If you're fired up for a career in pyrotechnics, start by pursuing an apprenticeship through a fireworks company or an organization like the Pyrotechnics Guild International.
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Even neutral spectators, however, eagerly await pyrotechnics on the pitch.
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But these pyrotechnics aren't the show's only claim to greatness.
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And so it landed, accompanied by pyrotechnics, like a bomb.
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No incense, candles, pyrotechnics displays, fire spinning, and so on.
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"Flash powder is something used in pyrotechnics," Chief Boyce said.
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The pyrotechnics must now be considered part of that ritual.
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What's every weather report missing (apart from pyrotechnics of course)?
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Berry didn't need pyrotechnics to send his audiences into the ozone.
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See the pyrotechnics for yourself with this footage of the blast.
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Pyrotechnics sputtered into life, their sodium light cutting through the fog.
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The fire -- triggered by pyrotechnics -- made international news back in 2003.
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Curry has assembled a season-long mix tape of basketball pyrotechnics.
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In Houston, a pyrotechnics expert manages smoke on the supporters' orders.
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" Another pal, Josh, a television executive, wrote: "Pyrotechnics and overwrought hoopla.
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Repeating "I think that's sexist" doesn't exactly qualify as rhetorical pyrotechnics.
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"Blue is the hardest color to produce with pyrotechnics," Conkling adds.
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Patriotism, pyrotechnics and a mass party that will knock your socks off!
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I also follow the American Pyrotechnics Association and the National Fireworks Association.
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But a trade group for pyrotechnics maintains: They're nothing without the 'Boom!
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At first blush, the 2017 playoffs promised some firework factory-level pyrotechnics.
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The live action is punctuated by aerial acrobatics, pyrotechnics and motorcycle stunts.
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Choreography and pyrotechnics abounded, but the stage presentation was not the focus.
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If there's a showiness to Melville's pyrotechnics, his erudition was hard-won.
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Happily, it shoots only harmless pyrotechnics that simply scare the eagles off.
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" AR: "Exactly the conversation the three of us are having, but with pyrotechnics!
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At its core, Permission to Land isn't an album about theatrics and pyrotechnics.
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What counts is the quality of the storytelling, not just the technical pyrotechnics.
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But the boom, like the pyrotechnics, also scares the shit out of me.
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He thought it might be a pyrotechnics display in honor of the event.
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Most nights, particularly when it matters most, either can administer a pyrotechnics display.
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Systemic problems The polluting pyrotechnics aren't the sole reason behind the toxic smog.
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Ms. Dushku, leaving the pyrotechnics to Ms. Krause, is a generous team player.
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Its pyrotechnics never let up, and Moore never stops calling attention to them.
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She reunited with Destiny's Child on stage that year; she effectively used pyrotechnics.
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The district's rules are clear that fire and pyrotechnics are forbidden inside our buildings.
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Others argue that hearts and minds would have proved more intransigent without their pyrotechnics.
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The British outfit thrilled audiences with florid instrumentation and elaborate stage shows, including pyrotechnics.
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He can't match Kendrick when it comes to lyrical pyrotechnics — then again, who can?
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You've seen it by now — Boston Dynamics' latest demonstration of anthropomorphic (actually canine) pyrotechnics.
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Anything shiny and faddish, with flying titanium panels or parametric pyrotechnics, would look dated.
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In fairness, not even Curry's shot-making pyrotechnics would have masked his team's breakdowns.
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They're rigorous about federal and state safety regulations, according to the American Pyrotechnics Association.
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Where Tchaikovsky's concerto dazzles with surface-level pyrotechnics, Mozart's calls for more understated virtuosity.
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Last Fourth of July, we watched a spectacular display of pyrotechnics above Lake Washington.
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As the shooting began, Mr. Burditus said the couple mistook the sound as pyrotechnics.
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That said, story clarity and emotional depth tend to evaporate amid the visual pyrotechnics.
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First Debuted: Coachella 2014 Created By: Production Club Features: Lights, video, special effects, and pyrotechnics.
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And, as one lawyer puts it, there will be "plenty of pyrotechnics" along the way.
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Mr. Gaultier was mesmerized by the show — the costumes, the choreography, the pyrotechnics, the scale.
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Last year, the bonfire and other pyrotechnics at the rally were nixed because of fires.
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His sensibilities, from working most recently with World Wrestling Entertainment, lean toward glitz and pyrotechnics.
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Magic is so integral to the play that Ms Jones regards her own pyrotechnics as secondary.
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He's had two massive New York shows with big amusement park set-pieces and pyrotechnics galore.
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These plays get very involved; we see pyrotechnics engulf one of the actors in real flames.
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Pyrotechnics, dancing fountains and lasers elicited cheers from the crowd which snapped photos on their smartphones.
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As far as pyrotechnics go, black snakes incredibly lame, except when YouTube's NightHawkInLight super-sizes them.
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In addition to navigating pyrotechnics and writhing around on stage, Gaga also jumped into the crowd.
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As recently as 2013, pyrotechnics torched a club in Brazil, killing more than 230 young people.
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It has future riding through a riot with Amber Rose, passing pyrotechnics, SWAT teams, and chaos.
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Stevens described some of Irving's shots as "ridiculous," not that his offensive pyrotechnics were anything new.
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The Minnesota Vikings issued a statement Friday, confirming that pyrotechnics away from the field remained allowed.
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With a look that epic, all he needs is a BC Rich guitar and some pyrotechnics.
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The optical experience is like closing my eyes at night and seeing pyrotechnics beneath my eyelids.
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But when it comes to giant lasers that can replicate terminal stellar pyrotechnics, the more the merrier.
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Part of her show-stopping performance included some complicated pyrotechnics that wowed revelers at the desert fest.
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At 28,000 frames per second, a wonderful pyrotechnics show is revealed as it leaves the launch pad.
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But unlike fireworks, this pyrotechnics show will be visible from an area over 20203 miles across Japan.
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The show is packed with state-of-the-art projection mapping, lasers, pyrotechnics, and of course, fireworks.
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The show's rare glimpses at colonization's quotidian impacts are more impactful than all of its military pyrotechnics.
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But unlike the absurd pyrotechnics of Goat Simulator, Job Simulator plays more like a comedy of errors.
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And the secret to tapping that power in 333 isn't about freshness or dazzle or political pyrotechnics.
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Williamson heeded that message in the fourth quarter, when he engineered a ridiculous stretch of basketball pyrotechnics.
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Judging by a recently released video that showing the restaurant's robotic pyrotechnics, this bot parade looks legit.
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The entertainment industry is pushing to reduce the smoke in pyrotechnics used for film or during live performances.
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The guitarist gets to keep his pyrotechnics but Leather brings the party and she brings the party hard.
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There's the black and white face paint, the pyrotechnics, and a few details that are signature Gene Simmons.
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Hit the house-party circuit — especially if friends have a deck with access to the local pyrotechnics display.
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Please. Expect her to close out the night with backup dancers, pyrotechnics and at least three costume changes.
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And in the capital of South Korea, a group of pyrotechnics experts uniquely illuminates the Lotte World Tower.
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It went like this: early into Metallica's set, a piece of pyrotechnics malfunctioned, singing singer/guitarist James Hetfield.
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The film focuses on the facts of the explosion itself, showcasing Berg's Michael Bay-level skill with pyrotechnics.
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There are some indoor pyrotechnics, because if pirates don't dig fire, with their massive wooden ships, who does?
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Employing things like time-lapse photography, multiple exposures, dissolves, pyrotechnics, theatrical machinery, and more, he dazzled his audiences.
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Technicians stand in front of pyrotechnics going off during an international air show in Bucharest, Romania, Aug. 24.
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Idina Menzel is known for her vocal pyrotechnics, but intensity like hers doesn't really begin in the throat.
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The Times Square tradition lived on, and by 1908, the pyrotechnics had been replaced by an electric ball.
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Yet every Fourth of July, the city's skyline is lit up in a crazed spectacle of amateur pyrotechnics.
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The town is known for its pyrotechnics industry and the huge San Pablito market is popular for fireworks sales.
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So, Nyong'o suggested they bleach her eyebrows to make it look like the hairs were singed by Pluto's pyrotechnics.
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Their job is to be an inky black canvas onto which Michael Bay can paint his most elaborate pyrotechnics.
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According to the temple's website, festivals there often include pyrotechnics -- including some fireworks that appear low to the ground.
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To allow the pyrotechnics team to rig a set, you have to leave it, and that costs you time.
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The nighttime extravaganza will combine fireworks, pyrotechnics and special effects to recreate the Star Wars world in the dark.
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Crazy Rich Asians sets up the world; the next two books explore that world with ever-escalating plot pyrotechnics.
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The Foundry has 300 members, and has won several international "maker" competitions in 3-D printing, robotics and pyrotechnics.
