an extended intro, things subtly pick up steam with the introduction of a distantly reverberating industrial creak alongside punchy, greyscale dub techno stabs.
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Ahead of its release, though, the group has shared a politically-charged song called "White Cops on Trial," which is a punchy track that shamelessly tackles the song's subject.
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It's easy to fall for the Platinum's features, including a panoramic glass roof, climate-controlled front seats, a punchy Sony sound system and a cut and sewn instrument panel.
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Buoyed by lively acting, the show continually found new ways to tell its stories, which were sprinkled with snappy dialogue, punchy girl-power action scenes and very real emotions.
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With Jen Shyu on wordless vocals, and a three-horn section rendering punchy patterns, Mr. Sorey becomes the fulcrum, holding things together with tightly bound beats and bustling syncopation.
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Both the Sanders and Bloomberg campaigns see value in framing the primary as a two-man race, and even before Wednesday night, the week had produced several punchy skirmishes.
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There are also six debuts, and the entries are in a tight range of length, nearly all six to eight letters long, which makes it feel sharp and punchy.
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Thanks to punchy rappers like Migos and woozy shriekers like Lil Uzi Vert, ad-libs — interjections, echoes, barks — have become as essential to hip-hop as the main lyrics.
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So now that the second punchy-hero-punch-punch epic of the year is out of the way, can we finally get back to our favorite crusaders fighting bad guys?
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Getting punchy: Undefeated boxer Floyd Mayweather continued his war of words with Conor McGregor this week, ahead of their planned multi-million dollar fight in Las Vegas on August 26.
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Jumping and thrashing around with endless comic momentum, speeding by in such a daft blur it takes time to notice the punchy hooks and crafty transitions, Otoboke Beaver run riot.
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The trouble is, MBS has already stated what he thinks the valuation should be, and at $2trn, it is punchy enough to make even a Silicon Valley boss look bashful.
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From the punchy title track "Shoot Me" to the anthemic "Feeling Good," Shoot Me: Youth Part 23 is a photo album of the rollercoaster that is coming of age. 103.
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Nah, try upwards of three hours — especially if we're talking head-to-toe glam complete with a full face of foundation, perfectly drawn on brows, and a punchy red lip.
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While that could have sounded like AVAIL going soft, the song's infectious chorus and short, punchy breakdown showed AVAIL had found a way to make hardcore feel like roots music.
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It all sounds very punchy, and the Mate 9 looks and feels like a high-end device, too, with a metal unibody design that's sleek and solid as a rock.
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This punchy cocktail found at speakeasy the Red Frog blends ruby port wine with Lisbon's signature ginjinha (wild cherry liqueur), a splash of Venezuelan rum, chocolate bitters, and smoked cinnamon.
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Ms. Taylor found that miniskirts work best (a lot of the scenarios, like a suggestion of coffee or "mwah" kiss, are not full body images), as do bright, punchy prints.
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Even better than the solos is her writing for the larger forces — which, on "Vogelfrei," include punchy percussion, frenzied strings and winds, an ethereal choir, and the pianist Kris Davis.
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On Thursday, Twitter was pockmarked with laments from journalists who would no longer have jobs at the punchy five-day-a-week tabloid intended to make city commutes less wearisome.
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Crunchy and fresh, the raw vegetable holds its own in a punchy salad with blue cheese and mustard, offsetting the rich, buttery flavors of the Thanksgiving table with assertive verve.
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" On "Talk to Me," El-P raps in a punchy, Company Flow manner, "Brave men didn't die face down in the Vietnam muck so I could not style on you.
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Each verse gets a different instrumental track, and within verses, the flow changes again and again: slow and fast, long lines and punchy short ones, vehement sincerity and cutting sarcasm.
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Between Mr. Valli's gown and the Haas Brothers' and Sisters' Afreaks are hundreds of useful objects, including lamps, furniture and office products, as well as jewelry, weavings and graphically punchy posters.
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One of a handful of boutique Crimean winemakers hoping to revive fine wine on the peninsula, his brand, launched in 2010, now produces a punchy riesling and a subtle pinot noir.
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"I'd seen him on pre-deployment training with the Gurkhas, but didn't think he would be out here and doing a pretty punchy job as a forward air controller," he adds.
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Sonically it's a patient but punchy adaptation of 90s indie, landing somewhere between Rilo Kiley and Jawbreaker, with guitarist Sheena Ozzella and drummer Alex Kerns trading the spotlight line-by-line.
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The author clearly wants to provoke pity and outrage in his readers, and he succeeds — but to that end, why not write a punchy reportage instead of a very long novel?
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Ford sticks the landing of this short, poignant and punchy book not by resolving the mystery, but by reminding the reader that there's nothing quite so horrific as having no future.
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But Jackson is a true talent to watch, having written a sharp book with punchy music and lyrics, as well as handling the complex vocal arrangements for a cast of seven.
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They also stopped treating tax policy as a delicate matter for economists to discuss behind closed doors and started treating it as a set of punchy talking points for the public.
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Full of the memorably punchy song titles ("Play the Goddamned Part") and the raw, industrial rock that NIN are best known for, the succinct album shows they're as relevant as ever.
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Colbert's sharp wit and punchy political humor has earned him the best ratings in the business and a set of monologues that have been viewed nearly 57 million times on YouTube.
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The band, whose ranks include a number of Colombia natives, tackles topics like the immigrant experience and environmental justice in music accented by punchy horns, buzzy synths and full-throated harmonies.
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The 2020 Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring was the clear winner in this comparison, and I actually deducted points before I made my choice because of the Aviator&aposs more punchy powertrain.
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Sony GTK-XB5 Speaker — save £107 This speaker can add some serious low-end power to your music, by reinforcing basslines to create deep, punchy bass that really makes an impact.
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Released in conjunction with the 1987 album of the same name, this concert film captures Prince doing what he does best: enthralling audiences with his sexual dance moves and punchy voice.
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It's not like I put purposely hip-hop beats on top of this thing… It's all- inclusive in a sense: organic-leaning, plenty of low end, kind of punchy, crunchy sounding.
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Staples hasn't — strong and compelling and immediate though his music is, there's no pop appeal, no outreach, unless you happen to be an aesthete who enjoys well-constructed raps and punchy beats.
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"The reduction to the dividend is prudent, given the enormous constraints on cash flow... even after the cut, the yield will remain punchy," said Richard Hunter, head of markets at interactive investor.
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However, followed up with "Dreams", Lil Betete dives in with punchy bars about all the goals he's working towards that will inevitably come to fruition with the success of his music career.
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"If there's one lesson this life has taught me, open your heart be kind," he sings, his deeply soothing voice miles away from the punchy, Robert Smith-style echoes of previous work.
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The New York tabloid, known for its punchy — and sometimes controversial — front pages is owned by News Corp, the publishing company headed by media mogul Rupert Murdoch, an ally of the president.
