Klaus went on to tell me about this rousing scene, which, of course, was far from rousing, because what Klaus liked was anything but action.
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And "Bored to Death," the rousing lead single, approaches the platonic ideal of late-period Blink-182: a rousing expression of post-adolescent—very post-adolescent—confusion.
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Hot of the heels of her rousing opening speech, the "Stronger" singer followed up her rousing speech with a killer musical medley that had even Taylor Swift singing along.
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" Read more " It's rousing, cool, collected and classic.
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" He went on, "She got a rousing standing ovation.
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In a rational world, "rousing convention speech" would be a job permanently bestowed on Barack Obama who, after all, got himself elected president largely on the strength of a rousing convention speech.
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RABBLE-ROUSING Bannon, a rabble-rousing conservative media entrepreneur and activist popular with Trump's base, was fired from the White House a year ago, but the former adviser remained a Trump ally.
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It can be slow and contained, or rousing and athletic.
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Still, Good Girls Revolt is rousing, with a solid cast.
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" I really loved Shannon Keating's rousing defense of "unflattering clothes.
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Democrats denounced it with rousing speeches and giant poster boards.
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They both possess the ability to give rousing impromptu speeches.
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In the clip, Chaplin gives a rousing speech against authoritarianism.
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Truly rousing political speeches are, sadly, few and far between.
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They are talented at making rousing speeches and raising armies.
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The tense scene ends with Evans rousing the group together.
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Released to a rousing reception of Get In The Bin?
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The victors celebrated with a rousing chorus of the "Marseillaise".
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My class engages in rousing discussions about the abolitionist movement.
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And so this conference is a rousing celebration of theater.
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He was just now working on a very rousing scene.
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A very rousing scene in the life of Bogdan Trunov.
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Of course, in Lovato's talons, sorry hands, the carol is rousing.
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Richard Lawson, Vanity Fair: Spielberg's film is rousing and cannily made.
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"My friends, this is our time," he said to rousing applause.
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Not even a black typeset, but a cheery, rousing cobalt blue.
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RABBLE-ROUSING is not a term often used to describe historians.
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Ilhan Omar as an exercise in rousing up the Republican base.
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Booker lifted his to a rousing finish, after a lugubrious start.
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Plus a rousing soundtrack to get you in the holiday spirit.
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He also got a rousing response from his fellow union members.
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But this summer he's been in the news for rabble-rousing.
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Members are rousing to action with new leadership, legislation and focus.
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As it is, every other number feels like a rousing finale.
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So are rabble rousing politicians committed to smashing the status quo.
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The big moment was the rousing sermon by the Most Rev.
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His performance at this awards show is sure to be rousing.
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But no one would accuse him of giving a rousing performance.
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But a rousing second-half performance by TCU flipped that script.
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She didn't want it to be rabble-rousing on either side.
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It was an opportunity for a rousing "Independence Day"-type speech.
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" Record companies switched from jazz to a more rousing "national music.
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The Democratic National Convention was, by all accounts, a rousing success.
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Every good Disney movie needs a rousing anthem for its main character.
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They were greeted with whoops and rousing applause from friends and family.
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A rousing sing-along backstage with Lady Gaga might do the trick.
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But this does not apply to the rabble-rousing of the SNP.
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America Ferrara kicked off the Washington, D.C. march with a rousing speech.
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We're told Bob's OK, and he eventually returned ... to a rousing ovation.
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If you missed the kick, then it was a rousing nil points.
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Cory Booker's rousing speech that sparked an angry tweet from Donald Trump.
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So there will be more rabble-rousing, perhaps especially from Mr Cruz.
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That earned her a rousing cheer in the Bletchley Park dining room.
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In this case, at least, that supposed rabble-rousing did effect change.
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On the page, Adichie's words retain the rousing cadence of a speech.
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It's a rousing, passionate tale with a true hero at its center.
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The timing may be right, though, for his rabble-rousing, populist style.
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So we've been spared a rousing debate in the House of Commons.
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All this sounds like a rousing social farce, and so it is.
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His philosophical worldview and mordant comedy make him a stealthily rousing writer.
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Even supporters would not describe Mr. Bloomberg as a rousing public speaker.
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Big Daddy is also bent on rousing Brick from his boozy slumber.
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However, Michelle Williams made a rousing feminist acceptance speech about reproductive rights.
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Head to City Center for an evening that's just as spiritually rousing.
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It turned out to be only the dawn of a rousing finish.
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The Le loss came in a rematch following yet another rousing comeback.
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The modern moment doesn't lack fervour, but it does lack a rousing tune.
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Schramm's instincts, though, proved correct, and the 1966 game was a rousing success.
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" A Reuters article once described her as rousing audiences to "near religious fervor.
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Second, Mr Orban's rabble-rousing offers little to policymakers grappling with mass migration.
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The following day, Meryl Streep delivered a rousing, female-empowering piece of oratory.
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"The regime has already fallen!" says Nahas in a rousing 20-minute speech.
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At the end, there was fuller, polite applause, though not rousing or enthusiastic.
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" Altheide told Gizmodo that he thinks Hölzle saw his discussion as "rabble rousing.
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We spotted her during Justin Timberlake's rousing opening number and we've been wondering.
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Her rabble-rousing speech turns into an advert for the green-energy provider.
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But he came out Saturday night and gave a rousing victory-like speech.
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The audience in Charlotte swooned and most commentators declared it a rousing success.
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Senator Cory Booker's optimism, rousing despite its multiple perorations and atmosphere of audition.
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The world needs leaders who can make an equally rousing argument for moderation.
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Does Rankin remember what Atari was saying in his rousing Japanese-language speeches?
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And Miller, for his part, is a veteran of political rabble-rousing, too.
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Even allowing that this campaign has hardly been rousing, the apathy is troublesome.
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Whose interest can I pique for a rousing eve of studying constitutional jurisprudence?
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Like so many rousing military celebrations, Kate Millett's memorial service began with bagpipes.
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Picture Prompts After a rousing speech at the Golden Globe Awards on Jan.
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In a rousing speech, Rick defines the terms of the conflict to come.
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Andrew M. Cuomo gave a rousing speech in support of the labor movement.
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One of those prospects was Syndergaard, and the deal was a rousing success.
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And his crowd-rousing St. Crispin's Day Speech comes across as brutally militaristic.
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Enthusiasts for free markets might answer the general question with a rousing affirmative.
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As defenses of democracy go, these are even less rousing than Churchill's shruggie.
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Funny, rousing and poignant, it's kind of film that multiple generations will value.
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In these rousing finales, performers skip past funny and head right toward happy.
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Half the program was every bit as rousing as the "Sound On" event.
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But Captain Marvel doesn't highlight any of them in a rousing, snappy way.
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BlackKkKlansman takes home the a prize for screenwriting, and Lee delivers a rousing speech.
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Singer Kelly Clarkson sang a rousing rendition of "Fancy" in a tribute to McEntire.
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Agisim was all smiles as the gathered crowd sang him a rousing happy birthday.
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And Bredesen isn't trying to be a rabble-rousing star in the Democratic Party.
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" That included Michael, who gave a rousing performance of "Freedom 90" and "White Light.
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" They end the segment with a rousing rendition of "We Can All Be Friends.
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The government appears increasingly nervous as rousing images are shared rapidly across the country.
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He's so good at making those mellow beats that are rousing, beautiful, and subtle.
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Local United Association member Harold Harrington welcomed the volunteer workers with a rousing speech.
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That was followed by a rousing, spontaneous audience rendition of the French national anthem.
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She can dissect lyrics, share beauty tips, play music, and give rousing pep talks.
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He was sworn in late Saturday afternoon to rousing applause from the Constituent Assembly.
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"Bb," Luna exclaimed, drooling to the sound of some rousing "awwws" in the background.
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Bishop Curry gave a rousing speech about love ... which had Meghan and Harry smiling.
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Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani has received many kudos for a rousing speech.
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Though the rabble-rousing tycoon still has work to do; he looks almost unstoppable.
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In a rousing speech Mr Biden, the vice-president, delivered a more promising defence.
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It is rousing and respectful in its best moments and faintly ridiculous in others.
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But the way the city handled the situation made it worse, rousing citizens' suspicion.
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Both men gave rousing speeches endorsing their candidate at the national conventions in July.
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The Backstreet Boys answered this challenge with a rousing rendition of their 1999 single.
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Michigan officials initially tried to discredit him, too, trotting out the rabble-rousing charge.
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Trump's relationship with the rabble-rousing House Freedom Caucus also moved the process along.
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He exited to a rousing applause from many of the announced 38,091 in attendance.
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After delivering a rousing speech, Brazile exited the stage with a uniquely powerful shimmy.
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Mr. Cruz, the only candidate to speak at the convention, received a rousing reception.
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Theon uses this opportunity to deliver a rousing speech in favor of his sister.
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Lopez brought Hillary Clinton on stage in Miami Saturday night, with a rousing endorsement.
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Several popular songs were featured, accompanied by rousing, highly choreographed, and sometimes acrobatic performances.
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Costumed crowd-rousing mascots bounce around before games and during breaks in the action.
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In his first home game as a Maple Leaf, he received a rousing reception.
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This first appearance, "Saviour's Day," is a particularly rousing but totally, totally Balearic entry.
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Or perhaps a rousing rendition of "Let's Get Loud" to get the crowd hype?
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" Mr. Johnson gave a rousing speech calling Rikers "a stain on New York City.
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The service ended with a rousing performance of "Proud Corazón" from the movie Coco.
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As Clemens left the stage, Hawa closed the presentation with a crowd-rousing serenade.
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Eastman delivered a rousing speech, which won the day by producing a deadlocked jury.
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MANILA, Philippines – In Trumpian terms, President Donald Trump's Asia tour was a rousing success.
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There's another aspect of the Radical approach that today's aesthetic insurgents might find rousing.
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Stephen Thompson also put on a rousing performance as he karate'd up Jorge Masvidal.
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The title track is a rousing exploration of love, but most importantly it's honest.
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Instead, we appear to be set for a true moment of rousing party unity.
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It's beautiful and rousing, exactly what we expect from ol' Jack, but it's ultimately pointless.
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In a rousing speech, Williams reflected on what it means to be otherized in America.
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Of course, that's not to say the Kinect wasn't a rousing success in its time.
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The morning after a particularly rousing night, Randall awoke to find his father in distress.
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He was in West Columbia, South Carolina, long rousing speech, big rally for the president.
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Preskill concludes:Quantum technology is rife with exhilarating opportunities, and surely many rousing surprises lie ahead.
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The absence of Scherzer further deflated a World Series lacking drama since a rousing opener.
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The big picture: Bonds globally have performed well, but Greece has seen particularly rousing returns.
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After Frances McDormand's rousing acceptance speech, her fellow nominees gathered into one big bear hug.
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And Trump uses them because they're effective at rousing conservatives to turn out to vote.
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He was sworn in late Saturday afternoon to a rousing applause from the Constituent Assembly.
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It's just past 10am, and the last corners of the city are rousing from slumber.
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To be fair, for his part, Pence gave quite a rousing speech at the event.
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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie introduced Donald Trump on Tuesday night with a rousing speech.
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Though a rousing speaker, Gabriel has a reputation for being unreliable and changing his mind.
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They sing a rousing "You're the Top," a standout in a show filled with peaks.
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Clinton struck an almost identical tone and praised Ms. Warren's rabble-rousing in the Senate.
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He made no rousing call for unity and courage, no plea for a partisan pause.
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A Clinton victory in Ohio may also require rousing younger voters, which is in doubt.
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Rather than give a rousing speech on the importance of medicine, Amelia agrees with Link.
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Iron Maiden has a lot of rousing, glorious songs about war, and battle, and victory.
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Or is this the lead-in to a rousing rendition of "Wheels on the Bus"?
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We'll get one group of people doing an ensemble dance in impeccable, rousing unison. Hooray!
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Stamford Bridge responded, rousing itself from a satisfied slumber to hail Conte and his team.
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Newspapers stopped rousing the rabble so much because businesses wanted readers, no matter their politics.
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He often used the office as a bullhorn for his rabble-rousing anti-establishment positions.
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At meeting after meeting of the African Union, he could count on a rousing ovation.
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"It's been amazing," said Bey, a senior, referring to the rousing crowd and school spirit.
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And notwithstanding their rousing start against the deconstructed Hawks, many growing pains await these Knicks.
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It's not clear whether any Trump strategy can get beyond such zero-sum rabble-rousing.
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Sestina finished with two points — a rousing tip-in dunk at the first-half buzzer.
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Unlike the reclusive Mr. Kabila, Mr. Mobutu showed himself in public and gave rousing speeches.
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Marshall Bruce Mathers III himself appeared to give a rousing rendition of his 2002 jam.
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It was satire in flamboyant style, and it was a rousing success with the public.
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Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren have spent years fine-tuning a rousing progressive pitch.
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He received a rousing ovation when Pittsburgh showed a tribute video early in the game.
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Clumsy shots of Garland taking pills are as numerous as the film's rousing musical numbers.
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But it's far from the rousing consensus that Steyer and other impeachment supporters might want.
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Morales, then a rabble-rousing leader of a coca growers' union, was 27 years older.
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Do not gather your friends to play a rousing game of Slap the (Tide) Bag.
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Game critic, writer, and scholar Katherine Cross closed out the event with a rousing speech.
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The crowd murmured and cheered, often rising to their feet as rousing historic words were read.
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The ceremony was capped with their commander leading a rousing round of the navy cheer &aposHooyah!
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It wants to be a rousing, entertaining superhero series, with great fights and death-defying feats.
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After a rousing introduction by Gwen Stefani, Cher accepted her award and gave an emotional speech.
