I put on Slow Burn and listen as I eat.
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This conflict has been on a slow burn for years.
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A slow burn is great, but answers are even better.
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But it's been a rather slow burn to the top.
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Let's be clear that the start is a slow burn.
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"Slow Burn" concludes with an episode about that NBC appearance.
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Or most importantly, get drunk via a fun, extremely slow burn.
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It's been a long, long slow burn to get equal pay.
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A slow burn, in other words, rather than a flash fire.
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This is the slow burn of frustration put in musical form.
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"A slow burn of conditions has developed over time," Crane says.
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And so the world continues to simmer into a slow burn.
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Comer's work as Villanelle was a slow burn the first season.
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Room finds him in a subdued mode, emanating slow-burn menace.
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These complementary qualities give warmth and heat to their slow burn.
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Party leaders continue to focus on the House's slow-burn investigations.
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"It was kind of a slow-burn situation," Mr. Otto said.
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Berlin has been a slow-burn labor of love for Lutes.
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My first startup had failed and everything else was a slow burn.
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That seems to be the point of both Slow Burn and Fiasco.
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No, with villains, we like a slow-burn from goodish to evil.
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Recently, executives signaled that the slow-burn restructuring may be nearing completion.
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The brief "Parsifal" transcription is a slow burn that requires extreme patience.
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More than most shows, Bojack Horseman has benefited from a slow burn.
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Rebels has romance of the slow-burn, unrequited, and heavily implied varieties.
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Leon Neyfakh's Slow Burn podcast has a great episode on this moment.
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Jeremy Haun: We talked about setting this up as a slow burn.
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All good things come to an end — even if it's a slow burn.
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But overall, I definitely prefer the super slow-burn tension of the original.
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If you like podcasts and haven't yet listened to "Slow Burn," you should.
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But beyond grave violations, there is a slow burn crisis happening as well.
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Neyfakh says that Slow Burn isn't over with the impeachment of Richard Nixon.
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When a slow burn fic updates and the rating has gone up pic.twitter.
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Because of this serenity, Coloring Book is a slow burn of an album.
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What I think, actually, is that the first season was a slow burn.
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Kaphar's work is a forest fire, while Gonzales-Day's is a slow burn.
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The song had a slow burn — it was originally released in December 2018.
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On its own terms, Mr. Parsons's self-contained, slow-burn performance is impressive.
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If he regains control of Sears, he will merely continue that slow burn.
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Sherald's portrait is a slow burn: we have to spend time with it.
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KS: I think it was a slow burn, you know what I mean?
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The EV story is a strong, slow-burn bull case for higher nickel prices.
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Mariana's slow burn romance with her colleague Raj takes some unexpected yet wise turns.
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What if this is really an elaborate, Kim Kardashian-style slow burn of exposure?
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Castle Rock is, as many have noted, a very slow burn of a show.
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The Handmaid's Tale delivers on the thrills, while Alias Grace is a slow burn.
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So, let's head back to the early aughts, when TV was a slow burn.
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Everything started off great, but then it became a slow burn of spiritual death.
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His discography is a cumulative slow burn, with flashes of brilliance on each release.
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In the Nashville area there is Slow Burn, Pepperfire and Hattie B's, among others.
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My most successful relationships begin as friendship and evolve into a slow burn romance.
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Today I chose Slow Burn but I tried on like four other colors first.
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Garland has consistently excelled at this tense and cerebral slow burn throughout his career.
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It became a slow burn of a Netflix movie from the director Cary Fukunaga.
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Wanda's rediscovery has been a slow-burn continual process rather than a single event.
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So I was like, I will just be a slow burn into Mark's consciousness.
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So I was like, I will just be a slow burn into Mark's consciousness.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the producer of the "Slow Burn" podcast.
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By firing James Comey, Trump took a slow burn and threw napalm on it.
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It's the sort of slow-burn retcon reveal that's as satisfying as it is empowering.
