Gunshots were heard ringing out as people appeared to flee.
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You could hear shots ringing out and screams on Western radio stations.
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Gunfire ringing out in American schools used to be rare, and shocking.
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Suddenly, calls of "Clara" could be heard ringing out across the venue.
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Ringing out from the trembling boy's violin was a tune they all recognized.
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Ringing out the old and ringing in the new usually involves bells, right?
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The old chants that once rumbled from South Africa's townships are again ringing out.
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Our buggy found its ground and tore away, shots ringing out in the mist.
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But O.K. •"Let Me Hear Your Balalaikas Ringing Out," for the return of Jess.
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The women clustered together and began jumping, their bells ringing out, their horns blasting.
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When the gunshots began ringing out across Stoneman Douglas High School's campus on Feb.
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With the budget resolution vote just days away, alarm bells are ringing out across Capitol Hill.
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But for a handful of federal policemen, the streets were empty, shots ringing out almost constantly.
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Brice captured the piercing wail of a woman ringing out as his son's death was discovered.
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My own students and I fled while the shots were still ringing out, escaping physical injury.
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"Ti-ya, ti-ya, pa, pa, pa!" she sang, the last syllables ringing out like shots.
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"Let Me Hear Your Balalaikas Ringing Out"Season 13, episode 8This is the Jess we're interested in.
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Police reached the scene within a minute of the first shots ringing out at 5:45 p.m.
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On the Sunday, while I was again lying down under a tree, I heard a choir ringing out.
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They were able to pull her from the area while shots were ringing out into the downtown area.
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In many of them, gunshots could be heard ringing out against a city illuminated by flashing police lights.
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Farmajo's victory was greeted with celebratory gunshots ringing out across the capital city of Mogadishu on Wednesday evening.
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"Oh fuck it all then," Zauner sings, her voice ringing out into an explosive clatter of cymbals and guitars.
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The German players trudged off goalless at halftime, with frowns on faces and whistles ringing out from the terraces.
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Chris Christie's call-and-response with that crowd, the word "guilty" ringing out like a paean to mob justice.
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Footage of Thursday's chaos on social media showed panicked residents fleeing and high caliber gunfire ringing out across town.
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Nathan started filming, and what the video captures the horror of the shooting spree: shot after shot ringing out.
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With shots ringing out through the hallways of the school, he charged toward the suspect and confronted him head-on.
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Chairs collide violently, the clanging ringing out above the din of cheers and hoots and air horns from the packed stands.
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Others only wanted to celebrate the new American Embassy, which was dedicated in Jerusalem as shots were ringing out in Gaza.
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Another eyewitness, Eric Murillo, posted a video that appeared to show gunshots ringing out on the Cambrils seafront on his Twitter account.
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The teaser ends with two gunshots ringing out, sending doves flying into the air as a red hue washes over the scene.
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As I listened to the long, low moan of evening prayers ringing out over Fez, the closest I could guess was Europe.
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Authorities said a gunman appeared to fire indiscriminately, with shots ringing out in an apartment as people tried to leave the memorial.
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In that moment, ringing out amidst the metallic timbres and gentle echoes of the chimes, the familiar song sounded strange and otherworldly. ???
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When gunshots started ringing out at the south Florida school that afternoon, the officer on duty outside, Scot Peterson, didn't enter the building.
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But occasionally, ringing out over the sound of all those shattering records have been the voices of naysayers, many of them veteran players.
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Ringing out 2016, though — an unforgiving, brutal year, full of violence and discord, that spirited away so many cultural greats — seemed unusually important.
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The clips, which VICE News was unable to independently verify, appeared to show gunshots ringing out, bleeding victims, and blood on the streets.
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Her appeal speaks for itself, ringing out with the authority and prowess of a fearless general willing to sacrifice everything for what she believes in.
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As she hid in her tent and listened to the shots ringing out, Brittany thought of her unborn child, son Memphis, now 16 months old.
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Thomas' late magic guides Celtics past Hornets BOSTON — Isaiah Thomas hears the "MVP" chants ringing out from the TD Garden crowd on a nightly basis.