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"What else is in it, what are the pyrotechnics, what kind of environment damage could it cause?" he said.
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But really, it's probably not a good idea to manifest your American pride with this particular version of pyrotechnics.
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"It started to get late, and some of the pyrotechnics got a little bit too hot," the actor recounted.
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Near the end of the film, Dusty rejects sinful pyrotechnics, and recommits himself to the path of musical righteousness.
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Each year the American Pyrotechnics Association helps us navigate, state-by-state, where residents are allowed to purchase fireworks.
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The prime-time pyrotechnics this year instead used hits by Adele, Beyoncé, Justin Bieber and others as a soundtrack.
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As a pre-teen, he was already making movies with his friends and experimenting with special effects and pyrotechnics.
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There are, however, lots of pyrotechnics, models wielding power tools, and a weird figure dressed in a morph suit.
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He's not quite at the gender-bending pyrotechnics of his heroes Bowie and Prince, but he's on his way.
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To Plath devotees, the necklace is a tantalizing totem of the pyrotechnics generated by her relationship with Mr. Hughes.
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Chemring makes grenades, battlefield pyrotechnics, detonators, IED detection systems, bomb-disposal tools as well as missile and space-systems.
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There will also be striking visual effects, including pyrotechnics and simulacra of "Game of Thrones" sites like Castle Black.
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It had loud electric guitars and blasts of pyrotechnics, and it wasn't going to acquiesce to current pop fashion.
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The people of Tultepec—more than three quarters of which work in pyrotechnics—have a tendency to inadvertently inspire.
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"Before I got into lasers, I got into chemistry and pyrotechnics and they were pretty concerned about that," he said.
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And speaking of pyrotechnics, anti-Trump FBI agent Peter Strzok testifies in front of Congress tomorrow in an open session.
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The numerals "2019" will burst into light at midnight accompanied by pyrotechnics and the release of 3,000 pounds of confetti.
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Lee sometimes gives the impression of a virtuoso guitarist, needlessly gussying up his act with double-necked axes and pyrotechnics.
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The stage production is also getting increasingly elaborate, with pyrotechnics and computer graphics compensating for bland tunes with cheesy lyrics.
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And after the pyrotechnics inside to close the show, a night sky of fireworks marked the end of the parade.
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"It's live and there will be pyrotechnics, mild nudity, and lots of booze," DeVine says of his plans as host.
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She may not have had backup dancers or pyrotechnics, but with a vocal superstar like Adele, we never miss them.
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A master boxer, his ring pyrotechnics will be studied and dissected by practitioners and keyboard warriors for decades to come.
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Young Turkish German-learners took lessons in how to turn tongue-twisting Teutonic sounds into the verbal pyrotechnics of rap.
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In Washington today, amidst all the polarization and pyrotechnics, the very notion of finding points of agreement can seem daunting.
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Safety is the name of the game when it comes to pyrotechnics, and these trained professionals don't take any chances.
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Nestled on the other side of the barn from the main house is a single-acre plot of botanical pyrotechnics.
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It suggested that jazz-rap was a given, but delivered it in its least challenging form — no pyrotechnics, all cool.
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He&aposs one of the world&aposs leading experts in pyrotechnics, and he says the problem comes down to chemistry.
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Lin's visual prowess elevated the entire franchise, and over time, it became the essential counterpoint to the series's most outrageous pyrotechnics.
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RZA and Purp stood behind their mic stands, favoring dead-eyed energy over cheap pyrotechnics, complimenting each other's flows and demeanours.
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CLOUDS of confetti and pyrotechnics marked Mmusi Maimane's re-election as leader of South Africa's main opposition party on April 8th.
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They achieved critical and commercial success with their instrumental prowess and thrilled live audiences with stage antics that often included pyrotechnics.
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The earsplitting noise, throbbing music, light shows and pyrotechnics that have become standard at sporting events can tarnish any fan's experience.
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The American Pyrotechnics Association reported in 2013 that 93 percent of fireworks used in the United States are made in China.
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While Camp Cope don't aim for the arena-filling bombast and guitar pyrotechnics, their songs are similarly both cathartic and fun.
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As a rhythm guitarist, leaving the solos and pyrotechnics to Angus, Malcolm made sure to serve the song above all else.
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The show, replete with pyrotechnics, saw Prince take on a veritable tapestry of American hits, some his own and others not.
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They got pyrotechnics a few times, but the most interesting moments in Thursday's debates belonged to the rest of the field.
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Noem said advancements in pyrotechnics and a strengthened forest led to the decision to have the fireworks return to the site.
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As for the war material, it's shameless in its caricatures and clichés, and up-to-the-minute in its alienating pyrotechnics.
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There were pyrotechnics for the big numbers, confetti at the end, and at one point a surprise volley of fireworks onstage.
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The daytime game features tons of empty seats, despite $230 tickets, and of course no jumbo screen or pyrotechnics filled halftime show.
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"Everyone wants a Steinway," said Xiao Yunchu, a quiet 13-year-old who favored the pyrotechnics of the Hungarian composer Franz Liszt.
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The video you made for "Bathed in Light" was sort of a nod to that—the over-the-top fireworks and pyrotechnics.
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Butler's Faulknerian shuttling back and forth across the decades has less to do with literary pyrotechnics than with cutting to the chase.
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Mr. Torn, like Mr. Monder, grew up outside New York City and was inspired by the pyrotechnics of classic rock and fusion.
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Last year, 118 million U.S. viewers tuned in to Perry's pyrotechnics-laden extravaganza featuring a 1,600-pound robotic lion and dancing sharks.
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The pyrotechnics celebrated the opening of a new public space for her nonprofit arts organization, Through the Flower — and her 2000th birthday.
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For the military, which uses pyrotechnics to mimic actual battlefield conditions in training simulations, perchlorate contamination of groundwater can shut down training operations.
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"When soldiers get deployed to real combat theaters, they are less prepared," says Jared Moretti, a scientist with ARDEC who specializes in pyrotechnics.
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There's a 200-year tradition of manufacturing pyrotechnics in the city, which hosts a huge fireworks festival every year that's drawn international attention.
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A Brantley Gilbert show is a rowdy affair — hard-driving guitars, pyrotechnics, a throng of dedicated fans, his BG Nation, ready to party.
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Still, the pyrotechnics here are decidedly low-key relative to those features, with David occasionally losing his cool and telekinetically shaking the rafters.
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When blasts rang out near the city's best-known nightclub just after 1am on January 1st, some thought they were new-year pyrotechnics.
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And then once I got there and started working, I was just like ' Ugh, nobody wants to see you execute some weird pyrotechnics.
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Phantom Fireworks, a nationwide fireworks retailer, has even dedicated an area on its website specifically for birth-related pyrotechnics in pink and blue.
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During her 90 minutes onstage, Ms. Spears recycles two dozen hits into an act that features backup dancers, pyrotechnics and showers of confetti.
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Mr. Achatz, 42, said his cooking would rely less on the pyrotechnics of molecular gastronomy that he favored as a 30-year-old.
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London In London, tickets sold out for a dramatic pyrotechnics display above the River Thames, complete with a concert by singer Robbie Williams.
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The bite-sized version of popular pyrotechnics retailer Phantom Fireworks, complete with a no smoking sign, is the work of Popt Art, a.k.a.
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When it gets dark, the float stops and turns into a gas-lit stage rigged with pyrotechnics and seating for live musical performances.
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Like almost all of Eminem's work this decade, Kamikaze wants to live and die on its craftsmanship: a monotonous barrage of verbal pyrotechnics.
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But he has commendable restraint, and his latest film, "I Remember You," transcends genre pyrotechnics even as it incorporates elements of Nordic noir.
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There will be events with the other three participating artists throughout the exhibition, culminating in a pyrotechnics performance with Goldbard on November 18.
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Yet, according to opinion surveys Tory members are drawn less to Mr. Hunt's quiet competence than to the pyrotechnics offered by Mr. Johnson.
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A "Symphony of Lights" took place instead, involving projections on the city's tallest skyscrapers, while smaller-scale pyrotechnics were launched from waterfront rooftops.
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It's cut down from the PS4 version, to be sure — it runs at a higher resolution and with more visual pyrotechnics on Sony's platform.
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The recalled fireworks are overloaded with pyrotechnics, which produce a loud noise and have been known to result in a greater than expected explosion.
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The fireworks were recalled after it was discovered they were overloaded with pyrotechnics, meant to create a louder sound but they violated federal standards.
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His guitar work is all cherry bomb pyrotechnics and the grin on his face moves from wry to ecstatic, but never out of control.
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Footage from the animals' time on the ice shows the penguins running and flapping their wings in shock when the pyrotechnics explode behind them.
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You can lapse into white tees or fly back to Chanhassen whenever you want, but glam will always be there, waiting with the pyrotechnics.