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We'll get to that, because The Young Pope is nothing if not a slow burn.
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We can only imagine the slow burn she's planning for the rest of the album.
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I was hesitant to put Robert Eggers' slow burn nightmare, The Witch, onto this list.
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Or a chile aioli whose slow-burn heat hums in the mouth without igniting it.
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"'Boardwalk' was a slow burn, but it was a completely different story," Mr. Winter said.
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Alias Grace was a bit of a slow burn, but that finale is a scorcher.
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Those People is a slow burn with insights about human nature and community worth underlining.
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A slow burn success could still make this sequel the better movie, box office-wise.
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The horrifying truth of the massacre is revealed in a claustrophobic 20-minute slow burn.
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Here are some of the major players doing the slow burn in the Mile High.
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They pale in comparison to the sexy, slow-burn drama of the first five seasons.
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It's a long, slow burn, and the motivation has to work that way as well.
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This year marks another monumental change in my life- however, it was a slow burn.
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An unwavering slow burn, "Marlina the Murderer in Four Acts" goes down exactly as announced.
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Ms. Danes executes an impressive slow burn as her character's tolerance and understanding are tested.
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He can play it cool, have a slow burn, and nail a good punch line.
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It's a delicious slow burn, and Charlie is pretty much a dreamboat the entire time.
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And this kind of slow burn willlikely lead to a much better payoff in the end.
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"I don't know if it's gaining momentum or if we've been a slow burn," Esmail said.
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It's not like there's time for Varys to hatch some elaborate slow-burn scheme against Daenerys.
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It would be its slow-burn political drama, which takes time to unfold and reveal itself.
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But it does set me up nicely for books like Moranifesto, my current slow-burn obsession.
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Yet it is the incidental, half-told tales that lend this book its slow-burn power.
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It's a slow burn, with many steps along the way — and this is a big step.
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The oil added to these papers is also supposed to create an even and slow burn.
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As of Episode 3043, Castle Rock has been the slow burn to end all slow burns.
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"We cannot ignore this slow-burn process," he told a news conference in Lille, northern France.
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ADVERTISING The slow-burn marketing effort was a lot like a rollout for a blockbuster movie.
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In retrospect, this looks more like an effective slow burn than a plot hole to me.
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I'm enjoying Slow Burn, Slate's new podcast about what it was like to live through Watergate.
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It's a slow-burn thriller with characters who are compellingly drawn but hard to root for.
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For one thing, it's about the aftermath of a breakup, rather than a slow-burn get together.
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Unlike Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra, Joe Jonas' relationship with Sophie Turner has been a slow burn.
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This is the chance to draw out the pining, to let things simmer at a slow burn.
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Neither did Jaime's race to reconnect with Cersei after such a long slow-burn relationship with Brienne.
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Maybe a slow-burn dramedy with lovingly handcrafted car robots would be something we would all enjoy.
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And that's probably because his rise started with a long, slow burn, followed by a meteoric moonshot.
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The series, a slow burn of a horror story, largely asked whether humanity deserves to be saved.
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Defaults in retail are typically a slow burn, but they may end up going a lot faster.
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"Slow Burn" is as good an introduction to that on TV as it is on the album.
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The threat to the treaty was seen as a slow-burn problem that could be addressed later.
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Our things are a real slow burn, and we've only had three or four real, official actions.
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He burns the gunpowder after he completes his work, and watching the slow burn is delightfully mesmerizing.
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"Today ... (the authors) assert, democracy's death is a slow burn, and it's already under way," Time says.
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"It was sort of a slow burn," Ms. Konner said, when asked what had precipitated the split.
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"Fix You" has the most extreme slow-burn and release structure of any song on this list.
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This slow-burn drama won the Jury Prize after debuting at the Cannes Film Festival in 2007.
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None of them understood the slow burn of the publishing hierarchy or the industry's shabby, nostalgic glamour.