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Yes, tonight's vice presidential debate sounds about as rousing as a lukewarm cup of Sleepytime tea.
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She gave a rousing speech at the Women's March in Washington a day after the inauguration.
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William made a nationwide map of supersonic "bang zones" that was particularly effective at rousing opposition.
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Magic gave a rousing speech to honor his fellow Lakers great during Kobe's jersey retirement ceremony.
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New Democracy is a long-established political party in Greece, rather than a rabble-rousing upstart.
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Dramatic male voiceover: ✅ Rousing background music: ✅ Narrator: Destiny Pictures presents a story of opportunity.
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The film had all the elements of a great Bollywood story—drama, action, a rousing score.
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It's been a while since we've had a rousing debate over copycats in the smartphone space.
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He returned to the ice to a rousing ovation before the midway point of the period.
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The new party leaders include disaffected ministers, two former army commanders and a rabble-rousing activist.
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First lady Michelle Obama opened the Democratic convention in Philadelphia Monday night with a rousing speech.
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" When he didn't get the rousing "No!" he was going for, he tried for a "Yes.
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The seven-time NL MVP was greeted with a rousing ovation as fans chanted his name.
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You know Lyanna Mormont would make some rousing speech about him if she was still around.
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In addition to four stages of programming, you can expect another rousing Startup Battlefield pitch competition.
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Murray got the Wrigley Field crowd in Daffy Duck mode as he sang his rousing rendition.
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This would be described by music writers discussing it as "rousing" and thus I hate it.
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He didn't make any rousing speech to supporters, or even release a statement to the public.
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Conservatives made the gargantuan mistake of seeing Hitler as a useful tool for rousing the populace.
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Juliet is a rousing success as Iris; in no time at all, she is inside Mrs.
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Clinton could have closed her campaign with a rousing call to enact pay equity for women.
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Unsurprisingly, the band's rabble rousing tweets left people wondering how on earth the account was verified.
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Oprah Winfrey briefly became a contender after a rousing speech at the 2017 Golden Globes Awards.
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It's a rousing battlecry and a well executed reminder of exactly why this is so important.
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The rousing welcome for a $123 billion tech firm aimed at consumers is heartening for Spotify.
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His season had been a rousing success, with 14 wins and 218 strikeouts in 183 innings.
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That list was unveiled as McGahn gave a rare, and rousing, speech at the Federalist Society.
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"This gesture, at 43-0, O.K.," Mourinho said in Italian, in reference to Conte's rabble-rousing.
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After a highlight-worthy dunk in the third, Kristaps Porzingis was met with a rousing ovation.
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The broader point is that climate-proofing your portfolio may require homework and some rabble-rousing.
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There are no red-carpet pins calling to change them, or rousing Oscars speeches about them.
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And Andra Day and Common will perform after a rousing appearance at N.B.A. All-Star Weekend.
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" Finally, drums and orchestral strings arrive for a rousing march that's also a plea: "Remember me.
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"Refiguring Binaries" is rich in rousing visions of virtual space that decenter Western perspectives and priorities.
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" The encore, three plus hours later, was a rousing version of the Velvet Underground's "Sweet Jane.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) raised $29 million in February after her rousing debate performance in Nevada.
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The wedding day had African-American influences, a rousing sermon by a bishop and two dresses.
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The Democratic convention gets out of the starting gate with a rousing start today with Sens.
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During a stoppage, Glenn was shown on the video screen, and introduced to a rousing ovation.
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" Members of the student production of The Wiz sang a rousing rendition of "Brand New Day.
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The brio of the best Americana is present throughout the work, particularly in its rousing climax.
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A deep dive into the origins of ISIS or a rousing defense of the Obama administration?
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He has no interest in adding another volume to the library shelves of rousing Texas hoohah.
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If you're a rabble-rousing, hardline white supremacist online, that's what your followers expect of you.
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Word of the Day adjective: capable of arousing enthusiasm or excitement adjective: rousing to activity or heightened action as by spurring or goading noun: the act of arousing _________ The word rousing has appeared in 286 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Oct.
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"We cannot depend on this board — we cannot depend on this city," he said to rousing applause.
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"The happiness of a people comes first," Salvini proclaimed, drawing rousing cheers from League rank-and-file.
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Gladys Knight kicked off Super Bowl LIII on Sunday with her rousing rendition of the national anthem.
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In the wake of Barack Obama's rousing speech last night, you may have noticed a strange tweet.
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The president is likely to receive a rousing reception despite some dissatisfaction with his gun-control record.
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He closes the piece with a rousing flourish and, as the audience applauds, he stands and bows.
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In his college library he discovered Telugu poetry, which was known for its rousing and romantic qualities.
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With rolling coverage and rousing promos, it egged on national protests and created a region-wide narrative.
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The White Sox lost the first game 13-1 but won the second game in rousing fashion.
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Mr Li closed with a customary rousing pledge to bring about the "Chinese dream of national rejuvenation".
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Still, her rousing blind audition turned every coach's chair but Shelton's, and landed her on Team Pharrell.
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What better way to spend a group date than to have the guys give a rousing debate?
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Winfrey made waves last weekend when she made a rousing acceptance speech at the 2018 Golden Globes.
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In fact, in what is supposed to be the film's final rousing moment, Thackeray says as much.
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Angelina Jolie delivered a rousing speech advocating for more women to join the United Nations' peacekeeping force.
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We won't spoil it for you, but suffice it to say, the rousing reveal is worth it.
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We have a big show on deck with brand-new reaction to President Trump&aposs rousing speech.
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No one's showing up to Civil War hoping for a rousing six-hour UN Security Council session.
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Bell performed, ate, and even played a rousing game of bingo with the adorable Floridian senior citizens.
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Then Sunday rolls around and neither LCD Soundsystem or Earth, Wind, and Fire are rousing your enthusiasm.
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Dr. Goodman defends the flag and the military, before his rousing rendition of the Pledge of Allegiance.
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But they should also resist aping the rabble-rousing of populists who will never command majority support.
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Kim Kelly is Noisey's resident rabble-rousing heavy metal nerd; you can also find her on Twitter.
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The scene is all the more rousing because of what Streep is wearing at the time. Mrs.
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McMaster speaks in the rousing bark of a high-school football coach delivering a pregame pep talk.
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Mr. Kaine slipped easily into Spanish, rousing an occasionally restless crowd with a series of bilingual flourishes.
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Clinton in public and rousing Democrats with a vintage address at the party's national convention last month.
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Though original and occasionally rousing, "I'm Bleeding All Over the Place" doesn't feel finished or fully articulated.
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Rousing herself from near slumber, Ms. Irwin had returned at the right moment to the present tense.
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Clinton mentioned the rousing job growth of the 1990s and its positive effect on African-Americans' income.
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The film got a rousing ovation at a public screening in Cannes, but critics were less impressed.
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The motion passed 6-1 in a Key West city commission meeting to rousing applause and cheers.
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And yes, there is indeed one of those rousing, classically Irish scenes of celebratory song and dance.
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Who says you have to be grown up to have a rousing time on New Year's Eve?
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Mr. Perlmutter is no rabble-rousing upstart trying to get a foothold in a seniority-driven House.
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The rousing applause punctuated an unexpected drama that played out on the sidelines of the president's speech.
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Only the evangelical scene, led by Katie Gould's crowd-rousing pastor, comes close to conventional sketch satire.
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A moderator, WCBS-TV's Maurice DuBois, first introduced Mr. Cuomo — silence — and then Ms. Nixon — rousing applause.
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An anthem has popped up in Queens — as rousing as one should be, but danced not sung.
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The electricity really takes hold in the chattering fourth variation and carries through to a rousing conclusion.
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With their rabble-rousing demagogy, they have been cracking the 'cake of custom' that holds us together.
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The concert ended with a rousing account of Beethoven's jubilant "Choral Fantasy," for piano, chorus and orchestra.
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In a Democratic Party dominated by the South, his rabble-rousing speeches swarmed with invective and bigotry.
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While this is not a rousing call for action, it is a call for modesty and lucidity.
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There have been some rousing wins, great plays and signs of a bright future for each team.
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That's the question we woke up to this morning after her rousing speech at the Golden Globes.
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When Walker grounded to second for the third out, the crowd stood and gave a rousing ovation.
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Rousing and infuriating, cerebral and vulgar, the original event marked a flash point in second-wave feminism.
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President Xi Jinping recently issued a rousing call to action, according to the state news agency Xinhua.
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For Mr. Johnson, it was an ambiguous end to a day that began with rousing political theater.
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The opera was a favorite of Hitler's and its rousing prelude was a staple at Nazi rallies.
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Ceviche might follow, bracing and bright, or rousing leche de tigre, the briny ceviche marinade drunk straight.
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He is never more himself than when he is rousing a crowd into anger against fellow Americans.
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Mr. Gibson's show is crammed with history and ideas — but also striking objects, images and rousing performances.
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It's meant to be a rousing and deep show of appreciation, but he can't get the words out.
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Despite Mr Trump's rabble-rousing, forests are one area where the parties have come together and made progress.
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Trump himself got the holiday off to a rousing start with an all-caps declaration to — what else?
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And the second act, as several obituaries note, was a lot rockier and less rousing than the first.
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But her take on theme song "Movin' On Up" got a rousing response from the live audience nonetheless.
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On Tuesday night, Meek Mill, sporting a Joel Embiid jersey, performed that task — to rousing applause. OpinionJay-Z
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The album features rousing performances by the Sunday Service church choir... and Kanye rapping about Chick-fil-A.
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I sip on water while we have a rousing discussion about cultural things that are over- and underrated.
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Because afterward, Elizabeth Banks stepped onstage and dropped a rousing track featuring more than a few famous faces.
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"I've been wanting to sing to you for a long time, buddy," Bryan said after the rousing performance.
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Usually, though, he's brought up the same descriptions of executions while rousing audiences with talk of war crimes.
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The former federal prosecutor directed his fire at Clinton, making a lengthy, rabble-rousing case against her candidacy.
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When Cory Booker delivered his rousing "we will rise" speech he inadvertently validated the troublemakers in the hall.
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"I Have Nothing" — 1993 Houston performed the rousing track, featured on The Bodyguard soundtrack, during the Billboard awards.
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Even Martin Sheen, who played everyone's favorite TV president Jed Bartlet on TheWest Wing, makes a rousing appearance.
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As part of the rousing pre-game festivities, handlers set up a photo op for Uga and Bevo.
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Her four children joined her onstage afterward, and she received rousing standing ovations before and after she spoke.
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That's hardly a rousing statement, especially from a man who can't usually say "yes" without eight additional adjectives.
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He will receive a rousing ovation upon returning to the Air Canada Centre, and it will be deserved.
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For starters, not a single member of Congress from Texas has offered a rousing endorsement of Trump's plan.
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The second half focuses on Vinny's rousing comeback, as he must defend his title or risk forfeiting it.
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So Kelly and Mac enlist their former enemy, Teddy Sanders (Efron), to help combat the rabble-rousing sisters.
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Even when McIlroy appeared to be rousing himself out of his stupor, he could not close the deal.
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Athletes and other celebrities have spoken at conventions, although their talks are often more anodyne than rabble-rousing.
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Addressing the cheering throng, Hariri gave a rousing speech before venturing into the crowd to shake people's hands.
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Bannon became a fixture at Tea Party rallies and conventions across the country, where he gave rousing speeches.
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In a genuinely nice moment, Kanye walks Lamar into the arena to a rousing ovation from the crowd.
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That said, Houston's season was a rousing success, even if it might not feel like it right now.
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At the same time, their leaders have avoided sanctions, rousing the ire of customers, investors and elected officials.
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At the same time "Say it Loud!" was a rousing instance of a reclamation that took many forms.
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Senator Chuck Schumer is no more rousing than a robo-scoreboard admonition to cheer at a baseball game.
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But in private events and public speeches, her message about 241 was as clear as it was rousing.
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Her primary victory was thrilling and hard-earned, and she's a charismatic and rousing spokeswoman for her values.
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CEO Satya Nadella gave a rousing speech, according to audio of the town hall obtained by Business Insider.
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"People were immediately calling that speech presidential," Stephen Colbert said of her rousing remarks at the Golden Globes.
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And the students, whatever their reputation for rabble-rousing, have not participated much in this off-campus effort.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — The 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea concluded with a rousing, rocking closing ceremony.
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Biden is a beloved figure among Democrats in the Senate and has trouble rousing an audience in Iowa.
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In lieu of a more traditionally rousing second-act climax, everyone watches Jimmy Carter's "Crisis of Confidence" speech.
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Still, he made an earnest and emotionally grounded Porgy, a kindly, disabled beggar, and won a rousing ovation.
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Within hours of her mother's arrest, the hashtags #WeAreAndiola and #SomosAndiola were rousing people over Facebook and Twitter.
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But it's the opposite of a rousing agitprop song; its protest is veiled in both sound and message.
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The two are experienced masters of rabble-rousing invective, skilled at inciting the fear and anger of millions.
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The program, which ended with a rousing account of Beethoven's jubilant "Choral Fantasy," did not quite hold together.
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Baker proceeded to lead the Knicks to a rousing comeback victory, and played the entire fourth again Saturday.
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He worked for the Sierra Club of Eastern Kentucky, but was better known for bullshitting and rabble-rousing.
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Even now, with a towering new stand and a rabble-rousing manager, Anfield is not what it was.
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Playing on an unseasonably warm day, in a steady drizzle, the Giants began with a rousing opening drive.
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Mr. Trump's rabble-rousing and unethical remarks will certainly not help to move the country toward greater unity.