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Fans of classic work will immediately recognize his signature punchy bass-drum and sparky high-hat combo, but the producer has stepped up his sound with mighty beats dropped from dizzying heights.
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That makes the energetic but scattered "Dummy Boy" far less rowdy than his first full-length release, "Day69," which was filled with short, punchy scraps of songs that defied many rap conventions.
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In addition to her simple, punchy opening lines, Roupenian likes to begin stories at true beginnings, like childhood or a brand-new relationship, her tales often ones of maturation in fast-forward.
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Not only are they soft and cushy, but they also deliver a deep, punchy EXTRA BASS™2 sound that's tailor-made for dance music, and 30 hours of superior wireless sound.
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Instead, the root- and rock-covered trails and punchy climbs around New York require a stiffer frame and the ability to run some of the widest mountain-bike tires on the market.
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Riley connects with others easily, on the street and in his art — he has been writing rhymes about radical politics long enough to know how to frame ideas in punchy, compelling language.
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In February, Hack Harassment teamed up with Kesha to launch its first anti-harassment PSA, a short, punchy YouTube video that invites viewers to join the musician in the fight against online hate.
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Unlike last week, which featured little to no violence, meaning players saw most of the points bestowed on their characters for quirky or punchy one-liners, last night's episode was all about carnage.
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In 2017, becalmed U.S. stocks tempted many on Wall St into short vol bets that eventually exploded in February 2018 -- dubbed "volmageddon" -- on the relatively minor trigger of a punchy U.S. inflation reading.
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Lots of branded content has aped—poorly—the language of "justice" contained in Holzer's punchy emotive catchphrases; at a glance, you could mistake a Holzer for a piece of viral marketing for Corona.
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Blind optimism about the prospects of Mr Corbyn and an extremely punchy campaign in places such as Canterbury, which voted Labour for the first time in its history, proved a remarkably successful strategy.
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Lipsticks that span from an everyday peachy nude to a punchy pink that's fit for a night out (the latter of which is a shade Jagger called "a long time in the making").
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The films on the list below run the gamut from "strange but true" stories to impressionistic portraits of a forgotten America, with approaches that range from arty and elliptical to punchy and direct.
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The LCD2Cs offer terrific dynamism and punchy, hard-hitting bass, and I'd describe them as an open version of the closed Aeon Flow with better soundstage but not quite the same sound signature.
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To keep it short, the black levels on the 24-inch screen aren't quite as deep and inky as on the 50, 65, and 75-inch models, nor is the contrast as punchy.
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The scrap between the leading teams is surreal as well as punchy, with the Ford and the Ferrari hurtling between green fields, so close to each other that the drivers can swap snarls.
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This requires but is not limited to: pants that barely cover one's vagina, crop tops that with one reach expose a whole lotta under-boob, perfect washboard abs, and punchy choreographed dance moves.
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In addition to doing what we would recognize as dance steps—often vigorous, hard, punchy (you wouldn't want to get in their flight path)—they talk, play records, and stand on their hands.
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But with Popstar — the group's second feature film, after 2007's Hot Rod — the Lonely Island parlay their knack for creating punchy music videos into a truly weird and very funny pop mockumentary.
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And sure enough, in the formal pregame introductions — the first in the Bronx since the booing episode — Girardi was greeted with the usual, enthusiastic, here-comes-our-manager cheering from the punchy onlookers.
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With a variety of prints like polka dots and florals, as well as solids ranging from classic black to punchy red, you're bound to find at least one colorway that suits your style.
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Aping the grainy image of late-night infomercials and cable-access television, the campy "Awesome Show" aesthetic, particularly its meticulously punchy sound effects, has lodged in the brains of a generation of comics.
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Since environmental racism can be the consequence of interactions between distinct government institutions, private companies, and background demographics, all this can feel a bit abstract and hard to grip with a punchy critique.
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The utterly danceable "Give Me a Reason," which opens the album with a punchy, upbeat hybrid of funk, synth-pop and makossa, is about the Nigerian schoolgirls abducted in 2014 by Boko Haram.
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In 2017, becalmed U.S. stocks tempted many on Wall St into short vol bets that eventually exploded in February 2018 — dubbed "volmageddon" — on the relatively minor trigger of a punchy U.S. inflation reading.
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If you want an unusual but punchy telling of the world's explosion of climate-warping gases, look no further than this visualization of CO2 levels over the past centuries soaring like skyscrapers into space.
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While P&G's is wordy, there is something pleasingly punchy about Caterpillar's credo—"our solutions help our customers build a better world"—and it is linked to the firm's core business of construction machinery.
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FROM PEN: How the Property Brothers Shocked Their Dad with Their Entrepreneurial Skills Even if punchy patterns aren't your thing, the designer notes there's one way to ensure you're house is beautiful: do you.
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That would take the debt load of the combined group close to a punchy $80 billion, or more than four times EBITDA for this year, according to I/B/E/S estimates from Refinitiv.
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However, the bank said this was in part due to a recent punchy run in those areas and the picture for risk assets remained "quite bright in an environment of gradually stronger global growth."
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The game's weapons still feel a touch weaker than those found in the arsenal of its great rival, Call of Duty, but punchy sound design makes them sound both horribly powerful and historically accurate.
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Stir in the chilli powder and curry powder, then add the peanuts, sea salt, garlic, chili, and ginger and stir well; lots of punchy aroma should be rising from the pot at this point.
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There's Rock Dove, an iridescent lilac; Ibis, an intense gold; Lark, a glowy taupe; Robin, a punchy rose; and wildcard Peacock, which is jade green with a silver gleam and doubles as an eyeshadow.
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The show features music by Duncan Sheik and a punchy book by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa that captures the novel's over-the-top-satire and its slick, stylish sendup of late-'80s Wall Street hedonism.
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On an alternate earth in an alternate galaxy, songs like "When You're Depressed" and "Zelda's in the Spotlight"—a glorious early-album one-two of punchy synthpop and Bubble Bobble-electronics—top the charts.
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And the influence has flowed back: There are a few moments on "Espresso," including the punchy original "Boss Lady," when you're struck by how well it fits into the landscape of current-day jazz.
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It's not as punchy and jaw-dropping as the OLED screen would be, but it has better battery life and a much lower price tag so it's likely the best option for most people.
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For some, it takes very little convincing to break into that stack of glitter-packed highlighters, the eyeshadow palettes that house the prettiest candy-colored pigments, the tubes of lipsticks colored in punchy hues.
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She went on to set up BirthStrike, both to spread a "punchy" message about the impact of climate change and to offer a "solidarity group for the people starting to feel the emotional consequences".
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The ancillary nonsense, though, sapped the momentum of the show, which ran three hours and somehow still didn't have room for "The New Girl in Town," a smart, punchy number from the film version.
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The innovation will promise a more "punchy" finish for spectators and television audiences, organizers hope, as a full field whittled down to 24 players compete in pairs in six-hole playoffs until only one remains.