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Next, the "Slow Burn" singer enjoyed some Nashville nightlife with her CMAs plus-one, model Gigi Hadid.
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But even by those standards, the early episodes of season six are a patience-testing slow burn.
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The album's tone, however, is maintained through Harvey's, at this point probably patented, slow burn noir theatrics.
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For that slow burn, though, try moving sandpaper as artist Leon de Bruijne does with this chair sander.
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It's campy like Obsessed, a slow-burn like The Descent, and features dynamic female performances like Panic Room.
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But The Goldbergs itself was a slow burn for me, and when I see it now, I laugh.
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"The rise started in the Asia Pacific so it was a bit of a slow burn," McCarthy said.
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Watching it play out in flop-sweat-covered real time is an exercise in slow-burn agonizing empathy.
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A fire sign through and through, our love for Trinity Taylor was a slow burn that remains lit!
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Neville's slow-burn character development is one of the most satisfying things about Harry Potter upon every reread.
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"Slow Burn," the recent Slate podcast on Watergate, examines the same material from a wider, more interpretive perspective.
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A dribbling tear tells you much about "Dragged Across Concrete," a self-satisfied slow burn of a movie.
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The Jim Carrey-produced drama is a bit of a slow burn, but hits its groove several episodes in.
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Slate is expected to continue Slow Burn with a third season and with a new host sometime this year.
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Will we see any of those wedding milestones this season or is it going to be a slow burn?
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My pictures are a slow burn, pauses that allow you to contemplate their meaning and relationship to the viewer.
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After a tension-filled season 3 premiere, True Detective settles into more of the slow burn of season 1.
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The country star, 30, opened her set with her hit "Slow Burn" off her Grammy-winning album, Golden Hour.
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Tom Hardy in The Drop It's a pity that almost no one saw this slow-burn thriller from 2014.
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"Cargo," a Netflix Original movie that will have its premiere on May 18, has an exemplary slow-burn opening.
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All the while, he played five-dimensional chess in order to enact his slow-burn revenge against Hector Salamanca.
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I was elated, not quite fully understanding the slow-burn torture I was about to run head-on into.
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That situation has been a very slow-burn, but at some point it's going to have to ignite, right?
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The slow-burn combinations are important to prevent the resulting fireballs from being snuffed out from lack of oxygen.
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I don't understand how fashion works, but I sure am glad that this trend has had a slow burn.
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Stroke after stroke, the slow burn of the music, purposeful work, and that stare combine into a haunting video.
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The unfairness of the years stolen from this couple by a great cosmic error forms the narrative's slow burn.
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What if we envisioned the story as a written version of "Slow Burn," the excellent Slate podcast about Watergate?
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What's the difference between making a slow burn like your last film and an extremely violent film like 31?
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After meeting on the set of Her, a friendship blossomed into a relationship — but it was a slow burn.
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It's a slow burn, though; new upgrades come at a glacial pace, making each one feel significant and important.
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Patten's interpretation of the song is a slow burn; it starts as a whisper and ends as a wail.
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Patten's interpretation of the song is a slow burn; it starts as a whisper and ends as a wail.
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The slow-burn premiere introduces Jonah Heidelbaum (Logan Lerman), a Jewish teenager who lives in Brooklyn with his grandmother.
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Former soldiers and teachers were barred from employment, turning the slow burn of a Sunni insurgency into an inferno.
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And with an astonishingly low critics rating on RottenTomatoes, this one isn't likely to replicate the original's slow burn.
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Mr. Luisi's ascent to the front ranks of conductors has sometimes seemed more a slow burn than spontaneous combustion.
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The series is a bit of a slow burn, but it comes complete with energetic fight sequences that don't disappoint.
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Much of the slow-burn, poetic film centers on the way Troy holds Cory back from a career in football.
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That same slow burn applies to one of the most alarming details of Russian Doll: all of the rotting fruit.
