Then for one week each year, they seethe with humanity.
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The streets seethe with smuggling cartel agents, who openly pitch their services.
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None of the Meyerowitzes are fulfilled, and all of them seethe with resentment.
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Elizabeth and Porchy are in the breeding business, which makes Philip seethe with jealousy.
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The regime claims that the "sedition" is over, but many Iranians still seethe with resentment.
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Atwood's women seethe with rage on the page, and they do on the screen, too.
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Yet the economy is divided between insiders and outsiders; immigrant-heavy suburbs seethe with distrust of the state.
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Has "The Tonight Show's" current host, Jimmy Fallon, ever seethed with anything, unless one can seethe with puerility?
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Stephen Greenblatt, "The Rise and Fall of Adam and Eve," already brilliant enough to make me seethe with envy.
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The word that makes you seethe with rage and forget the entire reason you were online in the first place.
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Though the streets seethe with beeping and belching traffic, tourists and dung-dropping cows, you can find bliss amid the commotion.
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We watch their home videos, see their tears, and seethe with their anger, as Congress failed to respond with gun control legislation.
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Thompson went to a few games in Philadelphia to track his old Sacramento teammate Spencer Hawes, and did not seethe with jealousy.
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It can be melodic, singing about something like romance; it can seethe with frustration; it can switch to jagged, stop-start dissonances.
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In a country where many seethe with grievances similar to Wukan's, officials do not want the village to become a model for revolt.
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Other countries across Western Europe, as well as Israel, Russia, Poland, and Hungary, seethe with demagogic assertions of ethnic, religious, and national identity.
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It was also crucial to discover that Kravitz can sulk, worry, break down and seethe with a soul she's never been allowed to bare.
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These days the rivers seethe with the highly adaptable carp, which make up as much as 90 percent of the fish biomass in the river systems.
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In two self-portraits of the ailing Munch from 1919-20, his facial features withdraw into drippy, hastily painted backgrounds that seethe with blue, green and mauve.
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Even the advertisements seethe with paranoia, promoting gold coins as a hedge against economic collapse, or ammunition and survival provisions for those wishing to prepare themselves for civil unrest.
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White himself plays one of those friends, a movie director whose curated life style—the Instagrammed wedding, the stupendous house on the cover of Architectural Digest —makes Brad seethe with envy.
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I wish I could go through life the way Ms. Novak prowls the stage: confidently, effortlessly and, more often than not, rocking a fly vintage nightie that would make Bettie Draper seethe with envy.
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In the case of Obsessed, where Knowles and Elba seethe with a sexual heat largely and regrettably absent from Unforgettable (excepting one sweltering montage of coatroom coitus cross-cut with laptop-assisted masturbation), the white intrusion feels especially conspicuous.
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Sehgal is also a frequent contributor to the podcast Inside the New York Times Book Review, where she waxes enthusiastic and esoteric on books like Cleopatra's Nose ("really sensually written") and The Age of Insight ("it makes you seethe with ideas").
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Ms. Mehretu's early, architectonic paintings came at a high-water mark for globalization; her recent art, more anxious and more impressive, features thrumming, multilayered fields of color and ricky-tick calligraphic swoops that seethe with the contemporary volatility of states and climates.
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On one of the great issues of our day, the corruption of our democracy by money that is dirty on behalf of special interests that are greedy, which destroys our highest hopes for income equality and social justice and makes our voters seethe with anger, Clinton and Sanders fundamentally agree.
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The Safavids even expelled the family of Gilani from Mesopotamia. After declaring Shiism the official form of Islam in Iraq, Ismail forced his new Iraqi subjects to convert to Shiism and outlawed Sunni practices. He then returned to Persia. These draconian actions by the conquering Safavids caused the Mesopotamian Sunnis to seethe with resentment.
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All six characters seethe with disapproval of their other halves. However, they become inflamed with even greater rage whenever they recall a third party’s criticism of their choice of mate. Here, Bergin and Cooke succeed in mining comedic gold from an often over-looked universal truth: people take proprietorial pride in their partners, even those they wish would become ex-partners. To admit that a spouse is a dud is publicly to admit wasting time and a shameful lapse in judgement.
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147 Manly's comments about interracial relationships were controversial and unwelcome in the segregated society, although most in the white community were well aware of the many relationships that white men had with Black women, including some men who kept second families with their mixed-race children. Thomas Clawson, a white local businessman and editor of The Wilmington Messenger, claimed that Manly's editorial "made Wilmington seethe with uncontrollable indignation, bitterness, and rage."Clawson 1898, p. 8 Critics described Manly's article as slanderous and degrading to white women.
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The mushroom is considered edible, but not choice. Its taste is harsh, nauseating, and weakly acidic; the odor is strong and ranges from pleasant, resembling bananas, to pungent. When collecting for the table, young specimens are preferred, as older ones "literally seethe with fat, agitated maggots and sag with so much excess moisture that they practically demand to be wrung out like a sponge!" Michael Kuo's 100 Edible Mushrooms (2007) rates the mushroom's edibility as "bad" and warns that dishes cooked with the mushroom will assume an unpleasant taste.
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" In a similar comparison, its overall tone was considered "ten times more effective" than Rihanna's "S&M.;" Additionally, Satwell considered "If" one of Jackson's defining artistic moments, with the song's "sinister" and erotic tone evoked in future releases by artists such as Rihanna and Ke$ha. Satwell expressed consistently hearing "strains of its DNA" in various songs; its fusion of varied genres was considered to inspire subsequent stylistic songs such as LCD Soundsystem's "One Touch," Rihanna's "Rockstar 101," and Aaliyah's "What If?." The orchestral sample used twice was regarded as "genius" as an "innocuous but extremely effective garnish," allowing Jackson to "seethe with intensity" over the sound of "multiple drones.
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On November 21, 1855, after the pro-slavery settler Franklin Coleman shot and killed the Free Stater Charles Dow at Hickory Point (about south of Lawrence) because of a land claim; Jones later arrested Dow's affiliate, Jacob Branson, for disturbing the peace. Branson, however, was eventually rescued by free-staters, causing the pro-slavery faction to seethe with anger. Within a matter of days, the governor of the Kansas Territory, Wilson Shannon, called for the Kansas militia to settle the issue. Understandably, Shannon had intended for the militia to be composed of Kansans, but Jones mustered a small army of 1,500 pro-slavery men, most of whom were from Missouri.
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The Silver Skates () is a 2020 Russian historical romance adventure drama film directed by Michael Lockshin and written by Roman Kantor. The story is set in a Christmas-time Saint Petersburg, the Russian Empire at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, among ice-covered rivers and canals of the capital seethe with festive activities. Matvey is a young man from a poor lamplighter, fate brings two people together on the holiday streets to be the silver skates, who once met an aristocrat girl named Alisa is an intellectual from a noble family. Since then, the heroes together follow their dreams, based on the novel of the same name.
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Chothia comments that a feature of Coward's plays of the 1920s and 30s is that, "unusually for the period, the women in Coward's plays are at least as self-assertive as the men, and as likely to seethe with desire or rage, so that courtship and the battle of the sexes is waged on strictly equal terms". The best-known plays of Coward's middle period, the late 1930s and the 40s, Present Laughter, This Happy Breed and Blithe Spirit are more traditional in construction and less unconventional in content. Coward toured them throughout Britain during the Second World War, and the first and third of them are frequently revived in Britain and the US. Coward's plays from the late 1940s and early 50s are generally seen as showing a decline in his theatrical flair.
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