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Just as his mostly somber 2014 graphic biography of wrestler "André the Giant" is fitted with punchy gags, Brown's new book is definitely funny, even if the subject isn't much of a laugh at all.
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The Breezy Bottoms Some might assume that pants wouldn't make our summer hit list, but these lightweight joggers, made with a breathable fabric and available in a variety of punchy hues, were a no-brainer.
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Once we popped a few of the punchy gems into our mouths, the final flavor stamp of approval was sealed; for a natural gummy with zero synthetic ingredients, these snacks are packed with major flavor.
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One brand whose drinks I did enjoy, though, was Punchy, who were selling alcohol-free rum and ginger cocktails (they also had alcoholic versions on display, but weren't allowed to sell them at the event).
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Temasek splashed out some $5.7 billion for a quarter of the business and a say on the board, amounting to an enterprise value equivalent to a punchy 13 times that year's EBITDA, Goldman Sachs reckons.
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While Alaphilippe outclassed his rivals during the first two weeks on short, punchy climbs, hanging on in the Pyrenees and by upsetting Thomas in the time trial, Pinot is closing in on the lead fast.
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Mr. King was recruited by The Sunday Times's magazine in 1965, and he and Michael Rand, the art director, went on to transform it visually, using punchy graphics, sans-serif type and dramatic photo cropping.
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"It hits all the right notes: Punchy powertrains and an agile chassis that's a ton of fun, sporty exterior styling with strong graphics, and a well-appointed interior," said MotorTrend international bureau chief Angus MacKenzie.
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In nearly matching front-page headlines on Friday, the New York Post and the New York Daily News — both known for their punchy style — declared Trump as "with" a "perv" in the Alabama Senate race.
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This one has many of the punchy flavors of one of my favorite recipes of all time — the roast chicken with bread salad from Zuni Cafe in San Francisco — but comes together much more quickly.
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In addition to his own company, Cheek by Jowl, he founded a troupe in Moscow in 2000, and has found a third home in France, where he is well-known for his punchy ensemble work.
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Denzel Curry: Zuu (Loma Vista) Where his former group, Raider Klan, specialized in hypnotic, experimental murk, Denzel Curry's solo albums present a blunt, controlled rap classicism — punchy and direct, tinged with a metallic industrial sheen.
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And the chain has also already made some "simple pivots" on messaging - releasing punchy and light-hearted ads focusing on Chipotle's "real" ingredients such as grilled adobo chicken, freshly made chips and hand-mashed guacamole.
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Romain Lamiot, a 28-year-old longtime National Front supporter who carried his baby in his arms to the Villepinte rally, admiringly called her "punchy," using a term not usually applied to women in French.
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When Veep creator Armando Iannucci announced he'd be taking on the sci-fi genre, fans of his sharp satire yearned for Selina Meyer in space — a witty workplace comedy with punchy quips and intergalactic stakes.
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LOS ANGELES — Elizabeth Warren turned Pete Buttigieg's wining and dining of donors, namely his recent fundraiser inside a swanky Napa Valley wine cave, into a punchy argument against his presidential campaign during Thursday's Democratic debate.
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Punchy seven-year-old Tony grew up to be a cab driver with three kids, precocious John became a barrister, shy East Londoner Jackie would eventually be feeding her fussy son cereal in their kitchen.
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To the punchy drums of Iggy Pop's "Lust for Life," which punctuated the movie's famous "choose life" monologue ("Choose life...choose a job...choose a career...choose a family"), my teenage heart drummed like wild.
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Sonically, "Ella Tu y Yo" draws from punchy, nostalgic R&B––owing as much to artists like Al B Sure and Sade as it does to contemporaries like Frank Ocean or Finesse label mate Jesse Baez.
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"Warm" is described as having vintage warmth and being thick and smooth; "Balanced" has a focus on balance, clarity, and depth; and "Open" is more modern, with attention to making the audio more punchy and present.
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Mechanical keyboards are a bit of a nostalgic luxury, echoing back to the days of punchy, clacky key switches and metal springs and a sound so crisp and loud you can hear it through the walls.
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Everyone from Mandy Moore to Kate Hudson has been sporting a punchy color on their pouts, which you'd probably be surprised to hear is incredibly easy to pull off, according to PEOPLE's Beauty Editor Jackie Fields.
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The new Phantom Reactor puts a ton of emphasis on punchy highs and rumbling lows, so much so that I felt myself longing for more mid-range sounds that typically make music feel warm and full.
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This is despite the surge in bond yields and a punchy dollar, both of which are tightening global financial conditions even before the Fed starts raising interest rates in earnest - and could yet choke off growth.
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Truth be told, Alpha Male's oceanic synth washes, metallic melodies, and punchy beats feel better suited to driving with the top down around the Palm Island of Dubai than steering through traffic-clogged streets of Kabul.
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You can always take a swing and a fake fight if you're feeling punchy, and as long as you come clean and says it's only for amusement, maybe your date will think you're a real knockout.
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MICHAEL ARKINToronto For months you have written off Bernie Sanders, consistently using punchy language to describe him as "crotchety" or a "septuagenarian", even though he has only a few years on Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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Following Mira Dancy's eye-catching neon odalisque and site-specific painting at MoMA PS1's "Greater New York" show, the artist is a welcome sight at Galerie Hussenot with a large, punchy portrait and mirror piece.
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What really speaks for this punchy little speaker set is that it was developed by an audio engineer (and a prolific one, at that) and a musician, both of whom spend their lives on the road.
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With a 0-60 mph speed of about 8 seconds, the XT4 isn't really quick, but its motor supplies abundant torque early, so it feels punchy (without being jerky, which would, of course, indicate actual speed).
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Israeli cuisine tends to have "stronger, a lot more rough" flavors—punchy herbs, unreserved spices, and brazen olive oil—than Centeno's delicate Galician style, which "elevates the fish" by accompanying it with milder companions, Berrebi said.
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In pop music, producers have enthusiastically applied gated reverb to drums to create that punchy percussive sound — used by every artist from Phil Collins to Prince — to pay homage to their favorite artists of the 1980s.
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But what makes them great are their ornaments: garlicky yogurt, oddly punchy and soothing at once, and a rubble of split peas in a rich korma of tomato paste and onions caramelized to a near burn.
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Keegan Michael-Key made a range of complex scenarios simple with his trademark sense of humor in this smart and punchy ad for Quicken Loans' Rocket Mortgage service, making the brand the underdog winner this year.
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It relies on rosy economic assumptions to make the numbers work, with punchy forecasts for G.D.P. growth and government borrowing costs leading to a steady reduction in the deficit and, eventually, a balanced budget by 2035.
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Politics are central to "Limehouse," Steve Waters's punchy new play about the origins of the Social Democratic Party, started in Britain in 1981 by four Labour Party defectors who became known as the Gang of Four.
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Were it not her 20th-plus role, further establishing Stone as an actor who receives both shiny and critical acclaim, her performance in "The Favourite" has all the sharp and punchy impact of a breakout role.