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But fact is, growth below 2% looks a lot like the slow-burn expansion in stretches of the Obama administration.
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Episode 5 of this season's Game of Thrones was the kind of slow burn that the series is known for.
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And that, naturally is a slow burn, particularly when so many consumers have already chosen sides in the smartphone battle.
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Making a detour from his usual supernatural fare, Mr. West retains his signature restraint and slow-burn approach to brutality.
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" The song, a slow burn with a boom-bappish beat, opens with this declaration: "No compromise/But willing to sacrifice.
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It's not a slow burn but a potboiler, and it sometimes lurches into "24"-esque absurdity and James Bond sudsiness.
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"Lies" is one of the group's biggest singles, a throbbing ballad with a slow-burn music video that's unerringly sad.
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Behind his thick glasses, Harper has a perfect slow burn, playing the bespectacled Cary Grant to Bell's bratty Katharine Hepburn.
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Recommendations this week: The Slow Burn podcast about Nixon, the new Kronos Quartet documentary, Doing Harm, and The Vanity Fair Diaries.
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What if someone we all love, like Donald Glover's character in the slow-burn dramedy Magic Mike XXL, starred in it?
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But it didn't make a huge splash right when it was released, it was a slow burn kind of a thing.
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Rather than falling off after President Trump's election in 2016, such efforts have continued apace, in a slow-burn destabilization strategy.
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It's a slow burn, but only eight episodes, and the mystery â€" the gaping cliffhanger â€" is part of the fun.
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Society will always be a bit of a slow burn when it comes to ending single's status as sad and shameful.
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Along for the ride is a boastful demigod (Dwayne Johnson) who started a slow-burn cataclysm by stealing a goddess' heart.
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Now 27 and almost five years sober, Maguire's return to music has been a slow burn in tandem with her recovery.
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Homeland has always been a bit of a slow burn, though some seasons get off to a faster start than others.
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But the first 30 minutes were a slow burn of betrayal that led to the execution, by dragon, of Lord Varys.
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Between The Clinton Affair and Slow Burn, we are at a time of re-evaluating the culture wars of the 90s.
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What is transpiring in this upcoming election is the slow burn of wage earners as they come to understand what happened.
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What I now realize they were saying about the show's slow burn is that it unfolds like an Edith Wharton novel.
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This whole season has been a really satisfying slow burn for me, but now, everything is turning up slowly but surely.
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I mean it was such a slow burn for so long that no one noticed this was burning for 2000 years.
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Militias have been fighting or squabbling, often at a slow-burn rate, for control of parts of the city for years.
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More to the point, an audience can be drawn in by a slow-burn narrative as well as by shocking twists.
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The interest was not rooted in idle curiosity or reflexive patriotism but in a slow-burn bond with the characters themselves.
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Mr. Collins characterized her trajectory as a "powerful slow burn," bringing increasing institutional and market attention that she has long deserved.
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Stranger Things mirrors the shift between Alien and Aliens by moving away from slow-burn suspense to deliver high-stakes action horror.
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Some haircut trends sweep the industry like wildfire — like the choppy lob, for example — while others are more of a slow burn.
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Anxiety can trigger the full range of anger, from the flash of an explosive outburst to the slow burn of constant frustration.
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But the key insight of "Slow Burn," Slate's eight-episode history of Watergate, is that Watergate felt very different at the time.
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I listen to Slow Burn and Stuff You Should Know while getting ready and then take my leftovers from Friday for lunch.
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Maybe. It took us this many seasons to even find out she existed, so we know Ryan Murphy enjoys a slow burn.
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The Section 232 probe, in particular, injects a fast fuse into what would otherwise be a slow-burn affair at the WTO.
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Slow burn, telepathy (a word, that, sorry, can't be over used when discussing this music) lazer-guided melodies into a megadeth finish.
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Admittedly, ATTWN is a bit of a slow burn at the beginning, especially for those who aren't overly familiar with its story.