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To boot, many macerated-absinthe drinkers are seduced by its pyrotechnics: Lit with a match, the bitter alcohol becomes sweeter when its sugars caramelize.
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During his time on stage, Brad Paisley treads tenderly, shunning his usual guitar pyrotechnics to deliver "Away in the Manger" as an acoustic lullaby.
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In 2003, 100 people died in a fire at The Station in West Warwick, Rhode Island, after a band's pyrotechnics ignited the club's ceiling.
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The company claims other functions include pyrotechnics and movie props, citing uses in films like The Punisher and The Purge (which seems about right).
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But it made up for that with sophisticated simplicity, reminiscent of the modernism of Brazil's mid-20th-century architecture—set alight with jazzy pyrotechnics.
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"Silent fireworks would be kind of like watching fireworks on a computer screen," said Julie Heckman, the executive director of the American Pyrotechnics Association.
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There are no flashy pyrotechnics in the staging, which never leaves Hazel and Robin's living room, but every moment has its own understated devastation.
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Television images showed a flurry of multicolored pyrotechnics exploding into the early afternoon sky as a giant plume of smoke rose above the market.
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Dozens of others were injured in the explosions at pyrotechnics workshops, said Luis Felipe Puente, civil protection coordinator of the secretary of the interior.
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The city has a 200-year tradition of manufacturing pyrotechnics, and is host to a huge fireworks festival every year that's drawn international attention.
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The universe is filled with flashy pyrotechnics, such as exploding stars or flaring black holes, which spew out unfathomable amounts of light and energy.
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While Pink soars through the air amid pyrotechnics and hordes of dancers, Ms. Clarkson prefers to plant her feet and let the tears flow.
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I entered a world of whimsy and color, combat ballet, and dizzying pyrotechnics, where my longboard became a tarot card, a motorcycle, an elk.
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All of this means that Zombieland: Double Tap features a lot more CGI and pyrotechnics in the place of banjos and toilet seats. SyFy.
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BERLIN — Germans traditionally ring in the new year with a din of pyrotechnics and revelry, but the buzzword for this weekend's celebrations is security.
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A plume of grey smoke coming from the site was visible for miles, while pyrotechnics were seen exploding in the sky above the market.
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It's sure to be an exciting show, but we can just about guarantee one thing: There won't be any pyrotechnics to amp up the crowd.
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The last five years, Curry had a cast of high-octane teammates who could draw defensive pressure and open the floor for his scoring pyrotechnics.
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The reason Star-ALE calls its Sky Canvas light show a man-made meteor shower is because the pyrotechnics will actually rain down from space.
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Colored by heavy profanity and on-stage pyrotechnics, the rocker's polarizing remarks slammed "Nazis, f—in' bigots," and "the KKK," while also referencing Colin Kaepernick.
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Imagine the classic Main St. Electrical Parade on water, add in some pyrotechnics, a dash of multiculturalism, live drummers, and you get the basic idea.
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In October, he visited a pyrotechnics company in Slubice, a Polish town on the border with Germany, a trip that prosecutors say his wife arranged.
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There's a 200-year tradition of manufacturing pyrotechnics in the city, which is host to a huge fireworks festival every year that's drawn international attention.
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Defense equipment manufacturer Ishikawa Seisakusho climbed 6 percent, firearms maker Howa Machinery rose 5.4 percent and Hosoya Pyro-Engineering, which sells pyrotechnics, soared 9.9 percent.
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Defence equipment manufacturer Ishikawa Seisakusho climbed 6 percent, firearms maker Howa Machinery rose 5.4 percent and Hosoya Pyro-Engineering, which sells pyrotechnics, soared 9.9 percent.
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Leave the pyrotechnics to the professionals, or in this case, a team of experienced YouTubers who so far have managed to not blow themselves up.
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New Delhi (CNN)October 246 marks the beginning of Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights which across India is marked by colorful but polluting pyrotechnics.
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In these poignant moments, she seemed not particularly preoccupied with the pyrotechnics that ordinarily are used to fill stadiums (though later, there were actual fireworks).
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Because he was playing in the round, there was no backdrop, and nothing in the way of pyrotechnics, with the important exception of that smile.
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Defense equipment manufacturer Ishikawa Seisakusho jumped 17 percent, firearms maker Howa Machinery surged 7.3 percent and Hosoya Pyro-Engineering, which sells pyrotechnics, soared 14 percent.
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There's a pyrotechnics show in the pregame, and people in attendance are actually wearing Clipper gear, all the more impressive considering how unsightly it is.
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During "Burn," the bandleader arranged kinetic motifs for strings, percussion and bass clarinet alongside chattering vocal pyrotechnics — all while fostering a paradoxical sense of ease.
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It was a stunning display of offensive pyrotechnics that dovetailed with the Cavaliers' late-game collapse, a disheartening result that almost felt unfair, unjust, undeserved.
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Instead, pyrotechnics and composers whose music is suited to her talents, not least an infectious sense of rhythm and a heady way with lusher sounds.
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In Chicago, pyrotechnics are banned for consumer use, though it never truly seems like that in the weeks before and after the Fourth of July.
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According to German broadcaster Deutsche Welle, local authorities suspect a malfunctioning pyrotechnics display was to blame for the massive blaze, which started on the stage's rigging.
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The Sino-American Friendship Association will flip the giant switch that lights the ball before presenting a Chinese cultural performance culminating in red and gold pyrotechnics.
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The mere chance to see a band with its original lineup intact and airtight through a lifetime of musical telepathy trumps any and all possible pyrotechnics.
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Riders are introduced like gladiators, striding through rings of fire and other pyrotechnics, to an ear-pounding soundtrack of classic rock, classic country and pop hits.
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But skip the fireworks and BBQs this year, and instead make your own rainbow pyrotechnics show with materials you can probably find at the hardware store.
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When illegal pyrotechnics set off by his band ignited flammable plastic foam on the club's walls, the resulting blaze killed 100 patrons of the overcrowded club.
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Residents should be wary of lighting fireworks this Fourth of July weekend, emergency officials said, warning that pyrotechnics could ignite more fires if not used properly.
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Whether it's 30 seconds of zen or 20 minutes of pyrotechnics, I am at the mercy of my body, as I always am but rarely appreciate.
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So much in fact that he tied his bandana like Tupac and gazed at his multi-thousand dollar on-stage pyrotechnics in such awe, because #God.
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We checked, and Snapchat secured proper permits to host as many as 5,000 guests who will be treated to a 105-foot DJ tower and pyrotechnics.
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Stunning as the visuals are, those looking for a nuanced dive into the culture or the sometimes-fatal danger of the pyrotechnics may come away frustrated.
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The loud explosions of the pyrotechnics set off at the beginning of the game have forced them to leave their seats and go to the concourse.
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Stick a Larry King impersonator on a set of stilts, force a juggler into a Meryl Streep mask, set off some pyrotechnics, and then uh… hope?
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The accomplished cinematographer Mitchell Amundsen brings what context he can to the pyrotechnics, but not even he can perk up the movie's drearily staged indoor setups.
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Dressed in a black sequined suit and high platform heels, she thrashed on the stage like a 1970s arena rocker, as pyrotechnics announced the song's climax.
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Intel's drones could represent a new form of fireworks, something that's both reusable, more environmentally friendly, and more versatile than the pyrotechnics that have come before it.
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It's great news no one was seriously hurt, considering the long and sordid history of concert disasters, but this is another reminder pyrotechnics can be very dangerous.
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Cai Guo-Qiang uses pyrotechnics to make incredibly moving fine art, such as his iconic Sky Ladder, a physical embodiment of his connection to his deceased grandmother.
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Presumably the toy designers will leave out some details if they can't be feasibly recreated in plush—bazookas, flamethrowers, and other kid-popular pyrotechnics come to mind.
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A book from Ben Bernanke, a former chairman of the Federal Reserve, lacks the pyrotechnics but offers a robust defence of the Fed's response to market meltdown.
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See enough action movies, and you're sure what you're really seeing is the same story, with a rotating swath of car models, gruff personalities, and elaborate pyrotechnics.
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Westbrook's bursts of sartorial pyrotechnics — denim overalls one game, zebra-print blazer the next — were offset by an obstacle course of trash cans, ladders and heating ducts.
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Finally, the band leapt off the stage with a ball of fire in a display of impromptu pyrotechnics and extinguished it by jumping into the pool themselves.
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He avoids pyrotechnics and look-at-me camerawork and editing, preferring to thicken and deepen his stories with suggestively revealing details: a critical word, gesture or glance.
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But instead of asking judges to reward the contestants' vocal pyrotechnics, "Six" instructs the audience to choose as the winner the wife whose story is most pathetic.
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Since then, "the forest has gained strength and advancements in pyrotechnics allow for a safe fireworks display," according to a May 2019 statement from Noem's Press Secretary.
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It may come as a surprise to those who are justifiably obsessed with the Warriors' scoring pyrotechnics, but they spend only half of each game on offense.
