So if you roar at Tyler or Ivy, they'll roar right back.
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The roar on an airplane is a quieter roar on an airplane.
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Listening to the roar of the fake crowd on FIFA — again — makes me roar myself, and not in celebration.
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Even the best merely reduce noise, especially low-frequency droning sounds — the roar on an airplane becomes a quieter roar.
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With a pounding, aggressive beat interspersed with occasional gun shots and people shouting, "Roar, roar, roar!" and, "Charge, charge, charge!" the video shows off the Chinese army's best weaponry, including its aircraft carrier, tanks, and ballistic missiles.
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"The Tiger roar, I was saying before, we heard the roar, and that's worth the price of admission alone," he said.
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They clap with him, jump with him, and when he puffs his chest and lets out a primal roar, they roar with him too.
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" He continued, "There was a deafening roar celebrating that [World Cup] victory, a deafening roar for our champions," before leading the crowd in a "U.
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I reached in the roar of the water for a feeling in the wind … He continues, as the air fills with the roar of an airplane.
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Perry then brought the energy up by launching into "Roar," a track with triumphant lyrics like "I am a champion / And you're gonna hear me roar" that echoed the evening's tone.
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As Harry moves in for a smooch, he turns it, half jokingly, into a roar, and the roar then turns into mayhem—gunshots, the slam of a door, and a vehicle pulling away.
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King Kong's roar didn't totally drown out Wolverine's berserker rage.
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Clinton said, to a roar of applause from the congregation.
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Poetry was nothing if it was not an incandescent roar.
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THE FIRST sound of danger was the roar of motorbikes.
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Then the roar of a rocket engine fills the air.
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The elephants roar but the crocodile refuses to let go.
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There was the swing and a roar but no feeling.
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He did so to the roar of his hometown fans.
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He wakes to the roar as Aldean takes the stage.
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Eventually there will be a roar of rage from below.
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We survive only by ignoring the faint but terrible roar.
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The critics of that system are screaming at full roar.
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The question everyone was asking: what will follow that roar?
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Does every number need to end in a giant roar?
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Far from my rescue are the words that I roar.
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The roar that greeted it was both exultant and cathartic.
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If we do so carelessly, the virus will roar back.
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When death comes, it brings the roar of the audience.
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Then there's Roar Africa, a specialist in luxury Africa vacations.
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Children's Books They HUFF, they ROAR, they CLANK, they MOVE!
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Translating the crowd's roar is harder than it might seem.
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I could hear a thin, high roar inside my head.
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Silenced by its roar, all I could do was laugh.
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You roar and it only sounds like you got swallowed.
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But Byrne didn't find the roar to be sufficiently deafening.
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On one side is the deafening roar of social media.
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He, like Trump, desperately desires the roar of the crowd.
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A roar of "Yes!" came back from the thousands gathered.
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But sophisticated sound design wasn't born until 1933, when Murray Spivack created the giant ape's bellow in "King Kong" by mixing a lion's roar with a tiger's roar, and playing it backwards at half-speed.
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A roar would overtake the promenade, sending ripples across the water.
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In that case, the Tory juggernaut might roar through London, too.
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This is accompanied by the electronically amplified roar of pouring water.
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Feel the roar of the crowd, no matter where you are.
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That's why I am positive, because I don't mind a roar.
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Once more, the Bowl let out a cathartic roar of support.
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"I'm sorry?" she asked, causing the audience to roar with laughter.
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White Hart Lane exploded in a roar for the Arsenal boy.
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You are a champion and we're going to hear you roar.
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She'll be there for you, when your stomach starts to roar.
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The law was hyped up to come in with a roar.
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It's very lion-y in its deep growl and sonorous roar.
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" They couldn't hear her over the roar of the flood. "Help!
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Soon, though, you hear a dull stompstompstomp—and then a roar.
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If there was no following roar, soon we would hear sirens.
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A seismic roar of relief and jubilation rang through the capital.
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It should surprise no one if the Cavaliers roar back Sunday.
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When his speech ended, the crowd let out a happy roar.
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If it starts losing, the grumbling will turn into a roar.
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If there were a crowd, and it could roar, it would.
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The modest crowd let out a roar that was well overdue.
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The "Word rhyming with 'ignore' in 'I Am Woman'" is ROAR.
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He could hear the crowd roar from the green at 17.
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Four years later, that corporate silence has turned into a roar.
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It was just like the screaming, the roar of the tiger.
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Then, I heard a roar of laughter coming from my classmates.
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He is "The Process," hear him roar—when you can, anyway.
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This roar is just a natural backlash to all that silence.
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Suddenly, the distant roar of a car engine approaches behind me.
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But this time, its roar was unusually loud, he said Tuesday.
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Soon, though, you hear a dull stompstompstomp—and then a roar.
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A roar of applause from the crowded gallery welcomed the golfer.
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And now, for a long moment, Baarns let the crowd roar.
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They roar in his ear when he makes a good shot.
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Help Desk I am woman, hear me roar, blah blah blah.
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Linda let the surf roar for what seemed a long time.
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A roar erupted when Mr. Trudeau finally bounded his way up.
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For now, the mighty Amazon wealth-creation machine continues to roar.
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Moments later, a roar of laughter came from outside the door.
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Every hand shot up, and there was a roar of approval.
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Of course, I preferred the roar of the quick-push ignition.
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Underneath the roar, you could hear the drip of melting ice.
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The voice of the People became a roar and a rumpus.
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One which is ignore him and one which is roar back.
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At that moment, my attention turned to a low roar from outside.
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"They say Sessions," Trump then said, as the crowd continued to roar.
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The spray and the Tempest Roar/ A life on the ocean wave!
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He drew a roar from the home crowd as he was introduced.
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If you rub them the wrong way, prepare to hear them roar.
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"That was the moment that ROAR for Good was born, " she said.
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The roar of the winds, he said, sounded like a jet engine.
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With performing, I'm a perfectionist: I want to make the crowd roar.
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He later drew another roar while waving to fans from the bench.
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Another leonine roar of Slavic-sounding speech brought me to my feet.
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People will think more kindly of you the next time you roar.
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Benedict Cumberbatch showed, and got a pretty loud roar, no surprise there.
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The intimacy of the footage, the roar of the fans, is visceral.
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The usual dull roar of traders shouting at each other was gone.
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As the rocket continued upward, the ground trembled with the engine's roar.
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" "A lone voice, when joined with other lone voices becomes a roar.
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To clarify, Cramer did not say that Apple will roar to $140.
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Next, the AAVs roar into life and smash into the swirling sea.
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Remember the roar of the crowd at the end of Fourth Avenue?
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She can't walk, but she can roar, blink and twitch her tail.
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The community of Nicolás Bravo, Chetumal reported a rumble and a roar.
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Bring your bikes, let America hear US ROAR for our new President.
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His eyes rove and pinwheel as he shouts apologies over the roar.
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However, at least one distraction proved enthralling: the roar of the crowd.
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Where there was a roar of traffic, there will be relative quiet.
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There is no smell of the greasepaint, no roar of the crowd.
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Go deeper: Health care stocks roar after J&J, UnitedHealth beat earnings
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As his colleagues tried to haul him back, they heard a roar.
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"Say her name!" came the roar from the jumbotron, and the crowd.
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The scene then cuts to black as you hear Godzilla's signature roar.
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All that female, hear me roar touting ends quite abruptly with HRC.
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Eventually, a thunderous roar of cult-y applause rises up in the crowd.
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They have a fearsome roar, which means exactly what you think it does.
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The roar the audience gave when Kratos emerged from the shadows was deafening.
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The 23-year-old Kelly's vocal roar matched her lion's-mane of curls.
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Hear writer Rhianna Jones roar in a mix of leopard, tiger, and jaguar.
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Forty years on, the roar of Grunwick's lions resonates as proudly as ever.
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Williams posed and emitted a roar toward the fans, who stood in approval.
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But the roar of social media builds awareness and attracts new potential acolytes.
