There's rustles, cracks, and this, over and over and over.
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Shake it: If it rustles, it's the real deal. 2.
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As the wind rustles through my hair I feel free.
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He rustles through his too-tight jean pockets for his vape pen.
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Her hands then move towards the keyboard and her purple windbreaker rustles.
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Geese honk overhead, flying south in formation as a soft wind rustles by.
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The Woman rustles awake, distressed by the barrenness of the reality she encounters.
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Shimmering, twinkling fragments and half-heard rustles trail off from timpani beats and rolls.
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Through a bedroom door behind her, one of Li's housemates sleepily rustles underneath a duvet.
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Examples of this would be RUSTLES = Mixed Results, STRUT = Misplaced Trust, and TASTE = Agitated State.
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He wears a starched black shalwar kameez that puffs around him and rustles when he moves.
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The album, titled simply "August, 2017," combines drones, rustles and simple harmonies that beckon and dissolve. G.R.
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For comparison purposes, she rustles up a small plate of diced lion steak sourced from another butcher.
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You can hear the sluicing of the rain, and a plastic bag rustles as it protects the camera.
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Aluminum foil rustles, stoves click, fish scales creak, and salt is softly sprinkled (eat your heart out, Salt bae!).
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I know this, but I forget it; it rustles around in the curtains behind my life like an apparition.
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It rustles as she shifts her body and moves her legs delicately on the wide couch on which she's perched.
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The branch rustles, and suddenly Aya plunges from the tree, soaring toward Jenna like she can't wait to be home.
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Fabric rustles as each attendant finds a place on the narrow pathway to sit down, as has been recommended to us.
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Here's how you can tell the real from the knock-off: SHAKE IT. If it rustles, it's the real deal. MULTIFUNCTIONAL.
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In the latest installment, Venezuelan chef Adriana Urbina rustles up the perfect accoutrements for a simple, fresh crudo from the MUNCHIES rooftop.
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The production is downtempo and reticent: a few minor chords and a beat that's little more than some distant ticks and rustles.
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The orchestra rustles with spiraling, jagged arpeggios and frenetic ascending riffs — grounded, just barely, by pedal tones that swell and then disappear.
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Sound effects get repeated; the splats and rustles that punctuate songs, especially during transitions, become the central bliss points rather than the beats themselves.
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The production has the old, familiar roar, full of Duke Erikson and Steve Marker's streaking guitars, Butch Vig's trash-can drums and background thunderstorm rustles.
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Birds call out, a dog rustles, quiet splashes in a small indoor pool alert you that fish are navigating the same space that you are.
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I cannot bear to be let go, clenched in my quilt, a phantom receding, it rustles off, the dawn barely blueing the air, the static stopped.
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While the Philharmonic's sound had smooth warmth, it maintained an edge of hysteria throughout — undercurrents ominous, high-string rustles prickling, attacks in the finale admirably harsh.
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But what comes through all the convolutions is a paradoxically pastoral warmth: earnest, yearning melodies and music that rustles and burbles like a digitally enchanted forest.
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As the last rustles of recorded water faded away and the cry of the violin fell to silence, I was pulled back into the present day.
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Her work rustles with the premonition that she was obsolete, that her splendor and style and ferocious brio had been demoted to a kind of sparkling irrelevance.
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The wind picks up the dust and rustles the transparent white veils of the dancers—a site-specific spontaneity of the kind that Russo hoped for when choosing the location.
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The illegal wildlife trade in Vietnam has depleted some forests so drastically that scientists call the result "empty forest syndrome," where almost nothing sings or crawls or rustles the branches.
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Surely you know that telltale moment, at the start of many great Golden Age musicals, when the curtain rustles, the lights glow warmer and the violins start churning out the schmaltz.
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A word like "onion," for example, is tightly linked to all five senses: Onions have a bulbous shape, papery skin that rustles, a bitter tang and a tear-inducing odor when sliced.
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It was home to "Rainforest," an installation conceived by David Tudor, of bell-, bucket- and pipe-shaped pendants suspended from the ceiling, each emitting the rustles and murmurs of an imaginary jungle.
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In total, Ibanez tells me his channel earns him an extra $10,000 a month, which is triple the amount he makes from the quarters and dollar bills he rustles from his machines.
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I join one of the chefs in the kitchen as she rustles up a sweet-savoury salad with lettuce leaves, peaches, apple, kiwi, and a good handful of salt, pepper, and thyme.
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If you're patient, a leaf or two rustles and you find your frog — but this hide-and-seek technique is about as close to a magician's trick as you'll find in our local woods.