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ATLANTA (Reuters) - Maroon 5 threw just about everything at the Super Bowl halftime show: a gospel choir, a drumline, pyrotechnics, a giant letter "M" and even SpongeBob.
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The song is contemplative, well paced, free of pyrotechnics — so comfortable in its alignment that you never sense that each person is moving in his own direction.
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One recent study found a massive, 370-percent spike in airborne soot in the vicinity of a July 4th pyrotechnics show — and another found a 1,000-fold increase.
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We had to shoot the frozen lake close to home, because there's too much prosthetics and pyrotechnics and stunts that we couldn't do that remotely somewhere on location.
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An amalgamation of waterworks, pyrotechnics, lasers, animation, and 3D projection mapping lets you experience the sunrise at night at an outdoor amphitheater built for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
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Just like the paid-up punters in the cheap seats behind, the classy angles, agile counters and dazzling pyrotechnics of Poot's boxing moved them close to religious experience.
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Two-man teams will compete in six-hole matches over a two-day weekend, with pyrotechnics and music and players hooked up to microphones to boost fan engagement.
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I also loved the challenge of taking a kitchen countertop and shooting it as if it were a big film lot, with explosions, pyrotechnics and zero-gravity pancakes.
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With its constant shape-shifting, cartwheeling narrative idiocies, Hong Kong-inflected action pyrotechnics and frequent fissures opening in the time-space continuum, Mr. Proyas's movie is seldom dull.
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Killing the mammals might seem like a drastic step, but Oregon wildlife officials say attempts to scare off sea lions with pyrotechnics and rubber bullets only helped temporarily.
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Bey led the charge at the Microsoft Theater in downtown L.A., singing "Freedom," before bringing out Kendrick ... they danced and stomped on a submerged stage with crazy pyrotechnics.
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Using a combination of backlighting, some breakdancers and pyrotechnics, the two showed off Pix at its best — capturing the people you want in complicated scenes and lighting conditions.
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And while Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim try to outdo each other with verbal pyrotechnics, fear is growing in South Korea that we may be heading toward war.
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There were occasional pyrotechnics, some lighting rigs moving around the stage and, late in the show, a ceiling that descended until it hovered just over Mr. Lamar's head.
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There will jets and pyrotechnics and Gladys Knight and Big Boi and Maroon 5 and commercials that cost $5 million for just 30 seconds and also some football.
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The NFL temporarily is banning on-field pyrotechnics and "flame effects" while its investigates a fire that occurred last Sunday during Tennessee Titans' pregame ceremonies, ESPN reported Friday.
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Beyond all her verbal pyrotechnics, Emezi's ability to literalize the experience of a fragmented identity is astonishing: It's affecting without venturing into pathos, and hopeful without becoming saccharine.
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"Stop with your lies!" is the imperative his mother hurls at him for inventing stories; it's also the book's original French title — a nod to its metatextual pyrotechnics.
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Fourteen people died — including 11 children — when a firecracker landed on pyrotechnics being stored for a religious ceremony in the Puebla state town of San Isidro in May 2017.
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But photographer Ron Risman has managed to improve that natural pyrotechnics display with a stunning 4K video of the spectacle that's perfectly edited and synced to a rousing soundtrack.
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"The 'Made in China 2025' policy, announced in 2015, was a form of de-coupling, but enacted with none of the political pyrotechnics of the Trump administration," he said.
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The onstage pyrotechnics now support "21600¢," her third studio album, a playful yet hectic club set bolstered on the shuffling, almost lethargic single "Who Be Lovin' Me," featuring iLoveMakonnen.
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In the late 1980s and early '90s, he was the lead singer of Roxx, a glam metal band known for a stage show that included laser lights and pyrotechnics.
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"On January 1, 2018, Mexicali was one of the most contaminated cities in the world because of the pyrotechnics, climate change, geographic location, industry, and cars," Gil Samaniego says.
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Though the stage is in constant motion throughout, Mr. Glover forbears to knock our socks off or upstage the material with the pyrotechnics we know he is capable of.
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Last year, I went to hear Jimmy Buffett sing with the remnants of the Beach Boys, surrounded by surf boards and beach balls, with pyrotechnics lighting up the monuments.
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This is the expanding niche—between big-time pyrotechnics and the struggle of figurative art to capture the scope and peril of climate change—in which Cooking Sections operate.
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For all of the pyrotechnics of competing national speeches, it seemed like a political Kabuki dance that by the end of the evening had changed no minds in Washington.
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His foster brother Freddy (Jack Dylan Grazer) helps him figure out just what those powers are in a sequence that involves a painful-looking stunt leap and some pyrotechnics.
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On the night of October 30, 2015, the band Goodbye to Gravity decided to enhance its performance at Colectiv with pyrotechnics that were set off close to the stage.
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The Station Some rock fans of metal band Great White thought sparks and smoke were part of the pyrotechnics starting the concert in Warwick, Rhode Island, on February 20, 2003.
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Aside from cheesy song lyrics, bold outfits and pyrotechnics, Eurovision is treasured, albeit sometimes ironically, by many Europeans and international music lovers for how it showcases the continent's cultural identities.
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But, in an additional grand finale, the tank also completely explodes in a shower of gun powder and pyrotechnics that's sure to make every American a little extra patriotic today.
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Lijn's presence in Illuminating Women is particularly apt, as she is best known in Britain for her public commissions and installations that incorporate the pyrotechnics and possibilities of light itself.
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Fireworks are a multi-sensory experience with sounds and colors and a thunderous finale that people can feel in their chests, Julie Heckman, executive director at the American Pyrotechnics Association.
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Just when we were getting used to the retro vibes, Tyler completely switched it up for "New Magic Wand," with pyrotechnics so sick we were concerned for his blonde wig.
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This climactic showdown adds ice to the equation, resulting in an inventive, if occasionally hard to follow, mashup of the series' go-to car-based action and high-stakes pyrotechnics.
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According to the folklore, he accidentally dropped a lit sparkler into a crate full of other, more combustible pyrotechnics, which created a blaze that quickly tore through the isolated town.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Lacking any actual pyrotechnics, Coco Vandeweghe was at least armed with a booming serve as she led an American contingent into the second round of Wimbledon on Independence Day.
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Now, America consumes fireworks in massive quantities in honor of this holiday, importing over 250 million pounds of consumer-brand and display fireworks in 2017, according to the American Pyrotechnics Association.
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As USA Today reported, some neighborhoods may have their own specific fireworks restrictions so it's important to check with your local town hall before setting off any pyrotechnics this Independence Day.
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"Leonardo DiCaffeinate is when you're a little nervous about a scene and you're like, 'I don't know, man, there's a lot of pyrotechnics in this one,' " Fogler said with a laugh.
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While other wrestlers came out to heavy guitar riffs with pyrotechnics shooting off around them, Mankind awkwardly shuffled his way to the ring with a gently tragic piano playing him in.
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Judge John Hodgman Andrew writes: I am very fun, and I earnestly want to Jet-Ski into my wedding ceremony to the tune of "The Final Countdown," possibly accompanied by pyrotechnics.
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So this year, she was free to go stripped-down and simple in a monochromatic and spare performance of "Slide Away" that eschewed production pyrotechnics to showcase her incredible vocals instead.
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With fireworks and a six horses at the ready, the production itself is more spectacle than theater — though the dry summer and consequent burn ban have meant fewer pyrotechnics than usual.
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Pyrotechnics has been the main source of economic strength here for more than a century, but the match business is in trouble, as are those who earn their living from it.
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So if you use pyrotechnics to celebrate winning the lottery, please know that your odds of dying from those fireworks are 857 times greater than hitting the jackpot you just won.
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But though the pyrotechnics rival anything seen in a superhero movie, Deepwater Horizon takes the wisest route to disaster-movie catharsis, ratcheting the tension up to 11 before it all goes bust.
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According to the American Pyrotechnics Associations, the total annual fireworks industry revenue in the USA is more than one billion dollars, with an approximate 3.5 injuries per 100 lbs of fireworks used.
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Hopkins and Bastien selected a video work and archival photographs from Chicago's series Atmospheres, which feature colorful experiments the artist conducted with pyrotechnics in the California desert in the 1960s and 70s.
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"If sales remain strong through July 4, consumer fireworks revenues could exceed $1 billion for the 2019 fireworks season," Julie Heckman, executive director of the American Pyrotechnics Association, said in a statement.
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The American Pyrotechnics Association estimates that the U.S. fireworks industry rakes in more than a billion dollars in revenue per year and Americans purchase 285.3 million pounds of the novelty explosives annually.
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Although Mr. Ellis, also the film's cinematographer and co-screenwriter, has by then demonstrated his finesse with location shooting and period details, you are unprepared for the bravura pyrotechnics of the climax.