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"4 more….. hear me roar," she captioned a photo of herself looking excited.
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ROAR put the product on Indiegogo in October 2015, aiming to raise $22014,210.
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At some points in the trailer it blends into yawning roar of machines.
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Preparation, in some small way, for the roar and silence of death 100.
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I'm a stage whore and I'm addicted to the roar of the crowd.
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It amplifies the roar of history, dramatizes the depravity of, and the moral
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Crickets and frogs added their screeching chorus to the roar of the flood.
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This was the moment my friend's Modine heater kicked on with a roar.
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As they roar toward coastal waters, the waves slow down while getting taller.
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Planes landing at John Wayne Orange County, nearby provided a constant background roar.
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Russian fighter jets roar through the sky, pounding targets in rebel-held areas.
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The motor surely doesn't roar or even purr the way it used to.
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But after the round, a roar of "Joe, Joe, Joe" disputed Ali's confidence.
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He's now talking about Hillary Clinton, and the stadium begins to really roar.
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In this White House, policy comes second to the roar of the crowd.
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There's limited wind roar and the Sonata tracks arrow-straight at high velocities.
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An earsplitting, celebratory roar swelled up from the stands at Chesapeake Energy Arena.
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That a lone voice, when joined with other lone voices becomes a roar.
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The after-work crowd encroaches, and the hushed conversation becomes a dull roar.
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When the ring announcer spoke my name, I was shocked at the roar.
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We've been learning to trust our intuition, but now we're ready to roar!
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Pinch-hitting, Musial got the capacity 2202,2628 crowd's loudest roar for any player.
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"I don't know why," he said over the roar of the Polaris engine.
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It's a baker's dozen now, and Katy Perry's "Roar" comes on the loudspeakers.
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The biggest applause of the night — a well-deserved roar — was for her.
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Beneath the roar of digital acceleration, there is still some shuffling of paper.
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Brian Tyree Henry looked to the heavens and let out a primal roar.
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Its rattle and roar drowned out conversation, but it made our plates sparkle.
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Brady then fist-pumped the air, which prompted a roar from the crowd.
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A few pitches later, he easily stole second, drawing another roar from onlookers.
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" After clarifying "except Seth Meyers," she answered her question with a roar: "ME!
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But these messages are harder to hear over the roar of the mainstream.
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The roar after Woods stepped up and sank the eagle putt was deafening.
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The modus operandi of this populism is not to reason but to roar.
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Sure enough, as Anthony weighed his options, scattered murmurs grew into a roar.
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The latter causes the V12 to ignite quietly, rather than with a roar.
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Fast and Furious 8, 103 and 10 are ready to roar into theaters.
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And as the crowd and the rugby team roar, Woodford tearfully nods yes.
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Amid the squelch, you could hear the low roar of the SubAir system.
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Get ready to hear Saudi Arabia roar, with all that brings with it.
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The applause turned into a roar once the judges confirmed Gillman was correct.
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The sound of the waves drowned out by the roar of the engines.
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Amy Scott, a Bethlehem nurse practitioner, attended her first ROAR meeting last weekend.
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But there are millions of us, and we have just begun to roar.
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He's got the eye of the tiger, and you're gonna hear him roar.
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As might be expected, the basket brought a roar of approval from the stands.
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Blue might get a little frustrated and shake her head, or deliver a roar.
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According to Jimmy Kimmel, Disney released them a translation of the porg's mighty roar.
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Silence a woman and she'll roar with a vengeance until her bonds are broken.
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As I hung up the phone, I heard another tremendous roar in the distance.
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All they can do is roar, blow fire, and fail to impress Cersei Lannister.
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Almost everything after Cruz said "vote your conscience" was subsumed in an angry roar.
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The marines' F-21.3 fighter jets roar into the sky from a runway below.
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A roar of applause filled the room, followed by a palpable sigh of relief.
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Now, however, someone who isn't publishing through Rebel Roar can also use these tools.
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The two shoot-outs are interwoven so that the violence reaches a deafening roar.
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With the stock up 32 percent since February, it has continued to roar higher.
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Katy Perry didn't need to hear Warren Buffett's roar ... a whisper did just fine.
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Hale begins by lip-syncing Katy Perry's "Roar" while throwing fake punches at Simons.
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Both ferocious and precocious, she jumps into every task with a roar of delight.
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The roar on the track is a siren call for Porsche owners and fans.
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Hale begins by lip-syncing Katy Perry's "Roar" while throwing fake punches at Simons.
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EIGHTEEN helicopters land with a roar at Zhurihe, a military base in Inner Mongolia.
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"I'm king of the Puerto Ricans," came the roar from the packed waiting room.
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When death finally comes for us, will it announce its presence with a roar?
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For example: In 2013, Katy Perry's "Roar" reached 1 billion views in 487 days.
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It's why The Big Short ended not with a triumphant roar but a sigh.
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The "Roar" singer listed Diplo as the worst sex partner, followed by Orlando Bloom.
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Click on dynamic and they'll immediately be reminded by the roar of the engine.
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He described a roar that knocked out the electricity and sent people fleeing outside.
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The roar of nearly 2653,2265 fans reached a crescendo as he approached the plate.
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His demand provoked a roar of excited screaming from the crowd of about 100.
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But it's widely expected to roar back to life after the voting is done.
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"No," Sanders abruptly answered to a roar of cheers and applause from the audience.
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Figures from the past, minor in the present, roar into control of the story.
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That works especially well for constant, low frequency noise, like the roar on airplanes.
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Stocks could roar back to new highs next year as they did this summer.
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Even beneath her crash helmet, she would have heard the roar of an avalanche.
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So what about that sound-of-thunder T. rex roar: Is that bogus, too?
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Go deeper: Most teens worry about school shootings; The global roar for gun control
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"But don't expect any major "Firework," even if Swift makes Perry want to "Roar.
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I miss the big moment when it happens, until the roar pulls me back.
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After nine visits to Lion's Roar, Mr. Diprima has become something of a regular.
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It literally feels to me like an adult version of "Roar" by Katy Perry.
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The ultras, feeling vindicated in their belief that he was faking, roar their disapproval.
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SUNDAY VARIETY COLUMN Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon circle us with a deafening roar.
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"We heard the roar and a little shake," Ms. Colbaugh said in an interview.
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The roar of massed drums turned into W.C. Handy's "Memphis Blues," a Hellfighters favorite.
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That was his voice, one-syllable wails over the approaching roar of the train.
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"I don't think I have ever done that before," Williams said of Monday's roar.
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It ends up in a big roar, or cheer, and that gets everybody going.
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I once heard John Tomlinson practically roar it, and Bryn Terfel contemptuously snarl it.
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The torque really kicks in around 25kmh, accompanied by a roar that's all throat.
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Only the sound varied — at times a muffled rattling, other times a rumbling roar.
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"Some people can't handle the isolation," he said over the roar of the machine.
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He would roar at times, as if in pain or with rage and frustration.
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The fans responded with a roar, a collective expression of appreciation, nostalgia and grief.
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The roar of waters gushing through the gates underneath the rail track was palpable.
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The next burst of air was the crowd's collective exhale, followed by a roar.
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To many veteran riders, the roar of the engine is part of the excitement.
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The bear was a towering beast but his customary roar was weakened by alcohol.
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"Aye," the white patrons roar back over the golden slosh of their raised drinks.
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These huge medical institutions are a buffer to the roar of the F.D.R. Drive.
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And it's in these instances when the "mama bears" among us tend to roar.
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" And you just want to hear this roar of affirmation: "Yes, Rivers, you rock.
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Amid the roar of Rossini's massed forces, it casts a sudden, chill-inducing shadow.
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But there's a roar, and they hop back, take a bad step, go halfway down.
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The film is being produced by Graham King and directed by Norwegian filmmaker Roar Uthaug.
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She has interpreted the Brexit vote as a roar by those left behind by globalisation.