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During the class I am dying out of my ass because I've been trying to keep up with fitness influencers in a "fun and punchy" ten-round HIIT session that I genuinely fear might make me puke.
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Kave's first impressions of the Deborah Lippmann kit were great: The color was punchy and bright, and both the base and topcoats were incredibly thick, almost like professional gel, and set down to a regular polish look.
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The brightest song of the album is "Golden Age," which features Kyp sounding like Michael Jackson on "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough" and big, punchy Africa '70-style horns played by Brooklyn-based Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra.
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Punchy bass, clarity and a feeling of isolation that is not to be confused with noise-cancelling headphones — after all, these aren't — but more akin to being in a very quiet room that's always filled with music.
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Rather, she pairs artworks with a selection of texts — poems, reflections, excerpts — in a keen effort to provide a complex web of context to pieces that otherwise might seem like little more than punchy political one-liners.
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In one of the largest buyouts since the credit crisis, Moody's Investors Service said leverage was 7.6 times as of June 30, while the private equity firm says total leverage is 5.3 times after punchy Ebitda adjustments.
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On "Hopeless," a smooth electronic gloss coats the jerky, up-and-down pairing of the buzzy metallic keyboard with the punchy bounce of the drum machine to replace its nervous energy with a placating sense of calm.
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Charli XCX has obviously released a bunch of definitive albums and mixtapes over the years, but she really excels at these vivid, one-off, punchy pop tracks that make a dance-floor fill up when it's flagging.
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In the 1960s and '70s, Punchy made frequent appearances in television ads that touted the drink's generous supply of vitamin C, but made no mention of the prodigious sugar content that kept children coming back for more.
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Michelle handed out line readings like baked potatoes at a Halston party to Cracker, who could not let go in her moments, and Eureka, who, shockingly, struggled with her small, punchy role as a bingo-calling robot.
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Some of that same blitzing energy was heard in "Bloom," by Mayu Hirano, an academy attendee — a sharply orchestrated work that reveled in punchy rhythmic elements and gradually massaged mercurial, knotty piano chords into a memorable progression.
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In a punchy speech at the NFU's conference in Birmingham on Tuesday, the union's president Minette Batters said it would be "morally bankrupt" and the "work of the insane" for Britain to lower food standards after Brexit.
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It has been reported that the 87-year-old astronaut Buzz Aldrin will close out Mr. Graham's show this year, adding a weird but wonderful touch to the Joe Boxer founder's collection of punchy suits and shirts.
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There was a big focus on feminist art and museums putting together punchy exhibitions of women's art in the early 2000s, when galleries and museums started looking at their collections to ask why aren't more women included.
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Whitbread shares leapt as much as 13 percent to a 2-1/2 year high of 48 pounds on news of the deal, which analysts said was priced at a punchy 16.4 times Costa's latest annual earnings.
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Nadler's oversight efforts have so far been less successful in shaping a punchy, damaging case against the administration than Schiff's public hearings, which were disciplined and powerful and managed to largely neuter GOP efforts to disrupt them.
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Bartok and Stravinsky where also major influences, as the punchy opening movement of Kirchner's First Piano Concerto (1953) make clear in this 1956 performance featuring the composer at the piano, with Mitropoulos conducting the New York Philharmonic.
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While it is expected that the central bank will lower its outlook for growth for the next two years, the numbers are also expected to remain just punchy enough to underline the case to exit their purchase program.
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I decided to take my partners outside to write a song on the porch with an acoustic guitar, and lazily bask in the sun with my head tilted up, riffing something punchy and angsty, not yet fully inspired.
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Two months later, in June, director John Singleton capped off a decade as one of the most successful black directors in Hollywood by watching his punchy remake of the blaxploitation classic Shaft become a solid box office hit.
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Considering A New Day's offering of wardrobe staples, festive holiday attire, punchy accessories, and chic workwear is priced from $3 to $49.99, available in sizes 0-16, as well as 14W-26W — we're going to say it worked.
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I use these headphones every day, and they're a good option if you want punchy, warm sound and noise canceling that's effective at silencing your roommates, dog, or anything else that's keeping you from enjoying a quiet moment.
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People might be queuing out of the door for the pair's punchy take on regional Thai cuisine, but Oliver generously found the time to slip us the recipe for a fiery stir fry to warm the winter evenings.
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The artist, who also publishes the sensationalist, "specialist anti-fear magazine" Hard Mag, has a recognizable formula: one graphic image, sourced from sexual, violent, or gross-out sources, overlaid with a vague, punchy slogan in bold, italicized text.
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The post, a punchy number written by former policy chief Rachel Whetstone, noted that Google's visits to the White House addressed a wide range of issues, including patent reform, self-driving cars and technical assistance with the Healthcare.
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The Marvel heroes, Avengers and otherwise, are an unstoppable charismatic force because there is everything to love about a bunch of hot people with superpowers kicking the snot out of CGI aliens and quipping cleverly in punchy asides.
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The chamber opera that made their name, the punchy, harrowing "Dog Days" (2012), featured nine instrumentalists, six singers and an actor: "JFK" drafts nine principals, two choruses, an orchestra of 52 and six cheerleaders from Texas Christian University.
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Casey Schwartz's punchy, engrossing narrative about the experience of trying and becoming addicted to Adderall illuminates a conclusion that should surprise no one: Diversion of medication to patients who have not been diagnosed properly never turns out well.
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She was able to hit ground stroke winners from all over the court, often painting the lines, and leaving Kerber, the world's No. 2 female player, struggling to effectively deploy her signature, punchy counter-attacking style of play.
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And though the trailers for Gears of War 4 pitched it as a darker game, that's not my experience in the opening hours of the campaign, which are more colorful and punchy than the series has ever been.
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So it's gone with "Goliath," a punchy Los Angeles neo-noir starring Billy Bob Thornton as the alcoholic lawyer Billy McBride, who takes on the city's elites as he tries to make up for a lifetime of mistakes.
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Yet the editing team helps evoke an overall sense of lighthearted adventure; the narration is punchy and personal; the pop score (mostly by Fredricka Stahl) is catchy; and the hopscotching visuals are as vibrant as the subjects profiled.
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The Astana rider attacked from a small group of breakaway riders 1.5km from the finish in the final punchy climb, holding off France's Tony Gallopin and Italian Davide Formolo, who were second and third respectively five seconds behind.
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Best Song: "Little Black Dress" You'll find few songs in "Shock Treatment" you wish were longer, but this punchy rock 'n' roll ode to an Audrey Hepburn/"Breakfast at Tiffany's"-style dress, could easily have extended its pleasures.
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Traditionally, the agaves used for mezcal are roasted in an underground pit, wild-fermented in open vats, and distilled to proof, yielding a punchy, petroly, funky spirit that is thought to be a uniquely eloquent expression of terroir.
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But with Mr. Biden's setback in Iowa and a slate of flawed competitors beside him onstage on Friday — their shortcomings laid bare in several punchy exchanges throughout the night — the party has been left to consider an unsettling truth.