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The first movement starts with a rousing theme played in thick piano chords, backed by the bustling orchestra.
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In recent days, Mr. Trump has drawn praise from Republicans for rousing senators' support for the tax bill.
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With its rousing call for revolutionary unity, the song became synonymous with the ideals of liberté, égalité and fraternité.
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But less than 24 hours later, the Nets announced the hire, rousing the players to conduct some impromptu research.
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A few minor blunders aside (Sam Smith: what, what, what were you thinking?), the night was a rousing success.
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Here, at the 1971 Tony Awards, Channing sings "Before the Parade Passes By," her character's rousing Act 1 closer.
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It was a rousing evening for a president who went through a range of emotions at the Luzhniki Stadium.
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Jennifer Lopez took the stage Saturday night at a Super Bowl party and performed a rousing tribute to Prince.
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Inside the EU Mr Putin and his proxies meddle in elections and sponsor rabble-rousing parties and fake NGOs.
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At larger venues packed by whiter crowds, Mr. Sanders typically hears several seconds of rousing cheers for those lines.
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And at the end, Ms. Hylton and Ms. Keyamo invite everyone to join them in a rousing African dance.
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A second fear among Europeans is that Mr Kurz himself is merely a rabble-rousing populist in centrist clothing.
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His last line is rousing ... "You can't fight Jim Crow and then sit in the back of the bus."
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We're moving to our own rhythm, one that is as rousing as anything ever heard within a Beethoven symphony.
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The teams have progressed through different means but each arrive with confidence after rousing wins in their last starts.
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There are many rousing speeches, gracefully shot training montages and moments that weigh heavily on the idea of honor.
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"A Star Is Born" is full of rousing musical performances and a whirlwind romance we can all believe in.
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In a rousing speech, Mr. Burkhalter, clearly more charismatic than the headliner, noted that Mr. Bloomberg was self-made.
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Apple enjoys a certain halo in Congress, where members admire the American company's rousing comeback story and its products.
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Jay-Z was on Meek Mill's home turf Friday night and showed rousing support for the "Free Meek" movement.
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His two war novels, totaling nearly 2,000 pages, gave a rousing account of great events, informed by painstaking research.
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Masters would dictate an act of "self-denial," like cold showers or rousing yourself from bed at 4 a.m.
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And the tour opened with Ferenc Erkel's "Bank Ban," a rousing, patriotic work considered the national opera of Hungary.
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James explains in this rousing memoir, a loving tribute to the grape, and the strength of the human spirit.
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After a rousing performance by the Firebird Balalaika Ensemble, a park ranger conducted a brief tour of the mansion.
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Donald J. Trump redrew the electoral map with his rousing economic nationalism and evocation of a lost industrial age.
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My drinking may have accelerated recently, but alcohol had played a rousing role in my life long before diagnosis.
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Ms. Harris opened her campaign on Martin Luther King's Birthday with a rousing speech in her hometown, Oakland, Calif.
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It is time for new bonds and new trust bridges, which substitute for prejudices, uninformed claims, and rabble rousing.
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MN Congresswoman Ilhan Omar received a rousing welcome home from Washington after several days of feuding with President Trump.
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When he reached his line about criminal justice reform, he expected the rousing round of applause it usually receives.
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Sometimes they play together in the morning for a while before rousing their sleepy parents by jumping on their heads.
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As the name suggests, "The Champion" is a rousing sports anthem with lyrics about being indestructible and born to win.
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They also talked about the candidates Booker was backing at the time – and the rousing speech he gave that night.
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"This is a fight that is not only for the soul of our country," Harris said, speaking over rousing applause.
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Daisy The Great's sound is like Regina Spektor and The Moldy Peaches did a duet against a swelling, rousing orchestra.
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We'd guess he's talking to Black Bolt's partner, Medusa (Serinda Swan), who probably isn't too happy with his rabble-rousing.
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"(Let&aposs) just bake a cake for everyone who wants a cake to be baked," he said, to rousing applause.
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Kevin Harvick has come through on multiple occasions, while Brad Keselowski pulled off a rousing win at Talladega in 2014.
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Current success stories may be hard to come by, but Bollywood is finding plenty of rousing material in the archives.
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They nod along as Stechner gives a rousing speech about how important a stable Colombia is for the entire region.
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That apparently also means exploiting anti-Semitism, which throughout history has proved quite reliable in rousing people in predictable ways.
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The result, animated by by Loaded Pictures, is a rousing, heartfelt speech about the country and the science it undertakes.
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At first she thought Marquis-Boire was just rousing her so she could change her clothes and get into bed.
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"This year, we became the story," Oprah Winfrey said in a rousing speech while accepting the annual lifetime achievement award.
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Cohen excitedly drove his new toy and recited the pledge of allegiance, rousing applause and "good jobs!" from the officers.
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Image: Album art for The Life of PabloSo, the grand experiment that is Tidal continues to be a rousing success.
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But he was vulnerable on the right, and faced a surprisingly strong challenge from Pat Buchanan, a rabble-rousing populist.
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"We all know the press is under siege these days," said the billionaire media mogul in one particularly rousing bit.
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The Zodiac Age isn't just the PS2 game given a tickle of new paint and a rousing re-recorded soundtrack.
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On Tuesday night, the real estate developer delivered a rousing victory lap, hitting on the major themes of his campaign.
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To button it up ... Larry gave us a rousing rendition -- well, more like a rendition -- of a famous country song.
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But this is a rousing call to you, my fellow millennials who live in battleground states, to vote for her.
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" "Her relatives and friends reveal that the Queen not only has a lovely voice, but also enjoys a rousing singsong.
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The moment when he comes out to a nonplussed workplace in a rousing Huey Lewis tribute is a perfect example.
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Abrams' speech on Wednesday morning was largely a rousing vow to her supporters that she does not intend to concede.
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On the eve of GTC 2019 Jensen Huang seems to have a more immediate goal: deliver a rousing keynote address.
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The Democratic National Convention was punctuated by rousing speeches from two women: Michelle Obama, the first lady, who endorsed Mrs.
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But it wasn't rousing, and it could have drawn sharper distinctions between her proposals and Mr. Trump's ideas, however sketchy.
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Where Mr. Obama may be able to help most is in rousing elements of the coalition that twice elected him.
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After miles of rousing spectator support, there is nobody around now, only the pitter-patter of our fellow marathoners' footsteps.
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"Waves, rum, sand, quiet," Link recalls, getting awfully far into Amelia's personal space as rousing instrumental music starts to play.
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Unfortunately, in this ferocious melee, the football press have sabotaged one of their most effective strategies for rousing people's interest.
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There's a moment where an old man drops a porn magazine during the middle of a rousing speech, embarrassing everyone.
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The meeting wasn't a rousing success but American presidents always find early meetings with Russian leaders fall short of expectations.
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Still, some of Mr. Trump's loyal backers are rousing one another with talk of insurrection should Mr. Trump be defeated.
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Together with the rousing hymns of the Baptist church, Mr. Tillis's parents instilled in him an early love of music.
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"Enough is enough," he said with a thick Cajun accent in a rousing speech laced with rhymes and applause lines.
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But the several hundred women who congregated in a downtown Rome piazza on Saturday morning gave her a rousing welcome.
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Mainstream country music generally steers clear of politics, beyond heartwarming tributes to America and the occasional rabble-rousing patriotic song.
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"Thanks for making me feel so welcome on your block," Mr. Springsteen said in accepting the award to rousing applause.
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Republican politicians seeking favor would also be there, and would do their best version of rabble-rousing, base-oriented speeches.
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When he shows enthusiasm, he does so antipragmatically, lauding rabble-rousing challengers to the likes of Walker and Paul Ryan.
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He introduced Vanessa Bryant, and she took the stage to a rousing standing ovation that echoed throughout the Staples Center.
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Perhaps that explains why Maeve's story has been by far the most rousing over the back half of the season.
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Benn, the older brother of Stars captain Jamie Benn, received a rousing ovation, after which he waved to the crowd.
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But tucked underneath were some table legs, and the board quickly became a table for a rousing game of cards.
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But Ms. Gotbaum, the former New York City public advocate, had a hard time rousing him one morning last month.
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The speech was written in preparation for that possibility but the NASA mission's rousing success means it was never read.
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She was too busy performing, including joining Taylor Swift and Halsey for a rousing rendition of Swift's "Shake It Off."
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And they are giving rousing ovations to corporate results just because they're not as bad as they could have been.
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Three years ago, Beyoncé effectively hijacked Coldplay's performance for one of the most rousing and politically savvy halftime performances ever.
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It is a perfect storm of a debut single: technically astounding falsetto vocals, inoffensive-but-memorable production, a rousing chorus.
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Mustashrik's glimmering visuals illuminate the song's rousing crescendos, luminous synth lines, and ethereal vocal track while maintaining his determined sentiment.
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All of these bodily responses can be used to describe a challenging workout — and, believe it or not, a rousing hookup.
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It just has so much going on: contrasting sections of downbeat percussion, rousing orchestral moments, and vocals darting back and forth.
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His skills as a salesman, however, produced a number of rousing lines: "make America great again" fits Mr Westen's recommendations exactly.
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Yet that was all before the daily headlines from Washington on impeachment carried the possibility of rousing voters in both parties.
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Perhaps you've seen the rousing debate around FromSoftware's Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice percolating across the internet these past couple of weeks.
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We gossip over omelets and then play a rousing game of Monopoly, which we agree is the perfect escape from reality.
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Bruno Mars helped the crowd at the Staples Center get nuts with a rousing tribute to Prince at Sunday's Grammy Awards.
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At the 2015 CMA Awards in November, Timberlake hit the stage for an rousing eight-minute performance with crooner Chris Stapleton.
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After a rousing introduction from Trump and to the tune of a song by Queen, Melania Trump walked out on stage.
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"Â "You give me hope," Kehlani said, continuing Khaled's message of support before launching into a rousing rendition of "Happy Birthday.
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Behind them, the university marching band performs a rousing rendition of the track, complete with countless drummers and brass instrument players.
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If Monáe makes the occasional clumsy gesture, she's also written songs whose rousing qualities depend on the scale of her ambitions.
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" Then, after a round of applause, they launched into a rousing rendition of The Staple Singers' classic "I'll Take You There.
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But her win for album of the year brought her to the podium -- and she let loose with a rousing speech.
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Rob Portman is explicitly seeking distance: "I'm not a rabble-rousing, red-meat Donald Trump guy," he told The Washington Post.
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He goes to Sandicot and delivers a rousing address to the oppressed masses, vowing to take Axe down at all costs.
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Pat Buchanan, an insurgent Republican conservative, declared a "cultural war" against "liberals and radicals" in a rousing convention speech in 1992.
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"Toughman Competition" Friday night ... giving a rousing speech about the officers who found him last February lifeless in a parking lot.
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The glow of their unlikely victory, along with their rabble-rousing, storm-the-gates message, have faded amidst the Washington grind.
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Instead of delivering rousing speeches from behind a lectern, the former congressman has taken to standing on countertops at coffee shops.
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He named Carly Fiorina his prospective running mate, despite trailing by several hundred delegates, briefly rousing a partly full Indianapolis pavilion.
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Oprah Winfrey was last year's recipient and used the moment to give a rousing speech about gender equality and sexual harassment.
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In that-- in that play, there is a song and it is a rousing song called The Room Where It Happen.
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Set in Iowa in 1931, the story centers on Seth Davenport (Killian Scott), who is masquerading as a rabble-rousing preacher.
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Any momentum the Yankees hoped to carry west after their rousing, back-to-back walk-off wins over Texas dissipated quickly.
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"What we have seen over the last several years is truly deplorable," the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee said to rousing applause.
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Trump, rousing his base will likely create great pressure on the Republicans to twist the rules and overturn the legislative filibuster.
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His career took off when he made a rousing nationally televised speech for the Republican presidential candidate Barry Goldwater on Oct.
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Getting rid of Roe would deprive the far right of one of its most crowd-pleasing, rabble-rousing, go-to issues.
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The Colombian team likes to play the racy, rousing rhythms of salsa; Uruguay's fans are blasting melodic yet swaggering rock music.
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The Second Suite traverses lively march and dance mutations on its way to another rousing finale, a Tarantella à la russe.
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For each impressive musical number, including Phillip Attmore and Hayley Podschun in some rousing tap specialties, there are two dull ones.
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Her scorched-earth conquests of Astapor and Yunkai are rousing in the moment — she turns the tables and frees the slaves!
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He stars as William Wallace, a kilted warrior who rallies his countrymen against British rule through rousing speeches and rugged swordplay.
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Crowds pay tribute to the pioneers of gay rights in a rousing rally outside the bar where the movement was born.
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Hillary Clinton gave a rousing speech in New Hampshire on Tuesday night despite falling to Bernie Sanders by a big margin.
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Like all Watkins's books, this one has wonderfully compact language and an ending that surprises, with a rousing, wholehearted imaginative leap.
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Impossible. Yet the excuses for inaction in Bob Hicok's parable of environmental greed rapidly rise to a rousing chorus of denial.
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A rousing game of bocce is reason No. 462 to leave your iPhones inside (and that may be the ultimate gift).
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Don't worry if you can't — all voices, on key and not, are invited to join this rousing family celebration of Americana.
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Ralph Lauren showed a 10-minute film, complete with family tributes and rousing orchestral scores, upon winning the outstanding achievement award.
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" The new phrase lacks rhetorical zing; it's hard to envision workers on a picket line singing rousing anthems about "income inequality.
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But what it lacked in the number of podiums, it made up for with rousing exchanges and well-received one-liners.
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One rousing way to observe the holiday is to hook up with your partner, friend, or acquaintance in a festive way.