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And that's what happened, right underneath me: All of a sudden there was a roar.
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In the seat beside me, just audible over the roar of the engine, Nathaniel moaned.
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The adrenaline really gets to some people and they snarl and roar in the cage.
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Though Gatsby may be your next guess, how about what really made them roar: prohibition.
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After the second or third Like, the drip of dope becomes a roar of validation.
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But it is more likely than not that he has let loose his last roar.
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This roar [of men getting fired] is just a natural backlash to all that silence.
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The machine ceases its roar, and the team gathers around to look at the results.
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"Roar" singer Katy Perry came dressed as a chandelier, even wearing one on her head.
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These aren't the kind of fires we are used to seeing today: They didn't roar.
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I hate that echoed roar in the background every time it's on in the pub.
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It was, I am women hear me roar, she&aposs empowered, she&aposs a woman.
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Like we're going to pass up a chance to hear Beyoncé get her roar on.
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The cries for Roger Goodell to resign have dimmed to a more manageable dull roar.
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Not only did the entire biotech group roar, but Alder rose a staggering 11 percent.
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The tempos are too frantic, the rumbling guitar roar too distorted, the mix too dirty.
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It's even got a name — HQ2 — and, in reality, Amazon's announcement was a thunderous roar.
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"I'm so f——g proud of you guys," he said, prompting the crowd to roar.
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Vikander signed on to play the character in April, with Norwegian director Roar Uthaug directing.
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The company may have started this year wounded, but it certainly finished with a roar.
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"It's been way, way, way too long," she said, meeting a roar of nourishing cheers.
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What if there's no roar of the engine, no screech of the tires, no fire?
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The actors imagine themselves in a battle or war scenario and produce an aggressive roar.
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Though a terrifying predator, the "king of the dinosaurs" probably did not roar or sprint.
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WIMBLEDON, England — There was an extended roar from the collective heart and a standing ovation.
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Next came an ominous and murmuring roar: the audible lingering aftermath of the nuclear explosion.
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The referees called foul, but nobody could hear them over the roar of the crowds.
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Our legs start to recover a bit, and that sound is now a rising roar.
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Chains around their ankles clank with each step, a steady beat punctuating the engines' roar.
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Each target hit is met with a roar of approval, each miss with a groan.
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And if the investigations then roar back into the news, "I'm worried about a volcano."
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When his question was met with an immediate roar, the President seemed genuinely taken aback.
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The excited roar from the stands turns to a deafening cry of anguish and rage.
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An actual roar, that is, with old school metal picking up after his guttural yell.
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But when Görges's final shot soared long, Williams did not roar with relief or release.
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When the roar eventually subsided, my irritation would have drained the conversation of any warmth.
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Hannity, smiling solicitously throughout, let the roar of the crowd stand in for his response.
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Orlando Bloom might need to familiarize himself with Katy Perry's "Roar" just a little more!
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Pandoro Safari Game Lodge and Roar Africa both offer tours to visit with the Mambas.
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So to all of you who have marched and written, called and voted, roar on.
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Neighbors said the fire continued to roar well into the night, forcing dozens to evacuate.
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Banks roar backSome fintechs have found success in nabbing small slices of the banking pie.
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With no national media organizations providing constant live updates during the recent heavy rain, Roar.
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The roar had nothing to do with Bolt: It was about a surprise British victory.
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It's not "woman hear me roar" or "the eye of the tiger" — it's just TEAPOT.
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THE ROAR of a fighter jet cuts through the gentle hubbub of a business lunch.
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Saturday's Women's Marches across the country and around the world answered with a thundering roar.
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Tadu Gerechu was tending his sheep when he heard the roar of the plane overhead.
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Hear the roar of Jägala Fall in Estonia, called "the Niagara Falls of the Baltics."
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The feeling was only intensified as, every few minutes, modern jet planes would roar overhead.
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The quiet swooshing was a peaceful reprieve from the roar of the gas-powered alternative.
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Other users might just want the pure roar of the crowd and the unfiltered timeline.
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To a roar of cheers, Tyler and Damon walked toward each other for an emotional embrace.
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It tends to start rallying in February, and then roar higher going into the fourth quarter.
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One final roar from onlookers and Jim emerges victorious—a victory he accepts with supreme immodesty.
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The roar, heat and pure force from the blades is overwhelming as we get on board.
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People crushed up against one another along the barricades, amid a sustained roar from the crowd.
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It wasn&apost the fan being on the field that drew a roar from the crowd.
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Hearing the roar of a rocket launching to space in person is a pretty incredible experience.
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A ROAR like this had not been heard on a golf course for almost a decade.
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"Prince: The Official Prince Tribute — A Celebration of Life & Music" is ready to roar on Oct.
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He can roar around the city only after dark, when few policemen are on the streets.
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As a roar echoes across a gargantuan hall, a pile of scrap slides into the mixture.
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The abbreviated blow-by-blow of the scene specifies that the monster should roar and hiss.
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In a crowded airport, the Sonys easily blocked out the background roar and isolated the music.
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"From now on, this is Prince's house," read the screen afterwards, inspiring a roar of applause.
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" He drew a roar of approval as he later concluded, "Today, you nominated the real one.
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Attack helicopters fire into the city, rockets roar over head, small-arms fire crackles and pops.
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Party like it's 2016 Trump, even more than most politicians, loves the roar of the crowd.
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The "Roar" singer was soundly roasted for her skits and jokes, some of which fell flat.
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Sandy and Sandra, Brixton loudmouths who roar with laughter and outrage, slurping pots of instant noodles.
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" And the crowd would roar back, "GUILTY!" occasionally adding in a chant of, "Lock her up!
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For instance, check out the "roar" of Jupiter's magnetic field as Juno crossed into its magnetosphere.
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It will lift off in smoke and fire, and then with a roar disappear into nowhere.
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SpaceX filled the South Texas air with the roar of a Raptor engine on Tuesday night.
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A roar of applause rose when an announcement came that the show was about to start.
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In his free time, he rode his Suzuki motorcycle, and the roar of its 19803,000-c.c.
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Fans swathed in black and white, the colours of Besiktas football club, roar out its anthems.
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Finally, the roar arrived, the speed of sound disconcertingly lagging light but undeniable in its force.
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A red gravel torrent rocketed downward at two tons a second, in a low, dull roar.
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And even before Mr. Cruz had finished speaking, Mr. Trump entered the arena, igniting a roar.
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It's quieter with reduced engine roar and less moaning and droning from the continuously variable transmission.
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Green Day's new ones aren't so easily summed up, but they can roar through their contradictions.
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Even with the trucks circling the arena, somewhat eerily, the roar of the engines was deafening.
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We must build on what has been accomplished, otherwise we risk seeing the epidemic roar back.
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Cher not quite being able to keep her signature roar in check even when in character?
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Yet it remains a bit gnomic: "Far from my rescue are the words that I roar"?
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Ahead of the race, Mr. Mille discussed his passion for mechanical marvels that tick and roar.
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"A (for 100 Cars)" was, by turns, a placid deliberation, a thunderous roar, an ambitious lark.
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A lion's grunt doesn't sound like the MGM roar; it's more of a deep, rhythmic cough.
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But this year it was clear that the academy was pretty amped to hear women roar.
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An 85.2 percent foul shooter, Edwards missed the first — to the roar of the Tennessee faithful.
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Poor sanitation and the constant roar of artillery made the living conditions in the trenches miserable.
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" And the crowd would roar back, "GUILTY!" occasionally adding in a chant of "Lock her up!
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And she is using her freedom to roar against the dictator whom she compares to Hitler.
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A roar erupted across the chamber and the Speaker declared the vote carried by a majority.
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These factories will not suddenly roar back to life if the central bank reduces borrowing costs.
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By summertime, humidity will climb to 99 percent, and the cicadas will be a pulsing roar.
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Suddenly the music picks up, blasting an inspirational song and the buzz turns into a roar.
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The '21919s began with more of a whimper than a roar, to judge from January's headlines.