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I like the alternative approach to an app drawer, for example (see above) — you swipe down the right edge of the screen to pull up an alphabetical scroll bar of apps that you can navigate with punchy haptic feedback.
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Too precisely mechanical for the blues melody to sound much like blues, Prince's LinnDrum beat slams down hard on the nonstop whomp that dominates the album, sparking a big punchy rock song that nonetheless fits the album's unifying electrofunk.
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Okay, some of the snares aren't as punchy as I might hear them on, say, the Noble Audio Kaiser 10s, but then I wouldn't listen to the K10s for hours on end the way I would with the NightHawks.
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"In our view, this is a nice technology-rich company and adds scale and breadth to Philips' existing portfolio of mechanical atherectomy and intravascular ultrasound – but clearly this is a punchy price to pay," they said in a note.
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The display doesn't have the best viewing angles in the world, but it looks punchy and vibrant head-on, and 217p is the right resolution for a gaming laptop even if it seems lacking next to high-res ultrabooks.
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A marriage of two misery-inclined artists, the song, produced by Wheezy and Psymun and SinGrinch, is wrapped in punchy basslines as the artists seemingly marvel over a beautiful woman while trying to remain sane throughout the whole endeavour.
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In it, Mr Li announced a punchy GDP growth target of 6.5-7% for 2016, along with the means he hoped would secure it: a bigger budget deficit than had been planned for last year and faster credit growth.
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Edwards said a flattening of the U.S. yield curve — where the difference between short-dated and longer-dated U.S. Treasury yields narrow — was revealing investor fears about the economic recovery, despite punchy data related to consumer and business optimism.
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By the time that sequence was over, Tom was so physically and mentally exhausted, he had nitrogen in his blood, he was achy all over, he was very punchy, it was hard for him to focus and remember lines.
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His atmospheric, circus-inspired sets, which he created alongside Aurélie Lemaignen, offered a promising starting point, but Mr. Bobée lost his way in the painfully long fourth and fifth acts, however, despite punchy performances from many in the cast.
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Its debt is already at a punchy 5.4 times earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization — or Ebitda — over the last 12 months, yet Sempra will have to borrow more money to help finance its offer for Energy Future.
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During the impeachment process, he has emerged as one of the Democrats' top messaging lieutenants, deploying punchy declarations of resolve to hold Mr. Trump accountable and icy rebukes of Republicans who have scorned the effort as a partisan ploy.
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Just witness the Punchy Players online with their splicing of clips of Ms. Garland and her daughter Liza Minnelli from Ms. Garland's 1960s TV show into a skit about grocery shopping (complete with Ann Miller at the checkout counter).
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The candidates will have to sit for extended interviews that test the range of their expertise, making it much more difficult to provide a punchy one-line answer or turn the tables on their opponents to prove a point.
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Hercules has "Go the Distance," Ariel has "Part of Your World," and Elsa has "Let It Go." Moana, our feminist Disney heroine of 2016, has the punchy "How Far I'll Go," written by Lin-Manuel Miranda and performed by Auli'i Cravalho.
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Indeed, for all the optimism about a punchy global economic upturn in which an exceptionally long list of countries are expanding at the same time, the two biggest central banks are due to keep running completely opposing policy this year.
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A second Bulgarian candidate, also a woman, but with a rosier reputation as a punchy ex-dissident than her ex-communist compatriot, caused a momentary frisson of gamblers' excitement by throwing her fur cap into the ring at the last minute.
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While earlier albums were full of bright hooks and punchy dancefloor anthems, this one occupies a completely different color pallette: it's darker, more sorrowful and introspective, even it's most joyful moments offset with having navigated through trauma to reach them.
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Aw. For EDM obsessives, gym junkies who need extra pumping up, or anyone requiring a distraction from their 9-5 job, Sony's Extra Bass headphones (model MDR-XB950B1) offer the enhanced low-end frequencies and punchy clarity you've been longing for.
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Whimsical cloud-like shapes in seven punchy hues are meticulously mapped out so that the yellow shade from the CAI All That Glitters Eyeshadow Palette lands on your eyes' inner corners, which, according to Stiassni, brightens and opens them up.
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The two recently teamed up for "Dream Tracking," a standalone track that sees Beshken channeling his knack for layered arrangements and playful rhythms into a lean, grime-inflected pulse, around which Halima wraps her talk-sung lyrics with punchy glee.
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At 14.9 times 2018 EBITDA, the valuation paid by the Japanese is less than what AB InBev wanted for the entire Asia business, which was valued at 19.7 times at the low end of a punchy price range in the IPO.
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"Bullies" is a punchy piece of reporting with a wicked hook: The author and the book's central character, Trevor Latham, attend the same Long Island elementary school, beat each other up regularly and savagely, then disappear from each other's lives.
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The debut of "Megyn Kelly Presents" drew an average of 4.8 million viewers, according to early Nielsen figures, a respectable number for a prime-time special but less than the audience for, say, one of this presidential campaign's punchy debates.
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French retail group Casino's sale of its Thai and Vietnam units has drawn the eye of Singapore's Dairy Farm International Holdings and South Korea's Lotte Shopping but they'll need punchy bids to go up against deep-pocketed Thai tycoons, bankers said.
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It's as pensive and danceable as it is a droning, dissonant wash of sound to numb your eardrums to, with Walsh, Brian Borcherdt, Matt "Punchy" McQuaid, and Matt Schulz channeling their experimental recklessness into songs that writhe with newfound self-awareness.
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When debates are covered in real time and voters are taking them in with play-by-play commentary on Twitter, the behavior of candidates onstage is dictated by the need for short, punchy moments that differentiate them from the pack.
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I thought of other examples like TIME magazine (TIME being short for "The International Magazine of Events") and ZIP codes ("Zone Improvement Plan"), which are reverse engineered: Take a punchy word and use the letters to create an apt phrase.
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Unlike Pollak and Shapiro, he wasn't particularly fast or facile as a writer, but he was widely regarded as the best on staff at selecting which stories would resonate with readers, and he had a knack for punchy, half-comic headlines.
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The punchy "Witches' Sabbath" finale was effectively rousing and clearly articulated, but here, as elsewhere, I missed the range of atmosphere and unexpected hues that can remind an audience why this work was such a shock when it was new.
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He had moved away from Julian Alaphilippe, the punchy rider from France who did more than anyone to make this Tour the most exciting in decades and held the race lead for 14 days, on a difficult climb to the Iseran.
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Wednesday night's performance was greeted by a fevered, familiar reaction, as fans raised their beer cups in unison, screamed along to the punchy choruses (and to the most verbally labyrinthine verses) and threw bursts of glittering confetti toward the stage.
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I think you should have a really good chilli powder — I use a milder version of it called the kashmiri chilli powder — which gives a nice bright color but is not as spicy or punchy as a normal chilli powder.