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Whether it's a movie theater, dinner party, or your annual review at work, there are times when you definitely don't want your mobile ringing out.
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The bells in chaos rake out from Christchurch, clipped and sudden and on the quarter-hour, as if ringing out the death of sound itself.
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With Queen's "We Are The Champions" ringing out in the convention hall, Trump's silhouette appeared on stage, with bright white lights flanking him from below.
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Songs about death, loss, and romantic struggle are drowned in bucketloads of feedback, sawdust, the occasional violin, and chiming guitars ringing out through it all.
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The video is grainy and absurd, and it's difficult to distinguish faces, but her laugh is distinct, ringing out my favorite sound, throaty and extravagant.
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The phones were also ringing out at the Manchester Arena when VICE News contacted them for a comment on the security arrangements at the venue.
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CHICAGO — An exotic, discordant symphony was ringing out in The Hypocrites' cavernous rehearsal space in the Ravenswood neighborhood on a crisp Tuesday night this month.
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When gunshots started ringing out, he holed up in class with other students and started texting with his younger brother, who was just a floor away.
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Even as he played, he could see troops fighting in the distance and hear gunfire ringing out in the civil wars that raged through his childhood.
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" 'Never again': The struggle over history and collective memoryAgainst the backdrop of increasing violence, a call is ringing out in the US and Europe: "Never again.
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Alexis Skyy had to be carried out of a Super Bowl party after what many believed were gunshots ringing out in the club ... TMZ has learned.
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With gunshots ringing out just feet away, Eddie Justice hid in a bathroom in the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida, and frantically texted his mother for help.
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When Kiril arrived at Room 2C for the first time that Wednesday evening, he was surprised to hear a piano ringing out from behind the classroom wall.
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During the day it was mostly quiet, Mr. Gherde said, save for a few gunshots ringing out, as happened three times during our two-hour-long visit.
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Our sources say the gunshot victim told cops he was driving when shots started ringing out, piercing through the vehicle and striking him in his left shoulder.
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The Beatles' song is about memory; Mr. Lucier's alteration of it, beyond what it does with sound and resonance, implies a memory alternately ringing out and being contained.
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Thank you for all the initiatives taken to honor Tim, with public gatherings, church bells ringing out his music, tributes at Coachella and moments of silence around the world.
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Near the cabin, all I can hear is a wind chime constantly ringing out, so I turn on my Pip-Boy's radio and listen to the Beach Boys instead.
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And now, less than 36 hours removed from the shots ringing out in Alexandria, Virginia, we are already into the condemnation stage of our all-too-predictable political process.
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What appeared to be a smartphone video of the shooting went viral on social media, showing a single shot ringing out as the anthem played, then screaming and pandemonium.
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Parts of the highland city of nearly 3 million people resembled a war zone, with armored military vehicles patrolling some streets and sounds resembling explosions and shots ringing out.
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It's almost as if a portal has been opened up into the sounds that were probably ringing out through his darkened Los Angeles home while those records were being forged.
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Many of Martenot's original valvular creations may be gathering dust, but the surreal voice he first heard on the wartime airwaves will be ringing out for a while to come.
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In Obrera, a central neighborhood in Mexico City, people applauded when rescuers managed to retrieve four people alive, with cheers of "si se puede," or "yes we can," ringing out.
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Her take on that sonata's fugue, too, was designed to maximize sound, with short notes rendered solid — almost broad — and only the difficult triple stops ringing out harshly, like gunshots.
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It's been a scary month at Ariana's home ... someone also called 911 claiming shots were ringing out on the property, but police say it ended up being a swatting incident.
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In moments like the mostly instrumental "MTTM," her voice is reduced through post-processing to a small desperate cry of humanity ringing out against bleak techno kicks and grayscale digitalist abstractions.
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Shelling and gunfire are ringing out in Ras al-Ayn, a town in Syria's north, as Turkish forces also target medical and aid organizations to stop the evacuation of injured civilians.