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Mr. Ellis, also the film's cinematographer and one of its screenwriters, demonstrates a sure hand with location shooting and period details, but you are unprepared for the bravura pyrotechnics of the climax.
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They spent their time and energy doing pyrotechnics and had mannequins with their heads cut off as if they were performing for 10,000 people, when really it was just a small club.
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Yet I think this is more of a spectacular theater of formal ingenuity and engineering pyrotechnics than it is a fundamental rethinking of the role of architecture and architect in our cities.
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Prones 1SL's owner, Isidro López, said the group has previously used pyrotechnics more than 2,000 times in their performances and have never had an issue with them, according to El Diario Montañés.
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TEL AVIV — The regulars at Tel Aviv's Banana Beach had a clear view of the pyrotechnics when Israel's Iron Dome missile defense system fired at many incoming rockets in the dusk sky.
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Before Cruz Azul and Tigres UANL faced off for the championship at Sam Boyd Stadium ... members of the U.S. Navy Parachute Team flew down from the sky with pyrotechnics strapped to them.
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For as we overhear one lone voice spelling itself in words, its creator transmits a love of thrilling verbal pyrotechnics crafted out of and despite the sorrow or waste the poet addresses.
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His second novel, "Journeyman," retains the keen eye and sensitivity to language but dispenses with the linguistic pyrotechnics in favor of a more measured tone, one that thoroughly suits its reticent protagonist.
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Right now Mr. Brand is promoting his latest book, "Recovery: Freedom From Our Addictions," a thought-provoking explication of the 12-step program run through the Mixmaster of Mr. Brand's verbal pyrotechnics.
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The temple, which was celebrating the Hindu new year over Saturday night into Sunday, has a long history of using fireworks in celebrations, sometimes setting off pyrotechnics that appear low to the ground.
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In Beijing, efforts to ease smog included neighborhood postings asking residents not to light fireworks, fewer approvals for firework stalls and officials being warned to lead by example and abstain from the pyrotechnics.
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Firecrackers and pyrotechnics materials stored in the temple in the southern state detonated on Sunday after thousands of devotees gathered to witness the pyrotechnic show to mark the start of the Hindu year.
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Making the evening all the more eventful, James Hetfield and Kirk Hammett of Metallica kicked off the game from Oakland's Oracle Arena with a rocking rendition of the National Anthem — complete with pyrotechnics!
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The Spider-Man: Homecoming star gave a showstopping performance of Rihanna's 2007 pop hit "Umbrella" on an episode of Spike's Lip Sync Battle in May, complete with elaborate choreography, pyrotechnics and stage precipitation.
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In the fall, he was touring the country with a host of pyrotechnics and rollercoasters, so it's no surprise that he was able to bring some of that perilous magic to the stage.
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Without the plot pyrotechnics, it's easier to focus on the series' simpler pleasures, like Mr. Malek's inimitable physicality, or the skill with which Mr. Esmail captures underexplored aspects of modern white-collar life.
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Paul O'Neill, the founder of Trans-Siberian Orchestra, a progressive metal band known for spectacular holiday concerts filled with theatrics, lasers and pyrotechnics, was found dead in his hotel room in Tampa, Fla.
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Amid pyrotechnics and cheers from the surrounding crowd, the five members of rookie powerhouse Wings Gaming hoisted up the Aegis of Champions, the first place trophy of the 2016 International Dota 2 Championships.
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" In a statement, Mexican Pyrotechnics Institute Director Juan Ignacio Rodarte Cordero said the market had "perfectly designed stalls with enough space so that there is no chain reaction fire in case of a spark.
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The temple, which which was celebrating the Hindu new year over Saturday night into Sunday, has a long history of using fireworks in celebrations, sometimes setting off pyrotechnics that appear low to the ground.
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The episode was tremendously complicated, as a behind-the-scenes video reveals — it involved coordinating explosive devices, pyrotechnics, and a vast crowd of extras, in addition to CGI dragons and complicated close-quarters combat.
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Children's Books Marilyn Singer's ingenious "reverso" poems are child-friendly feats of verbal pyrotechnics: They can be read from the top down or the bottom up, with just small changes of punctuation and capitalization.
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" The company continued: "To add a touch of Hollywood glitz, the suits were fitted with LED lights and sparking pyrotechnics that lit up the night sky as the sun set and the supermoon rose.
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Video of the blasts showed a spectacular flurry of pyrotechnics exploding high into the sky, like rockets in a war zone, as a massive plume of charcoal-gray smoke billowed out from the site.
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Katy P., the cat recovering in Ohio after a firecracker was placed in her rectum and lit, is unfortunately not the only innocent cat terrorized by abusers with pyrotechnics around the Fourth of July.
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The phrase "DIY pyrotechnics" seems more likely to wind up on a police incident report than an art website, but the way inventor Colin Furze straps blowtorches onto everyday objects certainly is an art.
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Daisy Ridley and John Boyega have confirmed their director's penchant for real-life pyrotechnics in interviews, describing their panic as they sprinted through the desert away from timed explosions during their escape from Jakku.
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But starting that January they had taken to burning Woodrow Wilson's speeches in tiny urns around Lafayette Park, and a few weeks into that new phase of pyrotechnics they decided to burn him, too.
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Here, though, the pyrotechnics serve the story and are of a piece with a scaled-down realism that acknowledges — in its scars, viscera and flood of parentless children — the cost of the endless fight.
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For her first awards show performance, she sang "All the Good Girls Go to Hell," keeping her muted, keep-it-like-a-secret energy intact and leaving most of the pyrotechnics to the stagehands.
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He also hints at the battle between the funding of Guo-Qiang's work and maintaining artistic integrity, but ultimately his film is a touching and affectionate portrait of one of the world's great pyrotechnics.
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When taking a breath from its pyrotechnics, "Hobbs & Shaw" also squeezes in an overt message about the importance of family and healing old rifts, providing a detour that lets Johnson incorporate celebrating his Samoan heritage.
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After a long, dreary NFL season, where we've barely had a whisper of a reason to watch, we've finally found a matchup that constitutes some pyrotechnics—napalm mixed with gasoline, aka Green Bay and Dallas.
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Democratic Doug Jones is striving to capitalize on allegations of sexual misconduct against Moore and his record of radical culture war pyrotechnics to become his party's first senator from deep-red Alabama in 20 years.
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But it's told through a personal prism, focusing not on computer-generated pyrotechnics but on Aubrey (Virginia Gardner), a young woman back in her hometown for the funeral of her best friend, Grace (Christina Masterson).
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His talent as a writer and caricaturist was evident from the start in his verbal pyrotechnics and perfect mimicry of speech patterns, his meticulous reporting, and his creative use of pop language and explosive punctuation.
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His first job for the company was with "Ka," a Las Vegas show built around a meticulously choreographed arrangement of acrobats, puppeteers, martial artists and pyrotechnics, set upon a series of moving platforms and lifts.
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Just last week, the director of the state government's pyrotechnics institute, which monitors the fireworks industry, previously called the market one of the safest in all of Latin America, according to news website Animal Politico.
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But the program still allowed a number of other kinds of equipment — including unmanned aircraft, wheeled armored vehicles, specialized firearms, explosives and pyrotechnics, riot gear and breaching apparatus — to be available to local law enforcement.
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Its members were involved in both the protests, and an associated "citizen's patrol" group to police the behavior of the refugees, before launching a covert terror campaign using modified pyrotechnics bought in neighboring Czech Republic.
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"Fireworks, cigarettes, woodfires, campfires — there's no smoke that's good for the human breathing system," says John Conkling, professor emeritus of chemistry at Washington College and a former executive director of the American Pyrotechnics Association industry group.
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Mourners left flowers near the scene of the blaze - thought to be the deadliest since 2009 when 156 people were killed in the city of Perm when an indoor pyrotechnics display at a nightclub went wrong.
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With thumping rock music, pyrotechnics, flaming geysers and capacity crowds of over 14,000 filling the CenturyLink center for every session the U.S. trials offered up exceptional entertainment but in the end delivered more flash than substance.
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One of the best games I played at E3 wasn't part of a flashy press conference with pyrotechnics and orchestrated music, nor was it given huge banners and dozens of kiosks on the event's show floor.
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The sharp-tongued New York rapper can dazzle with lyrical pyrotechnics when he needs to, but the beauty of "All EyeZ Off Me," the title single for his upcoming project, is that it stuns with simplicity.
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But anyone who admires such pyrotechnics of language will find 21st-century echoes of Edgar Allan Poe in Sims's portraits of paranoia and delusion, with their zodiacal narrowing and the maddening tungsten spin of their narratives.
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Her elaborate performance — complete with 64 credited musicians, a phalanx of dancers and pyrotechnics both real and figurative — was an instant sensation when she unveiled it in the desert, and it streamed live online, last April.