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The thunderous roar of a full-grown tiger was as frightening as any experience in Vietnam.
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"Suddenly a strong wind blew, and we heard the familiar roar of the avalanche," he said.
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The sounds of shovels scraping the concrete competed with the deafening roar of cars driving overhead.
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He saw Tom Cruise roar into a Vanity Fair Oscar party on a black Ducati motorcycle.
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From the cocoon of the S.U.V., the city's roar had been reduced to a muffled purr.
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The stars that blink at you from a distance, and then roar with fire up close.
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For you, and the joyful, despairing "Infinite Jest," we will roar forever amazed, forever sorrowful, forever grateful.
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McDavid quadruple-pumped his fist while the Rexall Place crowd jumped to their feet with a roar.
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"I'm so f—–g proud of you guys," he said, prompting the crowd to roar even louder.
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The film is directed by Roar Uthaug with a script from Geneva Robertson-Dworet and Toby Gard.
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It's fire departments that are too white and 100-yard fields where sports fans roar every weekend.
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The crowd responded, initially offering polite applause, then adding their voices, rising into a full-throated roar.
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When the teams were read out before kick-off, Tevez's name would receive a far greater roar.
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These types of stocks are notoriously boring, and certainly don't usually roar 8 percent in a day.
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Nelson and Vaughan had spent the evening listening to the residents vent their frustration about the roar.
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In 2013, they attacked the Cincinnati Bengals when the team retired Perry's "Roar" as its theme song.
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It is breathtaking to witness democracy in full roar, as candidates vie for the nation's highest office.
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Sporting a red beret and matching plaid dress, the "Roar" musician blended in perfectly with her surroundings.
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It is the sound of shifting foundations and collapsing masonry, continuously, a roar increasing from every direction.
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To be on the receiving end of Meat Loaf's roar, even at half blast, can be intimidating.
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That means that CheckMate may be the first of many as the tiger begins to roar again.
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"Whoever you are, if you've got kids who love me, I'll sing 'Roar'," she said on stage.
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Detonations of thunder blended with the shuddering of the Ostermans' house, creating a kind of continuous roar.
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The trademark roar was back rocking Court One and it was game over — at least for now.
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The deal, it is true, was more of a throat-clearing exercise than a roar of reinvention.
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There is pent-up demand to hear the roar of peers and that's where we come in.
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Its toolshed shape doesn't create much wind roar, making the G more or less quiet at speed.
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Vitriol is the norm, the facts are under siege, the deafening roar of destruction is in ascendance.
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Suddenly, a roar of gunfire erupted as a fleet of choppers blasted the gates of the compound.
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Slow sucking noises replaced the roar as the cloth stuck to every square inch of my body.
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If the Obamas' silence on Biden was loud from the beginning, it now approaches a deafening roar.
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"Democracy itself is on the ballot right now," the president bellowed above a roar from the crowd.
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Then they heard a roar from deep in the earth, from an era millions of years ago.
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But the salve is here, and it comes in the form of Beyoncé's soothing, sexy, lioness roar.
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"I think there may be some symbolism here," Mr. Sanders said to a roar of applause. Mrs.
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With the roar of the near 26,000-strong crowd now deafening, the two men went at it.
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The Hills is coming back into the national consciousness with a mighty roar on its 10th anniversary.
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Even when the dynamic level increases to an undeniable roar, there is a smoothness to the piece.
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As the crowd continued to roar, Stanton came out of the dugout and took a curtain call.
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But there's a reason Biden got an audience of liberals to overcome that, and roar with applause.
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Euron had a great week, and a surprising roar of applause when he arrived in King's Landing.
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And a lion will roar, in his youth, in his dotage and long after he is buried.
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About 15 seconds later, a thunderous roar, traveling at the speed of sound, rolled over the spectators.
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BOGOTÁ, Colombia — The typical Bogotá morning starts at dawn and quickly becomes an eight million-person roar.
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Peter Mayhew brought a Wookiee's roar to life in the " Star Wars" franchise as beloved character Chewbacca.
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In fact, to make up for lost money, nations like China will roar back with capitalistic mania.
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The biggest roar of the day was registered a full two hours before the final putt dropped.
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And when they roar their approval, it reinforces his determination to do whatever they scream loudest about.
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Without the rumpus of an internal combustion engine, wind roar and tire slap sound all the louder.
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Mather: Every McGregor punch that lands, or looks like it lands, gets a roar from the crowd.
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The Rutgers crowd, as outnumbered by visiting fans as its team was outmanned, erupted with a roar.
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Push far enough, though, and its roar and raw, animalistic power will make your blood run cold.
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Occasional cracks of gunfire echo across the no-man's land, while barely visible coalition warplanes roar overhead.
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Whether it's the original or the remake, there's no mistaking the signature roar of Ford's "Bullitt" Mustang.
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The West is growing more wary of China, and the roar from Hong Kong is growing louder.
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Your gambols, your songs — your flashes of merriment that were wont to set the table on a roar?
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Just listen for the crowd's roar when Hillary Clinton walks out to hug President Obama after his speech.
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Today, we have a new one—and, blessedly, he doesn't feel the need to roar like the rest.
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But hey, then they wouldn't have had an elaborate CGI dragon to roar at the audience in 3D.
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Just then, I hear the roar of dirt bikes and jog down the garden yard towards the action.
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As she reaches the bottom, Hemsworth leaps forward with a roar, causing his fiancée to shriek with fright.
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Sam's professor, fifty years an atheist, whispers a prayer underneath the roar of wind at the cave entrance.
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You'll look back on how sad you feel now, throw your head back, and roar with derisive laughter.
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The blow clicked the talk button on his chest radio handset, delivering the roar back to the aircrew.
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He recruited a posse of volunteer sheriff's deputies, who sport police uniforms and roar about in patrol cars.
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By hand, he cranked a metal drum that rotated against another piece of metal, creating a clattering roar.
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On Wednesday, the supportive roar of the crowd after Akash correctly spelled "inviscate" made him cover his ears.
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"Hearing" opens with Alicia and Jason eating nachos and watching Roar, starring Melanie Griffith, naked in Alicia's bedroom.
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"Now, since September the Constitution hasn't changed," Mr. Cruz said, as the rising applause rose to a roar.
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"Clearwater Fire and Rescue uses the phrase: When you hear the roar, go indoors," the fire department said.
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When the crowd's unrelenting roar finally came to a halt, Ms. Osato paused and was visibly taken aback.
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Almost immediately I release a massive roar from deep within me, as tears start running down my cheeks.
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You're getting that roar from the crowd or you're getting that feeling from the next teammate beside you.
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The Lowdown: An exciting city to watch roar into the Top 250 this year is the Colombian capital.
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Naturally, when "Single Ladies" came on, the crowd came to their feet and there was a deafening roar.
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This would have put them in an excellent position to roar to the top of the food chain.
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She eases in everyone with "Roar" Pheromone Cologne, $26, which she rolls on the wrists of each woman.
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A light pitter-patter on the tin roof turns into a deafening roar as the clouds open up.
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It was met with a roar of approval from the audience, the polite duo beside me bellowing along.
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When the piece builds to a roar, as it does several times, the impact is all the greater.
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I stepped out of my dorm on 5th Avenue in time to hear the roar of motorcycles approaching.
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"But I really love him and like him and we make each other roar with laughter," she adds.
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The Fighter dancing through the fire cuz I am a champion and your're going to hear me ROAR.
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Tate, who entered the ring to Katy Perry's "Roar," was always one of the women's game's best wrestlers.
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The roar from her hometown crowd was so loud, so true, that I'm certain it crossed time zones.
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And then came an ovation that was a roar, a catharsis and a celebration of love and life.
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I told him I was tough, and he made me roar into the winter air to prove it.
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Here's the other issue: As soon as you go off of antibiotics, acne tends to roar right back.
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After opening with a whimper, the tournament returned with a roar Friday afternoon, and no favorite seemed safe.