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Much the same thing happens in Monteverdi's great madrigal "Zefiro torna" ("The West Wind returns") of 1632, in which the tenor lines on the word mormorando, as Zefiro rustles among the leaves, goes on and on and over the page.
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Mr. Abrahamsen, his mode sometimes furious blizzards of notes and sometimes unsteady repetitions, handles his unusual complement — two pianos; a percussionist, whose sounds are largely rustles and quiet bells; a trio of strings; and a trio of winds — with skill.
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He rustles something up on the gas stove in the camper van (eggs and salsa is my guess) while she sets up some foldaway chairs and a table on the black-sand beach at the edge of the sparkling waters.
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At the passing of the breeze the fir-trees sob and moan no less distinctly than they rock; the holly whistles as it battles with itself; the ash hisses amid its quiverings; the beech rustles while its flat boughs rise and fall.
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As part of that, he might periodically pop up on a JumboTron, looking constipated and baggy in someone else's luxury box, as the crowd rustles briefly with recognition—oh wow, that guy from the 1980s—before the control room cuts to a shot of someone better known.
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Low-grade horror rustles up its fears from nowhere, inventing cheap curses or doltish backstories, but the writer and director of this film, Babak Anvari, grounds it in his own experience of growing up in Tehran, and grates the nerves of his characters against the abrasively real.
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Eat If you had told me, back in my 20s, how great it would be to spend Christmas Eve cooking for family as someone rustles wrapping paper in the living room and the dog snores at my feet, I wouldn't have believed you, would have scoffed like a Gen-X Scrooge.
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In nontheme news, there's not a lot that is new (aside from the actor BENICIO Del Toro), but there's some good fill here, like SORE ARM, NO PULP, RUSTLES UP, SOFT PEDAL, NO LOSS and, of course, Marcel PROUST, who had a literary summarizing competition on Monty Python named for him, but the sketch is sadly not on YouTube.
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Elie Faure's description is ravishing: Here the mystery of the greatest painting blazes forth, flesh more like flesh than flesh, nerves more like nerves than nerves, even if they are painted with rivers of rubies, burning sulfur, droplets of turquoise, lakes of crushed emeralds and sapphires, streaks of purple and pearl, a palpitation of silver that rustles and shimmers, an uncommon flame that wrings matter to its depths after having smelted all the jewels of its mines.
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In the browning corn fields here, the light breeze makes a tindery noise as it rustles the dry stalks.
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Free forever are our happy people, A light path is open to all generations. Rustles our sea, our fields bloom; In the family of our cities Riga rattles.
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The novel depicts Duan Jingzhu as having red hair and a yellow beard, which earns him the nickname "Golden Haired Dog". A native of Zhuozhou, he rustles horses for a living on the northern frontier of the Song Empire.
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Billy says he would rather stay in than go to the bistro. Sean's disappointed, realising he's worried about being seen together. Sean rustles up a meal for Billy but his disappointment is evident. Todd and Jason interrupt Billy and Sean's evening.
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Ants have been observed carrying away seeds of B. microphylla<. The exfoliating papery bark of many of the trivalvate species may serve to attract the attention of birds and other animals from a distance as it rustles in the breeze (Rzedowski and Kruse 1979).
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Curator Justin Paton writes that Parekowhai's works "have a way of sneaking up on you, even when they're straight ahead." He continues: > Pick-up sticks swollen to the size of spears. A photograph of a stuffed > rabbit who has you in his sights. A silky bouquet that rustles with > politics.
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Mulligan stew is broadly defined as a stew made of odds and ends or any available ingredients. A description of mulligan stew appeared in a 1900 newspaper: > Another traveler present described the operation of making a "mulligan." > Five or six hobos join in this. One builds a fire and rustles a can.
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Philarmonicss lyrics are simple, mysterious and allegoric. Philippe Cornet says, "The texts in question sound like metaphors of love, death, impetuosities of nature or sudden rustles of the city." Philharmonics contains three titles that are purely instrumental: "Falling, Catching", "Louretta" and "Wallflower". "Just So" was used in a Deutsche Telekom commercial in Germany.
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They often travel great distances through the forests, except when lingering around their nesting colony. The song of the olive oropendola is a liquid, gurgling and "expanding" ', given as a displaying male falls forward on a perch and rustles his wings over the back. Nasal ' and ' calls are given while in flight or when foraging.