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When the industry's ready, or when environmental regulations become more stringent, fireworks manufacturers will at least know where to start, says Jesse Sabatini, a scientist with the US Army Research Laboratory who has worked extensively on pyrotechnics.
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In the weeks prior to his debut with the WWF, a countdown clock would mysteriously appear on WWF television, until eventually it counted down during a Rock promo and, with an explosion of pyrotechnics, Jericho stepped out.
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Sherlock and Doctor Who director Douglas MacKinnon uses puppets, over-the-top makeup and costumes, pyrotechnics, and a card-trick demonstration (narrated by Oscar-winner Frances McDormand, as the voice of God) to provide near-constant spectacle.
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Deadmau20163 and Fedoni were clearly eschewing tradition (if the pyrotechnics didn't already give that hint) as he also shared a photo of his bride-to-be hours before their ceremony as she sat in a makeup chair.
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Between the face-melting solos, the near constant pyrotechnics, and Gruber's choice to wear a nun's habit for the entire performance, how could the studio audience not believe in Satan's existence by the end of the show?
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A true artist knows his craft and Mr. Lek exited the Bangkok fight game with an encyclopedic knowledge of moves and counters, an archive of tricks and pyrotechnics to barter, trade, and pass on to chosen pupils.
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An additional 380 people were injured by exploding firecrackers and other incidents during the New Year's Eve revelry, which is traditionally marked in the Philippines with massive displays of pyrotechnics and celebratory gunshots fired into the air.
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While the original film was hardly short on pyrotechnics, Resurgence looks like it'll blow up even more of the planet, as the aliens bring bigger guns and greater numbers back to Earth to finish their aborted invasion.
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Throw in a cameo by Benedict Cumberbatch as Dr. Strange and a meatier role for Idris Elba as the stoic sentry Heimdall, and there's a lot of power on screen even before the CGI pyrotechnics kick in.
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Her program consisted mostly of an astutely chosen mixture of standards and contemporary songs, in which she abstained from wailing pyrotechnics to dig deeply into the lyrics and give one of the year's most satisfying cabaret shows.
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As the U.S. gets set to celebrate its 242nd birthday with multicolored fireworks bursting in air, the suppliers of those pyrotechnics are starting to worry about whether they'll get stuck in the middle of a trade war.
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The music itself mirrors the desert: The guitar pyrotechnics of his live show pay tribute to the Sahara's powerful storms, and the loping rhythm of many of his songs echoes the odd meter of a camel's gait.
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The German police said that the homemade bomb included material used in the production of pyrotechnics, and the German news media confirmed that the package bore Greek stamps and was sent from Attica, in the Athens area.
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As I went from door to door and floor to floor at twilight, it was easy to sense what agents will face: uncertainty and unfamiliarity, speckled with chaotic radio chatter, aggressive crowds, small arms fire, even pyrotechnics.
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I couldn't find any evidence of Yanni and BRIAN ENO actually working together, but the pyrotechnics in his 2015 concert at the pyramids of Gizathis pyramids concert knocked me out a bit so I'm throwing it in.
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Nothing says "a celebration of fragile unborn life and new levels of responsibility" like explosives and firearms, and Dickey and his newly-expanded family aren't the first new parents to catastrophically fuck up a gender reveal with pyrotechnics.
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To add oomph to the reduced pyrotechnics, a 2101-story-tall mesh screen made up of 2101,2101 LEDs, called a T-Pad, was installed by Taipei 2101 fireworks contractor Giant Show on the north side of the skyscraper.
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As much as Wayne loved guitar pyrotechnics and the whole spectacle of trashy rock—even embracing Young Money signee Kevin Rudolf for some still-indiscernible reason—his own rock album is not just about being a rock icon.
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"The march was dissolved (...) due to hate-speech (anti-Semitism) and the use of pyrotechnics," the vice-president of the Wroclaw City Council, Bartlomiej Ciazynski, wrote on Facebook, adding that several hundred people took part in the march.
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PBS fended off fireworks from viewers after admitting that its broadcast of the Independence Day Show from the National Mall in Washington tried to compensate for weather-related visibility problems by intercutting footage of pyrotechnics from previous years.
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For the hundreds of millions of WWE fans worldwide, WrestleMania is a yearly spectacle that's vaguely akin to the Super Bowl mashed up with the NASCAR Cup Series Championship — only with more pyrotechnics, elbow drops and curb stomps.
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And thanks to this year's title sponsor DC Shoes, which infused the event with an undisclosed but surely exorbitant amount of money, production values at last weekend's challenge hit new heights with the inclusion of pyrotechnics and helicopters.
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This scene pits Magneto (Michael Fassbender) against Phoenix (Sophie Turner) in a sequence where a war of wills lead to pyrotechnics, errant helicopter blades and a superhero who takes a ride not on, but through, a few bicycles.
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On the festival's smaller stages, you'll find fewer pyrotechnics and confetti cannons but slightly more aesthetic diversity from artists like the Australian D.J. Anna Lunoe, BBC Radio's Pete Tong and the New Jersey club party starter Uniiqu3.electriczoo.
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On his way to the ring in stadium fights he has been hoisted on a platform, surrounded by pyrotechnics, and has shadow-boxed on a big screen before even making his long and elaborate walk to the ring.
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He commemorated losing the third set by smashing his racket into the general shape of the letter G. (He earned a point penalty for that bit of pyrotechnics.) He spent the rest of the match shaking his head.
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When the first National Hockey League game was played in the United States, it did not begin with screeching bald eagles dropping apple pies from the rafters or a pyrotechnics display that would have rivalled 13th of July celebrations.
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And finally, there was the almost gaudy amount of spectacle that filled the space between fights: Cirque du Soleil acrobatics, pyrotechnics, a live orchestra, performances from Russian rappers and pop stars, and a giant inflatable spider—for some reason.
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Singing her newest song "Tusa," Karol G danced alongside DJ Felo as he controlled the music and pyrotechnics of the show using a custom booth constructed entirely out of Google Pixel 4s, Google's latest phone released earlier this year.
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It may not shock you to learn that it sounds really fucking good over giant arena speakers, when thousands of teens are screaming along with every word and you can feel the heat of the pyrotechnics on your face.
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Juan Ignacio Rodarte Cordero, the head of the Mexican Institute of Pyrotechnics in the state of Mexico, called the market the safest in Latin America, a grandiose claim considering his remit is a single state in all of Mexico.
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Pause the pyrotechnics and give him an acoustic guitar, though, and he'll glide sincerely through "Love Yourself" in a way that reminds you that he is easily one of the most talented male vocalists pop has to offer right now.
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The Mini is a smaller, ukulele-sized acoustic guitar while the Pro comes in an acoustic model or a fully electric hellbeast that can turn your first grader into Nikki Sixx (or John Mayer) with a little practice and some pyrotechnics.
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They have done so, moreover, with as much attention to character in the screenplay by Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely as the pyrotechnics and heroic crowd-pleasing moments, although rest assured, there are plenty of both before "Endgame," well, ends.
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"A campy, juiced-up ker-splat, busy with clumsy pyrotechnics and never nearing the vicinity of satire," wrote The Village Voice, just one of many voices to cry out in agony over this version starring Mark Wahlberg as the visiting astronaut.
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In one sense, the July 4 pyrotechnics from the isolated state ushered in an alarming new reality, one Trump is the first President to face -- the prospect that in theory, Pyongyang could soon hit the US with a nuclear-capable missile.
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Chazelle provides a wiser, more believable glimpse into the artist's struggle to maintain his or her integrity than he did in Whiplash, which, for all its actorly pyrotechnics, was eventually bogged down by its ultra-macho battle between pupil and teacher.
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The Night Of As Nazir Khan, Riz Ahmed has excelled at playing a passive character, which is one of the more difficult assignments for an actor — or at least one of the more thankless, given the absence of emotional pyrotechnics.
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The head of a local pyrotechnics association told online publication Animal Politico last week that the fireworks market was the safest in Latin America, featuring "perfectly designed stalls" that could prevent any chain reaction in the event of a spark.
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The pyrotechnics of youth may be gone, but I have learned that there's no aphrodisiac like long love, like the feeling of knowing and being known, of belonging to a beloved's body as fully as you belong to your own.
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With the help of Steven's family, Brown orchestrated a long-term campaign to make only Steven believe the world might end, then faked a meteor crash with movie-grade pyrotechnics, and forced the lad to survive a fully choreographed zombie apocalypse.
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Theater and nightclub fires, both today and in the past, tend to have a few things in common: overcrowding, combustible interior decorations, inadequate exits or stairwells, and heat sources like candles, stage lights or pyrotechnics that can spark a blaze.
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Joined only by dancers and pyrotechnics, she let the somewhat politically-charged lyrics of her songs, including "Born This Way," do the talking for her rather than making any overt political statement about President Trump or any other divisive issues.