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"The roar in the crowd was telling," said Peter Beinart, a leading voice in the liberal Zionist movement.
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But suddenly, about five years ago and for no identifiable reason, the buzzing turned into a deafening roar.
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He learned how to do a classic black metal roar and witnessed the band's wild pre-show rituals.
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Brienza released the latches holding the doors of the box closed, and the hum turned into a roar.
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Trasie Phan, who served as the trip's logistics coordinator, said that only Pete could touch the roar board.
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He was now the favorite son in love with the bright lights and the roar of the crowd.
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But a rivalry that began with something of a roar will go out with more of a whimper.
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But in his opening round, Woods never had the kind of moment that would produce such a roar.
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The Harley roar may be supplanted by the Harley whine, but LiveWire is a beautiful piece of machinery.
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"They always seem to fly better when they hear the roar of a crowd!" the announcer shouted, laughing.
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Susumu Horikoshi (then 6) saw the flash and heard a loud roar as if lighting had struck nearby.
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TIGERS The Roar of '84, the season the team won its last World Series, is a distant sound.
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A witness who lives around the corner from the factory said she heard an explosion "like a roar".
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Plenty of other teams and athletes have defied the odds and the prognosticators to roar to unlikely triumph.
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Was there a way to combine those individual fissions, to turn a small burst into a mighty roar?
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And the correct response from all of us is a full-throated roar that is anything but patient.
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But the mock-up never replicated the roar, the shuddering or the G-forces of the real thing.
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At some point, the roar of the river died down and the canoe slid into a wide eddy.
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Update The roar of a jet engine, the vroom of a car, the vibration of a moving ship.
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He let out a roar to the crowd after ripping his hands off the rim on the dunk.
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Odland found himself engulfed in the most extraordinary noise he had ever heard: an endlessly booming, ringing roar.
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Subtly rebellious and defiantly optimistic, "Speed Sisters" masks the sound of gunshots with the roar of revving engines.
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It's one of the last times, it seems, that Jones will keep quiet when he wants to roar.
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Visit a trading floor today and you will hear the hum of servers, not the roar of traders.
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They let out a roar at the White House gates, meant to symbolically drown out climate change deniers.
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Push far enough and the DB211's roar and raw, animalistic power will make your blood run cold.
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Trump was met with some cheers, but also with a roar of boos as he entered the venue.
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From the bedroom of her Lansing home she could hear the roar of football games from Spartan Stadium.
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The Irish have learned to love the free market, and that has made the Celtic Tiger roar again.
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ROAR started when "despondent" friends got together following Trump's election, said Morganelli, who hosted the group's recent event.
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Now and then there is a frightening roar overhead, the sound of the world, that sends them cowering.
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A roar could be heard as guard Kyara Frames lifted Colleen in the air, per their celebratory custom.
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The Fighter dancing through the fire cuz I am a champion and your're [sic] going to hear me ROAR.
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The third was Goldman Sachs, which rallied 32 percent, and Cramer thinks the stock could roar higher in 2017.
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New noise protection measures would also be needed to assuage local residents weary of the roar of jet engines.
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Anyone with a car or a motorcycle can pay $30 to roar down the quarter-mile runway of asphalt.
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And yet the roar of the crowd was twice as deafening at the mention of the gruff septuagenarian's name.
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That's probably why we still thrill to learn about the man who made all those monster suits really roar.
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Cramer found five themes that can continue to roar higher and rebuke even the biggest doubters of the rally.
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So, while Tesla seems to be losing its mojo, Moreno thinks Ford and GM are ready to roar higher.
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I put my head back, listened to a jet engine roar, listened to the final boarding call for Beirut.
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Now, wearing red shoes — especially red boots — is the sartorial equivalent of shouting I am woman, hear me roar.
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But this is not the first time Pelosi's done something to ignite a roar of internet memes and controversy.
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Missy Elliott entered the box next, eliciting a roar from the crowd packed into Lincoln Center's David Geffen Hall.
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Imagine trying to fight off enemy planes amid the overwhelming roar and the freezing cold seeping in from outside.
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You then see a cop car roar up to her car and cops then jump out to confront her.
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On Mondays convoys of white Toyota pickup trucks, each holding around 21 people, would roar off into the desert.
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Norwegian director Roar Uthaug's reboot seeks to peel back those layers of lore, bringing the legend back to reality.
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In Mr Trump's America, those who make the right crowds roar and stamp their feet need fear no reproach.
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The action told Williams that Costco could be ready to roar after sitting in a neutral position for months.
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There's a layer of beautiful vocals and swelling sound, and above that, a thin dull roar of the dying.
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That was the actor's message as he tried to set the record straight about him and the "Roar" singer.
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Did women not burn their bras and Helen Reddy roar to end the sexual objectification of the fairer sex?
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Perry's high-powered hit "Roar" has been playing at Clinton rallies and is included on Clinton's official Spotify playlist.
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Night after night in the blowing snow, amid the roar of vuvuzuela horns, hundreds of thousands held Victory Square.
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The original PlayStation Pro came out two years ago, and at times, it can roar like a jet engine.
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The roar of the castanets, as the group swept through crisp, symmetrical formations, could have been a battle cry.
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Every day, workers stack crates of fresh produce aboard giant refrigerated trucks that roar straight to the Texas border.
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When all 20 lanes are operating smoothly, the deafening roar is mere background music for the owner, Todd Turcotte.
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Occasionally, we heard the cries of birds hidden in the trees, barely audible over the roar of the surf.
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Then just as quickly it was gone, the rocket's roar fading as it disappeared into the sky above us.
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Something important for workplace justice quietly happened in Colorado this month, unheralded amidst the roar of our national politics.
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It also provides MGM and Roar access to league data for fans and sports bettors, according to a statement.
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The submissive males, hoping to avoid a fight, emit a thinner, more feminine roar, and consequently lose the mate.
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At times, it felt like my butt, legs, and abs were all screaming "Hear us roar!" after the session.
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Don't get it twisted: March actually comes IN like a lamb in 2016 and leaves with a lion's roar.
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I approached its resting body calmly, raised my blade, and heard the roar from above as a dragon arrived.
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A steady drizzle that began as the whistle blew for kickoff did not dampen the roar of the crowd.
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I down my pint, grab a plastic fork, and follow the stragglers back into the roar of the ground.
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I am shouting at you, trying to be heard above the din and roar of millions— millions—of deaths.
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Each time I recall this moment, the nurse anesthetist's raised voice sounds more and more like a lion's roar.
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The Navy Leap Frogs parachute team drew a roar from the crowd with each safe landing on the field.
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With every star's arrival, a great noise went up from the waiting fans, like a roar from the Colosseum.
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The voices of fear and self-loathing were silenced by the screech of the subway and roar of traffic.
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The recent initial public offering of Aston Martin stands as a warning that not all luxury marques roar ahead.
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With electricity out since the early morning hours, the hum of generators cut through the roar of swirling winds.
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The summer air was thick with smoke and fuel, and the engines' roar literally shook his bones and organs.
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Electric motors offer the low-speed torque such vehicles need, without the roar or exhaust of their diesel counterparts.
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HOUSTON — The rain had begun to fall again on Sunday afternoon when there was a roar over Interstate 610.
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Their quiet coziness is shattered by a gang of men, who roar out of the dark like a nightmare.
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She saw it crumple, sending up a giant cloud of dust and emitting a roar as the concrete split.
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And then you get passionate, you want to roar, you want to shout, and scream, and I love it.
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"You'd always love to play once you've smelled the roses and heard the roar of the crowd," Pate said.
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Bruno imagined how human screams could be covered by the surf's roar and then decided he was being silly.
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Even in Jewel, while flitting from store to store, at some point you become aware of a quiet roar.
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The most memorable portion of Klobuchar's speech was the consistent low roar of a horn a supporter had brought.
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By 2185 mph, just I'm expecting biblical-level wind noise and tire roar, the cabin's vibe is surreal calm.