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P. aegrotus lay eggs in the substrate (humus-sand mix), The eggs hatch after about 12 months. The life expectancy of adult animals is of 8–12 months. They are capable of long migratory flights. As with other Phymateus species it raises and rustles its wings when disturbed and may secrete a noxious fluid from its thoracic joint.
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While the ranch hands are out fighting the fire he rustles all the cattle. Popen has fallen into a well on the ranch and overhears Lambert discussing the crime with his men. When Popen is rescued he reveals that the cattle have been taken under a waterfall to a swamp. The ranchers retrieve the cattle and arrest Lambert and his men.
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It turns out Clint took the blame for a crime Frank committed and served eight months behind bars. Frank begins causing trouble at the ranch, mistreating Smoky and the other horses. A gambler turns up, seeking Clint's payment for a $200 debt, discovering that Frank actually lost the money and forged Clint's name on the IOU. Frank rustles the horses and rides off.
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When Gemma returns to the realms for the last time, she discovers that when the wind rustles the tree's branches, she can hear Kartik sigh her name, and the grass feels like his touch to her. His final appearance in the novel is in Gemma's dreams, and is waving to her from the other side of the river (considered the afterlife), waiting for her.
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Inventor Wallace and his dog Gromit operate a window cleaning business. Wallace falls for wool shopkeeper Wendolene Ramsbottom; her sinister dog, Preston, who rustles sheep to supply the shop. After a lost sheep wanders into the house, Wallace places him in his Knit-o-Matic, which shears sheep and knits the wool into jumpers, and names him Shaun. Preston steals the Knit-o- Matic blueprints.
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As with other Phymateus species it raises and rustles its wings when disturbed and may secrete a noxious fluid from its thoracic joint.Field Guide to Insects - Picker, Griffiths & Weaving (2004) This locust feeds on highly toxic plants such as Acokanthera oppositifolia, Cascabela thevetia and Secamone alpinii. They congregate in large numbers on trees and shrubs, arranged in such a way as to resemble foliage.
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Along with her friendly nature, she can hold grudges with others. Her feelings for Claus are obviously conflicted. She treats Claus mostly like a dear friend and sibling, sometimes acts the part of nagging but caring wife, insofar as she cooks for him and rustles him out of bed. She seems to have repressed romantic feelings for Claus, judging by the somewhat simmering jealously she feels when Tatiana Wisla starts showing an interest in Claus.
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He found that no one could subsume that a song like Sinding's Rustles of Spring could possible be about spring. List says that it is probably true that music is a universal phenomena but this depends on how music is defined. Whatever the music communicates, it is only communicated to the in-group and what communicates to an individual changes throughout the years. Music communicates what cannot be said in words, and what is communicated through music cannot be expressed in speech.
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He implies that the association will support Horn in implementing vigilante justice. Horn accepts the offer and receives the approval of U.S. marshal Joe Belle at an association picnic where he also catches the eye of Glendolene, the local schoolteacher. Calling himself a "stock detective," Horn confronts cowboys at an auction whose cattle bear Coble's brand. After giving them fair warning, he goes on a one-man crusade to kill or otherwise drive off anyone who rustles the cattle of his benefactors.
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" Becky Bain of Idolator praised the track, stating that "Britney goes genuine for this ode to her unborn baby." Kurt Kirton of About.com said that "And Then We Kiss" and other remixes of songs like "Toxic" and "Someday (I Will Understand)" on the remix album B in the Mix: The Remixes "hold their own". IGN writer Spence D. noted the Hi-Bias Signature Radio Remix "reverberates with all the clichés that often stifle the music that rustles through the late night/early morning club scenes around the world.
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Scene from As You Like It (1750) "The very air of the place", wrote Hazlitt about the Forest of Arden, "seems to breathe a spirit of philosophical poetry; to stir the thoughts, to touch the heart with pity, as the drowsy forest rustles to the sighing gale",Hazlitt 1818, p. 306. and the character who most embodies the philosophical spirit of the place is Jacques, who "is the only purely contemplative character in Shakespear." Among the lovers, Hazlitt particularly likes the character of Rosalind, "made up of sportive gaiety and natural tenderness".
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The companions climb Pyramid Mountain, and meet the Braided Man, a manufacturer of holes, flutters (guaranteed to make any flag flutter on a windless day), and rustles for silk dresses. After exchanging gifts with him, the travelers continue upwards into the Land of the Gargoyles, which are hostile, silent, flying monsters made of wood. The travelers are able, at first, to repel their attack successfully because the Gargoyles are frightened by loud noises. However, the travelers are soon out of breath and unable to make more noise, so the Gargoyles capture them.
