We are so happy to hear that you've perfected and enjoyed Rhythm Tengoku, [Rhythm Heaven], [Rhythm Heaven Fever], and [Rhythm Heaven Megamix].
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There's usually a traditional rhythm, like a dance rhythm or a rock rhythm, that will hit you over the head.
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The rhythm guitarist doesn't play rhythm guitar like anybody else.
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"He's gotten into the rhythm of not necessarily having a rhythm."
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"It's just about rhythm, and tonight, our rhythm was there," Ariza said.
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The irregular rhythm notification occasionally monitors heart rhythm in the background and sends users a message if it finds their heart rhythm is not regular.
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So you've gotta really make him uncomfortable and don't let him get in a rhythm because once he gets in a rhythm, those other guys get in rhythm.
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The watch intermittently analyzes heart rhythm in the background and sends a notification if it detects an irregular heart rhythm on five rhythm checks in a certain time.
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"It's just about a rhythm and tonight our rhythm was there," Houston forward Trevor Ariza said.
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"That rhythm you feel, that's our rhythm," Maluma says in the clip for the 95-calorie beer.
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It sounds like someone is saying the words in a rhythm, but the rhythm isn't very distinct.
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It's difficult to play against Kristina because she cuts the rhythm and I couldn't find my rhythm.
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"Rhythm Heaven" consists of "Rhythm Games" that require players to produce beats by tapping a touch screen.
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This data can indicate whether your heart rhythm shows signs of atrial fibrillation — a serious form of irregular heart rhythm — or sinus rhythm, which means your heart is beating in a normal pattern.
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"People think that the rhythm comes from their dialogue, but the rhythm is actually non-verbal," Zhou explains.
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The fantastic rhythm action series Rhythm Heaven is getting the video game equivalent of a greatest hits album.
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"There used to be a rhythm to this, and you could at least count on that rhythm," he said.
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Music is melody and rhythm and harmony, and at its best writing can achieve only one of those characteristics (rhythm).
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A "Rhythm" module can also detect music, allowing the panels to dance to the rhythm of any song that's playing.
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Our natural body rhythm, called the circadian rhythm, dips around 3 PM, which makes that a great time to nap.
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It's not yet clear whether the disrupted circadian rhythm causes the depression, or if the depression causes the disrupted circadian rhythm.
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The Rhythm Guitar will only teach you how to play the Rhythm Guitar — it's just one giant shortcut to playing music.
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A series of jumps is called a "rhythm section" because each rider needs to quickly discern their own rhythm over them.
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A lot of musicians lose rhythm on the chords so I worked to strengthen and perfect my rhythm, and it worked.
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The group, formed in 2013, blends Indian Kathak dance with other forms of music, dance and rhythm — "always rhythm," Ms. Won said.
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CreditCreditCollier Schorr She had rhythm, a flow and swerve, hands slicing air, body weight moving from foot to foot, a beautiful rhythm.
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Its rhythm, like the rhythm of Mr. Pryor's comedy and Mr. Ligon's art, is one of intense pressure and brief, never-complete release.
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The crucial question is whether the microbes simply respond to their host human's circadian rhythm or whether they can actually alter our rhythm somehow.
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"It's all about getting in a rhythm, and if I'm able to kind of start that rhythm, then obviously all the better," Hamels said.
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A Sheep Who is "Chained to the Rhythm" but the "Rhythm" is Actually the Exploitative Systems of Power Built by Bureaucrats and the One Percent!!!
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"I've been living on a biweekly rhythm for a long time now, and I'm excited for a whole new rhythm to work with," he added.
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As you take breaths, shift your focus from a stroke rhythm to a breathing rhythm, noticing the unbroken alternation of in-breaths and out-breaths.
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The latter could be a response to a delayed circadian rhythm, our internal clock that sends cues for a steady rhythm of waking, eating, sleeping, etc.
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Thanks to the ECG app, I now know that my heart rate is normal; the app classifies heart rhythm as either AFib, sinus rhythm (normal), or inconclusive.
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"In the short track, the corners are four steps and you really slow down in rhythm, but for long track you need a higher rhythm," he said.
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Guided by the blunt doom-and-gloom beat — produced by J White — she works in a palpable rhythm of inhale and exhale, making for an entrancing rhythm.
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The sign, modeled after a Gibson Les Paul guitar, was put up Thursday morning without officials noticing the word 'rhythm' was misspelled on the rhythm and treble switch.
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J. found me in rhythm," Covington said, "and nine times out of 10 my shots, when I catch them in rhythm, you've got to think, let it fly.
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But above all there was the idea of a shifting mass of sound over a rocking and secure rhythm section, melting funk and Afro-Cuban rhythm into one.
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I made a rhythm on the verses like water drops, highly inspired by 'Drop It Like It's Hot' to slow down from the heavier rhythm on the chorus.
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"Nzele Momi" claims a rhythm called bonyoma, but the hi-hats in the drumbeat and the quick, dry rhythm-guitar strumming are also the tools of vintage disco.
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Other girls had rhythm in their limbs, some had it in their hips or their little backsides but she had rhythm in individual ligaments, probably in individual cells.
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It is possible that eating late at night might throw the body out of sync with a daily rhythm, known as the Circadian rhythm, as NPR reported in 2015.
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The irregular rhythm feature is not intended for people who have previously been diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, which is one of the most common causes of an irregular rhythm.
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With devices that use heart rate, the rhythm is being inferred from the pulse, and it's possible to have an abnormal heart rhythm with a normal pulse, says Marcus.
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Remember, your circadian rhythm of melatonin which rises at night and dips during the day is designed to function in a 24-hour rhythm that corresponds to natural light.
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It topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart and won Franklin two 1967 Grammys, for Best Rhythm & Blues Recording and a new category, Best Rhythm & Blues Solo Vocal Performance, Female.
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Users can also turn on "cruise control" by tapping the space bar in a particular rhythm, so that the app will automatically edit between the four selected videos in that rhythm.
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The game defies genres — so much so that it coined its own, dubbed "rhythm hell" (a combination of "rhythm" and "bullet-hell" — playing to the beat while micromanaging a trillion dangers).
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" Vlogging became too easy after he "found a rhythm.
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With "Rhythm + Flow," Riegg started staggering the release schedule.
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Its rhythm was abnormal — that's why she'd blacked out.
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But Rhythm + Flow turns each city into a character.
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I like that rhythm I think more than the rhythm that I head when I was younger of the acting process, which has so much to do with other people and dependency.