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His clean and witty and punchy sentences, his smarts and his middle-class sensibility made me yearn for the kind of down-to-earth columnist I often read in the 1980s and 1990s but barely seems to exist any longer.
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As their eye shadow and punchy, theatrical dynamics would indicate, they draw as much influence from mid-'00s American emo bands as from late '00's Korean indie-rock, but their strengths are inversely proportional to those of most emo bands.
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Adding jaunty horns to the forward rush of their frantic drumming and punchy riffs, revving up the blues growl on "Love the Holidays," and veering into rockabilly on "Rudolph Was Blue," the band sees Christmas as an excuse to rock and roll.
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The rollicking, punchy track chronicles her relationship with her brother, and she describes it as "a pretty classic narrative of brothers and sisters", one that traces the way that the shaky relationships between teenage siblings suddenly transform into friendships with a shared history.
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He was perceived as a one-day racer, a man better suited to the punchy, aggressive single-day battles of the spring, rather than the attritional wars of the three-week races; the Tour, the Giro D'Italia, and the Vuelta a España.
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In July during the couture shows in Paris, the Chaumet Est Une Fête collection paid homage to four venues with music at their center, with the punchy Rhapsodie transatlantique, inspired by the Metropolitan Opera House, looking like a colorful burst of fireworks.
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At this gallery, the only spot of color in Cindy Ji Hye Kim's punchy mixed-media show "Celibate Machine" — aside from a glowing red "Exit" sign in the bunkerlike basement space — is a small pink silicone brick cast inside a can of Spam.
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You don't have a signature sound, but I think it's fair to say when you and Drake work together the sounds are very sparse and cold at times—especially with IYRTITL—but still have those punchy drums that land on the ears immediately.
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In 2015, she wrote a punchy essay for the A.C.L.U. about the what she called the "P" word — privilege — and recorded a video skit in which she wears a hazmat suit and educates her clueless, white boyfriend about race and gender inequality.
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But the melody, with its staccato accents and hint of Middle Eastern inflection, has a punchy quality that feels specific to Mr. Graves; you'll notice it again during his solo, which begins with an octave flourish and ends with a single ringing chord.
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In five single-spaced pages of punchy talking points, Mr. Manafort showed how as a onetime lobbyist he had adeptly won over rich and powerful business and political leaders, many of them oligarchs or dictators, in Russia, Ukraine, the Philippines and Pakistan.
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He railed against the county council, ran once for office as a Republican environmentalist and put up billboards along the highway that borders his property, copying the old Burma-Shave advertising campaigns that told punchy jokes in a series of rhyming signs.
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Industry analyst Paolo Pescatore at PP Foresight said the new devices were a "step in the right direction, but Sony continued to face monumental challenges in competing with rivals who are rolling out new devices, rich with new features at punchy prices".
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"We all know that the biggest bargain in the world is a gallon of paint," said Jeffrey Bilhuber, an interior designer whose upscale clients include Anna Wintour and Iman, but whose new book from Rizzoli, "Everyday Decorating," offers punchy decorating tips for everyone.
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Our voice, we've put a lot of work into our voice and our posting frequency on social, led by our awesome social media mavens, Jenny Earnest and Svati Narula, and so we want that voice to be young and punchy and contentious, sometimes.
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Sampling some glitzy guitar riffing from Electric Light Orchestra's "Evil Woman" and featuring vocals from producer Todd Edwards, the song is a punchy closing act that prizes delicate economy in the midst of 70s-aping excess—and a reminder that ecstasy still works in moderation.
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Such punchy directness makes her a heroine for our times, as well as for hers, and nowhere more withering than when, freshly hitched to Masham, in a marriage of convenience, she satisfies him with one hand—briskly and distractedly, while talking of more important things.
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You can see it on display in its earliest form within Flume's remix of Lorde's "Tennis Court," when after a slow build up of compressed synth washes, the sounds unravel into punchy halftime drops interspersed with short vocal snippets that pop in short succession.
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But even though Mr. Mueller, the special counsel, cut through the legalese of his 448-page report on Wednesday to make clear that his investigation in no way exonerated President Trump, he stopped short of delivering a punchy sound bite to summarize his inquiry.
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The song is the lead single from her upcoming mixtape, What We Drew 우리가 그려왔던, and contains some familiar tentpoles: breathy synths, a punchy dancefloor soundbed, a heavy influence of jungle/drum-n-bass music, and all of it ornamented with Yaeji's blissful whisper-sing.
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But turmeric languished, overshadowed by its cousin ginger, punchy and sweet, and coming off the worse in its superficial kinship to lofty saffron, the world's most expensive spice, although the two share little beyond the ability to turn whatever they touch the color of gold.
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There may have been echoes in those promises of Blatter's tried and tested electoral strategy but it was a well-delivered punchy message that will likely have done no harm to the shaven-headed Infantino, who has already won the backing of the seven Central American countries.
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Even with a creative team as accomplished as 73 Rock's Tina Fey, Robert Carlock, and Tracey Wigfield, Great News sort of flew under the radar when it debuted back in April with a polished, punchy 10-episode first season, which NBC inexplicably burned through in five weeks.
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Stills — known for his rough-hewed folk rock voice and punchy guitar playing — rose to stardom for his '42's anthem protest song, "For What It's Worth" (1967) by Buffalo Springfield and "Woodstock" (written by Joni Mitchell and performed by Crosby Stills Nash & Young in 1970).
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Maybe it was a combination of spending the entire day having a man tweet his awful opinions at me and just spending an entire month—eternity, really—hearing about abusive men, but Death Proof's punchy finale was an even more climactic release than I had remembered.
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BEN RATLIFF Egyptian Lover "1983-1988" (Stones Throw) Egyptian Lover's "Dial-A-Freak" begins with a series of squealing push-button phone tones, moves into moist-tongued rapping over spirited electro, then gets punchy by mixing the two while moans and gasps bubble up from the background.
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The three core organizers, campaign manager David Oks, chief strategist Henry Williams, and director of operations Elijah Emery, became known as "the Gravel teens," and gained steam by running Gravel's campaign almost entirely on Twitter — and coming up with punchy, eyebrow-raising insults for other candidates.
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"My fingertips are holding onto the cracks in our foundations / and I know that I should let go but I can't," sings Nash over a punchy, melancholic melody, her voice cracking with the awareness that their time is up, but not wanting to lose them either.
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On "Let's Dance," another biblical call to the dancefloor, Rodgers and his regular collaborator Bob Clearmountain took what was originally said to be a folk song and stripped it down to a gloriously simple, shiny, punchy joyride full of descending basslines and that made you move.
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In their first one-on-one session of the 2020 primary, destined to be unusual for its context, the candidates set off on an often strikingly punchy evening, pocked with enough voice-raising and purposeful gesticulating that the two-yard rhetorical demilitarized zone was repeatedly breached.