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They become frustrated and get lost by a river bank very similar to the river bank in the Patterson-Gimlin footage they sought to find the whole trip. A whooping, angry noise rustles the bushes behind Kelly scaring her into running. As night grows in, they are confused and lost in the dark when Jim and Kelly encounter an overweight, naked woman (Laura Montagna) bearing a strong resemblance to the missing woman on the poster. An unseen creature attacks them, killing Jim and moving on to Kelly whose cries for help are heard in the distance.
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Charles Chaput was born in Concordia, Kansas, one of three children of Joseph and Marian Helen (née DeMarais) Chaput. His father was a French Canadian who was descended from the French saint King Louis IX. His mother was a Native American of the Prairie Band Potawatomi tribe; his maternal grandmother was the last member of the family to live on a reservation. Chaput himself was enrolled in the tribe at a young age, taking the name Pietasa ("rustling wind"). His Potawatomi name is "the wind that rustles the leaves of the tree" while his Sioux name is "good eagle".PhillyBurbs.
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Call, who has grown listless in retirement, is attracted to the romantic notion of settling pristine country. Gus is less enthusiastic but changes his mind when reminded that the love of his life, Clara, lives on the Platte River near Ogallala, Nebraska, which would be on the route to Montana. The Hat Creek outfit rustles cattle from across the border in Mexico and recruits local cowboys in preparation for the drive. Ironically, Jake Spoon decides not to go at all, having made himself comfortable with the town's only prostitute, Lorena Wood, who is smitten with him after he promises to take her to San Francisco.
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Luther Jennings (LeRoy Mason) seeks to take over the Ryder freight lines run by Red Ryder’s Aunt, the Duchess (Alice Fleming). His gang robs their stages and rustles the horses that Red Ryder (Wild Bill Elliott) is delivering to the Army in order to put them out of business. Jennings tries to buy the Ryder Stage Lines but the Duchess refuses to sell because of Jennings' low offer. When the Army Captain arrives, he arrests Ryder for rustling, believing that Ryder has stolen his own horses to defraud the Army. However, when they are stopped on the way to the fort, Jennings’ hired gunman, Benteen (Bud Geary) tries to kill Glover and make Red look responsible.
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When Stormfur, Brook, Brambleclaw, Tawnypelt, Crowfeather, Breezepelt, Hollyleaf, Lionblaze, and Jayfeather go with Night and Talon to help the Tribe with the intruders, Stormfur and Brook decide that they want to stay in the Tribe, so they say good-bye to the others in Eclipse. He is father of Lark That Sings At Dawn (Lark), Pine That Clings To Rock (Pine), Breeze That Rustles The Leaves (Breeze), and Feather of Flying Hawk (Feather). Stormfur's also grandson to Crookedstar (Silverstream's father), grand-nephew to Oakheart, great-grandson to Rainflower and Shellheart, cousin to Stonefur (who also was his mentor), Mistystar, and Mosskit (Oakheart's kits), grand-cousin to Primrosepaw, Pikepaw, and Perchkit, Greymist, and Reedwhisker, Mallownose and Sneezecloud (Graymist's kits).
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Secondly the pair needs to obtain proof the threat they speak of is legitimate, thus they goes back to the shore. There, after finding one of the evolved death slugs, Reemus puts together a trap to crush the slug to death while Liam rustles a sheep to use as bait and together they succeed in killing the slug and obtaining their sample. Now having a legitimate request form the receptionist instructs them to put it on line, as in on an actual clothes line leading up to a tall, far off tower. However, the pair find said line has been so stuffed full of requests, they realize they will never be able to put their request through before a ship commandeered by death slugs arrives.
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According to Spoon Records, Rodney Milnes wrote in a review that appeared in The Times on 24 November 1998, "the sheer range of "sensurround" sound is bewildering, loud, sensuous, always intriguing, especially the rustles of exotic percussion emerging from around the auditorium. If Richard Strauss had written rock music, this is what it would have sounded like – gloriously, unashamedly lush." Douglas Wolk, in a review of the 1999 recording for the CMJ New Music Monthly, wrote that Schmidt "occasionally covers up the frailness of his melodies with superfluous beat-jockeying" but found that the opera's best pieces were "convincing both as drama and as compositions." In his review of the 2004 revival, Dieter Lintz described Schmidt's score, especially for the singers, as predominantly tonal and "quite ear-friendly" with elements of Baroque music, Benjamin Britten, and Andrew Lloyd Webber.
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