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From Hibiki Sakai Rhythm Heaven relies on audio cues to tell players when to press different buttons in rhythm-based minigames, meaning Sakai doesn't really have any disadvantage due to his blindness.
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The device gives instructions to a bystander to use it for checking the heart rhythm and, if needed, sending an electric shock to the heart to try to restore a normal rhythm.
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And so time and again I ask, "OK, what's the rhythm of the city?" or "What's the rhythm of this neighborhood?" and I try to flow into that rhythm, and it brings out an accidental joy as you suddenly recognize patterns of the city or community, and understand ways in which to be a part of it.
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So every day you go into work and you get a new sparring partner, you know, and you have to acclimatize to their rhythm and then fight them at their own rhythm, too.
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Brinavess, currently available in 41 countries including the European Union and Canada, aims to restore normal heart rhythm in patients experiencing erratic rhythm due to a condition known as atrial fibrillation, or AFib.
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This is very different to the rhythm of the club.
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"I like the rhythm of a daily show," he says.
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Hours melt away with the hypnotic rhythm of the pedals.
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Strangers in New York City had found a palpable rhythm.
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A delayed circadian rhythm typically begets a delayed sleep pattern.
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I don't even know if it's matchup or the rhythm.
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My dad look like a drunk [Cuban] with no rhythm.
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The rhythm of her fingers stuttered but she kept going.
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In Scotland, the rhythm of daily life is very different.
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What it's like living with a chronic circadian rhythm problem.
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"There is an annual rhythm in the industry," Osterloh said.
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"That tapping made me think of a rhythm," Crawford says.
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There's a soothing, familiar rhythm to Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu!
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"We are in a good rhythm right now," Sulaimon said.
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Constantly to do this results in an odd, jarring rhythm.
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He meets animals with rhythm, and a man with none.
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We like it when he gets that shot in rhythm.
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"I thought my rhythm was better all day," Rodriguez said.
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To me, "One Dance" is more of a Drake rhythm.
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Does rhythm interest you as much as it used to?
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Not having any dance training or, you know, rhythm, does.
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The tempo and the rhythm of the game plays out.
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"We're in a good rhythm right now," said James, whose .
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Scenes between Yakko and, say, Beethoven found their frenetic rhythm.
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The rhythm and variety of the show leave me gobsmacked.
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The one game I can really play is [Rhythm Heaven].
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Like, actually, can someone help this man find some rhythm?
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Looks like Janet's brought some peace back to Rhythm Nation.
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It disrupts the entire rhythm, and it's hard to recover.
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Hopefully tomorrow I can find a rhythm a little earlier.
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This is, again, the fundamental rhythm of the soap opera.
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He likes the rhythm he has going into the season.
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The ability to sing in tune or clap in rhythm?
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The only question that remains: Can it hold its rhythm?
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Rhythm and beat are relatively simple to put in place.
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As I love rhythm games, I immediately requested a build.
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While Washington searched for its rhythm, Baylor built its lead.
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The contest now sets the rhythm of my entire year.
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And once you find that rhythm, the run becomes easier.
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No longer able to play leads, he switched to rhythm.
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Being introduced to rhythm as a base is so important.
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Clinton and Mr. Sanders have settled into a workable rhythm.
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MORRISTOWN Reeds, Rhythm and All That Brass, with Bill Brandon.
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Once you get in a rhythm, it's hard to miss.
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"Outlander" has now comfortably settled back into its old rhythm.
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Curry continued to search for some semblance of his rhythm.
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Everyone paused, to internalize the rhythm of Scheuermann's brain movements.
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Kevin Hart is slowly getting back into his usual rhythm.
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The rhythm builds in your head, your foot taps along.
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The only game I could actually play was 'Rhythm Heaven.
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Against Iowa last week, Davis began to rediscover his rhythm.
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"We couldn't get into a rhythm," guard Jose Calderon said.
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He's got great rhythm, and not just for a baby.
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The room swells with rhythm, and Salah starts to sing.
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You want a more hypnotic, ethereal rhythm to the set.
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Read This Next: Rhythm is Like Crack for Your Workout
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As we were making out, we couldn't find our rhythm.
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One time he asked me, 'How do you hear rhythm?
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Familiarity is comforting and allows you set a daily rhythm.
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"Johnny just kind of got out of rhythm," Bochy said.
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What do you get for messing with your circadian rhythm?
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"To have a high rhythm, you need space," Klopp said.
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"There's a very particular rhythm to his movies," Pattinson says.
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Color, music, pattern and rhythm are key to that mission.
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Power is a more intense ride; Beats is rhythm based.
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"That spirit, that music, that rhythm should never be erased."
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"I picked 34 because I liked the rhythm," D'Agata answers.
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The changes in color add another rhythm into the painting.
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We've lost some of our flair, flow and attacking rhythm.
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This means that Romero can be tricked by manipulating rhythm.
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Smith slowed him and let him get into a rhythm.
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Gradually the impediments to rhythm emerge as its formative parts.
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Once you feel the rhythm, the jab jab is here.
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As it turned out, she was just finding her rhythm.
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What is that shift in rhythm like as a listener?
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Frederic: As a student, I have my own daily rhythm.
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The device monitors his heart rhythm, looking for dangerous abnormalities.
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The day carries a similar rhythm based on the symptoms.
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Ships on protracted cruises are disrupting their normal operating rhythm.
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Songs like "I Want It Back" have panorama and rhythm.
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Lights here change temperature, mimicking the rhythm of the sun.
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They also received the Rhythm and Blues Foundation's Pioneer Award.
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There's a rhythm to speech in terms of what's implied.
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Guilty feet have got no rhythm, and all of that.
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Soon enough, both teams settled into more of a rhythm.
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The story dissolves; rhythm, shape, harmony become ends in themselves.
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She had rhythm and swag since she was a baby.
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They also had slightly increased risks for heart rhythm disorders.
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"This develops a certain rhythm for your body," he said.
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But the atmosphere derives mainly, and beautifully, from the rhythm.
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Hardest thing is trying to get back into a rhythm.
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Here are 20013 essential tracks from rock's beloved rhythm scientist.
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It's all about breaking the rhythm of the other girl.
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Jake Allen looked nervous and struggled to find his rhythm.
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"He never quite found his rhythm," said manager Kevin Cash.
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The story was the price you paid for the rhythm.
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The sentences, which include the rhythm, word choice and images.
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Rhythm gaming is the first clear application for the service.