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As Graham now recounts the episode across the country in key midterm battlegrounds, raucous GOP voters roar in appreciation.
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The festive visuals open with the "Roar" star decorating a Christmas tree while wearing a red and white Mrs.
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And my, what a noise he has instilled in the Dallas Symphony: a burly roar, refinable to sugary glints.
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"I do like football," Ms. Streep said, to a roar of laughter from the crowd at the Waldorf Astoria.
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The roar when Arrieta got the last out made it sound as if the Cubs were the home team.
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When Sarao owner Michel Perez hits the stage, a huge roar envelops Salon Rosado—it's time to turn up.
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Sakai recalled the tsunami as kuroi—black—and the approaching wave's low, tumbling roar sounded like goro-goro-goro.
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With a triumphant roar and a soaring riff, Sacred Leather's Ultimate Force sprints out of a wormhole from 1983.
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He has a loyalty to hearing the crowd roar, to hearing applause, to hearing cheers, to having people like him.
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If Powell halts his rate hikes, then "we can bottom and even roar higher" in the stock market, Cramer said.
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At last, all the strains of testosterone fueling the Axe Cap-Taylor Mason Cap rivalry rip, roar, and physically manifest.
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Cramer also found five themes that can continue to roar higher and rebuke even the biggest doubters of the rally.
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Mercury is the planet of communication, and Leo's style is proud and regal… but it has a scary roar, too.
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She didn't roar up on a motorcycle — she drove over in an SUV / minivan crossover with plenty of trunk space.
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It could be measured in hours: 24 since history crept in quietly, waiting, yet again, for a moment to roar.
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"This is drilling with silk gloves on," Mr Pohjonen says, as the machine pounds the rock with a deafening roar.
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One of the greatest sounds you can hear as an Olympian is the roar of the crowd cheering you on.
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At best you can tell is that one of the teams scored you hear the roar of the entire stadium.
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The episode sees the citizens of Maple Street grow alarmed when a shadow passes overhead, accompanied by a loud roar.
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It gives you a better idea of the engines' power, and it's a better opportunity to hear their deafening roar.
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AMERICA is living through strange times when the headline "duelling committee memos released" can make partisans sit up and roar.
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Flashing lights and the roar of the crowd and his intense blue gaze searing right through me, body and soul.
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If they're able to buy it – it's held up by the Chinese – the stock is going to roar 15 points.
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In his conference speech Mr Johnson reminded the Tories of Winston Churchill's great line about giving the lion its roar.
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Seven-time major champion Sam Snead gave his final roar by finishing tied for third at the age of 62.
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The mostly white men and women at Mr. Trump's rallies roar when he gets tough on other groups of people.
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The "Hotline Bling" rapper prompted a roar of applause at the award show when he professed his love for Rihanna.
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When you're wandering around in Jurassic Park and you hear a T-Rex roar, you run in the other direction.
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The momma bear in me started to roar, and in that moment, I made a decision to take cancer on.
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Black Keys singer-guitarist Dan Auerbach will roar back June 2 with his second solo album, Waiting on a Song.
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Every sound has a unique signature, whether it's a reggae song, a human voice, or the roar of a warplane.
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Occasionally, a bus would arrive, quickly deposit a load of refugees, and roar off again in a screech of dust.
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It's the kind of stark, reductive imagery that can also help an esoteric issue cut through the modern media roar.
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From the speakers came the sound of 40,000 people stamping their feet between pitches, their voices rising to a roar.
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The robot was created under Volvo's Robot-based Autonomous Refuse handling (ROAR) project, which the Swedish automaker announced last year.
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The ambiance at Camp Happy Tummies is a blend of smiles and chatter, succulent smells and the roar of generators.
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I tell her she should go live there, let her hair down, buy a Mustang and roar around in it.
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They had decided to go ahead with their wedding despite the previous night's gunfire, explosions and roar of fighter jets.
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You'll be ready to roar, too, at the end of this month, especially about money and wanting to feel valued.
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The outcome is not declared by some referee standing over the fallen loser to the roar of the victor's fans.
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They continued for long seconds after the bell, unable to hear the inadequate ring above the roar of the crowd.
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They roamed a junkyard where people went for secondhand parts, sitting in stripped-down cars and mimicking an engine's roar.
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But it was nothing like the arena roar of the primary debates, which Mr. Trump in particular had thrived on.
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Then, a roar from the field — there was Mr. West, clad in all black, rapping in the early fall sun.
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The roar of the 13,21 people enjoying a sun-splashed afternoon at this historic racetrack turned into murmurs of awe.
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" On her favorite item: "My bedding is my favorite item, especially my 'roar' pillow … The message makes me feel empowered.
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You lie down on the lush fur coverlet and listen to the river roar, as it has since Justinian's day.
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There was the roar of motorcycles, a flash of dull green camouflage and the glint of rifles outside the door.
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Its stock deserved to roar higher at one point, but here I think the shorts are getting a little shrill.
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The absence of the roar surrounding the stadium helps the joust between the two men command the 48-minute video.
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Lines Roar is currently playing downstairs at The Drawing Center (through June 10, and then June 27 to August 12).
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The song's verses are gentle, lilting things that rise and rise into the roar of a chorus steeped in anger.
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The force of the roar that followed was enough to draw the attention of Jürgen Klopp and his coaching staff.
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Mr. Hill, a Detroit native and retired social studies teacher, witnessed the fires spit and roar just two blocks away.
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Ms. el-Helw (pronounced hell-OU) strolled up to a perched tiger and nonchalantly stroked its face, drawing a roar.
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The clamor diminished ever so slightly, and then Woods raised his putter in salute, and the roar reached new heights.
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Sanders might yet roar back to life just as Biden did after a dismal start in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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A birdie at the 16th hole, making up for a bogey on No. 14, inspired a roar from the crowd.
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After she disappeared out of view, the exploding roar of the crowd told me that something special had just happened.
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When evening falls on a solar-panel-clad building outside the Nigerian city of Lagos, its generators roar to life.
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Suddenly, it was as though we were living near the Niagara Falls, the roar of the water was so loud.
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Manchester United 2, Ajax 0 STOCKHOLM — A guttural roar of "Manchester, Manchester" thundered around Friends Arena at the final whistle.
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A $2 trillion infrastructure package seemed politically plausible, until impeachment murmurs became a roar and appeared to sideline the issue.
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Hyundai's new Genesis GV80 SUV comes with a sound system for canceling road noise to nix that loud tire roar.
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"It's really nice being west of the Mississippi," he said with a grin, winning a roar of anti-Washington approval.
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Above the roar of the Summit crowd, you almost hear them complaining about his 4-point, 4-turnover first half.
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He was safely behind the lines, but he could hear the distant roar of the giant guns at the front.
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The baby kicked and writhed like mad the whole flight to Hong Kong, perhaps from the roar of the jets.
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"I give a roar, and Todd provides a subtitle," Ramos explained to me when we met up the day before.
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White House officials said Ms. Trump was trying to find a common-sense solution amid the roar of abortion politics.
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But Ovechkin returned from the locker room for the second period, drawing a roar from the crowd at Verizon Center.
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I passed out, mercifully quickly, to the dim roar of Slovenian drinking songs, and left before daybreak the next morning.
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I was sleeping late after a long weekend of work, when my girlfriend heard the roar of its engines approaching.
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"As he arose, a great roar welled up from the crowd," the journalist E. W. Kenworthy wrote in The Times.
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It put the game out of reach, 24-7, and brought the heavily pro-Alabama crowd to a deafening roar.
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As she walked to the baseline to serve for the first time, the audience backed her with a loud roar.
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And she unleashes her roar, just like a good many women are doing in this year of Time's Up rage.
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Others opted to stay and defend homes, likening burning trees to "exploding infernos" and describing the roar of the blazes.
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"That's my final message to young people as first lady — it is simple," Obama said to a roar of applause.