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After a punchy final few days in New Hampshire, where he and Mr. Sanders traded insults over electability and fund-raising practices, Mr. Buttigieg appeared to land a gentle dig at Mr. Sanders's age (smuggled in a compliment) in his remarks to supporters on Tuesday night.
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The committee will hear from four constitutional law professors -- three requested by Democrats and one by Republicans -- in the first test of House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler's ability to manage a process as disciplined and punchy as the one presided over by Schiff in televised hearings.
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Without dialing back on the ferocity they've become known for—Matt "Punchy" McQuaid's krauty bass riffs and Matt Schulz's cavernous drums, for instance, sound larger than ever on the opening one-two blitz of "Chimes Broken" and "Tom Tom"—they've also embraced moments of real warmth.
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The Vanguard Jazz Orchestra opened its first set at the Village Vanguard on a recent Monday night with a familiar blend of purring saxophones and punchy brass, carving up "Big Dipper" just as it had in its first performance in the same room almost exactly 50 years ago.
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As a self-appointed canary down the coal mine, Wiley conceived the raw mechanics of grime—choppy, icy strings, hollow basslines, two-step beats, punchy bars—before stretching the genre to its creative and commercial limits in the time it took most MCs to get a record out.
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Guests munched on chilled prawns and picked at overflowing charcuterie boards while dishing about the speeches at the previous night's White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) dinner, with buzz centering on punchy lines from association president Olivier Knox and Alexander Hamilton biographer Ron Chernow, the headliner for this year's event.
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The lovechild of Deadpool director Tim Miller and Fight Club director David Fincher, Netflix's Love, Death, and Robots is an 18-part science fiction anthology about, well, love, death, or robots, or some combination of the three, rendered with punchy animation in a wide range of visual styles.
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But in a primary that may revolve around Medicare for All and a Green New Deal, Biden's obvious centrism and voting record will be liabilities that his off-the-cuff style may make worse—it's easy to imagine the punchy, impulsive Biden doubling down when he should be recanting.
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Written in punchy, succinct rhymes, Bruss's text captures the primal appeal of both snow and snowplowing, while Fancher and Johnson's dazzling art makes the book feel special, a celebration of winter nighttime beauty and the people — and machines — who cheerfully rise to the occasion when the going gets snowy.
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Where Monk used to press up against the front of these notes, articulating them a tad before the beat, Mr. Lewis drags back against the flow, exchanging crimped jabs with Mr. Ribot and soloing in short, punchy bursts until he hits a cruising altitude around the 2:00 mark.
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While traditional disaster kits come optimized for use — as a whole, unstylish and fitting squarely in the necessity-not-accessory bucket — Judy presents preparedness in a millennial-friendly aesthetic, all bold fonts, bright colors, and punchy memes posted on its Instagram to a following of more than 17,000.
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Trump's speech was as dark as the sky, and the crowd cheered loudest at the parts where Trump cited kill figures from famous battles and delivered punchy and brutal one-liners, reaching a sort of fever pitch as he recalled the glories of the Allied carpet-bombing of Germany.
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The Studio is larger and more imposing than prior Echo speakers (I'd estimate its size to be between the Echo Plus and the Echo Sub), but it's also significantly better-sounding, with the ability to fill a room with music that's clear, punchy, and enjoyable to listen to.
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"It may be that he is more suited to intelligence briefings essentially in the form of tweets — short, punchy statements that leave out some of the nuances but give him the core message without giving him the sense of being talked down to or getting repetitive text," he said.
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Processor-wise, you get the latest Intel offers: the seventh-generation Core i7-7700HQ, a quad-core chip with 3.8GHz Turbo Boost and 6MB of cache, 16GB of 2667MHz DDR23 RAM, a 512GB PCie SSD for storage and the punchy Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 graphics card, with 6GB of GDDR214 memory.
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From Season of Glass, Sean Ono Lennon wraps the percolating verses of "Dogtown" in gentle percussion and its chorus in a bigger envelope of guitar, drums and billowing synth chords, while tUnE-yArDs nips and tucks "Warrior Woman" into a punchy version of this feminist anthem from the early 1970s.
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On those Thank-God-It's-Thursday branded evenings on ABC, fans of Grey's Anatomy, Scandal, and How to Get Away With Murder can watch ABC for three hours straight and be reliably riveted by punchy dialogue, narrative twists and turns, and a diverse array of clever, competent (and mostly female) characters.
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Jabra's Sound Plus companion app lets you create your own equalizer preset (complimenting five premade options), but even my best attempt at making a satisfactory EQ doesn't change the fact that these lack the punchy, encompassing, detail-rich quality that won me over when I tried the Sony 33X M3.
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But Allen's default format — quick, punchy, and a Why It Matters you can help influence — means that the newsletter can be the perfect vessel for getting out information that's maybe only one piece of the larger story, without the multi-paragraph demolitions you see in much of the press every day.
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But while the shows shared many similarities (the most obvious being Helen Baxendale, who starred in both), "Cold Feet" differed by focusing less on punchy one-liners and more on creating a programme that allowed, for the first time in Britain, something viewers in their 30s could truly relate to.
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The idea was to do an archaeological deep dive through Styles sections from five, 10, even 20 years ago, and select one article each week that seemed either prescient or revealing, summarize it in a punchy manner, then use it as a yardstick to measure cultural progress or lack thereof.
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I unapologetically love gated reverb, and so for my second episode of Vox Pop's Earworm I spoke with two Berklee College of Music professors, Susan Rogers and Prince Charles Alexander, to figure out just how that sound came to be, what makes it so damn punchy, and why it's back.
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Now Ms. Harris is staking her campaign on a top-three finish in Iowa, and her own words point to a candidate trying to reset expectations: shedding the label of a once-feared top candidate (she has fallen to fifth place in national polling) and reasserting herself as a punchy upstart.
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There's a vegan Caesar salad, too, which made me want to spin around on my stool, a simple but exceptionally satisfying bowl of crunchy green romaine in a punchy, garlic-heavy dressing made with Tabasco and mushroom powder and tossed with shreds of Follow Your Heart Parmesan and big toasty croutons.
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On The Raw Again's precursor—unsurprisingly titled On The Raw, and released one year prior, in 123—featured some other popular tracks from Darsa's early solo discography, like the punchy "Chicken Coma," which he explained to me owes its musical roots to some of his New York house heroes like Masters at Work.
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Yes, I appreciate the extra bass that these put out, but it's not clean or taut or punchy like I could get from, for instance, the $99 Beyerdynamic Byron BT. The uneven treble response is what disturbs me the most, though, as it's liable to throw out unexpected sharp spikes in volume.
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Its punchy power pop has broadened, daubing power chords with a range of wacky elements: xylophone; marimba; breathy backup vocals; lanky string arrangements; splashes of synthesizer gloss; bubblefunk rhythm guitar; and foregrounded African highlife riffs, of all things, with that high, clear, trebly guitar sound (is this the '80s influence in question?).