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Manager Robin Ventura certainly liked the rhythm Rodon found early.
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The layering of harmony, timbre, and rhythm is intimidatingly dense.
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He had a hard time finding a rhythm early on.
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Stuttering them, teasing, fashioning an entirely different rhythm from them.
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"At the beginning, I didn't find my rhythm," Maria said.
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We're trying to disturb the established rhythm of the blockbuster.
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"But there's also the thought process: You don't like to get pitchers out of their rhythm, and when you do the intentional walk, I think you can take a pitcher out of his rhythm."
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" A cardiac ablation "is a procedure that can correct heart rhythm problems (arrhythmias)," according to Mayo Clinic, and "works by scarring or destroying tissue in your heart that triggers or sustains an abnormal heart rhythm.
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Cruickshank snuck in backhands after missed blows and broke Felder's rhythm.
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Circadian rhythm disruption has even been linked to diabetes and cancer.
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Hear "Chained to the Rhythm," and check out the lyrics, below.
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It's easier to get the rhythm with real emotion or energy.
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If you have, the irregular rhythm feature is not for you.
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In the 1960s, Sothern was a volunteer for circadian rhythm experiments.
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Our hips rocked side to side, keeping pace with the rhythm.
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The rhythm of combat, then, is remarkably similar to Monster Hunter.
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Detecting an abnormal heart rhythm comes down to looking at patterns.
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The wind carries the rhythm of drums through the birch trees.
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"I felt like I got into a good rhythm," Romano said.
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Steph doesn't take too long to get his rhythm back generally.
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An exquisite, upbeat, pittering piano arpeggio moves over warm rhythm guitar.
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Rhythm is key, as live music is played throughout the game.
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But Persona offers a sense of rhythm unlike any other game.
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The app analyzes the audio track and interprets the rhythm visually.
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"I'm just trying to get a rhythm back now," Wade said
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But I'm trying to find a rhythm at the U.S. Open.
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Music that is soulful in rhythm and harmony makes the cut.
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Each level has its own rhythm, its own sense of momentum.
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So anytime there's melody, that's what Omarion considers rhythm and blues.
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I got in a rhythm and knocked down some shots down.
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"This star has serious rhythm," she told Gizmodo in an email.
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I had a hard time getting into the rhythm of it.
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The reason is that bright blue light messes your circadian rhythm.
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It's just a disturbed rhythm you can get used to it.
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We both got into a rhythm I think is what happened.
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Vince Gilligan: That's become, if it wasn't always, our natural rhythm.
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I was able to be in rhythm and knock them down.
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"Pete Townshend taught me how to play rhythm guitar," said Frehley.
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Once he got into a rhythm, it's hard to stop him.
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THUMP: How did you first meet Libby at Rhythm Section, Jack?
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The seemingly random abstract visuals had a nice rhythm to them.
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We're all finding our rhythm and picking and choosing our spots.
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There's a rhythm to each year for our Republican-controlled Congress.
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Neither team could find a rhythm in the first 53 minutes.
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Here again, the rhythm is as easy as it is playful.
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All the time off has done little to disrupt Cleveland's rhythm.
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"They've sort of found their rhythm with each other," she says.
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There is a rhythm and a hint of the movie Delicatessen.
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I don't have any concerns in terms of losing any rhythm.
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Tonight he had good rhythm and good tempo and made pitches.
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I start from creating a rhythm I want to move to.
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I started getting in a little rhythm for a minute there.
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The rhythm track was very simple, and it bummed Carla out.
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He finds his range and his rhythm, he's tough to stop.
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Here's how to optimize daily life activities around your circadian rhythm.
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Ms. Rivera is still moving confidently to the rhythm of life.
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Had also tough matches, which shows she's in a great rhythm.
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So there's a rhythm, or sonority, to a surface like this.
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But the rhythm of this series just is not as fluid.
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Obama beatboxed a rhythm, letting her freestyle for him in Vietnamese.
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You can spot a good milker by his smooth, regular rhythm.
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I started slow but then I got used to the rhythm.
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No flow, no rhythm, no concentrated push, either early or late.
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Others find a particular chord progression or rhythm they can use.
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By exposing kids to the rhythm of electronic conversations, emoji may
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There's a cool rhythm in making the food that you'll eat.
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But baking bread really helps me get back into the rhythm.
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He wanted his players to find a rhythm before the postseason.
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That kind of break can easily throw off a team's rhythm.
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It's more about finding an intuitive rhythm and a visual language.
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Nights like World Unknown and Rhythm Section have been big influences.
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Canvas is out on Rhythm Section International on November the 11th.
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That was the very first piece in the rhythm of seven.
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So it's pretty much the same rhythm as the other artists.
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I could sample a strange part, with a vibe-heavy rhythm.
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Ultimately, it's a sort of rhythm game, but without time limits.
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More interesting is Whittaker's ability to manipulate rhythm on his jab.
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"So I think I'm learning the rhythm of that," he said.
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We were not about to stop the rhythm of the city.
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Rhythm consummates the album's seductions, with grooves that are sneakily unconventional.
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Sometimes melody leads to rhythm, or an explosion or a scream.
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Hayes chose the rhythm section of the Bar-Kays for accompaniment.
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Within the rhythm of a scene, you know if it's funny.
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You can edit to the rhythm, tension, and story with dialogue.
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His jokes settled into a new and far more piercing rhythm.
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The surprise and the rhythm — bounce, spin, land, bounce, spin, splat!
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Evans, Texas Tech's leading scorer, never found a rhythm on Sunday.
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Is it an idea, an image, a rhythm, or something else?
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We even got Beyoncé advertising the wonderfully batshit Rhythm Heaven/Paradise.
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He's also occasionally struggled to find an offensive rhythm alongside Paul.
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Elsewhere, he minimized himself, letting Dezron Douglas's bass guide the rhythm.
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He talked about strategy and chemistry and shot selection and rhythm.
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After Salah's exit, we lost our rhythm and never regained it.
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Here, Ms. Swift whisper-sings with a newfound attention to rhythm.
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There's a rhythm to it that I've grown to really love.
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Most importantly, the game's structure and rhythm make it a slog.
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Ruins the rhythm of the game, for us and the fans.
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He's the frontman, rhythm section and instrumental soloists, all at once.
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So I did nothing to change something, to change the rhythm.
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This rhythm was second nature to most of the reporters there.
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Smoke runs through much of the cooking like a rhythm track.
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Clement Benny's drumming bears hints of Balkan rhythm and second line.