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It was developed as a kind of proof of concept for the new building, engineered to dazzle audiences with name-brand artists, staggering physical scale and blockbuster pyrotechnics not found anywhere else in a city well steeped in audacious spectacle.
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Congressional intra-GOP fights will probably not have the pyrotechnics of the 2016 GOP primary, but it will be that same divide, because it is a divide created not by individual candidates but rather by the Republican voters who have split in two.
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The Reputation Stadium Tour concert film features epic pyrotechnics, fireworks and a 63-foot cobra named Karyn — and as Swift fans know, the Grammy winner embraced the snake during her Reputation era after she was bullied on social media with the reptile.
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The 36-year-old (whose real name is Joel Thomas Zimmerman) excitedly teased the wedding on Friday and on his big day, showing off his groomsmen, bride-to-be as well as some very serious-looking pyrotechnics being tested out in a backyard.
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With one week left until The Voice's season 13 winner is crowned, the Top 8 pulled out all the stops during the semi-final performances on Monday night — including pyrotechnics, circus performers and sky-high notes from the always-soulful Brooke Simpson.
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Whether you favor the hits punctuated by teenaged screams from the Beatlemania era, the piano ballads or the Bond theme that lends itself impeccably well to some light pyrotechnics, these are the classics you're highly likely to hear at a Paul McCartney concert.
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Still, the resulting pyrotechnics obscure a far bleaker truth, which is that this fleeting battle for album-chart supremacy — itself a metric that's becoming increasingly irrelevant — is between two artists preoccupied with the album format who are not especially well-suited to it.
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The first few large-scale professional concerts in the first part of Carole & Tuesday actually seem pretty conventional by real-world standards, with giant screens acting as musical visualizers, along with laser and pyrotechnics displays, depending on the style of the band playing.
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Facing expanding evidence that India's air pollution has become a public health disaster, the government has dramatically rewritten rules on fireworks sales, stringently enforcing a Supreme Court ban on most pyrotechnics and allowing only a handful of "green crackers" to be sold nationwide.
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It's also what makes South Park's version of a "Thanksgiving episode"—an irreverent musical production of The Miracle Worker, complete with pyrotechnics and a daredevil turkey—hardly surprising, as it's coming from the brilliantly disturbed minds of Trey Parker and Matt Stone.
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While Alessandro (1660-1725) made dazzling operas, with a taste for vocal pyrotechnics, his son Domenico (1685-1757) has come down in history for a library of more compact achievements: 555 keyboard sonatas, relative miniatures of generally only a few minutes each.
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Whether you're planning a 4th of July BBQ or inviting a Tinder date over for some pyrotechnics and chill, this flock of eagles will be the wind beneath your wings, dutifully projecting royalty, authority, patriotism, a love of raw fish—whatever you need.
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The 300-person wedding included "pyrotechnics, two cocktail receptions, a six-tiered wedding cake in six different hues and an ice sculpture inlaid with the Tiffany-blue initials of the new couple — all orchestrated by the detail-conscious mother of the bride," the newspaper reported.
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Along with performances of Swift's hits, the film will feature epic pyrotechnics, fireworks and a 63-foot cobra named Karyn — and as Swift fans know, the Grammy winner embraced the snake during her Reputation era after she was bullied on social media with the reptile.
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His character-rich style of storytelling, as exemplified on shows like Heroes, Daisies, and Dead Like Me, would seem to be a perfect match for Trek, which at its very best has always been about the people on the ships first, and the pyrotechnics, second.
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Besides, it's not like Mura Masa is going to cartwheel on to the stage wearing a dinosaur head, flanked by a roller-skating dance crew and a brass band, ready to fire pyrotechnics into the audience as he bangs his way through "Lovesick Fuck".
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After nearly 20 years of blast beats, off-time shredding, and onstage pyrotechnics, the Dillinger Escape Plan will be hanging it up following the tour cycle for their sixth album, Dissociation, which comes out on October 14 on their own label, Party Smasher Inc.
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The LED screen not only enables Taipei 101 to reduce the number of fireworks used, but also enables the integration of pyrotechnics, animations, music and lights into one show, "which brings more design and content opportunities and possibilities for Taipei 101 and Taiwan," Yang says.
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Lucky for her, a perk of being a triple threat at the top of Hollywood's A list is that she can make her dream come true with a few phone calls, a couple weeks in a practice studio, and one giant phoenix rigged with pyrotechnics.
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The most popular take place in glossy chain clubs like Pryzm (née Oceana), or their scaled down small town equivalents, often featuring pyrotechnics, celebrity appearances and chart music; but in recent years an increasingly diverse array of options have become available to the modern tween.
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For all the pyrotechnics, the movie is frankly at its best in the quieter moments -- relative and sporadic though they may be -- that give the two leads a chance to play off each other, with Lawrence wringing laughs from that squabbling, foul-mouthed banter.
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I was giving TikTok my attention because it was serving me what would retain my attention, and it could do that because it had been designed to perform algorithmic pyrotechnics that were capable of making a half hour pass before I remembered to look away.
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For most of us "stocking up" simply means heading down to the local grocery store to buy every last hot dog, bun, chip and dip we can get our hands on, but for some of the more ambitious in the crowd that also means purchasing pyrotechnics.
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In the smallest state in the union, people over the age of 16 can purchase "hand-held and ground based sparkling devices including fountains, illuminating torches, wheels, ground spinners, flitter sparklers, sparklers & novelties devices," but cannot purchase "aerial consumer, display fireworks, and pyrotechnics," according to the APA.
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To safely film a fireworks shell at 3,200 frames per second on the ground, a thin cross-section of a shell was sandwiched between two pieces of glass to allow a high-speed camera to see the fuse burning, and eventually all of the pyrotechnics inside igniting.
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MarketWatch puts those numbers into perspective:Small-town holiday fireworks displays typically cost about $43,000 to $7,000 for a basic show, according to Premier Pyrotechnics, while the city of Houston spent an estimated $100,000 on its 2016 Fourth of July fireworks show, according to Houston Business Journal.
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Even some critics who don't love director Gaspar Noé's characteristically provocative movie pyrotechnics (his last film, Love, released in 3D, sparked arguments over whether it was just straight-up porn) were taken in by Climax, which ultimately won the prize in the Directors' Fortnight competition at Cannes.
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Nevertheless, let's not forget what an ultra-bleak death trap the Edward Jones Dome was during the team's final season in St. Louis, whether it was the field catching fire from pregame pyrotechnics to the sideline concrete being a death trap that resulted in multiple injuries.
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Just look at the Microsoft Surface Pro (and especially the beautiful Surface Studio); just look at the new Google Pixel phones and Daydream VR headset; and just look at the Galaxy Note 7, which despite a proclivity for pyrotechnics is undeniably a beautiful work of industrial design.
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From the terrified howl that opened their self-titled debut Braille Animal in 2008 to the semi-tonal pyrotechnics of 113's Melt Cry Sleep—"The streets ignite / When I'm on fire," vocalist Brian Lake snarled there—the band has only built on its own glorious debauchery.
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After some exploration of relatively modest works in recent years, Mr. Hamelin returns with a program that has its delicate sides (Liszt's rapt "Bénédiction de Dieu Dans la Solitude," Debussy's "Images) but is otherwise filled with pyrotechnics, not least Godowsky's "Symphonic Metamorphosis on Themes by Johann Strauss.
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Crows will eat crops, pull up seedlings in backyard gardens and gather by the thousands to roost at night in cities; the arsenal used against them ranges from the ineffective (plastic owl decoys, scarecrows) to the more effective (propane noise cannons, pyrotechnics, lasers, recorded crow warning calls).
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The 2009 hour-long match between John Cena and Randy Orton, when the thought of Cena being given an hour for anything was enough to cause shudders of despair, is an underappreciated masterpiece of pure pro wrestling indulgence, with Orton discovering, with a sadistic, simian glee, how pyrotechnics work.
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His newspaper columns are exercises in verbal pyrotechnics: the Daily Telegraph even defended one of his columns against a complaint to the press regulator by arguing that it was "clearly comically polemical, and could not be reasonably read as a serious, empirical, in-depth analysis of hard factual matters".
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The Boys joined Florida Georgia Line for a rendition of the groups' new duet, "God, Your Mama, and Me," then broke out into one of the boy band's most iconic songs — memorable choreography and serious pyrotechnics included — breathing lots of life into the third hour of the show.
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A former jazz drummer and stand-up comic who was later a writer, campus lecturer and filmmaker, Mr. Abel was best known as a perennial public gadfly, a self-appointed calling that combined the verbal pyrotechnics of a 19th-century flimflam man with acute 20th-century media savvy.
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"A lot of it has to do with the scope of special effects, pyrotechnics, big explosions — anything like that is going to be really sensitive to our federal core," said Herbert Niles, who heads the film division of the district's Office of Cable Television, Film, Music and Entertainment.