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Your experience on 9/11, living near Ground zero, will always make this ripping roar one of terror for you.
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" And here was the situation on Saturday at Robert K. Kraft Field at Lawrence A. Wien Stadium at Baker Athletics Complex at the northern tip of Manhattan: Columbia band members in the stands, instrument-less, for the home opener, while their replacement, a high school band from Staten Island, dutifully played "Roar, Lion, Roar.
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Chewie roars, and the camera pans over to his companion, a tiny porg who gives off a roar of its own.
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The best part of the film are the Pokémon themselves, who slobber (Lickatung), chirp (Bulbasaur) and roar (Charizard) with total abandon.
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Even with earplugs the roar coming from my suit is the most intense sound I've ever felt with my entire body.
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They lack the roar of an engine to drown out the brain-numbing drone of rubber on asphalt, so quiet matters.
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As SMU players gathered on the court, waiting for the game to resume, the crowd of 217,16.53 began to spontaneously roar.
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As a Leo, it's your right to roar, hiss, or do whatever other kind of lion or cat sound pleases you.
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The rocket's roar was the seismic wave, and we were InSight, tracking the hidden structure of a rocket behind the cloud.
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With the roar of her dragon, Dany proves to Tyrion she is no longer the ruler he believes her to be.
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In 2013, Perry had another awkward encounter at the NRJ awards when the wrong mix was played to her hit Roar.
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There may be music in the roar of the sea, as Byron eulogized, but the waves can also bring creeping unease.
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The sun is setting and the quietude of the fields transforms into the roar of the industrial city ahead of us.
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ON THE evening of July 20103rd villagers along the Xe Pian river in southern Laos heard the roar of surging water.
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You hear this weird, creepy roar that sounds like if you put your ear against a seashell to hear the ocean.
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A live high-water rescue happening in northwest Harris County; the roar of raging waters; a woman stranded on a roof.
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AN EAR-SPLITTING roar of drums and trumpets blasts out of speakers as Bavaria's premier, Markus Söder, makes a grandiose entrance.
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After the severe drop, however, here are the reasons why Nomura believes the stock may be ready to roar back up:
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It may still be a few decades before buzzing motors will replace the roar of jet engines in the skies completely.
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By the time he died Darwin's theory of evolution was spreading rapidly, and the long withdrawing roar of faith was audible.
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" A proud Bloom could be seen snapping photos of the pop star as she performed "Roar" and her latest tune, "Rise.
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EVERY MORNING, time once was, a giant roar from Heathrow Airport would announce the departure of flight BA001 to New York.
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The Science: The rumble of scientific evidence supporting the impact of nutrition on brain health is now growing into a roar.
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Everett Evans, 45, fled Thursday as the fire came down a mountain with a roar toward his South Lake mobile home.
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They laughed and shared plates by flashlight in a darkened ballroom, the cyclone&aposs wind a dull roar behind their clatter.
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Just last month, the "Roar" singer and Bloom, 41, traveled to Rome together, where they met Pope Francis in Vatican City.
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Ernest made the trees roar with invisible wind, showering the path behind them with branches, deterring even the most dedicated paparazzi.
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Of Perry taking the stage to sing her hit song "Roar," the Democratic nominee raves: "You got everybody so fired up!"
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When the brief performance was over, Pink told Anthony what the roar of the crowd had already made clear: ""You're amazing.
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Afterward, I could smell the race gas on my clothes and my ears rung from the deafening roar of the engines.
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Some want to hear the full roar of Khaleesi's dragons, while others are not keen on the possibility of acquiring tinnitus.
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Brazilian Felipe Franca raised a big roar from the home crowd by qualifying third, a further tenth of a second behind.
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"If oil were really ready to roar, then the oil service stocks would be flying here," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Carolyn had screamed so much that her voice was hoarse, but she doubted it could be heard above the water's roar.
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It is possible that America's recovery will roar ahead, and the Fed will be able to hike four times in 2016.
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Overall, Moreno found that the technicals were sound for Exxon but is skeptical that the stock could continue to roar higher.
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The motor, built to power NASA's heavy-duty Space Launch System rocket, will roar to life in Promontory, Utah on Tuesday.
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Her chart-topping song "Roar" frequently played at Clinton rallies, and Perry also performed at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia.
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The ROAR project aims to develop and test robotic concepts, so it's not clear whether this system will ever be produced.
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Overall, Moreno found that the technicals were sound for Exxon but is skeptical that the stock could continue to roar higher.
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"My father used to tell people that the roar of the word is mightier than the sound of bullets," he says.
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A weary, scratchy shout soon explodes into a serrated roar—a sore throat forcing air and exhortations out of aching lungs.
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Rather, from running her own business to starring in her own spinoff show, Jenner is making sure we hear her roar.
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She closed her eyes and listened to the whoosh and the roar of trains, the tide of people all around her.
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As he finished removing the old grass and started installing a few rows of sod, he heard the roar of engines.
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Incredibly, she then cleared 1.95m to a huge roar from her behind, leaving her coach in a state of near disbelief.
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" 2012: bluster -- The word means both "to roar and be tumultuous, as wind" and "noisy, empty threats or protests; inflated talk.
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"You are the lion and you have chosen Donald Trump and Mike Pence to deliver the roar," Bevin told the crowd.
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The unpopularity of the war in Iraq and the Bush administration helped Democrats roar into the majority after the 2006 election.
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But there was an almighty roar and a crack as the ice fractured, splitting the party into two pairs of sleds.
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Commuter trains roar by every so often, though the double-glazing of his windows reduces the noise to a gentle whoosh.
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My friend Sean Desiree aka bells roar does the feature at the end of "Assimilation" and I love it so much.
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There's something beautiful in Jungle Rot's simplicity, something addictive in their breakneck riffs, unapologetic grooves, and vocalist Dave Martise's choked roar.
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It keeps Dave Grohl's voice on the gruff underside of a full-throated roar, a good place for him to be.
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A powerful social media campaign fueled by passionate activists was key to heightening the movement from a whisper to a roar.
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We each took a spot on a flat area of rock, pulled out our lunches, and listened to the water roar.
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This is different: deeper, more guttural, rooted as much in release and euphoria, caught somewhere between a roar and a howl.
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Learning to ignore a leaf blower's roar hardly equips me to find contentment during my passage into ever-deeper old age.
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Planes often fly over the Hoh en route to Seattle, emitting a dull roar that punctures the silence of the landscape.
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It's like adjusting your ears to listen to a butterfly's wings and being inundated instead with the roar of the ocean.
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YEKATERINBURG, Russia — An ecstatic roar thundered across the stands in the tense closing moments of the Mexico-Sweden game here Wednesday.
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When Robinson and Stanley connected on 3-pointers on consecutive possessions, the margin grew to 80-67 amid a deafening roar.
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Fowler had finished his round and was doing interviews when he heard the head-turning roar that followed Woods's making eagle.
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About an hour into the meeting, he heard a roar as the first shots were fired into the crowd from snipers.
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The breathtaking acrobatics and one-two finish drew a sustained roar from an American-heavy crowd at the Phoenix Snow Park.
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" Mr. Trump said to a roar of applause at a recent rally in Fayetteville, N.C. "Mad Dog plays no games, right?
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In "Grand Horizons," Bess Wohl's clever truth bomb of a play, it is a scene that makes the Broadway audience roar.
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I handled mine by hiding out in a corner of deck five, where it was just me and the sea's roar.
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You also benefit from the soul-stirring roar of the 6.2-liter V-4.53 and the devilish whine of its supercharger.
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When we pulled in, I couldn't even hear Courtenay's yelling which way to go because of the roar of motorcycle engines.
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Perry, who sang a medley of her hit songs "Rise" and "Roar," spoke about her support for the Democratic presidential nominee.
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Ford just unveiled a "good neighbor mode" which allows drivers to temporarily quieten the roar of the new Mustang GT's engine.
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The cacophony of gunfire, the dull thud of mortar rounds, the deafening roar of Islamic State car bombs and American airstrikes.