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The rhythm of life is suddenly ground down almost to nothing.
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He just was not in rhythm coming off an ankle injury.
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He came down in rhythm and hit a sweet 3-pointer.
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I didn't really have a lot of rhythm out there today.
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Such beautiful rhythm, I thought it was the coolest thing ever.
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The reviews and essays settle into a rolling rhythm, pleasing counterpoints.
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She underwent surgery last year to address an abnormal heart rhythm.
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" What an individual athlete can change "is the rhythm, the timing.
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He caught a good rhythm coming out of the second half.
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People love our rhythm but don&apost want our blues smh.
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Hip-hop, folk, dance, rhythm and blues, gospel: they're all here.
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There are many other hypotheses about the origin of human rhythm.
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His voice line is relatively high, in a swinging waltz rhythm.
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"I knew eventually I'd find my rhythm, find something," Anthony said.
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At this point, they&aposve established their circadian rhythm, says Harbhajan.
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I have a circadian rhythm disorder called delayed sleep phase syndrome.
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"We got in a good rhythm with those five," Drew said.
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His fingers begin to tap a rhythm on his keyboard's controls.
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Teams practice every day for months to develop a flawless rhythm.
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You can watch the "Chained to the Rhythm" lyric video below.
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Maybe the show will find a rhythm around its strange protagonist.
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Shots are falling—I'm in a pretty good rhythm right now.
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Her performance of the song "Me and My Rhythm Box" — chanting nonsense stanzas like "My rhythm box is sweet / Never / Forgets / A beat" over digital percussion — makes her the nexus of insanity in this bizarre world.
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And according to the PerryUndem survey, putting federal dollars behind programs centering on the rhythm method would be an unpopular move — 82 percent of respondents opposed promoting the rhythm method over other types of birth control.
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Pharrell Williams God, everything about this is just so good, and so tight: Pharrell's velvet voice; Nile Rodgers, the legend, just jamming out on that rhythm guitar; Daft Punk's robotic synth voices becoming part of the rhythm.
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"How could we keep that earnestness and incorporate more rhythm?" he recollects.
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Even two months in, every game has a unique rhythm to it.
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When your circadian rhythm is thrown off, you can experience jet lag.
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Little Walter and B.B. King frequently topped the rhythm-and-blues chart.
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The one thing that is certain: Trump operates at his own rhythm.
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I didn't see him get into a consistent rhythm on the mound.
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Apple's smartwatch now includes an electrocardiogram, which can detect heart rhythm irregularities.
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This is what's responsible for both the system's harmony and its rhythm.
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The rhythm section is presented in two forms: "Karaoke" and "Challenge" modes.
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"I wasn't trying to take any shots out of rhythm," Jones said.
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This creative game blends rhythm mechanics with a fully-realized fantasy RPG.
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Once you get accustomed to it, this structure creates a pleasing rhythm.
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The meaning condensed into rhythm and sound and the spaces between sentences.
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I'm glad I kept pushing and kept trying to break her rhythm.
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VanDerBeek observed that he was simply following the rhythm of his times.
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There he embraced the rhythm and passion of the revivalist and evangelist.
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You got to try it a couple times to find your rhythm.
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There was the rhythm of Porzingis's movements, the smoothness of his release.
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Game of Thrones couldn't keep up its plodding, stretched-out rhythm forever.
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My sense of rhythm has gotten better (at least during the exercises).
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The trigger stimulated an abnormal heart rhythm that resulted in cardiac arrest.
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There were trippy musical shooters, intense concert simulators, and thumping rhythm games.
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SAG HARBOR Gene Casey and the Lone Sharks, rhythm and twang. Feb.
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In the picture, the ordered rhythm of the polka dots of Mrs.
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"I had a good rhythm, made my first couple shots," Love said.
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Those new episodes moved to a different rhythm than the previous ones.
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Neither team could get into an offensive rhythm during the second half.
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Add "Chained to the Rhythm" to Katy Perry's long list of hits.
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So we are understanding that and we are in a good rhythm.
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"We are still fighting, still trying to find our rhythm," Rose said.
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The "Chained to the Rhythm" singer tweeted about her breakup on Thursday.
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Gradually he grows accustomed to the distinct rhythm of a traveller's day.
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In step, rhythm, step, step, sometimes, a language will kill of another.
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Combat largely consists of the typical rhythm of attacks, magic, and healing.
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Individual songs click, largely thanks to the rhythm section's subtly kinetic motion.
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The other interesting thing to note is the tracking of heart rhythm.
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I kept rhythm as I walked: I'm doing this for the baby.
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I Can't Quit You Baby (14/4/69 Rhythm & Blues Session) 4.
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With lame rock guitar you can be half assed, especially about rhythm.
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Katy Perry, "Chained to the Rhythm" What a perfect place to begin.
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The bass player never played bass ... The rhythm guitar ... That's very punk.
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The sound in the Drill Hall rises and falls in continual rhythm.
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When you think of the circadian rhythm, you probably think about sleep.
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The fake Legend lacks the easy-listening rhythm of the real one.
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So I really, really want you to make more [Rhythm Heaven] games.
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The rhythm on his jumper is perfect, and he stays on balance.
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The game, for so many Dodgers fans, is played in Scully's rhythm.
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It's unclear if this is related to their abnormally short circadian rhythm.
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Here are four tips that will get you into that perfect rhythm.
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Taylor: I guess our guitar playing boils down to rhythm as well.
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Berry greatly overhauled it with his unique twists on rhythm and blues.
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This year, AGDQ offered a similar showcase of the rhythm game Stepmania.
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That surf rhythm and 80s punk bunker thundering, has to be there.
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Places like r/watchplantsgrow force consumers out of their natural digital rhythm.
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I found a real joy settling into the game's rhythm of labor.
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Rhythm Heaven Megamix is the gaming equivalent of a greatest hits album.
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"Just remember I am the brother with the rhythm," Jonathan Scott said.
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Presidents used this time to establish their style, rhythm, rhetoric and legislation.
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The dancers' comings and goings are essential to the concert's theatrical rhythm.
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One possibility is that he doesn't want to disrupt Mr Bumgarner's rhythm.
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Those bones beat out a rhythm on the fluid-filled inner ear.
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I'm kind of getting in that rhythm, getting in that groove now.
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"I know she's mixing the rhythm, she's playing everything," Halep, 26, said.
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We cannot allow uncertainty to slow the rhythm of Malta's economic miracle.