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The lavish nostalgia trip looks like a blast every time it's shown its face, with fast action and pyrotechnics making what might have seemed like stiff turn-based encounters in the '63s feel like, well, big battles between a hardy band of eco-terrorists and a giant evil corporation.
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The Fourth of July weekend is a veritable gold mine for Instagram content, but let's be real for a sec: Everyone and their brother is going to post an ~aRtSy~ picture of some pyrotechnics, so unless you bring out the big guns, yours will just get lost in people's feeds.
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That could be anything from what's written on a scroll in a character's hand, and whether you see the writing, to how long a section of pyrotechnics rigging will take to set up, and then how much the aftermath of an explosion will take the art department to dress up.
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There was a sitar band accompanying an onstage waterfall with images presented onto it for Uncharted; an onstage foliage to frame the revelation of Monster Hunter World; and to cap it off, ear-splitting pyrotechnics to accompany the gameplay trailer for the next installment of the interminable Call of Duty franchise.
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But the current tour, she admits, will see fewer opportunities for setlist changes, owing to the fact of its complicated technical setup — which includes multiple stages, heavy strobe effects, pyrotechnics, and mobile rigs that double as projections screens, ascending and descending during the performance to bridge the gap between each platform.
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On the opening night of their 22017-show stint at Planet Hollywood's AXIS auditorium in Las Vegas, the quintet (Nick Carter, Brian Littrell, Kevin Richardson, A. J. McLean and Howie Dorough) powered through an energetic setlist of 224 fan favorites, replete with costume changes, backup dancers and pyrotechnics worthy of an arena tour.
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Forget the misleading suggestions of progress: the gimmicky Chanel shows on Havana's Paseo del Prado; the filming of the pyrotechnics for the film "Fast 8" on the city's scorching streets (badly paved and practically unnavigable several days before); the Rolling Stones concert; or surprise visits by Usher, Katy Perry, Rihanna, the Kardashian clan.
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Even some critics who don't love director Gaspar Noé's characteristically provocative movie pyrotechnics (his last film, Love, released in 3D, sparked arguments over whether it was just straight-up porn) were taken in by Climax at Cannes last May, where the film ultimately took home the top prize in the Directors' Fortnight competition.
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When concert promoter Gerry Gerrard put together the Organic '96 package, helping usher in the "electronica" gold rush of the decade's latter half with a roster of headliners that included Chemical Brothers, the Orb, and Underworld, he made certain to hire more than 80 Intellabeams, as well as a 70-watt laser for mid-air pyrotechnics.
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The beneficiaries of Sunday's pyrotechnics were Crowell, who averaged nearly 15 yards a carry; wide receiver Robby Anderson, who made three catches for 123 yards and two touchdowns; and quarterback Sam Darnold, who completed only 63 passes but made three of them count for scores and looked elated to be presented opportunities to finally fling the ball downfield.
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The MTV Europe Music Awards bring the brand of colossal American absurdness that is lacking from our own ceremonies (huge budgets, huge pyrotechnics, huge names), and packages it in a way that is supposedly about European pop music, but is actually about showcasing American exports to a vast European TV audience (210.21 had record European viewing figures).
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Comprised of Jason Handelsman (The President), David Anasagasti (AholSniffsGlue, or Ahol), and Jacob Katel (Swampdog), Huffer Collective was founded last year when the artists began performing and creating pop-up exhibitions together, like re-enacting Mötley Crüe-style pyrotechnics at Miami music festival Death to the Sun and displaying work next to dumpsters on Biscayne Boulevard.
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Anyone who's been lucky enough to see Harvey thrash it out for a good few hours, which, given his newfound ubiquity, is most of us, you'll know that the former Black Cock maestro doesn't go in for DJing pyrotechnics, rather, he's a selector's selector, a man blessed with a seemingly superhuman ability to find endless obscurities that just work together.
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Bodies of water, certain kinds of grass and other land features can attract birds, and ALPA ASLs discuss these and other issues with airport authorities, along with using deterrents — including the use of pyrotechnics, bird distress-call recordings, propane cannons, and pesticides or poisons to control the insects and rodents that attract birds — to discourage and manage their habitation near airports.
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Read more:Fire erupts on Tennessee Titans field before NFL game when a pyrotechnics device malfunctionedFormer Patriots centers say Tom Brady shoves towels and powder down their pants to avoid getting wet footballs from 'the swamp ass'NFL POWER RANKINGS: Where all 32 teams stand going into Week 2Patrick Mahomes said he owes Travis Kelce lunch after errant attempt at another no-look pass
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He took the moans and cadences from blues music he heard in the Mississippi Delta, mixed them with political activism, tossed in some fancy biblical exegesis and topped it off with "whooping," a form of black preaching where the pastor uses rhythmic vocal pyrotechnics to bring the sermon to a celebratory end that elicits an emotional response from the audience.
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Of course, Stop Making Sense, with its living room furniture and spastic choreography, looks pretty humble in comparison to our Kendricks and Gagas; you won't find anything by way of pyrotechnics or LEDs, but what it did offer was unprecedented narrative and spectacle (it's also the first concert film made entirely with digital audio technique): It brought theater to pop.
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Here's the rundown of what's coming, as well as a round of first look photos: Following "Star Wars: A Galaxy Far, Far Away" — a live stage show that launched earlier this month — this new show "will combine fireworks, pyrotechnics, special effects and video projections" each night, making the entire street and surroundings of the Chinese theater look like recognizable planets and locations from the Star Wars universe.
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Read more:46-year-old kicker Adam Vinatieri appears to tease an imminent retirement after missing 2 extra points on SundayMiami Dolphins put forth another pathetic effort, losing to Patriots 43-0 as tanking efforts appear to be workingJags star Jalen Ramsey and head coach Doug Marrone get into shouting match and had to be separated on sidelineFire erupts on Tennessee Titans field before NFL game when a pyrotechnics device malfunctioned
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Not only did he surprise the audience with an absurd number of cameos from major artists during his two hour set (there were appearance from The Weeknd, Cardi B, French Montana, Rae Sremmurd, Nelly, and Travis Scott, just to name a few), he also brought out a massive, near-life-sized replica of the CN Tower observation deck to perform on—equipped with lights, smoke, and a lot of pyrotechnics.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The romance of Louise Jayne and her fiancé Auguste Longinotti was brief, cut short by the French soldier Auguste's death in World War I. Yet their correspondence during this fleeting engagement, when Louise was working in a pyrotechnics and weapons factory in southern France, is preserved in postcards, Auguste's news from the front, and even a song, all sent back and forth between February 4, 1915 and March 8, 1918.
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Among the dancers, who joined in periodically, the outlier wasn't the Spanish flamenco dancer, Jesús Carmona (in town for the Flamenco Festival at City Center), so much as the New York salsero, Eddie Torres Jr. In his ruffled shirts and sequined spangles, the friendly Mr. Torres, snapping his fingers and shimmying, simply didn't have enough vocabulary Whereas the tap dancers — Michela Marino Lerman on Friday, Jared Grimes on Saturday — proved fully equal to the pianist pyrotechnics.
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It's the sort of book David Foster Wallace, Frank McCourt and Tom Wolfe might have written together if Mr. Wallace had never heard of Thomas Pynchon, if Mr. McCourt didn't grow up poor in Ireland but middle-class in the suburbs of Chicago, if Tom Wolfe weren't the sort of writer who wears white suits and ice-cream-colored shirts but were a 20-something slacker with a taste for shorts and T-shirts and lots of postmodern pyrotechnics.
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Read more:Kobe Bryant criticized after calling out one of his girls youth basketball players for missing a game for a dance recitalAlabama running back Najee Harris hit the truck stick, hurdled a defender, and shouted out Megan Rapinoe to score the most spectacular TD of the college football season so farFire erupts on Tennessee Titans field before NFL game when a pyrotechnics device malfunctionedDennis Rodman says he thinks 10-20% of pro athletes are gay and that the NBA is ready for an out athlete
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First of all, in typical fashion, it starts with them jumping out a window to escape cops instead of simply using a back door to get out of the house they were in: From there a chase on foot becomes a chase by car: Which becomes a standoff with a lot of pyrotechnics involved, including a scene with Juvenile and B.G. with their hands literally on fire: Wayne and Turk were supposed to have had their hands on fire as well, but, Turk told Noisey, they decided to pass after what happened on set.
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When it came out in 2013, though, Watching Movies With the Sound Off caught fans and critics almost completely off-guard with its existential crises, apparent disinterest in day-drinking, and genre-agnostic production (Pharrell Williams, Clams Casino, and Tyler, The Creator were all credited.) Nobody who listened to his early stuff could have imagined hearing Miller alongside Earl Sweatshirt on a song called "I'm Not Real," pondering "hieroglyphics, pyrotechnics, metaphysics"; none of his detractors expected a young guy who'd hit the top of the charts to start again from scratch.
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