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Samuelson's roar was audible in the silenced Maryland arena as she sat on the floor, pumping her fists in the air.
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"As you might have heard," Mr. Trump told supporters in Maine, "earlier today, the F.B.I. … " The crowd interrupted with a roar.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Every city has its own sounds, its distinct murmur and roar of voices and traffic.
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There is a roar in the air, the ground strewn with husks that perished in the unseen part of the battle.
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He answers with single sentence efficiency—mentioning the pressure he felt and attributing his victory to the roar of the fans.
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In a hangar, an F-16 was being "regenerated," preparing to roar through the skies as part of expanding drone surveillance operations.
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On the first day of shooting, a constant roar of jets at a nearby NATO airbase caused sound problems and delayed production.
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McCain, 291, was met by a bipartisan standing ovation and a roar of applause the moment he appeared on the Senate floor.
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The "Roar" singer posted a video of herself with friends to Instagram on Wednesday, looking happy as she danced toward the camera.
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While some headphones could barely block the noise at a very low volume, the leading sets could fend off a quiet roar.
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"You'll only love me when I'm knocked down," Fratila sings frailly, before her voice becomes a vocoderized, bestial roar at the climax.
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The roar of the engines on Lockheed Martin's F-35 stealth fighters overhead drowned out many a sales pitch on the ground.
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After lending her song "Roar" to Hillary's campaign, Katy made it clear that she supported Hillary, female rights, and equality for all.
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The poncho-clad crowd danced in the stands and unleashed a deafening roar when Burfict, on the Steelers' next play, intercepted Jones.
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The singer performed "America the Beautiful" and her hits "Firework" and "Roar" at a Clinton campaign rally in Iowa in October 2015.
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Nelson, understanding the enormity of his risk, then tipped his cap to the fans while they thanked him with a grateful roar.
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Cramer focused on Snap-On as a once red-hot stock that lost its momentum, and could be ready to roar again.
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Isner let out a huge roar going up 5-3 before serving out to stay unbeaten in four career meetings against Lacko.
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As Christie went through a number of alleged Clinton policy failures, the roar of the crowd chanting, "Lock her up!" was ugly.
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Not to get all "I am woman, hear me roar," but seriously: Why couldn't I be a mom who wore a tutu?
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The British automaker started with a GT12 Coupe but voted to ditch the roof so the chap could hear the V12 roar.
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After all, this was a turbo-engine vehicle coming from a company made famous for its supercars' naturally aspirated roar and howl.
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I was the one who worked with Chiefs to bring a renowned world record organization to Arrowhead for the loudest crowd roar.
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Forsberg tied it at 2 with a wraparound backhander for his 213st goal of the season, bringing a roar from the crowd.
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"It's a $1,000 idea," the Pitch Black Heist alum cracked to a roar from the thousands of fans in the packed hall.
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At fundraisersThey roar approval at his Latin jokesAnd shun me as a dismal policy wonk Lady MacGove (testily)Always with the hesitation.
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It was only when the singer removed the cape during her performance of "Roar" that fans could see the subtle tribute underneath.
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Out of the ring and beyond the fading roar of the stadium crowds, the champ's biggest battle was to begin in retirement.
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In the stands, thousands of fans cheered, and groups of small children beat red and blue balloons together, producing a percussive roar.
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Shelley wrote his poem as he watched the West Wind roar through a wood on the banks of the Arno outside Florence.
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Fall for Dance used to feel like a celebration of dance; now it's more of a competition for the best audience roar.
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It's a wave called Pororoca, the great roar, and its low bellow can be heard up to an hour before it arrives.
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However, judging by the bellowing roar of the crowd, his status as a new artist did not translate into poor fan turnout.
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Then there was a roar, the hall shook, and the guests were knocked to the floor and enveloped in fire and smoke.
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From then on, we lived under a sky that was almost always ablaze with the roar of jets, bomb blasts and sirens.
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"We want the dark brown," Mr. Kilpelanaho shouted over a mechanical roar, referring to the pulverized rock churned up by the drill.
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Now they have grown to a roar, threatening to derail what might have been a cakewalk political contest in deeply conservative Alabama.
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Now, read the article, "Falcon Heavy, in a Roar of Thunder, Carries SpaceX's Ambition Into Orbit," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Inside the protests, I heard a collective roar of rage against a government that has failed, by design, to represent its people.
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This explains the technicolor jaguar that lies in wait on the restaurant's back wall, its mouth more a smile than a roar.
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At regular intervals, colossal jets roar above the small stretch of grass, sometimes getting within a couple hundred feet of the ground.
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It's time for Congress to wake from its snooze and for citizens to brace themselves not to roll over, but to roar.
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Take a private wildlife excursion to Kenya with Roar Africa during the height of the spectacular wildebeest and zebra migration in August.
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Fire dripping from the sky; ash raining down through the wind and the heat, and the all-consuming roar of the blaze.
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She gave them iPads and earplugs to block out the wail of exploding gas bottles and the roar of the approaching inferno.
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The sulphur-smelling waters steamed and hissed, many decibels below the crypto-digital roar to which they're weirdly—and maybe inextricably—linked.
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"If only I could grab the fire blazing through me and hold on to it long enough to roar back," he writes.
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The 3,603-person throng rose to its feet, bursting into a jet-engine roar of encouragement that continued through his triumphant bow.
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At an East Harlem fund-raiser, Puerto Rican poets shouted their verses above the thunderous roar of the Metro-North Railroad trains.
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Once there, the demonstrators let out a collective roar, meant to symbolically drown out the voices of the administration's climate change deniers.
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He sometimes wears his son's silver sneakers and can still roar with laughter and tremble in tears at thoughts of his son.
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We obsessively scan the weather forecasts to work out which fire will suddenly roar down on us, annihilating everything in its path.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Donning leather and helmets (sometimes), they roar along Libya's hair-raising, potholed roads on carefully polished Harley Davidsons and Kawasakis.
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Jacques could hear the crowd roar from his place backstage, but here he is now, standing for the curtain call he deserves.
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Already, the world is beginning to examine just how it might adjust to the new realities of a Trump in full roar.
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Heading into the weekend, most analysts expected the film would roar past the $100 million mark, instead of inch over the line.
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Then he heard a roar from the side of the home that faced the water, which was normally a football field away.
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Fowler dropped his approach shot on 18 just behind the hole and sank the 8-footer, sending a roar across TPC Scottsdale.
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Prism, though, had two No. 1 singles, "Dark Horse" and "Roar," and sold 100,000 more copies in its first week than Witness.
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Which, given that Chewie's iconic roar was partly achieved by Star Wars' sound designer starving a bear for a day, seems somehow fitting.
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It also covers the 2017 GT-R sports car, which means you can use Alexa to impress your neighbors with its engine roar.
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In the emotional trophy ceremony, as a roar of boos erupted from the crowd, Osaka tilted her cap down and began to cry.
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The exchange of love and appreciation is palpable: The deafening roar of the crowd certainly is proof of their adoration, and in return?
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We've been able to watch webcasts of SpaceX launches for years, admiring the rockets' POV as they roar through our planet's upper atmosphere.
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Haras Rafiq is the CEO of Quilliam, a counter-extremism think tank based in the UK. Magnus Roar Bech is Quilliam's communications officer.
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Athletes don't only rely on the roar of a crowd to cheer them on or the shouts from a coach to push them.
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It's a good match for the engine, which can roar to the redline or quietly churn away on the highway without any coarseness.
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The roar of F-18503s is certainly a feature of life in Naha, but most visitors get little hint of the military presence.
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Some claimed the wildlife — particularly the hummingbirds and the deer — were nowhere to be found since the roar began around six months ago.
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Your neighbours complain of trouble sleeping, of newfound anxiety and depression, and a growing feeling of desperation that the roar may never end.
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He never speaks, except to roar, but his body language shows enough personality to keep Kong from feeling like a generic CG monster.
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