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At first glance, it appears to be a simple, side-scrolling beat-em-up in thrall to River City Ransom, but it blends life-sim elements from games like Persona and Shenmue with punchy combat and excellent, world-weary writing that you wouldn't expect from a pixel-art tale about delinquent school kids.
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Some touches of Jazz's earlier experimentation remain—the album proper is bookended by the spacy intro "Soul Searcher" and the confessional "Before It's Too Late"—but hard-partying songs like "VVS" and "Which One" could slot comfortably into any punchy streaming playlist with their designer brand namedrops and catchy boasts of wealth.
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I got a copy of the script from Ms. Jones, who told me over the phone that Mr. Bannon came up with the ideas while she fleshed out the adaptation, blending Shakespeare's punchy verse with Los Angeles street talk for the dialogue — though he would often chime in with a particularly aggressive line.
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Instead of a series of grid-spanners that forms a quip, Ms. Randall's puzzle contains of a ton of punchy little entries: 21A and 22A, 33A and 34A, 46A and 47A; 2D, 7D, 26D, 203D, 49D and 52D are all hints for the benign little point of the whole game, at 60A.
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But in a week when EU leaders gather to assess the damage from Britain's referendum, the idea is appealingly punchy, hard to argue against and suggests they have heard voters' fears - even if, as is becoming clear of the Brexiteers who coined the phrase, they can't yet actually agree on quite how to do it.
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"The market is now positioning for some fairly punchy rhetoric from Theresa May and this idea of "hard Brexit" and a clean break from the single market seems increasingly likely, with the government making a bid to gain full control over immigration," said Chris Weston, chief market strategist at spreadbettor IG, in a note.
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Whether in the dark, punchy "Night-Symphonies, Day Breaks" (1991-92), or the glistening Marian song for soprano (Sarah Moyer) and Baroque instruments, "Nova Genitura" (1975), at Saturday's concert your ears could sense the intricate structures underlying the sounds, but they remained so elusive that you understood that structures in themselves were not the point.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — All work and no play makes a crossword columnist punchy and weird, and I'm about to go on my first real vacation this year, so if you are here because you are looking for something sub rosa and complex about this very gorgeously engineered Barkin/Barocas grid, well, come sit by me.
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In an article in the Nation, Joan Walsh argues that Clinton's loss can come down a multitude of reasons: that she didn't paint herself as the "economic change agent" that white working-class women wanted, that she was too "dreamy" and not "punchy" enough, and that ultimately, many white women either hold racist views or tacitly support them.
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"I think today was a punchy day where I would normally struggle the most, and with limited racing coming in here, but it was OK." Thomas's preparations were hampered as he abandoned the Tour de Suisse last month following a crash, which meant he could not fine tune his preparations in the week-long race's mountain stages.
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The veteran EDM pop producer began his career as a dependable hitmaker without a sonic signature (scroll through his discography and it's guaranteed you'll find at least one inescapable radio single from the past five years you didn't realize he had his hands in), but now he's finally got a calling card of punchy bass lines and tropical synths.
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Other highlights on the record include "This is Not That," a punchy number about striving after personal freedom and happiness, reminiscent of her upbeat hits like "Drop the Pilot" and "Rosie"—this last being a gorgeous song inspired by boys in "little shorty shorts" she'd seen in Times Square through a taxi window in the '70s.
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And in the 13 years since she first dabbled in comedy, she has become a comic in demand for her quirky, relatable and punchy humor — from giving advice about puberty on "Womanhood," her web series with Jo Firestone, to her spot-on observations on Twitter ("Getting older is just a slow parade of different body parts going 'um, actually'").
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"Rx" is the closing tune on the trio's debut EP, entitled Pt. 1, and features the skeleton of what would otherwise be a pepped-up techno track—a busily tactile rhythm and a punchy, forward-leaning groove—but where we expect to see activity, the shades are drawn and the lamps are turned all the way off.
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Punchy, serious, comical, outlandish, Judd talks with drive and steely forthrightness about art, society, bad behavior, the undesirability of talking about one's own work, the utter uselessness of the Museum of Modern Art back then (but what would you think of it now, Donald?), and a great deal more in this pleasingly unpredictable, 235-page gathering of unbridled views.
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All of this could be trite or confusing if it were badly executed, but it's testament to Russian Doll's (all-woman!) writer's room that the show pulls this all off via humor and expert pacing—we're drip-fed the mysterious central plot, but the rapid dialogue and punchy editing means it never feels slow—with Lyonne's electric vigor at its center.
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Shamelessness has always been this band's specialty, as they long ago crafted a distinct sound from glitzy fluorescent keyboards underpinning otherwise conventional crunchy rhythm guitar, plus punchy melodies whining their way into your head like Auto-Tuned worms through an apple, plus vocals so steeped in pathos that their overkill functions less like self-aggrandizement and more like a sly wink.
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Pence actually interrupted Kaine a lot, but his interjections were punchy (often an aspirated "no!" intended to deprive the former Virginia governor a clean sound bite) while Kaine's frequent attempts to be heard were of the whiny it's-my-turn-to-talk variety which had many viewers (and a focus group convened by GOP pollster Frank Luntz) judging Kaine to be rude. 3.
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Corporates experiencing a positive profit and cashflow cycle, with improving outlook for profit growth ** Quality of banks' balance sheets therefore likely to be better ** Awdry points to more discipline in corporates' capital allocation, and increasing dividends, particularly in energy sector with coal company Shenhua recently setting a special dividend ** At the same time, growth stocks "getting pretty punchy in valuations" - internet company Tencent trades on 34 times 2017 P/E.
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LONDON — One Sunday evening in September, the main hall of a community center here was decked out with ribbons, balloons and a gyrating disco ball that marked a sonic sweet spot — the optimal position for partygoers to enjoy the clean, punchy (and not too loud) sound of five towering speakers arranged strategically around the room, piping a playlist of pop, funk, rock and dance floor gems for all generations.
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I thought that "ring" and "box" might mean something punchy; then I briefly considered the "ring" indicating an O, and the "x" in "box" indicating an X. 48A is seasonal: if you are in tune to a North Pole reference popping up this time of year, and if that reference causes you to ENVISAGE a jolly fellow in a red suit, then you are aware of SANTAS WORKSHOP.
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It all makes for a fun-house take on the genre, and its current ringleader is Lil Uzi Vert, who last week released his best album, "Luv Is Rage 2," on the heels of his breakout hit "XO Tour Llif3," a bitter and cheeky song about recrimination that's part punchy rap, part dreamy R&B and part melodic hardcore, which went from a post on SoundCloud to No. 13 on the Billboard Hot 100.
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The way the guitar chords line up with the big punchy drumslams on "Jammin' Me," the way the ebullient jangleriff on "Kings Highway" comments on and elongates the joy implicit in the chorus, the way the crunchy guitars in "I Need to Know" and "Mary Jane's Last Dance" bite at his heels, mocking him, highlighting the limits of his narrative persona and thus widening the song's scope — these are functionalist moves, and the instincts of a canny pop craftsman.
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