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Just as shots were ringing out in the hallway where DeAngelis was walking, a group of girls happened to pile out of the locker room on their way to gym class.
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" They added their gratitude for all the "initiatives taken to honor Tim, with public gatherings, church bells ringing out his music, tributes at Coachella and moments of silence around the world.
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The gym was filled with W.N.B.A. stars like Candace Parker, Odyssey Sims and Alana Beard, but the voices ringing out loudest were the rookies competing for a spot on the team.
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There's a hint of the Velvet Underground mixed with the big fuzzy guitar sound beloved by the '90s and then there are the chimes, ringing out to make this track unforgettable.
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Had the movie ended there, and former president Obama's cooperative mentality on climate change been seamlessly integrated into Hillary Clinton's hypothetical administration, then the peals of hope still would be ringing out.
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As the applause for the first act was still ringing out, Mr. Nézet-Séguin emerged from the pit and walked toward his dressing room, stopping to chat with musicians along the way.
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A video posted to YouTube by Hawaii&aposs Star-Advertiser shows a cluster of police cars with shots ringing out in the direction of a house that appears to be on fire.
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France&aposs victorious World Cup team has descended upon Paris&apos packed Champs-Elysees Avenue in an open bus with Alpha jets streaming the national colors overhead and wild cheers of joy ringing out.
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Either I did not do a thorough enough job of ringing out the excess water, or my oven temperature was off — regardless, the end result was by far the most disappointing of the three.
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When the U.S.A. Basketball roster was announced, home-team level cheers greeted the former Huskies, with Taurasi narrowly edging out Bird and Stewart in decibel level, and the familiar "Louuuuuuuuu" ringing out for Samuelson.
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At about noon, heavy gunfire began ringing out in Villa Union, and a convoy of armed pickup trucks could be seen moving around the town, according to video clips posted by social media users.
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At about noon, heavy gunfire began ringing out in Villa Union, and a convoy of armed pickup trucks could be seen moving around the town, according to video clips posted by social media users.
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Officers cornered, shot and killed their man on Sunday, with much of the drama seen and heard in a dramatic police dashcam video: The loud steady pop of firearms ringing out along a rural road.
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So it came as no surprise to people close to Mr. Thompson, 43, that when gunfire started ringing out during a protest here last Thursday, he was one of the officers running toward the shooting.
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The band's clearly been doing their homework, with a heavy focus on the mid-90s and a sworn allegiance to finger tapping, blastbeats, and nearly unceasing tremolo ringing out amidst a cleaner-than-expected production job.
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SRINAGAR, India (Reuters) - In Srinagar, Indian Kashmir's main city, calls to prayer ringing out from mosques went largely unanswered on Tuesday, as families in the Muslim-majority region heeded a curfew that made celebrating Eid nigh impossible.
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" What they're saying: The New Yorker's Susan Glasser: "Make no mistake: the applause ringing out at the Cathedral when Meghan McCain says 'America has no need to be made great again because America was always great' is not standard.
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Halep, with cheers of 'Simona' ringing out from her fans slowly roasting in the upper tiers of Philippe Chatrier Court, settled into a rhythm and broke three times to take the opener as Ostapenko's error count soared to 23.
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"Mignon Clyburn is fast achieving heroic status, her voice ringing out in defense of consumer and citizen rights," said former FCC commissioner Michael Copps, who now serves as a special adviser at DC-based public interest group Common Cause.
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NAHAL OZ, Israel — With tear gas and burning tires fouling the air and gunfire periodically ringing out from one direction, Palestinian demonstrators and Israeli soldiers faced off along the fence hemming in the Gaza Strip for a second week on Friday.
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The boos ringing out from the stands at the Groupama Arena were initially directed at Macron, a reflection of the current political mood in France, but it wasn't long before Infantino also got a reminder of the issues facing him.
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Big Ben's distinctive and reassuring chimes, which have marked the passage of time since the Victorian era, fell silent after ringing out at noon on Monday as a $37 million restoration project got underway for the tower that houses the bell.