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"It had to do with getting the right jump rhythm," said another.
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"Trying to establish a rhythm gives you something to do," he said.
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" For "strengths," his records say that he "has remarkable sense of rhythm.
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Everything could be drumming, whether the rhythm was kept or it strayed.
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But at the rehearsal, his focus was on establishing the play's rhythm.
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It won't help detect most heart rhythm abnormalities or worsening heart failure.
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He taps his fingers on the desk in a little rhythm, distracted.
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Where the lyrics of your life meet the rhythm of your soul.
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The rhythm of speech is convincing, though perhaps a bit too chipper.
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"I strongly hope you keep making 'Rhythm Heaven' going forward," he said.
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Disrupting the Terrapins' rhythm affected their shooting, especially from 214-point range.
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Almost imperceptibly, however, he started easing into the rhythm of our days.
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And it was like having two rhythm sections, because we're quite different.
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On 2013 hit "Chocolate," this technique is amplified by a distinctive rhythm.
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Most of Hitman is stuck in a rhythm of rehearsal and repetition.
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She approached it slowly, the disruptor bumping off-rhythm on her hip.
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They fell into a rhythm as featured artists on each other's records.
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This room has only the rhythm of flesh turned on too soon.
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Today's selection is Nintendo's recently released Rhythm Paradise Megamix, for the 3DS.
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Every time, the rhythm of the country's reaction has been the same.
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But it does have a narrative and performative rhythm that's cozy-comforting.
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And it takes its members a while to achieve a confident rhythm.
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Two others danced beside her with little sense of rhythm or joy.
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Just this thunderous wad of flailing racket with a rhythm breathing through.
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In this case we even have the rhythm guitar chops of reggae.
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Jackson Pollock's paint-splattered pants that reveal the excess of "Autumn Rhythm"?
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It took me months to finesse and find the rhythm it needed.
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This rhythm problem can occur randomly and is notoriously difficult to detect.
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Her days fell into a fast rhythm of diapers, naps and homework.
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In Puerto Rico, the film industry is getting back into the rhythm.
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The rhythm is low and hard, the production has a handmade texture.
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The dancers gathered in a semicircle around him, moving to the rhythm.
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That includes changes in in heart rate, rhythm and breathing, said Azimpour.
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"He uses a rhythm dribble to get a good look," James said.
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That rhythm, that aggression, fed his anger and his need for escape.
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We bounce back home to the rhythm of her invisible punk symphony.
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The Rhythm Section, directed by Reed Morano (The Handmaid's Tale), opens Jan.
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"There was a rhythm and a calmness to his game," Brown said.
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Even delegates at that summer's Democratic National Convention got into the rhythm.
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What was your thought process on the rhythm of Monáe's blinking eye?
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They can use their voice or a favorite song to dictate rhythm.
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The Rhythm Section Rated R for bludgeoning, gouging, shooting and so on.
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Rhythm, for the poet, becomes transportive, carrying him into an ethereal plane.
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The 808 drum provides not just the rhythm but also some melody.
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Rhythm + Flow will be available to stream on Netflix beginning Oct. 9.
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The Rhythm Section, directed by Reed Morano (The Handmaid's Tale) opens Jan.
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Maybe the rhythm of the train on that trip had marked James.
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That means maintaining your central circadian rhythm with a regular sleep schedule.
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The problem turned out to be a disruption in his circadian rhythm.
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But part of shooting is rhythm and we haven't found that yet.
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Ocasek was the band's main song writer and also played rhythm guitar.
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Radiation may cause heart rhythm disorders or damage arteries and heart valves.
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The two have the easy rhythm that comes with a longtime friendship.
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Defensively, though, when we settled down we got in a nice rhythm.
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The arguments radiate outward with the measured rhythm of ripples in water.
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The circadian rhythm can be reset by changing sleep or eating patterns.
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He didn't seek to radically change the rhythm of users' daily lives.
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I actually get a lot of satisfaction out of playing rhythm guitar.
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The Sax & Flute EP drops on Rhythm Section International on October 14th.
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But after a couple of episodes, Better Things settles into a rhythm.
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The altered interneurons enhanced gamma rhythm activity, generating cognitive improvement in mice.
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The pulsing rhythm of its wireframe worlds isn't just heard, but felt.
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"There used to be a rhythm to this, and you could at least count on that rhythm," said Brian Rice, who retired from fighting fires in 2011 and is now president of California Professional Firefighters, a statewide union.
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Babies first start learning language by listening not to individual words, but to the rhythm and intonation of the speech stream -- that is, the changes between high and low pitch, and the rhythm and loudness of syllables in speech.
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Today Nintendo announced the next game in the series, called Rhythm Heaven Megamix, which brings together the best levels from each game in the series, including the Game Boy Advance edition, Rhythm Tengoku, which was only released in Japan.
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"We had a couple of mutual friends who all started playing tabla, just because we're musicians and we love rhythm, and tabla has this amazing rhythm," he explained, citing the Beatles song "Within You Without You" as an example.
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Lockley add that othher people with the disorder may have no perceptible rhythm to their sleep pattern, and a further 10 percent of people with the disorder may have no clear circadian rhythm, but not experience any sleep problems.
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" 'Rhythm + Flow' In an episode of Rhythm + Flow where she was overseeing auditions in New York City, Cardi B told fellow judges that "at the end of the day, we [are] considering if these people are gonna make money.
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He missed five of his first six shots and never found his rhythm.
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The grates encircle the building, adding rhythm to an otherwise highly vertical structure.
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He's one of millions of Americans with abnormal heart rhythm, or cardiac arrhythmia.
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Bass reverberated through Asha's body, and she let the rhythm guide her movements.
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But if everything falls into a complementary rhythm, the payoff can be huge.
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The "Rhythm Is Gonna Get You" singer, 60, was thrilled by the honor.
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" It's the campfire version of Swift nemesis Katy Perry's "Chained to the Rhythm.
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Irregular heart rhythm notifications work in the background and supports Series 1-4.
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It's got a 15/16 rhythm, but it's probably our most popular song.
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Yet the rhythm of everyday black speech is there in their private communication.
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"Changing the rhythm, I think that's what she doesn't like," Bertens told reporters.
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There was a rhythm to their movements as they flocked past, backpacks bouncing.
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We know you can dance, thus we know you've got balance and rhythm.
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How did you get them comfortable with your style and your comedy rhythm?
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And Spironolactone blocks testosterone but can cause increased potassium and heart rhythm problems.