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But he repeated his complaints about trade and the financing of NATO, even as he pronounced the trip a rousing success.
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Go: "Jagged Little Pill," the Broadway musical based on Alanis Morissette's 1995 megahit album, is "rousing and real," our critic writes.
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But after getting off to such a rousing start, Twain put down the manuscript and didn't return to it for years.
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She's also unwittingly aiding Trump and his rabble-rousing base in further dividing an already weary, angry, and politically disillusioned electorate.
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Villasenor's experiences of climate change and Thunberg's rousing speech at the United Nations climate summit inspired her to become an activist.
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Even if the Taliban were to sign a peace deal tomorrow, there would be no rousing sense of victory, no parade.
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And that's how we got from rabble-rousing wall graffiti to a $1.4 million painting being sliced and diced at Sotheby's.
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There's still just enough life left in this story to be confident that it will pull itself to a rousing close.
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Tehreek-e-Labbaik (TLP), a new, rabble-rousing Islamist party dedicated solely to punishing blasphemers, was quick to demand Mr Mian's dismissal.
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Washington (CNN)The rag-tag rabble-rousing House Freedom Caucus may be the linchpin to repeal and replace Obamacare at this point.
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Even though the Lemonade singer gave a rousing rendition of "Daddy Lessons" with the Dixie Chicks, some CMA fans were still upset.
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Stroker beamed with pride as the audience gave her a rousing standing ovation, and she dedicated her victory to kids with disabilities.
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His address was widely anticipated and the buildup dominated by promises by his aides of a rousing speech that would stir patriotism.
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It's clearly meant to be a rousing moment of feminist solidarity, proving that the MCU's women are as formidable as its men.
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Moore clinched the rousing win over Europe on Sunday by beating Lee Westwood 23-up for his second point of the competition.
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While that is one rousing, massive example of the way One Day tackles motherhood, there are countless more where that comes from.
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Winfrey, 65, delivered a rousing speech as she addressed the graduating class at Colorado College during their commencement ceremony on Sunday morning.
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They have had rousing exchanges about art, offered one another critiques of bodies of work and found professional support and virtual friendships.
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" City council member Carlos Menchaca, chair of the immigration committee, gave a rousing speech where he told the crowd, "We will fight.
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And also tonight, President Trump gave a rousing in speech toward a rally in Tampa Florida for a gubernatorial candidate Ron DeSantis.
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Every mention of Hillary Clinton has been met with a rousing chorus of boos—coming mainly, it seems, from the California delegation.
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The film follows the free-spirited woman who flees her arranged marriage and finds refuge among a rabble-rousing preacher named Jesus.
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Then suddenly it turns into an epic medley featuring Corden's 2016 guests and a rousing rendition of "All I Want for Christmas".
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It's a rousing segment full of rock 'n roll acrobats, presidential techno songs and people sh*tting on the hoods of cars.
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However, sometime after FLOTUS delivers her rousing speech, I receive a text from an old friend and mega-Bernie supporter, Sam Siegel.
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Moscow (CNN)At an air base south of Moscow, a crowd greets returning heroes as a rousing military march blares from loudspeakers.
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Beijing should easily meet or beat its full-year growth target of around 6.5 percent after the rousing start to the year.
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At the party's annual conference last month, supporters waving Union Jack flags belted out a rousing rendition of "God Save The Queen".
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I brought the calculators onto Circuit Breaker Live this week, and played my heart out with a rousing rendition of "All Star".
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In Berlioz's "Symphonie Fantastique," Ms. Grazinyte-Tyla had the spotlight to herself and made the most of it with a rousing performance.
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The rousing Bambara Drum and Dance Ensemble offered a glimpse into Malian traditions and, from Ivory Coast, some surprisingly acrobatic stilt-walking.
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The "Pathétique" drew merited if misplaced applause from a rapt audience, not only after the rousing third movement but also in midfinale.
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The Democratic National Convention continues with President Obama's follow-up to the rousing Monday night speech by the first lady, Michelle Obama.
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And the ninth annual concessionaire convention ended with a Keith-led pledge to Coca-Cola and a rousing "Sieg heil!" to Hitler.
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After Republican Vice Presidential candidate Mike Pence delivered a competent, if not entirely rousing, speech Wednesday night, Trump appeared from the sidelines.
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As the glasses clink and Moore gives a rousing speech from the balcony, the chatter is of his own run for Congress.
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But he'll get a spirited challenge from Corey Stewart, a rabble-rousing northern Virginia county leader running as an unapologetic Trump supporter.
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As the producers and cast gathered onstage to accept the award, they were joined by Ms. Atwood, who received a rousing ovation.
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This album's familiar sound and rousing emotion function as formal comforts rather than formal challenges, but we need comforts in these times.
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PARELES In his decade-long country music career, Justin Moore has been rabble-rousing and retrograde, a stern guy and a goof.
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Rousing too, though not in a good way, is a big head shot image of Bill Clinton by the artist Chuck Close.
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The fun culminates at noon with a rousing concert by Astrograss, a band specializing in bluegrass and folk music for young listeners.
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"If the pope visits Pyongyang, we will give him a rousing welcome," Mr. Kim told Mr. Moon, according to Mr. Moon's spokesman.
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It seems pretty inevitable that he'll once again take the stage on February 9, deliver a rousing speech, mocking himself and others.
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There's little on my resolution list that doesn't in some way relate to slumber: prepping for it, doing it, rousing from it.
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Ngolo Kanté, a player who had left Leicester for Chelsea a year earlier, was given a rousing reception by his former fans.
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It's confusing, like having a president who isn't really a president but instead acts like the leader of a rabble-rousing movement.
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Juanjo Mena, substituting for an indisposed Christoph von Dohnanyi, conducted those pieces deftly and added a rousing rendition of Beethoven's Seventh Symphony.
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In Kentucky, Amy McGrath became a sensation with a rousing introductory video about how she had overcome sexism to fly military jets.
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But director Ridley Scott and star Russell Crowe, at his charismatic best, elevate a simple revenge story into an epic, rousing spectacle.
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In the finale, a rustic dance, Mr. Hadelich and the orchestra conveyed the music's rousing energy, while somehow maintaining a breezy lilt.
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Many people, in fact, assumed he was done after a rousing, retirement-style send-off before last season's final game in Philadelphia.
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Oprah Winfrey accepts the Cecil B. DeMille Award at the Globes and gives a rousing speech in support of the #MeToo movement.
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When the crowd learned that Judge Donnelly had ruled in favor of the plaintiffs, a rousing cheer went up in the crowd.
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Snap's lively March IPO was considered a rousing success at the time, with shares jumping 44 percent on the first trading day.
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So, naturally, they transformed a piece of office furniture into a pool table — and played a rousing game of Leaf Blower Billiards.
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The rabble-rousing evolved into extortion of local businesses, much as it did with the existing white ethnic gangs and local mobsters.
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It's rousing stuff, and often involves ship-to-ship combat that was filmed on real ships instead of green screen-heavy soundstages.
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The Golden Globes on Sunday featured a number of upsets and rousing thank-yous as well as flubbed intros and snoozy speeches.
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The original one-hour sessions consisted of a warm-up, running, calisthenics and rousing group games like tag, led by parent volunteers.
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In China, for example, factory owners have already used robots and automation as a tool to do away with rabble-rousing workers.
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On her left was Bhi Bhiman, a singer, songwriter and guitarist whose songs approach their subjects sideways rather than through rabble-rousing broadsides.
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But, by Thursday night, if Trump delivers a great and rousing speech, the Republican faithful won't be talking about the vice presidential rollout.
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The interview was a rousing success—if his intention was to make irate New Yorkers even more furious about a massive corporate handout.
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Smith Barney paid $150 million in arbitrations and settlements in that case amid rousing talk of real change for women on Wall Street.
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" Alabama's Jones was the same, running on the less-than-rousing campaign messages of "quality, affordable health care," and "discrimination cannot be tolerated.
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Brandy also delivered a rousing, boozy performance of song "Beggin and Pleadin," taking fake swigs from a flask and delivering powerful vocal riffs.
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The shofar — the ram's horn, which is blown trumpet-like in primal, rousing blasts during this season — was an ancient instrument for coronation.
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Any time I heard the yeehaw-ed exclamations from one its rousing drag races echo out into the silent countryside, I tensed up.
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Clinton, expressed hope that Mr. Sanders's momentum could wind up helping her, by rousing more of her voters to show up on Saturday.
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Android One may not have been the rousing worldwide success Google was hoping for, but it's still an important initiative for the company.
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One-time Future protege Yakki stars on the penultimate track, "Back And Forth," as he trades short bars with Skeme to rousing effect.
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Ahmad gave a rousing speech before the lengthy voting process began, while Hayatou did not take up the opportunity to address the congress.
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A heavily bearded Harrison Ford jokingly suggested that he'd had just about enough of the rousing march from Raiders of the Lost Ark.
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Johnson, gave a rousing speech at a fringe event at the party's annual conference in which he once again criticized her Brexit proposals.
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One casualty is the cordon sanitaire around the Sweden Democrats, a rabble-rousing anti-immigrant party of the sort disrupting politics across Europe.
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The full moon in Libra arrived at 2:08 AM, rousing deep emotions and encouraging us to reflect on fairness in our relationships.
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In 2014, Page came out as gay at a Human Rights Campaign event in a rousing speech that earned her a standing ovation.
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The elderly woman concluded her rousing clip by expressing gratitude for her survival and a love of country: "Long live Mexico!" she said.
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Wolfgang and Kala finally spend much-needed sexy time together, and Lito gives a rousing speech at the Pride Parade in Sao Paulo.
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A child in a tiara was wheeled up to the counter and sung a rousing chorus of "Happy Birthday" to by the owner.
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It's rousing and moving, and speaks to an admirable and affecting honesty on Halsey's part, as well as the continuing need for change.
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In their addresses to Congress, American presidents typically proclaim the strength of their union in rousing perorations met with hearty rounds of applause.
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Queen Elizabeth's 90th birthday celebrations on Thursday ended with a rousing tribute at Windsor Castle from her her son and heir Prince Charles.
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Another important step toward party unity came on Thursday night when Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts offered a rousing endorsement of Mrs. Clinton.
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Baker has taken an unregarded thread of American life, from the fraying edge of the land, and spun something rousing, raucous, and sad.
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In its first year, the Trump administration has done an admirable job of rousing the U.S. economy from its Obama policy-induced somnolence.
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"It was a racist term, and everybody knew it was a racist term," he said, setting off rousing cheers from the crowd. Mrs.
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In 2014, Page came out as gay at a Human Rights Campaign event in a rousing speech that earned her a standing ovation.
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But judging by the comments in our recent evaluation of albariño, I would say that for participants, it has been a rousing success.
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Maybe that's why a nearby crowd gave these guys such a rousing cheer when they succeeded in bringing their haul to the roof.
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Massie's reputation as a rabble-rousing deficit hardliner made his decision to support the tax bill even surprising for some of his colleagues.
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Both teams were given rousing send-offs by their fans before making the trek to the Bay Area for next Sunday's Super Bowl.
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During this demo, Sergey Brin narrated a live coordinated skydiving and BMX showcase into the conference hall of the keynote to rousing applause.
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Will avocado toast go the way of the fancy cupcake and the poké bowl, rousing excitement and then quickly sliding into mediocre ubiquity?
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Biden came on stage to rousing applause, quipping "I'm the least qualified man here tonight" before he addressed the issue of sexual assault.
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Overstuffed with action sequences, comedic bits, and great character moments, Incredibles 2 somehow brings its seemingly dozen plotlines together into a rousing climax.
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After all, the show's characters have all found long-term partners, and it has more or less made a rousing case for domesticity.
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Some Democrats are hoping that Ocasio-Cortez, the rabble-rousing freshman with 21625 million Twitter followers, gets a primary challenge herself in 2900.
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Steinem's message for Trump was "do not try to divide us," which she delivered to a rousing swell of cheers from the crowd.
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Liberal stars like Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont have delivered stern, rousing addresses about the way forward.
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But Mr. Erdogan cast the latest sanctions as an imperial plot, in familiar rousing rhetoric that is popular among his conservative, nationalist followers.
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" He sealed the loyalty of the miners by persuading them to sing: They answered with a rousing rendition of "Land of My Fathers.
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Mr. Trump's events are something akin to oxygen for him, rousing his base and supplying the live-action feedback and adulation he craves.
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Mr. Trump's events are something akin to oxygen for him, rousing his base and supplying the live-action feedback and adulation he craves.
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His 21970 song "Yes, I Know," released under the moniker Daphni, took its name from a rousing sample of a Buddy Miles refrain.
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Rousing, orchestral anthems like "Shake It Out" and "Dog Days Are Over" are tailor-made for playing to the masses without appeasing them.
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A rousing round of "99 Bottles Of Beer" has Marty flashing back to a hospital where he's playing the arcade game Beast Slayer.
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In contrast, "Doom Eternal" throws you right into skull-smashing, guns-blazing action set to a rousing soundtrack, and hardly ever lets up.
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It also continued the drastic shift in the American League Championship Series that began with Tuesday night's rousing comeback victory for the Yankees.
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Other days we bear witness to an unexpected act of heroism or a rousing international sports triumph and bask in the same sun.
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"Winnie," a rousing track from the new album featuring Beth Ditto, is "about my love for women in the world," Ms. Case said.
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" And Ms. Monáe, whose rousing address pretty much brought down the house, riffed on Hillary Clinton's "women's rights are human rights" speech: "L.
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Your friends can change your profile too, making you wear a funny hat or giving you a rousing theme song for the day.
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If the rabble-rousing nationalist can win in these places, he will solidify his centrality and his case that he can win anywhere.