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But the benefits of this speech may be a slow burn when measured against the firestorms that are sweeping his White House.
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That's the slow-burn reality, punctuated all too often by the kind of horrific, grotesquely familiar killing seen in Las Vegas yesterday.
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There are slow-burn creep-outs and perfectly timed jump scares, each a manifestation of some fear or trauma from Cooper's past.
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But Loewengart said it is confirmation of the trend line with broader economic statistics and "the slow burn" of the U.S. economy.
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IGTV doesn't pose the same danger to YouTube yet, and it will need a strategy to support a more slow-burn trajectory.
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Star Trek: Discovery Early in the run of "Star Trek: Discovery," it is clear that character development will be a slow burn.
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The crowd in Austin also was jangled by its slow-burn escalation of menace to a climax of outrageous, deeply unsettling proportions.
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It's not clear how or when these will eventually unlock, but it sounds like New Horizons will be a very slow burn.
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One of the fan-favorite relationships on the show is, of course, the slow-burn romance that develops between Jim and Pam.
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Yes, this is a horror story, and yes, King's M.O. as a writer has often been these kinds of slow burn reveals.
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"Slow Burn" is the perfect introduction to Kacey Musgraves' ethereal, dewy-eyed, rosy-cheeked world in "Golden Hour," her Grammy-winning opus.
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When "Retrograde's" slow burn finally builds to its climax, that buzzing swell of electronic emotion, it feels like you're leaving your body.
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The London-raised producer and songwriter Dev Hynes, who performs under the name Blood Orange, is a fan of the slow burn.
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Working a low body count and a slow burn, "Desolation" is a decent short film that's been unwisely expanded to feature length.
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And then, this season, as these things tend to do, the slow burn caught light, and it all unraveled, all at once.
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But I increasingly think it's a slow burn rejection of the antihero movement that has dominated TV for the past several years.
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For many Breaking Bad mega fans, this slow-burn series may not satisfy their need for bullets, plot twists, and nail-biter moments.
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Crucially, café touba is spicy instead of just spiced, with a slow burn that warms you like a shot of smoky, peaty whiskey.
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The impact was more of a slow burn than a wildfire, but, in the end, Below the Heavens emerged as a landmark album.
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Sometimes it works, like Carol's time in The Kingdom, but more often it falls flat, like last week's slow-burn visit from Negan.
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Below, some final additions to the unofficial Group Round Guidelines as season 15 continues its slow burn to the April 7 finish line.
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The exhibition is entertaining, but it's also a slow burn, balancing chimerical imagination with political indignation, notably regarding disrespect for the natural world.
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This black-and-white slow burn, starring Bela Lugosi in his most famous role, was a hit when it came out in 1931.
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Dreams like the slow burn of a forest fire, where the roots under the earth smolder and stretch in a hundred different directions.
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The energy in London moves so quickly, whereas in Hereford, we have the opportunity to make it much more of a slow burn.
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This time Joe Coscarelli chats with Kacey Musgraves and her producers about "Slow Burn," a song that was inspired by an acid trip.
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"It's the kind of work that makes an initial impression due to the graphic intensity, but there's also the slow burn," says Heller.
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Maum shines when she writes about creativity, the slow burn and then sudden rush of ideas that lead Sloane to change her life.
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Natasha Bertrand: Re-listening to Slate's Slow Burn podcasts and preparing for the president to become more combative than we've ever seen him.
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It's an exquisitely paced slow burn, one that reveals new depths to its characters and makes them both more complex and more sympathetic.
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He didn't live to see the 2016 debut of Nothing More to Say, which makes the group's slow-burn success all the more bittersweet.
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There are payoffs, but I think he does them in such a slow-burn, wonderful way, people who are paying attention will get it.
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It's a slow burn for Tig and Kate, though, as Kate is adamant she is straight, and Tig is reluctant to make her move.