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Finnish emphasises the first syllables of words and so has its own rhythm.
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Its dancing games chuck all that aside in favor of rhythm-based gameplay.
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There is a certain routine and rhythm to a successful American presidential campaign.
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The circadian rhythm mirrors that seen in a number of animals, including humans.
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I haven't done so yet, mostly because (alas) I lack rhythm and flexibility.
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Staffs bounced in the air to the rhythm of his low end locomotive.
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I couldn't throw a strike, couldn't find my spot, couldn't find a rhythm.
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"We're all basically just trying to figure out our rhythm here," he wrote.
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But my dancing partner Eric had finally found the rhythm in this journey.
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The TR-216S is a rhythm performer, designed with live sets in mind.
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With no track titles and not much discernible rhythm, Selected Ambient Works Vol.
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Unlike many rhythm games, skill in Beat Saber isn't judged by precise timing.
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It's described as an athletic vocal embellishment of a melody, rhythm or chord.
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"Chained to the Rhythm" is a new kind of Katy Perry song, certainly.
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Armand Van Helden - Break Da 223's (Tiger Stripes Edit) - Strictly Rhythm 213.
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You should create for "The G.G. Show" a character named Al Gore Rhythm.
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"Well add a Crazy Horse rhythm and you get "River With No Color.
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Atrial fibrillation, the most common abnormal heart rhythm, causes 1 in 4 strokes.
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I was trying to catch a rhythm, taking the shots I usually take.
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It's going to be ugly at times, but slowly getting my rhythm back.
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Each room had its own personality and rhythm, like the satellites being watched.
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It's the basic combat rhythm of Halo, a chaotic sandbox of supersoldier vs.
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Every year the Fanti Carnival bedecks Lagos with Latin American color and rhythm.
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Patients in the study had blocked arteries, heart rhythm problems or heart failure.
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The mobile industry moves quickly, but it does so in a predictable rhythm.
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Ouendan on the Nintendo DS, and some other rhythm games for the console.
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Peres was diagnosed in July with atrial fibrillation, or an abnormal heart rhythm.
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So the evolution of rhythm, of drumming, of music, is all from that.
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It's a common phenomenon that is a natural part of the circadian rhythm.
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In addition to "Chained To The Rhythm," Perry also mentioned in her E!
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I suppose "Chained To The Rhythm" is a corrective to that, at least.
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I say "benediction" because "Chained To The Rhythm" really is a beautiful song.
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"Chained To The Rhythm" doesn't even try to break the chains it describes.
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"This week has been really hard," the "Chained to the Rhythm" singer said.
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I keep up a good rhythm, pulling at the water, propelling us along.
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"It's probably I don't get my rhythm yet," he told the team's website.
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"This summer is all about conditioning and catching that rhythm again," Rose said.
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I had really good rhythm, was standing tall and was hitting it beautifully.
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"I don't know if it was difficult," Savage said of reclaiming his rhythm.
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Rudy Gobert also made it tough for Houston to get into a rhythm.
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Did you know that light pollution is interrupting the rhythm of coral reproduction?
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But, for Coleman, music didn't even need to be organized according to rhythm.
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The mood of the morning had the right combination of urgency and rhythm.
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It's a little of this, a lot of that, with melody, rhythm, harmony.
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There's a certain rhythm to Donald Trump's presidency over the past two years.
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The show has a jangly, aggressive rhythm, with jumpy visuals and quick editing.
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The piano, ringing variations on its theme, falls into a bouncing tarantella rhythm.
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Bellis said that surviving three rounds of qualifying helped her find her rhythm.
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"A play where the flow is perfect, the rhythm is perfect," Curry said.
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He talks about the cadences of nature, the cycle, the rebirth and rhythm.
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There is a rhythm to the way most players go about their business.
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The rhythm section was one of these, for more than the usual reasons.
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Five weeks ago, his feet were moving so fast, there was no rhythm.
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Universal High is cleaner, boasting sax sections, falsetto vocals, and crisp rhythm sections.
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You have to get used to that, get in the rhythm of that.
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Obviously, I'm capable of it—not soloing, but I can play rhythm guitar.
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The Elusive Targets twist that rhythm, pulling Hitman's theatricality in a new direction.
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Stream a preview of Sector I: Rhythm below and pre-order it here.
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There's no flow, there's no rhythm, there's no pace, there's none of it.
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It's a Japanese title and the rhythm takes its tradition from Eastern Europe.
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After a mile or so, I loosen up and get into a rhythm.
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Isaac is what Grace Jones might describe as a slave to the rhythm.
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I'm confident, my shot's falling, I feel like I'm in a good rhythm.
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So, bright light is one of the strongest cues to our circadian rhythm.
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His heart went into an erratic and ineffective rhythm and he stopped breathing.
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This meant that a 24-hour circadian rhythm was guiding the sunflowers' movement.
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"The first inning was a little shaky, just out of rhythm," Lester said.
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Then Singer Ted takes charge, tapping out a rhythm on a glass bottle.
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They're all supported by Jessie Linden and Debbie Christine Tjong's nimble rhythm section.
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But even in that rhythm, in that oscillation of the economy, things change.
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Curry started the scrimmage cold, teammates said, before he settled into a rhythm.
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The crunchy power chords, the pummeling rhythm section — it's all conventionally head-banging.
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But also they had to do it at this specific rhythm and pace.
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"For me, baseball is life and the rhythm of life," Ms. Turner said.
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"You do not have the same work rhythm as my grandfather," he said.
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The first teaser for Netflix's first music competition show, Rhythm + Flow, just dropped.
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But every character has had a cadence and a rhythm since the beginning.
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García Nesitla intensifies the rhythm of strumming as chairs and stairs fall down.
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We can get the rhythm back, set the focus, set the right mood.
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A friend of mine in Aldershot had a nightclub called the Rhythm Station.
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I walked to hear the rhythm of my feet and of my heartbeat.
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The exercise taught her the "math and rhythm" of basket weaving, she said.
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I work out to catch my rhythm and to get my blood pumping.
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"My thought is I never want to break a pitcher's rhythm," Girardi said.
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In one mesmerizing sequence, the protagonist shadowboxes in precise rhythm with the percussion.
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If nothing else, the Warriors rediscovered their familiar rhythm at the right time.
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"We didn't really find a rhythm pretty much the whole game," Brees said.
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RLS tends to disrupt the circadian rhythm, Lee added, which compounds the symptoms.