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When the pot arrives in front of you, straight from the stovetop, a server lifts the lid, releasing a poof of rousing steam.
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"China has enough determination and strength to make sure that his rabble-rousing will not succeed," the editorial said, referring to Mr. Tillerson.
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The entire student body, from kindergarten through 12th grade, gathered in the school auditorium for a rousing send-off for the football team.
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And Mr. Camarena sang thrillingly in "Credeasi misera," the rousing choral ensemble that Arturo initiates, his stirring phrases capped by princely high notes.
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Can they win just by rousing the base and boosting Democratic turnout in November, or do they need independents and Trump-exhausted Republicans?
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"We want to be the masters of our own country," he thundered, drawing rousing cheers from a crowd of several thousand Tsai supporters.
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" Swift's performance felt triumphant, especially when fellow artists Halsey and Cabello joined her on stage for a rousing rendition of "Shake It Off.
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Oprah's rousing speech became a rallying call to the women, and men, of this country to step up and fight back against inequality.
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After Mr. Spicer's remarks on Tuesday, Ms. Ryan was greeted by reporters with smiles and a rousing "Hey troublemaker!" from a passing cameraman.
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Manager Chris Woodward removed the lefty before the final out, and Minor departed to a rousing ovation from the Globe Life Park crowd.
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And it was a rousing moment of liberation for the N.C.A.A. in the 298th year that it has sponsored a women's basketball tournament.
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The panel proved to be a heartwarming and rousing opening to the convention, touching on the origins of the franchise, and where it's going.
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Even with teeny hands, the prehistoric rabble-rousing T-rex has been able to dip its hands into a whole lot of hijinks recently.
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Snow recently opened up about the possibility of the cast reuniting for a fourth installment after the rousing success of the first three movies.
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Director Patrick Tatopoulos stages a handful of competent action sequences, including a rousing werewolf attack on a vampire fortress armed with massive mounted crossbows.
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BumbleDJ greets his fellow players with a rousing "Good morning, Vietnam!" in the voice of Robin Williams from the movie of the same name.
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That's through three rousing bull markets, a couple of crashes, the "Great Moderation" of the 22007s and all sorts of other history-making events.
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On Saturday, Hart attended the Philadelphia Women's March, where she gave a powerful, rousing speech inciting us all to get more intentional about inclusivity.
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All is not, as the subject matter would suggest, solemn; we are treated to rousing anthems, joyous dancing, and highly sexualized method-acting exercises.
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It has taken bad leadership and much rabble-rousing to make it a significant factor in how working-class whites are about to vote.
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The play has been trimmed slightly, but the text is unchanged (except that a rousing rendition of "Hotline Bling" replaces the original drinking song).
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Kim's greeting, which reached me as a nurse was rousing me awake for a blood test, had been to wish me a Merry Christmas.
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Gilles Brinas, the company's founder and choreographer, provides rousing synchronized stomping routines for the dozen virile dancers, supported by the thunder of live drumming.
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Courtney Giannone, after rousing Snow White from a cellophane-wrapped coffin with a kiss, does her Cyr wheel act, revolving gyroscopically inside a hoop.
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" Calling the film "incredible," film critic Scott Mantz tweeted, "Avengers: Endgame brings the entire MCU to a rousing, exciting, deeply moving & wholly satisfying conclusion!
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"We must not allow this abominable crime to be misused for rabble-rousing and conspiracy propaganda," German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel said on Facebook.
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And of course, the rousing speech that Red Sox slugger David "Big Papi" Ortiz delivers at Fenway Park in the days following the attack.
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The U.S. has also risked rousing the ire of Pakistan, which could result in Pakistan stoking more chaos in Afghanistan through its proxy groups.
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As many observers noted, it might have been a Republican speech in its rousing, defiant optimism, and it was the perfect note to strike.
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"Stronger together" and "breaking down barriers" were two of the campaign bumper stickers Clinton tossed around throughout the speech, rousing many in the crowd.
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"I guess he saw what I was doing as rabble rousing but I was trying to build the sort of culture," Altheide told Gizmodo.
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The rousing pro-immigration theme will certainly strike viewers as a political statement given the furor over President Donald Trump's controversial new refugee restrictions.
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" In a video previewing the event, Threlkel says that this will create a rousing effect, that of trees and mountains "screaming to be saved.
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We have to keep rousing them to keep the fermentation going—so they are a bit of a high-maintenance yeast to deal with.
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By Monday, a few angry, constituent-rousing tweets had snowballed into the kind of itemized list of questions that comes with a due date.
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The track maintains his glimmering, ethereal soundscapes, but just over halfway through wades into murky waters that swell and wane into a rousing finale.
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Neither Social Democrats nor conservatives will want to play junior partner to a populist Freedom Party and its rabble-rousing leader, Heinz-Christian Strache.
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When the inevitable happy ending ties The President Is Missing together in a bow, President Duncan makes a rousing speech to the American people.
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But what is unique about Trump, at least in modern times, is the extent to which bigotry is his principal means of rousing support.
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But after a rousing reunion performance on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" last fall, the group had been plugging away at new music.
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The band has been honing a gripping sound that gathers disparate Southern modes—Americana harmonies, gospel choirs, chain-gang chants—into rousing protest punk.
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Instead of launching into a rambling saga — or making a break for the closest exit — arm yourself with this collection of discussion-rousing questions.
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The Quodlibet, the culminating variation, typically unfolds as a rousing climax to the cycle, its interpolated folk-song airs adding a tone of merriment.
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On Thursday, Hector Meneses, the mayor of Pijijiapan, where the caravan stopped for the night, delivered a rousing speech in the town's central square.
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Theatergoers hoping for more heartening news might want to check out the rousing, brisk production of "Hamlet" at the open-air Shakespeare's Globe theater.
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The intention was simple: to write, print, and circulate leaflets rousing apathetic German people to reject Hitler and the tyranny of the Nazi regime.
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Embiid was greeted with a rousing ovation in his first game since he took a flying leap over the actress Regina King on Feb.
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"The Prom" concludes in a rousing, singing rainbow of inclusivity, in which even the most tenacious homophobes have learned the error of their ways.
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After years of effort from activists, there are signs that the world's financial community is finally rousing itself in the fight against global warming.
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I've even seen them outside factories, so workers can nip out for a rousing round of "My Way" before returning to the assembly line.
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And with that rousing support for democratic politics, let's wait and see what happens during the Great War — and find out if we're right.
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But he wasn't making fun of the hungry, aspirational characters in this presentation of an American leader as a crowd-rousing, egomaniacal rock star.
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The Sibelius suite, subtitled "Four Legends From the Kalevala" (1896), is a rousing affair, depicting the adventures of Lemminkainen, a hero of Finnish folklore.
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Mr. Odinga is now rousing supporters by warning that this year's election could also be stolen, which critics say is an incitement to violence.
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Even workaday cable news appearances run the risk of rousing the First Viewer, especially if adverse weather upends executive tee times in New Jersey.
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Trudging through the snow, she sings "Journey to the Past," a number at once twinkling and rousing, about moving forward by diving into history.
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Once the main Allegro section started, with the assertive minor-mode main theme, the music had engrossing ambiguity, the mood both rousing and unsettling.
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Warren's rally at Clark Atlanta, featuring a speech about black female laborers who organized during the industrial revolution and a rousing introduction by Rep.
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This parade of indignities leads to scenes of quiet defiance; a few rousing, tear-streaked speeches; and a bit of mildly interesting philosophical reflection.
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Many of the shortest are urgent and rousing: They seem to record what Muhammad heard in those first hair-raising sessions in the cave.
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An avant-garde Berlin director has sold out a 2,000-seat venue that usually draws crowds with death-defying acrobatics or rousing musical numbers.
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After intermission, the performance of the Eighth Symphony was alive with color, fanciful flights, elegiac sadness and, in the rousing finale, almost frenzied abandon.
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He says Mr. Chappelle is taking on a more avuncular role on the comedy scene these days, but still retains his rabble-rousing spirit.
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He got rousing applause, but on the way out, the mostly black audience had been most impressed by the candidate they'd known the longest.
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While Sanders may be a socialist, his populist brand of rabble rousing mirrors Trump, and could cut into the new Republican blue collar base.
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Mr. Obama received an even warmer welcome than the German leader did, and stirred a particularly rousing reception when he mentioned his wife, Michelle.
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Brian Tuitt, USA Today Endgame is tragic and uplifting, rousing and grounding, while leaving minds racing and making everybody cry (even the toughest guys).
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Instead of rousing every three weeks, though, infected bats wake every seven days, because white-nose illness causes dehydration and they need to drink.
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As has often been noted, there is no border emergency, aside from Mr. Trump's desperation to make good on a rabble-rousing campaign slogan.
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In every respect but traffic control and the outcome of the game, the occasion was declared a rousing success by most of those involved.
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" In early 2013, he returned to Pakistan expecting a rousing welcome — and I heard him at the airport asking, forlorn: "Where are the people?
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"Wonder Woman": Though somewhat of a longer shot, this rousing crowd pleaser and box office smash directed by Patty Jenkins was left empty-handed.
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That's why church-bred artists like Aretha Franklin and Al Green were able to turn any note into the essence of a rousing spiritual.
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Actor Jon Voight made a rousing speech about Prez-elect Trump, noting the harsh news coverage he's received from the start of the campaign.
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Ninja from Die Antwoord once told a rousing tale of the 6 God's skills on the court, but has anyone else ever seen it?
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Literally rousing, as there was a standing ovation to her talk on the need for art, community, and play even more during difficult times.
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So what better way to celebrate Sunday's season seven premiere than by playing a rousing round of Game of Thrones Bingo while you watch?
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The 23-year-old right-hander left to a rousing ovation from the sellout crowd when he departed after fanning Danny Santana in the sixth.
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Smith received rousing cheers from the home fans during pregame introductions and "M-V-P!" chants greeted him when he went to the foul line.
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Coming Out In 2014, Page came out as gay at a Human Rights Campaign event in a rousing speech that earned her a standing ovation.
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During rousing remarks before the match, the Vice President praised Prince Harry and joked about his wife's involvement in the inaugural London Games in 2014.
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What was it like to back up the likes of Tim and Faith and Garth and Luke during the rousing opener at November's CMA Awards?
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But more importantly, the strategy has been a rousing success for her campaign trail, as she continues to be the recipient of favorable media coverage.
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The most vivid image from the Democratic convention, besides Kennedy's rousing speech, was when Carter had to literally scramble to find Kennedy on the stage.
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"I don't think President Obama gets the credit he deserves for saving the American economy," she says to rousing applause from New Hampshire to Nevada.
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Hence the success of the insurance industry's infamous "Harry and Louise" ads in rousing public anxiety over the Clintons' universal health insurance proposal in 1993.
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It was during this period that Elizabeth, who was queen from 1558 until 1603, gave a rousing speech to her men at Tilbury, in Essex.
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Snow, 32, recently opened up about the possibility of the cast starring in a fourth installment after the rousing success of the first three movies.
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People hollered and cheered—and then began to sing "ooh Jeremy Corbyn" which is about as boring a song as "The Red Flag" is rousing.
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"They would be immensely proud of their son's accomplishments," said Sanders, who was also choking back tears as the crowd gave him a rousing ovation.
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Despite those criticisms, her acceptance speech near the end of the night was a rousing call to arms for the entertainment industry as a whole.
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So far Mr Trump has concentrated his protectionist rabble-rousing on Germany (which he thinks should buy more American cars) and most of all China.
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The line "Immigrants, we get the job done" brings rousing applause on Broadway, where "Hamilton" has been playing to sold-out audiences for two years.
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But first, some highlights from the President&aposs rousing rally in Ohio in support of congressional candidate, Troy Balderson running in Tuesday&aposs special election.
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Finally, after a rousing, karaoke-like rendition of Father's "Look at Wrist," the music abruptly cut out, and technicians scrambled on stage to set up.
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During the Women's March on Washington, the uber-young immigration activist got on stage with her parents and younger sister and delivered a rousing speech.
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"We won't just make promises we can't keep," she said in a closing statement that was much less rousing than her rival's, "we'll deliver results".
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Rovi's is a terrific, robust data set which includes factual statistics, short qualitative descriptions (rousing, martial, elegiac) and themes (open road, girls' night out, zeitgeist).
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The eurosceptic UK Independence Party's collapse suggests fading appetite for its rabble-rousing policies, and Britain's youth overwhelmingly supported Remain in last year's Brexit referendum.
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They roam the building checking the shelves, handling deliveries, muttering into walkie-talkies, advising squad leaders, and encouraging members, like field generals rousing their troops.
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If the point of going on "The View" was to generate content for conservative meme makers, then it appeared to have been a rousing success.
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The turbo lags like a quartet of swayback hamsters are under the hood, in need of a violent rousing and doses of contraband Four Loko.
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He was also a leader in the Ambedkar Students Association, which actively campaigned to "educate, agitate and organize" students, following a rousing slogan from Ambedkar.
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Over the years, Mattis became known for his supply of rousing epigrams—a kind of fighting man's Bartlett's, rich with high-minded incitements to violence.
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Wilmore's sincere gratitude to Obama's legacy as the first Black president was moving and heartfelt, getting one of the most rousing responses from the crowd.
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The bloody revolts of the Quebec Liberation Front and Charles de Gaulle's rousing cry for an independent Quebec are rarely covered in our history textbooks.
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" The speech was so rousing and so well received that a headline on an article by Janell Ross in the Washington Post read, " THE REV.
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South of Aleppo, Iraqi clerics have given rousing speeches to militiamen in fatigues urging them to fight in the name of faith and Islamic law.