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Another game-changer, both System Shock games captured the slow burn of the sci-fi space horror setting, which traces back to Alien's innovation.
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With streets and alleys and riverfronts teeming with bars, the going-out scene is more of a slow burn that simmers throughout the night.
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It's a slow-burn strategy that's been supercharged by the rise of social media and is now being weaponized and exported to the West.
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One of its most successful podcasts is "Slow Burn," a scripted, narrative show that explores the lesser-known nuances of historical stories and scandals.
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George Clooney's latest directorial effort, "Suburbicon," is a slow-burn caper set in a 1950s suburban development that has accepted its first black family.
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Paak — the stage name of the artist born Brandon Paak Anderson — has seen his career escalate from a slow burn to a rapid boil.
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If "The Clinton Affair" seeks an even retelling, "Slow Burn" snakes in and out of the narrative, teasing out themes and sorting out confusions.
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Since then, he's had a slow-burn, will-they-or-won't-they flirtation with one of her best friends, paramedic Sylvie Brett (Kara Killmer).
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Poland's "Corpus Christi" is a slow-burn drama about a young man with a criminal background who later passes himself off as a priest.
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Musgraves opened with "Slow Burn," a song from her new album Golden Hour written about the simple pleasure of burning one down with John Prine.
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The "Slow Burn" singer wore a daring orange pantsuit to celebrate the launch of her new Boy Smells candle, which was named after her song.
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Why did you play it out that it's much more of a slow burn, other than the fact that that's just how your show works?
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It's a lot to unpack, especially after a New York Fashion Week that felt more like a slow burn than the city that never sleeps.
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The original Wick turned out to be a slow burn in theaters, amassing $43 million domestically (and roughly the same internationally) during its theatrical run.
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The show uses the slow burn of Ty and Tandy's last normal day to highlight how tragedy and circumstance can come together in devastating ways.
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Spencer does an excellent slow burn as Dorothy Vaughan, a computing supervisor who has to report to a condescending, less-qualified white woman (Kirsten Dunst).
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Dragon Quest XI is a slow burn that takes time to get going, but once you get into the loop, you won't want to leave.
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That's the topic of Slow Burn, a podcast from Slate that takes a deep dive into what caused Nixon's unprecedented resignation from the Oval Office.
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Almost an entire episode of Black Summer, Netflix's new slow-burn zombie thriller, is about a single character on the run from a single zombie.
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The King Arthur: Legend of the Sword star has dated his jewelry designer girlfriend for 10 years and for Hunnam, romance is a slow burn.
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The network also announced that it's working on a TV adaptation of Slate's hit 2017 political podcast, Slow Burn, to be released in late 2019.
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In an age where shows are applauded for subtle, carefully-considered storytelling — the "slow burn," if you will — American Horror Story bucks all the rules.
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The last movie I did was just a slow burn sort of opera, and I just wanted to do a down and dirty, nasty movie.
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I'm enthralled with Slate's 'Slow Burn' podcast on Watergate, the latest season of 'Heavyweight' and 'Undisclosed,' as I do some volunteer work for wrongful conviction.
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So many premieres, so little time: "Outlander" returns to Starz, the documentary series "Slow Burn" debuts on Epix and John Oliver is back on HBO.
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It may have more to gain from making life intolerable for the United States and its citizens in the region in a slow burn approach.
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The CDC has a lot of experience in these outbreak type situations —they can see the difference between a background slow burn and a spike.
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The movie starring Emily Blunt and Lin-Manuel Miranda has been a slow burn in theaters, which is to be expected for a movie-musical.
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Previously, Gaga sang the National Anthem at Super Bowl 50, bringing fans to their feet with her slow-burn rendition in a shimmering red pantsuit.
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But what's most captivating about TATBILB is the slow burn of real feelings that develop within the fake relationship Peter and Lara Jean have agreed to.