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Constant exposure to sunlight confuses the body and messes with its circadian rhythm.
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She was still trying in vain to find the rhythm of her shot.
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But zoom in on his use of rhythm, and a different picture emerges.
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Neal and Jonathan say their rhythm section recently decided to hang it up.
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And indeed, when they pop up, they infuse the movie with fresh rhythm.
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Neither team could find an offensive rhythm during a physical, grinding first half.
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The album's most successful single, "Chained to the Rhythm," peaked at No. 4.
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Women with rainbow flower strands stacked atop their headdresses danced to the rhythm.
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From the looks of it, rhythm runs in the family for Cardi B!
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Everyone connects with light, color, sound, line, movement, rhythm, texture and so on.
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There's a circadian rhythm to it, and it even goes through seasonal changes.
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Also, a decade before, she had many episodes of an abnormal heart rhythm.
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The proceeding settled into a more familiar rhythm of partisan back and forth.
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Their shoulders and hips pulsed with the percussion, an upbeat, African-inspired rhythm.
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"I listen to jazz, mostly for the rhythm and the joy," he says.
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Mike said Bob had encouraged him to keep playing to maintain his rhythm.
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And to this day he often resorts to musical analogues: bebop, rhythm, syncopation.
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That's an indispensable service, even though "Rhythm in Motion" hasn't developed very much.
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"The first one went down and I got into a rhythm," Benson said.
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Brahms's imaginativeness in rhythm, harmony and thematic development makes him a progressive force.
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And there was the rhythm of names of the dead being recited again.
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The conversations largely lack dependent clauses, and have a cool rhythm of blankness.
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Your body has a circadian rhythm to it that an all-nighter disrupts.
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It is the rhythm of the Mets, players getting hurt, players slowly recovering.
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The debates in the Democratic presidential primary have a rhythm this campaign cycle.
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Everybody was kind of a little bit off rhythm for a little bit.
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Six patients developed a temporary rhythm problem that corrected itself within two days.
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A schefflera played bass, while a second schefflera managed the rhythm tone generator.
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It's a rhythm game, as you attack and dodge in time to music.
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One theory is that depressed people have something wrong with their circadian rhythm.
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But even if you don't have depression, your circadian rhythm may cause trouble.
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They could also try a treatment called chronotherapy, which alters the circadian rhythm.
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The rhythm section has Rick Rosato on bass and Jonathan Pinson on drums.
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The metaphor pulsates throughout the show as a kind of new aesthetic rhythm.
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He's taking shots in rhythm, whether they're on the perimeter or the post.
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I used to hate lifting, but I've started to get into a rhythm.
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"I didn't have the rhythm on both ends of the floor," Rondo said.
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"They were looking for someone really musical and with rhythm," Mr. Cresswell recalled.
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His earliest instructors taught primarily by ear, and built from the rhythm up.
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Also, Tsunku made a big impact with his Rhythm Heaven series of games.
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I was just not an athletic person, and I actually had no rhythm.
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The endless rhythm of the sea is kind of how a machine works.
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The pieces seem to breathe, their shimmering patterns dictated by some alien rhythm.
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"I want to speak up and I want to say something but I just don't want to get caught in the rhythm of something because if the rhythm goes off, the train goes off the tracks," the former *NSYNC member said.
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"They record every rhythm and interval of their behavior, the order in which they move from room to room, how long it takes them to dry their hair in the morning and the sound and rhythm of their footsteps," McDonald said.
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This photograph ("The Cotton Pickers, Ferguson Unit, Texas," to give it its full title) has an extraordinary sense of rhythm, a rhythm that makes it as visually arresting as René Burri's photograph of four men on a rooftop in São Paulo.
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Metamorphosis featured a special 30-year anniversary celebration of her iconic Rhythm Nation album.
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Bird calls organized by AI based on things like rhythm, tone and so on.
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You kind of get into a rhythm, into a zone, and it feels good.
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If your heartbeat is normal, the reading will show up as a sinus rhythm.
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Where humans might hear rhythm and melody, rhesus monkeys, for example, just hear noise.
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It does not help his rhythm, and that is not good for our team.
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"I feel pretty good about the rhythm the guys are in," Stevens told reporters.
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Alex Bellavia was a big fan of the rhythm roguelike Crypt of the Necrodancer.
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I slowly got used to the mechanical rhythm and began feeling a little relaxed.
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"They play with great rhythm and we couldn't seem to find it," Smith said.
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Just the circle of life, playing out in perfect thematic rhythm to the show.
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Some of them are personal, some are international, all of them have a rhythm.
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Rather, the lyrics were meant to be heard, with music, melody, rhythm and emotion.
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It's more like, how can we help this become the rhythm of your life?
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"Even so, the rhythm of growth was maintained," the company said in a statement.
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Woods was fighting it all afternoon as he never seemed to find a rhythm.
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He cut the steak into strips, his hips moving in rhythm with his knife.
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With Inglewood High, we knew we wanted to take advantage of winning Rhythm + Flow.
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"Rhythm will be tough," Nowitzki said recently about his pending return to the lineup.
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The sleeve wraps around the heart and syncs up with the heart's existing rhythm.
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A special kind of rhythm fueled his choreographies in music videos and live performances.
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FOR THOSE whose hearts occasionally go off rhythm, pacemakers are, quite literally, life savers.
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She was given another chance but faltered and mixed up the rhythm and wording.
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Jennifer Garner has found a new rhythm in her life as a single mom.
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There's also a small rhythm section that lets you add drums to your songs.
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I got some good looks — some open threes — and it's easy to get rhythm.
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There is also a harpsichord continuo which slowly fades in and emphasizes the rhythm.
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He had immediately caught the rhythm of the place and established a comfortable routine.
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The Whispers were inducted into the Rhythm & Blues Music Hall of Fame in 2014.
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Mr Power uses rhythm and repetition to give the play a distinctive liturgical quality.
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It sounds cartoonish, very happy, but at the same time, it's like a rhythm.
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He's got the personality, he's got some rhythm and that's all we really need.
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Washington (CNN)Preparing for a procedure to fix an abnormal heart rhythm Thursday, Sen.
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MDMA's risks include disrupted circadian rhythm and cognitive impairment after excessive long-term use.
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I've visited that beautiful Main St. often enough to know its rhythm and contours.
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It has to do with melody and rhythm, and then after that, anything goes.
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It messes with your circadian rhythm by giving you an inconsistent wake-up time.
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The new sensor makes it possible to detect heart rhythm, in addition to rate.