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As a freshman in high school, he was elected student representative on the back of a rousing speech, beating his contenders, who were all seniors.
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Although she contorts her voice to match each mood, alternately rousing, breathy, or conversational, enunciating lyrics, she often sounds impatient about getting the words out.
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Elsewhere, momos are turned into chaat, in the tradition of Indian street snacks, bathed in yogurt, sour-sweet tamarind sauce and a rousing green chutney.
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In the opening sequence, His Majesty delivers a rousing oration to his warriors as they ready for a battle we glimpse in snatches of crosscuts.
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Behind multiple layers of security, Mr. Noor now meets hundreds of people daily, giving rousing speeches that are broadcast live on several national television channels.
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During our conversations, he would often break into rousing, patriotic speeches about truth and justice, thumping the plastic table in emphasis and making it jump.
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Dr. Peter Goodwin Heltzel, an associate professor of theology at New York Theological Seminary, extolled the men to "lean into love" in a rousing homily.
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Guillermo del Toro's best work — in films like "Pan's Labyrinth" and "Hellboy 2: The Golden Army" — combines rousing storytelling with a rarely equaled visual splendor.
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So the strategy of not rousing any partisan blowback in the general election doesn't appear to have yielded the advantage of a suppressed opposition vote.
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It's honestly surprising that this era of Peak TV would last so long without a rousing and high-budget depiction of Homer's epic war tale.
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Pitbull did not disappoint at Shaq's Fun House in Miami Friday night, getting the crowd fired up and then delivering a rousing tribute to Kobe.
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Our reviewer, Elaine Blair, called the book "rousing," praising its analysis of the women-led movements that have been transforming politics since the 2016 election.
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If Netflix's numbers are to be taken as presented, 6 Underground was a rousing success for one of Netflix's first big forays into franchise filmmaking.
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The victory was a rousing start to a four-game series against the Rays and one of the Yankees' more unexpected wins of the season.
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David Brooks At certain times Donald Trump has seemed like a budding authoritarian, a corrupt Nixon, a rabble-rousing populist or a big business corporatist.
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That is what this production could use: more life—an escape from the antiseptic cloister of the hospital room to the rousing world outside. ♦
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Sale got a warm, but not rousing, standing ovation from the crowd of 225,231 when he took the mound in the bottom of the first.
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Far from being narcissistic, "Capacity" is a rousing call-to-arms for overachievers and over-helpers to, even if for a moment, take a break.
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On Saturday, Biden gave one of his most rousing speeches of the campaign at the Clark County Democrats' Kickoff to Caucus dinner in Las Vegas.
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One of that team's most rousing wins was a comeback against the Sacramento Kings in March after being down 28 points in the second half.
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That contribution, combined with past reports about Pruitt's use of industry talking points in criticism of Obama administration environmental rules, is rousing suspicion among Democrats.
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He picked up a guitar, sat on the sofa, and began to sing a song, something Mark knew from his own youth, rousing, but tuneful.
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Clinton was given a rousing introduction by Dan Gross, president of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, and Senator Cory A. Booker of New Jersey.
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But standard definitions of male and female identity collapse in these fantastic realms, where bodies are beguiling shapes and every human connection simply beautiful and rousing.
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We play a rousing game of Simon Says and then I make them a quick dinner of Trader Joe's fish nuggets, carrot fries, berries, and avocado.
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With the help of family and friends, the nonagenarian stepped on the board, flexed his arm muscles and jumped right in, to rousing cheers and applause.
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Lovato delivered a rousing rendition of "Sorry Not Sorry" — the lead single off her latest album Tell Me You Love Me — at the 2017 AMA Awards.
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The streaming company has said that its interactive show Black Mirror: Bandersnatch was a rousing success, and it's planning more interactive series besides You vs. Wild.
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His most vocal supporters have been the ANC women's league, and its youth league, which he neutered by ousting its rabble-rousing former head, Julius Malema.
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Some Shirazis took up arms and called for the death of the Al Sauds after their rabble-rousing preacher, Nimr al-Nimr, was executed in 2016.
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She didn't expect the 45-minute lecture would go beyond annoying her local college Republicans, instead rousing the never-sleeping giant of the sprawling online right.
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The move elicited lots of "awws" from the audience, and a rousing round of applause when Seacrest had his pup sit and stay for the crowd.
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Changeling hails from frozen Minnesota, which has long proven to be an excellent breeding ground for both rabble-rousing crust punk and forward-thinking black metal.
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Gillibrand, in her own speech to the Iowa Women's March, contrasted a rousing oratorical style with a quieter, more intimate one that drew her audience in.
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For some politicians in Washington, Medicaid expansion and hospital infrastructure are not flashy enough topics to mention on cable news or in a rousing floor speech.
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Patrick, Rob, Austin and Danielle gather after a rousing day of press events and appointments to talk about Square Enix, Ubisoft, and Sony's big press events.
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Although Oprah unfortunately won't be receiving an award and delivering another rousing speech, there likely will be no shortage of powerful words spoken at the event.
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I found the original battle against Steppenwolf surprisingly rousing, with its Green Lantern and Shazam cameos and its reminder of a lost mythic era of Earth.
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A rousing tune to quicken the pulse, some pathos to moisten the eyes and that inexplicable something to make it stand out from all the rest.
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He was in familiar territory in New Hampshire, where he's practically embraced as a native son and won a rousing primary victory early in the year.
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The latter two groups, which also receive training from the CIA, have grown significantly in recent years, VICE News has learned, rousing alarm among local officials.
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Set to a rousing musical score, a video of Queqiao&aposs assembly to its rocket, followed by its launch, was disseminated by state media on Monday.
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Cory Booker and first lady Michelle Obama offered rousing speeches that presented a radically different tone than what we saw at the Cleveland convention last week.
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SEPANG, Malaysia (Reuters) - Malaysia gave Formula One a rousing send-off on Sunday with the country's last Grand Prix drawing its largest turnout in four years.
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Efron slid behind the piano for a rousing, bluesy rendition of "Happy Birthday" in honor of Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates co-star Adam DeVine.
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Back-to-back baskets by freshman forward Chris Silva — the latter an arena-rousing dunk — lifted the Gamecocks' advantage to 54-43 with 12:32 remaining.
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The evening concluded with Garth Brooks leading the crowd in a rousing rendition of "Friends in Low Places" – a fitting way to close out the festivities.
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Father Gabriel gave a rousing defense of the violence to his fellow church goers, and even Eugene slicked back his mullet and pulled out the machete.
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Becoming "ambassadors of democracy," Reagan and other actors delivered rousing anticommunist speeches to defend their profession, depicting entertainers as the savior of American freedom and democracy.
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Throwing caution to the wind would allow her to deliver on the dramatic pledge she made on election night—rousing rhetoric that wasn't cautious at all.
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The authorities recently boasted to journalists of the numbers of "jet-black", ie, evil, terrorists killed, as well as of militants and rabble-rousing mullahs arrested.
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Afterwards, the unlikely twosome launched into a rousing rendition of Sister Sledge's "We Are Family," before Matarazzo admitted he didn't "know the rest" of the song.
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Clinton joined Obama on stage, hand-in-hand, after a rousing tribute in which Obama called her the most qualified person to ever run for president.
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Tales of catastrophe and transcendence are great for rousing the historian out of his saturnine torpor, but not so helpful to the daily practice of painting.
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In a rousing speech at the Center for Popular Democracy's annual gala in Washington, Ms. Warren embraced her role as one of Mr. Trump's fiercest critics.
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" For her part, Ginsburg is featured with such rousing soundbites as, "All I ask of my brethren is that they take their feet off our necks.
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Greeted by a standing ovation, Gorsuch delivered a rousing tribute to the conservative jurisprudence of the man whose seat he filled: the late Justice Antonin Scalia.
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Cabrera's winning blast was the theatrical ending to a game that was rescued by Reyes's crowd-rousing two-run homer in the bottom of the ninth.
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The actress gave a rousing speech on Friday at The Women's Convention in Detroit, Michigan, where thousands of attendees gathered for workshops, keynote speeches and music.
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But his role seemed closer to that of a newspaper editor or a sports coach, persuading, rousing, and sometimes cajoling his team to do better work.
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To quash rabble-rousing from the get-go, we're using the U.S. Census Bureau's definition of "the South" on its official map of the United States.
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It was a night for political statements and rousing speeches as actresses and actors arrived at the awards wearing black to oppose sexual harassment in Hollywood.
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Millward's watercolor, ink and pencil drawings highlight the stories' whimsy; her google-eyed characters and obsessive, scribbly vegetation add up to a rousing expression of cheer.
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Obama shot to prominence at the 2004 Democratic National Convention with a rousing speech about boldly moving past our barriers — red and blue, black and white.
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The songwriting — by Justin Wilson, Ben Hayslip and Chris Janson — is impressive, but Mr. Houser's performance is truly rousing, delivering soft sentiment with a gut punch.
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NAF's tunes are personal, but their self-titled album—nine songs that whiz by in under 25-minutes—are also marked by rabble rousing political undertones.
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It seems that following her rousing, confessional speech at the New York City Women's March back in January, Halsey has become an in-demand public speaker.
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In Nike's latest ad, United Together, Chance delivers a rousing song about unity and America, weaving in references to the Star Spangled Banner and the Constitution.
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Severino, who had left to fierce boos in last year's wild-card game, was saluted with a rousing ovation as he walked back to the dugout.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea — The clink of skates on ice, the multilingual cheers of fans, the rousing national anthems — every Olympic Games has its familiar sonic pleasures.
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Matt Yglesias: I have a different complaint about Dany's rousing speech to the Dothraki than what Todd and Andrew have raised: Why are the Dothraki cheering?
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Additionally and somewhat ironically, climate change, which Pence once called a "liberal environmentalist agenda," is now rousing hibernating bears uncharacteristically early, according to The Siberian Times.
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At the rousing conclusion of the first act of the 1947 opera "The Mother of Us All," the suffragist Susan B. Anthony presides over a wedding.
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As head of the Cyberspace Administration of China, he asked the songwriter of the Beijing Olympic anthem to write a rousing choral number for his agency.
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Cook said on Wednesday that Apple TV+ is off to a "rousing start" in terms of subscribers, but he did not disclose the number of subscribers.
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Some of the most rousing photographs of the Standing Rock protests were taken by Josué Rivas, who is Mexica, and Camille Seaman, of the Shinnecock tribe.
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After her rousing concerts at Barclays Center last summer, Barbra Streisand is enjoying a victory lap in her native Brooklyn with this one-night-only engagement.
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Maybe. But definitely a happy indication that the 36th Marathon of One-Act Plays, produced with the Radio Drama Network, is off to a rousing start.
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Arthur Vandenberg (R-Mich.) delivered his rousing call for America's leaders to stop "partisan politics at the water's edge," the American political landscape has changed considerably.
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Chapman retired Mitch Moreland on a fly ball to center — one that would have been plenty deep enough to score Nunez — to clinch a rousing victory.
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But it makes a convincing case for this portrait of a Supremes-like singing group as an enduring, crowd-rousing entertainment with a terrific pastiche score.
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AT 4 MINUTES 20 SECONDS The Mostly Mozart orchestra ended the opening program of the 2017 summer festival with a rousing performance of Beethoven's Choral Fantasy.
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Typically he starts in Johannesburg and then spends time with his family in Limpopo, where the sports minister has already promised a rousing welcome-home party.
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The national political conversation turned to Winfrey after she gave a rousing and decidedly political speech at the 75th annual Golden Globe awards on Sunday night.
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Even militant groups like Hezbollah and Hamas have networks that broadcast news, talk shows and rousing music videos of militants crawling through forests and launching rockets.
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Joseph stayed on the field and kicked by himself during the opening coin toss, and each of his makes drew a rousing ovation from Cleveland fans.
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Amid brass bands and rousing speeches, state TV on Tuesday presented the decision to start drawing down forces as the culmination of a short, victorious war.
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Despite some rousing speeches from the podium (see Regina King and Glenn Close), most of the messaging — #TimesUpx2 — was relegated to the usual pins and bracelets.
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It's one of the most straightforwardly rousing tracks that The Nashville Sound offers—overdriven guitars, Springsteenian melodies, anxious lyrics—so it hit late night just right.
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Even with Cavernlight's full-length debut being a rousing success, the main feeling radiating out from Bartlett and other members now is one of sheer relief.
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All the morning and all the afternoon she sat there still, sleeping and rousing up--sometimes finding the office full of gentlemen--sometimes finding herself alone.
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On Thursday night at the GOP convention, Ivanka Trump gave a rousing speech in which she talked about the need for equal pay and affordable child care.
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As we reported, a few people in the audience were upset when Louis made his surprise appearance -- but, for the most part, he got a rousing applause.
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Jimmy V Award for Perseverance: Rob Mendez Mendez, a high school football coach born without arms or legs, took home the flagship award with a rousing speech.
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The performance—particularly the part when her dancers simulated being shot down while dressed as angels—was a rousing critical success, which naturally, led people to applaud.
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Politicians have long used rousing speeches as a ticket to a national campaign; Obama's 2004 DNC keynote address charted a path that led to the Oval Office.
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Little Moroccan Cannon, the 5-year-old of Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon, proved he's inherited his mother's affinity for both amazing sleepwear and rousing holiday tunes.
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"We're going to beat these aliens because we've got the best military in the world," Trump says while attempting to give a rousing speech to his troops.
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Artists have been using music and art to reflect the opinions of the public since "entertainment" became a career instead of just a rousing game of hopscotch.
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LONDON — A rousing rendition of AC/DC's "Highway to Hell" seemed to resonate strongly with one passerby in particular at a cover band performance in Paisley, Scotland.