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Twenty minutes into her solo headline set at The Lexington in North London last month, with the last clean chord of "Your Dog" ringing out of her all-white Stratocaster and into the audience's applause, Sophie Allison tried to relieve a little tension.
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In November, for the first time in 12 years, the Muslim call to prayer began ringing out from minarets around Uzbekistan, after the fiercely secular government, which has jailed thousands of people who are too pious for its liking, lifted a ban.
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That's his insouciant croon ringing out on the chorus of Farruko's hit "Krippy Kush," from last August, and there he is again sounding like a personified smirk on "I Like It," one of the best songs from Cardi B's recent debut album.
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Wordplay SUNDAY PUZZLE — Even though John Lampkin's puzzle publishes online on Saturday, it is technically the last crossword of the calendar year, so it's fitting that he chose the concept of ringing out the old and ringing in the new as his theme.
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Simmering anger against the Republic of the Congo's President Denis Sassou Nguesso seemed to boil over on Monday in Brazzaville, with gunfire ringing out across the capital city and youths affiliated with the political opposition reportedly lighting a police station and another government building on fire.
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"Let Me Hear Your Balalaikas Ringing Out" (season 6, episode 13) The introduction of Jess 2.0: Now Not a Complete Shitshow is a compelling inverse of "Teach Me Tonight," with high-achieving Jess telling defeatist Rory that she can do more than she's allowing herself to.
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For survivors like Williams who are still going to therapy to deal with the emotional and mental toll of the incident, the video brings back the distinct sounds of the gunshots ringing out and the fear she felt not knowing where the bullets were coming from.
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As with those avatars of bathetic yearning, Day6's ballads, so huge and soaring and plaintive, are kitsch masterpieces — the magnificent "I Smile," its solemn, arpeggiated guitar chime ringing out through the air, flaunts heartbreak the way a jock might bare a set of washboard abs.
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Analysts just don't keep stats the way they used to, but most agree that demand for devoted e-readers peaked around 2011 — though the longstanding declarations of their death have been ringing out since well before then, with most pointing the finger at the rise of low-cost tablets.
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The image of nude Flea and shortsleeve-over-longsleeve John Frusciante stood fretboard to fretboard, ringing out the final notes of "Under the Bridge," fading into a massive bonfire started by the audience and fuelled by a bunch of plywood they ripped off the stage, is really quite prophetic.
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The Wolf Pack case has raised awareness about sexual assault throughout Spain where chants of "I believe you, sister" and "Drunk and alone, I want to get home" ringing out across town squares have taken on a similar weight to the #MeToo hashtag that originated in the United States.
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"Thank you for all the initiatives taken to honor Tim, with public gatherings, church bells ringing out his music, tributes at Coachella and moments of silence around the world," the Bergling family said in a statement, referencing the popular Coachella music festival in Southern California that finished on Sunday.
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Midway through, he brought out the Lox to perform "We Gonna Make It." That song is something of a New York tradition — the Lox must have performed it hundreds of times at other people's shows over the years, the opening horns and strings ringing out like a call to arms.
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The Greyhound Bus Museum in Hibbing, Minnesota, sits on land that was once a quarantine camp during a 1918 outbreak of yellow fever, and is adjacent to Hibbing's oldest cemetery, which is why it's unsurprising that museum employees have reported strange shadows on the "Nine bus" and the voice of a little girl ringing out at night.
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Related: Congo's Youth-Led Protest Movement Vows to Keep Fighting, After a Disputed Referendum Simmering anger against the Republic of the Congo's President Denis Sassou Nguesso seemed to boil over on Monday in Brazzaville, with gunfire ringing out across the capital city and youths affiliated with the political opposition reportedly lighting a police station and another government building on fire.
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Stones thrown, cop cars torched, bells ringing out across our riven land, and it's exactly here, typing the word riven , then wondering if you know what it really means, that the phone rings, the read-out saying Bliss and it's Grace, your server at the vegetarian café by the creek 200 miles away where you ate three days ago, saying she needs your address so she can mail your pencil back to you.
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