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If he lacked rhythm kissing me, of course he'd be rhythmless between the sheets.
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When the ball is moving, energy is behind it and guys are in rhythm.
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"You know, I have a different rhythm about how a campaign goes," Clinton said.
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And her new single, "Chained to the Rhythm," takes aim at the Trump administration.
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There are five different modes to choose from: Rhythm, Touch, Tap, Wave and Voice.
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"We know that in Alzheimer's disease patients, the circadian rhythm is dampened," Chen says.
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It's soulful, romantic, and dips in and out of a summery bossa nova rhythm.
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"It's always a concern when we aren't in a rhythm offensively," Zach Smith said.
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They don't have a rhythm yet, they're not sure what they've got that night.
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Instead, a deep rhythm of inhalation and exhalation was audible, an almost sexual breathing.
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Rhythm is what we tend to focus on and we like to play slowly.
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Apple will display a real-time graph of your heart rhythm while you wait.
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She missed the art of the dance, and she fell back into its rhythm.
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Skip Marley - "Chained To The Rhythm" Miley Cyrus - "Malibu" Best Dance Video Afrojack ft.
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"We have a handful of guys who are struggling with their rhythm," Scioscia said.
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It's not always possible for a drummer to spend three weeks on a rhythm.
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Rhythm guitarist Malcolm Young left the band in 2014 after being diagnosed with dementia.
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But like the best rhythm games, complex controls aren't what make Thumper so challenging.
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Third wave ska punk provides a rhythm for tenderness through upbeat strumming and horns.
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Their starters are really in a rhythm right now and they are playing well.
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We felt refreshed and relieved to be absorbed in the rhythm of our steps.
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"Rhythm of Your Heart" - Marianas TrenchI have a lot to say about Taylor Swift.
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Finding the rhythm can make a workout more bearable while maximizing power and efficiency.
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The probing, gentle rhythm of their conversation sometimes mimics that of a therapy session.
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His familiar explosion and rhythm were lacking, he said, not that he was surprised.
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Novelistic form, the accretion of many sentences, must find its own deeper, slower rhythm.
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And they were good milkers: you could tell from the smooth, regular shyushyu rhythm.
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"I like the rhythm of the songs," he said during an interview in Spanish.
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Hic, haec, hoc: more brutal blows, less precisely aimed, but still the same rhythm.
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But the big and small screens could not stop her from moving in rhythm.
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Get your child some rhythm instruments, usable for anyone at least three years old.
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Clinton's speech, throwing off its rhythm as delegates chanted "Hillary!" to drown them out.
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Should I mirror the rhythm of her hips, Or should I take the lead?
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We expected him to take time to find his rhythm and find his way.
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"I think I was just in a rhythm, defensively and offensively," Winslow told reporters.
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He could take another leap forward if the Broncos offense can find its rhythm.
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"His parodies lose rhythm and the structure of the script at times results confusing."
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A sea turtle slipped from the sand into the steady rhythm of the ocean.
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"Nobody else could find their rhythm," Maryland alum and broadcaster Walt Williams told reporters.
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There's a terrible rhythm to a mass shooting, and we all experience it together.
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It can be difficult to get into the rhythm of going to the gym.
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I take a sleeping pill because it helps me get back into my rhythm.
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Jazz bebop inspired the prosody, rhythm, and improvisational techniques of much of Beat poetry.
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A casual rhythm game and two simple music apps are likely just the start.
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Never underestimate what a rhythm player can do when they're put in the limelight.
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On top of that there's a really cool mixture of rhythm, feeling and noise.
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There's a sense of rhythm and timing in the way each line is delivered.
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It's called a zeitgeber, the strongest input to the awake phase of our rhythm.
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As Rebecca said, we've gained an incredible ability to not abide by that rhythm.
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"Rhythm + Flow" is Netflix's take on a reality TV staple — the music competition show.
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And over at Original Content, we review Netflix's first music competition show "Rhythm + Flow."
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Not a whole lot of rhythm from these exhausted players in the extra period.
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He helped devise its language of thick harmonies, zipping melodies and steamed-up rhythm.
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The catalyst is Malcolm Young's countless variations on how he attacks his rhythm chords.
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Another option is for you to email that, your rhythm strip, to your physician.
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He pulls out the AliveCor device, it says his heart rhythm is not normal.
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We can see it when the audience slows down and gets into our rhythm.
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I'm taking the New York lyricism and swag and jamming into a southern rhythm.
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It's still unclear what made the girl's heart develop that abnormal, potentially deadly rhythm.
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Another compelling reason has to do with the rhythm and experience of watching Roma.
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One treatment involved implanting defibrillators to detect an abnormal heart rhythm and correct it.
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And let your body wake you up, a key to regaining natural circadian rhythm.
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It was short on rhythm, short on spectacular rallies and, ultimately, short on suspense.
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I tapped out a syncopated rhythm on the darabouka, while Avigail whistled looping melodies.
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Because Steven Yeun was such an important part of the rhythm of my years.
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The Volunteers failed to find any sort of rhythm offensively in the first half.
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The more things change, in rhythm action, the more they stay the same, then.
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The rhythm of this new one was totally different, he said in an interview.
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Once I got into a nice rhythm, I figured I'd do the skirt, too.
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"I thought through the middle innings he got a nice little rhythm," Boone said.
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And Beckham himself looked out of rhythm, which was understandable given his injury layoff.
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D.J. Sylk opens the show, so settle in, ride the rhythm and stay awhile.
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That's part of why the rhythm of "West Side Story" is so intensely layered.
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He captures, exquisitely, the balance and rhythm of moving through these rigorously controlled spaces.
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Memphis found more of an offensive rhythm after intermission and went up by 9.
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But the repetition — the steady walking rhythm, the not breaking stride — is still important.
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After she died the parties turned rare and sparse, in rhythm with the outside.
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I thought I had rhythm until I was on a bicycle next to Usher.
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In 19823, Mr. Kakehashi developed the FR-1 Rhythm Ace, an early drum machine.
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We are not as without rhythm as some of our Jewish brothers and sisters.
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Gobert clamped down defensively after halftime to throw the Wizards out of rhythm offensively.
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Ragtime — so called because of its syncopated, ragged rhythm — is a predecessor to jazz.
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It's a really body- friendly rhythm, if you play it at the right tempo.
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"They controlled the rhythm of the game early, and we started slowly," Rodgers said.
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She taught me how to move my hips to the rhythm of Latin music.
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