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The movie won all of us back over by the end, with a series of rousing reconciliations, some fun action sequences, and a musical number (or two).
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I couldn't help but notice this quotation from Brown, referring to Walker, after a rousing win against the Toronto Raptors in Boston's home opener on Friday night.
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The morning talk show co-host was using public transpo Tuesday when a guy busted out a rousing rendition of "Stand by Me" ... so he started recording.
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She was welcomed onstage by Doubt co-star Viola Davis, who gave her a rousing introduction that spoke to how inspiring Streep's performances have been for her.
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Towards the end of the number, the star was also joined onstage by all of the American Idol contestants who helped her finish out the rousing performance.
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This time, McEntire sent her audience off on a spiritual high with a rousing, redemptive "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot," turning the Nashville nightclub into a tent revival.
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In a video performance posted to YouTube by state media, you can watch the rousing concert that capped off celebrations in the isolated country this past weekend.
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But coupled with The OA's rousing score and the nearly believable narrative, the gestures, which look like the contents of an offbeat interpretive dance performance, seem inspiring.
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I wanted to know about the big, weird parts of Magic and how it all came together for him, and I think we had a rousing conversation.
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UPDATE: Apparently, that rousing round of "A Thousand Miles" really tuckered everyone out, because now nearly all of Team USA is asleep—that is, except for Draymond.
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Prelims An emotional Court McGee thanked the Salt Lake City crowd for his rousing reception in his home state after seeing off Dominique Steele over three rounds.
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U.B.U." launched a rousing dance party, and the crowd let loose when Solange dived into her older material, including "Losing You" and "Lovers In The Parking Lot.
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Since then the army, which in the past has used rabble-rousing Islamists to bash domestic and foreign opponents, has also turned its efforts to curbing extremism.
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During his rousing speech, Khan took out a copy of the Constitution from the inside of his coat and asked Trump if he had ever read it.
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This made for a rousing, if often frustrating, presidential election and primary season, where separating the quality social media wheat from the preposterous chaff became almost impossible.
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"I don't think she had any intention [of declaring]," Streep said in an interview with The Washington Post right after Winfrey's rousing Golden Globes speech Sunday evening.
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Because depending on how you look at it, the law might be a rousing success or it's fallen far short of what it was hoped to be.
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We get Erlich making a rousing speech to the troops about strapping in and following Richard as he flies their plane into the side of a mountain.
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Seated on the opposite side of the negotiating table, Mulvaney often grapples with the rabble-rousing group he helped found during his six years as a congressman.
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Stunned by the victory margin, Shiffrin jumped with joy on her skis after crossing the finish line and received a rousing ovation from the 25,000-strong crowd.
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He writes about his own parents, who were once refugees, and he makes rousing appeals to Western citizens' ideas of themselves as the keepers of world peace.
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At one point in Dark Phoenix, Magneto (Michael Fassbender) confronts longtime frenemy Professor Charles Xavier (James McAvoy), who has just delivered his trademark rousing call to arms.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) returned to the Senate floor last July after his cancer was diagnosed, his colleagues greeted him with a rousing and heartfelt round of applause.
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After Kathy Bates told a rousing story about her dildo going off, Grace talked to Meyers about her new book TRANNY, written with Noisey editor Dan Ozzi.
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But no one could've predicted the pure joy with which the children responded to the end of the movie: They gave the film a rousing standing ovation.
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A rousing speech by Winfrey at the Golden Globes awards ceremony in January triggered an online campaign to persuade her to run for U.S. president in 2020.
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Following on from their rousing SNL performance three weeks back, Tribe returned to late night yesterday with a performance of "Dis Generation," once again featuring Busta Rhymes.
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But on Teens of Denial, Toledo renders that indie-rock ur-theme, um, relatable—grand, rousing, philosophical, ecological, funny, riffy, confused, out front, and of course tuneful.
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But a rousing victory in South Carolina rebooted Biden's campaign, and he now leads the Democratic field in pledged delegates heading into the party's convention this summer.
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Or "Nanette," a new Netflix standup special by Hannah Gadsby, a rousing commentary on the #MeToo movement and the price of silence exacted on women and minorities.
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And there are rousing evocations of gospel choruses at church, blues and, during a fraternity party, a rhythmic chorus of spoken words, finger snapping and dance steps.
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Michael Nyman's poundingly minimalist music is appealingly terrible; as so often with this composer, it builds the kind of rabble-rousing crescendo that makes Rossini's sound demure.
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MANCHESTER, England — Just when Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain needed a rousing, commanding speech to restore authority over her warring Conservative Party, she endured a nightmare.
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His rousing home run against Kansas City in Game 3 — the first World Series homer at Citi Field — was as good as it ever got for Wright.
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At an NAACP banquet in Laurens, S.C., last weekend, a top Sanders' surrogate, Nina Turner, delivered a rousing speech that took subtle jabs at Warren and Biden.
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His debut for Seattle was a rousing success: He won his league's Rookie of the Year award, as Pujols did, and was also named most valuable player.
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Near the end of December, the Nets began a seven-game losing streak, ended by a rousing win on Friday night against a strong Miami Heat team.
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The last song in my medley was the movie's finale, "Nowhere to Go But Up," a rousing song about how things can only get better from here.
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Amid all the scenery-chewing, though, Bagatsing proves to be a saving grace with a sincere, rousing performance that adds some grandeur to this bare-bones production.
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" In one night, three speakers made a point of mentioning LGBT rights, including Peter Thiel, who received a rousing applause for exclaiming, "I'm proud to be gay.
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From rousing speeches to "die-ins" at the White House, these student protesters have turned to performance or embodied modes of expression to rally against gun violence.
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He offered "an open hand to work with Americans of both parties," but delivered a barbed message aimed mostly at rousing only the members of his own.
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She wondered what our traffic jams, road closures and rousing speeches achieved since, once we put the signs away, we still live in a sexist, patriarchal world.
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Wade's clear but forceful voice will lead the way on Friday; the next evening, Thomas — whose singing is laden with rousing, youthful energy — will take the helm.
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In Los Angeles alone, an estimated half-million people gathered downtown wearing pink hats and bright costumes; participants chanted, delivered rousing speeches and warned against political apathy.
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The core strategy of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is obsession with rousing his base that also has the effect of rousing the far larger number of voters who oppose his actions.
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" An ode to Deniece Williams was up next, as Jenner and her pals gave a rousing performance of the singer's 1984 classic "Let's Hear It for the Boy.
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Not only is it more tuneful and exciting than it's given credit for, it served a higher purpose in rousing Bowie from the lethargy that he'd descended into.
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" Toward the end of her rousing call to cyber greatness, Dame Mirren asked the crowd to take out their phones and find a photo that "means something special.
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The anti-Semitism controversy also appears to reflect the growing pains of a new administration and the struggles evident in Trump's transition from rabble-rousing candidate to president.
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He almost let another guest handle it, but then jumped into the mix himself ... rousing the the lady from unconsciousness and holding her steady as she came to.
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On Tuesday, McCain had voted for the motion to proceed after giving a rousing speech in defense of regular order in the Senate and bipartisan development of legislation.
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This hands-off approach emboldened activists to push forward with state-level legalization campaigns and spurred entrepreneurs and investors to build business around legal pot—a rousing success.
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The large lead allowed Hall to enjoy the rousing reception she received on her victory march up to the final hole, where a three-putt bogey was academic.
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As far as alarm clocks go, my precious children take the cake for reliability and innovation when it comes to rousing the house with the most noise possible.
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But he said nothing to counter FPI's vituperative attacks on Ahok, and later joined its rabble-rousing leader, Rizieq Shihab, for prayers before a big anti-Ahok rally.
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The country music singer took to the ice in a Predators jersey with the No. 17 and his last name on the back before giving a rousing performance.
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"It will be a great moment of introspection for humanity if you're the person who finds that one little fossilized flower on Mars," he says over rousing music.
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He responded with a rousing, competent address, slamming Clinton, arguing the Republican ticket represented change versus the status quo and painting Trump as a latter day Ronald Reagan.
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The refrain to "Thank You" is metal's rousing, electrified answer to the Golden Girls theme, and it just feels so good to hear it (preferably at maximum volume).
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Seeing herself as a "tech candidate", this self-styled "rabble rousing optimist" believes we are just at the "dawn of the revolution" when it comes to political innovation.
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President Barack Obama delivered a brilliantly modulated speech on Wednesday that served as a valediction of his presidency, a repudiation of Trumpism, and rousing endorsement of Hillary Clinton.
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Mike McCue, the CEO of news curation app Flipboard, joined Outbrain CEO Yaron Galai onstage at Recode's Code Media for a rousing discussion of how news gets consumed.
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Yet against all odds, Loving probably will play too slowly and quietly for some audiences, especially anyone who goes in expecting a rousing, rallying, justice-oriented courtroom movie.
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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (CNN)While the medal podiums fill and rousing cheers echo around the Olympic stadiums in Rio, the homicide squad doesn't get the night off.
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There's been a rousing online movement to not only give Elsa a love interest in the second, but to actually have her fall in love with a woman.
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Hashtags like #GetLoud go hand-in-hand with #Cockygate and #Tiffanygate, rousing up popular anger over the somewhat obscure topics of search engine optimization and Kindle Unlimited payouts.
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Luckily, it sounds like the school's security was taken care of, so parents and kiddos alike could enjoy a rousing holiday rendition of the birth of Jesus Christ.
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Three days after rousing their still-sizable fanbase with a 55-second snippet of new material, charming chillwave types The XX have returned with more of the same.
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Yes, Clarke always wants to help everyone and thinks of the group before herself, but, still, I just really think we need a rousing, rallying speech from her.
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The former secretary of state received a rousing standing ovation and strong cheers throughout her speech from the black-majority crowd at the First in the South dinner.
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At the end of the day, the Spurs stayed up 2-1—despite a series of rousing, last-second efforts from Dele Alli to find yet another goal.
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The spokeswoman says the boy began fighting with his grandmother, Earline Hill, and 42-year-old mother, Sheryl Williams, after they tried rousing him from sleep for school.
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Rose McGowan is making a rousing call for women everywhere to stand up and let their voices be heard ... and Hollywood's a good place to start the movement.
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Milo Yiannopoulos, the alt-right rabble-rousing internet celebrity, has announced that he wants to buy 4-chan, a controversial online message board where internet trolling was born.
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Booker's rousing rhetoric is a key reason he's considered a 2020 contender, but his crowd-pleasing performance on Tuesday belied the hostility he'd face in a Democratic primary.
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Driving the gains was a rousing recovery in iron ore, Australia's single biggest export earner, which hit 230-month highs amid a jump in steel prices in China.
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It is tempting to think that Liverpool is soaring because of the man pumping his fist in front of the Kop, roaring his satisfaction, rousing them to war.
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Trump's flirtations with open bigotry became more pronounced leading up to the midterms, as he rallied his base by proclaiming, to rousing applause, that he is a nationalist.
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If the first impression mattered, this was a rousing success -- one that laid the groundwork for the passage of the landmark legislation just short of three months later.
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If Christmas can't come soon enough for your family, this old-school production features the song "White Christmas" and a rousing jump-rope number set during the holiday.
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Simpson was his typical rousing self, bopping through the brass on "Keep It Between the Lines" and letting loose on "Call to Arms," lashing out on a Telecaster.
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These are the childhood "wishes" we all launched as kids, still rousing our spirits as we release them into autumn's undecided winds like so many summer soap bubbles.
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And though "The Once and Future Worker" offers a rousing call for an honest reckoning with American economic policy, it also indulges in its own sleight of hand.
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Raj Kapoor, who made and starred in musicals about simple-hearted characters smiling in the face of adversity, would be greeted with rousing receptions in the Soviet Union.
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Sarah Silverman threw herself into the 2016 election with brio and bite, campaigning for Bernie Sanders and then scolding his rabble-rousing supporters at the Democratic National Convention.
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She attempts Lana Del Rey goth-pop with collaborators of the Weeknd on "Where Have You Been?" and a Mumford & Sons rousing vocal swell on "Punches," neither convincingly.
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In South Carolina, where Ms. Harris has appeared at more campaign events than any other Democratic candidate has, she received a rousing ovation whenever she assailed the president.
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Wild Rose manages to showcase her skills while also saying something real about home and family — all against the backdrop of a gray Glasgow and vibrant, rousing songs.
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Overlooking the great room was a balcony, from which Mr. Wolff had given a rousing speech just moments before about the perks of being a White House wallflower.
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But determined not to let that taint their signature legislation and fired up by a rousing speech from freshman Representative Max Rose of New York, Democrats held steady.
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"Colleges are places for rabble-rousing," Mr. Moore wrote for The Washington Times in a 2000 column bemoaning what he called the oppression of white men on campus.
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On the bill are Beethoven's rousing Symphony No. 5, the overture to Weber's "Oberon," and Mozart's "Sinfonia concertante" for winds, with the orchestra's principals in the solo roles.
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She encouraged him to play Saturday's round in the blue pants that he wore during his rousing Ryder Cup victory against McIlroy in the Sunday singles last fall.
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To top it all off, the singers recruited reggaeton heroes J Balvin and Bad Bunny, delivering rousing performances of "I Like It" and "Mi Gente" — fully in Spanish.
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She is less concerned about turning off voters who support the president than in rousing members of the Democratic base, including minorities, who did not vote in November.
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When John Bunn walks into the room, after a rousing chorus of "GOOD MORNING JOHN BUNN," the class tumbles around him, lining up for hugs and high fives.
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In the first of those two games, at Milwaukee, Baker led a rousing fourth-quarter comeback that gave the Knicks their only victory from their last nine games.
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As Jenn Shapland recounts in her rousing and tautly written new book, "My Autobiography of Carson McCullers," McCullers struggled with the novel for years trying to understand Frankie.
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It was a rousing statement that received boisterous applause from the audience at L.A.'s Microsoft Theater, where the 71st Emmys were held, and immediate social media support.
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He went to France, discovered melodrama and forged an uncanny ability to transmute the language and events of his day — scandals, disasters, new technologies — into playable, rousing theater.
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While he failed to deliver his campaign message of national unity with a rousing clarity, when it came to issues of racial justice, he spoke plainly and powerfully.
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But it was certainly a feat of congressional stamina and C-Span content enhancement, with rousing flourishes, meandering detours and encouragement from his Democratic peers on social media.
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But let me cite his famous speech on inequality, at Osawatomie, Kansas, where Theodore Roosevelt, before his Bull Moose candidacy, had once delivered a rousing tirade on inequality.
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In this first concert, Susan Graham and Matthew Polenzani will sing lieder from "Des Knaben Wunderhorn" before an account of the rousing Symphony No. 21919.646-2779-28455, carnegiehall.
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The overhauled version that opened on Thursday at the Broadhurst Theater is fully in focus: clear in its priorities, rich in character, sincere without syrup, rousing and real.
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When the chips are down and the cause seems lost, they'll bust out their deepest Bahston accent, deliver a gruff but rousing speech and kindle the damn revolution.
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It was a good question — the kind her passionate, Ivy-educated character Bette on "The L Word" might ask, half in despair, half in hopes of rousing debate.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) returned to the Senate floor after being diagnosed with cancer he was greeted by fellow senators with a rousing ovation of admiration, respect and goodwill.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) returned to the Senate floor after being diagnosed with cancer he was greeted by fellow senators with a rousing ovation of admiration, respect and goodwill.
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Mr. Williams, a rabble-rousing New York City councilman who prefers to call himself an "activist/elected official" rather than a politician, said he thinks that should change.
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But unlike Elizabeth Warren (or at least Solomon's conception of Warren), they're not willing to fake a rousing round of applause for her that they don't really mean.
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The Texas senator, taking the stage to a rousing ovation, took aim at another rival, Donald J. Trump, alluding to his history of disparaging comments about George W. Bush.
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Yes, Mr Modi has pandered to religious sentiment at times, most notably by appointing a rabble-rousing Hindu prelate as chief minister of India's most-populous state, Uttar Pradesh.
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In a sweet nod to her husband, she opted to wear a Nashville Predators jersey with his number on it while she delivered a rousing rendition of the anthem.
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Paak and Busta Rhymes, gave a rousing performance and shouted "resist, resist!" at their end of the performance, which featured a number of people onstage, including women in hijabs.
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Maybe he'll step up his game next time around, or we could be in for some rousing tutorials on how to cook scrambled eggs, spaghetti, and peel a tangerine.
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The Bard Festival Chorale is on hand for the rousing choral set pieces, and is joined by the singers Janai Brugger, Eve Gigliotti, Cooper Nolan and Alexander Birch Elliott.
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With that, the team started to look more comfortable and more dominant, and this goal helped continue the momentum that would carry them to the rousing game seven win.
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"I was rabble-rousing, pushing the envelope of good taste," says Sturgeon, noting that he deliberately tried to be as offensive as possible without being racist, sexist, or homophobic.
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" Though Rachel begins her response with a less-than-rousing "um," her true feelings soon become clear: "Right here in this moment standing with you, I see my forever.
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DeWitt, one of the recyclers featured in Dogtown Redemption, gave a rousing testimony and challenged the audience to consider recycling as a legitimate form of work for transient communities.
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But, despite wishing the set could have sprawled across two or three hours, this was a distillation of Patti Smith, her interests, her loved ones, and rousing modus operandi.
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The clip features Richard (Thomas Middleditch), the (mostly) lovable and bumbling founder of Pied Piper, giving his best rousing company speech: a series of stutters followed by nervous barfing.
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But photographer Ron Risman has managed to improve that natural pyrotechnics display with a stunning 4K video of the spectacle that's perfectly edited and synced to a rousing soundtrack.
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The movie, with a superb cast and a tightly constructed script, is an unflinching investigation of systemic moral rot and a rousing defense of the values of professional journalism.
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Highlights include cafe owner Dina's solo "Omar Sharif," sung powerfully by Lenk, and the rousing final number, "Answer Me." The entire original Broadway company has contributed to the album.
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It was a rousing victory for the Reds, who have won two of the first three games in their four-game "Battle of Ohio" interleague series with the Indians.
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Joe Kennedy III (D-MA), who delivered a rousing speech at an auto-body shop in a Massachusetts technical school, sounding the alarm about America's deepening divisions under Trump.
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She's a powerhouse of bratty bubblegum pop with a vibe so rousing you'll be throwing tampons at unsuspecting passers by in no time, and that's exactly what she intended.
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The greatest player in Dallas Mavericks history reached the 30,2923-point milestone in rousing fashion, showing off the range of shots that have defined his Hall of Fame career.
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In a rousing speech at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign on Friday, Barack Obama uttered the words "Donald Trump" for the first time since he left office.
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You might argue that there's something calculated about the movie's rousing "You go, girl!" sentiments and pointed displays of non-white-male heroism, and you wouldn't necessarily be wrong.
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All told, the speech was a mix of style — rousing the base, hitting the right anecdotes — and a bit of substance around actual policy proposals like the immigration deal.
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Then Octavia gives a rousing speech to what's "left of humanity" (more on the quotes later) and uses the phrase "From the ashes we will rise" one last time.
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The President, previously best known for his cool demeanor and piercing intellect, gave a rousing defense of racial justice that evening that characterized, following the words of the Rev.
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Over the course of four weeks in May, wrestling organizations with origins in Japan, Mexico, and the United Kingdom presented shows in Toronto, all of which were rousing successes.
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Conley received a rousing ovation when introduced before the game and got another extended hand four minutes into the contest when a tribute video was played inside the arena.
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Whoopi Goldberg returns to "The View" to rousing applause and chants from the audience as she surprises her fellow co-hosts after an extended absence due to pneumonia battle.
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" The video shows Royce receiving rousing applause after he called in the poem for change and more equality: "I get that change can be scary, but equality shouldn't be.
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The prospect of litigation was raised during a final moment of tension between Boehner and House conservatives such as Salmon, a founding member of the rabble-rousing Freedom Caucus.
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Charli XCX's third studio album, simply titled "Charli," has been called "an excellent pop album full of fizzing hooks" (NME) and "a raw, rousing step towards superstardom" (The Guardian).
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But away from the curated, TV-friendly environment of the convention, with its rousing slogans, the coming battle with Mr. Trump is likely to feature further ad hominem attacks.
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Describing himself as a "socialist with anarchist tendencies," Mr. MacPherson got a rousing response from the others when he lobbed a shot at David Cameron, the former prime minister.
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And then, the military band struck up the familiar, rousing tune that heralds the arrival of Kim Jong Un. At last, it was the moment everyone was waiting for.
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You can understand Nolan's interest; born in London, in 1970, he belongs to what is probably the last generation to have been reared on the rousing fable of Dunkirk.
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The most rousing motif is a hero — usually donning regalia in some combination of mask, cape, tights, and star-spangled patterns — punching an enemy (often Hitler) in the face.
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More accurately still, Drake gave a rousing half-time speech to the home crowd that night at the Air Canada Centre, and the Raptors won by three, 108-105.
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A precipitating event in his downfall might have been a youth rally on Saturday in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe's second-largest city, at which Mr. Mnangagwa received rousing cheers from supporters.
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They also got a clubhouse visit this week from Jason Kelce, whose powers of inspiration will never be questioned after his rousing speech at the Eagles' Super Bowl parade.
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While sermons at state-sanctioned churches are often tightly scripted, independent churches boom with searing indictments of corrupt officials and rousing calls to protect the rights of the poor.
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It was fully implemented for the first time at a major FIFA tournament last summer at the men's World Cup, where FIFA hailed its introduction as a rousing success.
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It is a far cry from the Senate's storied image as the world's greatest deliberative body with full-throated give-and-take and rousing speeches that win over opponents.
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"What I know for sure is that speaking your truth is the most powerful tool we all have," Ms. Winfrey said, as she settled into a preacher's rousing cadence.
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Because although our homegrown composers — Ives, Sousa, Copland, Gershwin, Ruggles, Bernstein — wrote an abundance of rousing patriotic music, they all forgot to include live cannon fire in the arrangements.
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If you have seen "Passing Strange" or "The Total Bent," Ms. Rodewald's collaborations with her sometimes bandmate Stew, you'll guess that the music she supplies is rich and rousing.
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Wilkinson and I head down Adam Clayton Blvd, and she points out the local school where Sankara gives a rousing speech to the people of Harlem in her book.
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Along the way, it also becomes a rousing series about rebooting your life in adulthood, about coming back home, and about making space for queer identities in 2010s America.
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Down the row, at Cantina de Frieda, a cover band was doing a rousing rendition of the 1985 classic "Ja Sam Lazlijiva" from Croatian synth-pop band Denis & Denis.
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While the first half of the book is enjoyable, the second half is masterly, rising to a crescendo that is as rousing as, well, a particularly inspiring campaign speech.
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"See something, say something," may not be a rousing battle cry, but it works: Many of these tips resulted in terrorist plots foiled, including several in New York City.
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One of my favorites is called "Pablo and the Lesbians," a rousing tale of a dog named Pablo who goes to the cemetery to get his dead dad back.
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Until then, the Yankees had appeared on the verge of another rousing comeback, tying the score in the ninth on a two-out, two-run single by Didi Gregorius.
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Despite the air of disquiet, Timbers, who talks like a cool high-school teacher—lots of vocal fry, the repeated use of "awesome"—addressed the cast with rousing enthusiasm.
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The film pretends to be a grim reckoning with the horrors of war, but it is also, true to its genre, a rousing celebration of the thrills of battle.
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Under the astute eye of the director, Rachel Chavkin — one of the most gifted working today — the show remains a witty, inventive enchantment from rousing start to mournful finish.
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Meadows, first elected in 2012, is chairman of the hyper-conservative, rabble-rousing Freedom Caucus, while Cummings is a House institutionalist with more than two decades on Capitol Hill.
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He received a rousing ovation from the crowd prior to each of his at-bats, striking out and drawing a walk in his two plate appearances before his homer.
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Then, Anthony Anderson frantically ran around backstage attempting to save the show, and ended up choosing Breaking Bad's Bryan Cranston for a rousing speech on the importance of television.
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But the book was going to be this rousing exposé of conditions of inequality in the Delta, about education and criminal justice and all these things that are wrong.
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The three men instead set sail on their own, joining a civilian fleet — a rousing, motley armada of tugs, steamers, ferries and so on — that's racing across the Channel.
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As the pacemakers peeled away for the last kilometer, Kipchoge accelerated down the final straight, smiled and pointed at people in the crowd who gave him a rousing reception.
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The rousing musical "Once on This Island," which uses the style of a Caribbean folk tale about love to explore class tensions, will be revived on Broadway this fall.
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Then a friend played him "Bromance," a rousing house track by the Swedish producer Avicii, and Kygo's focus shifted; he downloaded pirated music software to make his own tracks.
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If the person who signed off this way were playing a rousing game of Taboo with you and your friends, instead of playing the game she would punch you.
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We look at a new generation of female and non-binary performers, punk in style or spirit, who are making music about tactile emotion, rousing politics and far more.
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For a political thriller to come up with a scheme that feels genuinely rousing, "An Acceptable Loss" would need the two qualities it most severely lacks: style and substance.
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But on that winter night, before delving into titles including "Preludes" and "La Figlia che Piange," he delivered a preamble on his craft, often rousing the crowd to laughter.
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It's set during World War II, but our Austrian protagonist Franz Jägerstätter, based on a real-life conscientious objector, does not save Jews from Nazis or give rousing speeches.
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Hours later, he and his wife, Rosalynn Carter, 89, attended closing ceremonies at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Manitoba's capital, receiving a rousing ovation from the crowd.
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But as anyone who has ever sat through the last two minutes of Star Wars without the rousing theme can tell you, music is crucial to the magic of films.
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Finally, he would make his family move every six months to a year, often rousing them in the middle of the night without warning to tell them to pack up.
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The Chicago Fire star, 37, praised his ex-girlfriend over the weekend on her rousing success for A Star Is Born, which made a lot of money over the weekend.
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Sure, your non-gaming bestie may never sit down for a rousing two hours of Call of Duty or Fortnite hijinx, but video games come in all shapes and sizes.
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NAPLES, Italy (Reuters) - Gonzalo Higuain was a distant memory as Napoli produced a rousing display to beat last season's quarter-finalists Benfica 13-2 in the Champions League on Wednesday.
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The Academy Award-winning actress revealed her Philadelphia allegiance on Super Bowl Sunday when she took over an airplane intercom to lead her fellow passengers in a rousing Eagles chant.
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So, if you find yourself blocked up during Passover, perhaps a rousing game of finding the afikomen or chugging a few more glasses of water might be your best options.
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After a rousing finish in which the Spaniard closed with four birdies in a row and Mickelson birdied four of the last five holes, they appropriately ended up all square.
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But the rabble-rousing journalist, well-read in the philosophy of his day, thought about these things before the marginalist revolution and game theory expanded our knowledge of social systems.
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The through-sung score, by Claude-Michel Schönberg and Alain Boublil (the English lyrics are by Herbert Kretzmer), boasts a passel of throat-searing numbers that build to rousing climaxes.
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