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That slow burn of dedication punctuated by explosive bursts of competition hasn't faded, but Matt doesn't externalize the intensity he taps to perform in the pool.
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Usually after a frustrating 15 minutes of playing Twister with yourself, it's easier to settle for the slow burn method of slapping on a spot treatment.
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But playing out in their growth is a slow-burn tussle that analysts and academics describe as a race to find the answers to bitcoin's flaws.
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It's narratively a slow burn, many animations are luxuriously played out in real-time, and simple actions often require lengthy sequences of button-presses to complete.
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Above all, though, Moana feels like the endpoint of the slow-burn modernization process that Walt Disney Animation started shortly after the Disney Renaissance kicked off.
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That initial letdown may have been premature, though, because we might be seeing the slow-burn "delayed reaction" to the gas cloud's approach, the team said.
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The producers, many with roots in European television, have gone for a modest tone and a slow-burn narrative that can feel more admirable than addictive.
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It's a slow burn—without alcohol I am more patient, and for once in my life, I feel like I have power over who I am.
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Ms. Manville, currently giving a steely, slow-burn, Oscar-nominated performance opposite Daniel Day-Lewis in "Phantom Thread," elicited raves for her mastery as Mary Tyrone.
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The first season of his podcast "Slow Burn" covered Watergate, and the second season retold the story of Clinton's many sex scandals, culminating in his impeachment.
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The long-term effects of cigarette smoking have been established: It's a slow burn, and can cause, among other diseases, cancer, heart disease, stroke, and emphysema.
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Kacey Musgraves, one of country music's top singer-songwriters, dissects the origin of "Slow Burn," a song with deeply personal lyrics inspired by an acid trip.
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One of the new album's standouts, the slow-burn "Human Child," addresses the bubble of fame that burst quickly as directly as Ms. Donelly's lyrics allow.
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Combined with Calvin Harris' slow-burn rise to stardom, it's no wonder why "We Found Love" remains one of the most successful singles of all time.
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The Americans is a slow burn of a show, the sort that takes a bit, or a season, to warm to, but leaves you deeply invested.
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Every week Barry ups the ante for our protagonist, stretching Hader's airtight performance over a masterful slow burn plot line like the skin of a drum.
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It's a slow-burn horror film, one that has all the sudden scares and moments of pristine fear present in any good movie of its ilk.
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This Canadian series, which becomes available on the streaming service Acorn beginning Monday, is a slow burn, and its pacing isn't the only thing that defies expectations.
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Mr. Franklin does a skillful slow burn as a perplexed, honorable man who would surely do the right thing if he could figure out what it was.
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Slow Burn now joins the growing list of shows that have been (or will be) turned into a television show, like Homecoming, Lore, or Welcome to Nightvale.
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Well, I mean, it's going to be a little bit of a slow burn, but it definitely gives us new stories to play, which is really fun.
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MANCHESTER BY THE SEA Here's the thing about Manchester By the Sea: It's not so much a tear-jerker as it is a slow burn of depression.
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Italian director Luca Guadagnino said it took 10 years to make the movie, partly because of financing and partly because of its slow-burn, low drama story.
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I think there are a couple of points worth hashing out here: This to me remains one of the most fascinating slow burn stories of the year.
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Tormentor in the Smoothie King Center Much like the Malice at the Palace, this one is a slow burn that sees tensions palpably rising throughout the game.
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Many will hold that it's the people bearing the bias, but if they're not aware they're biased to begin with it's likely to be a slow burn.
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A couple of weeks ago, I wrote about Slate's podcast Slow Burn, an engrossing dive into the Watergate scandal that eventually prompted President Richard Nixon to resign.
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A volatile blend of Hitchcock and Hughes snakes through the story like a lit fuse, from a slow-burn opening act to an explosive, jaw-dropping finale.
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I think that grounding—combined with such style, a hero I adored, and perfect, slow-burn pacing made this a movie that felt so good to watch.
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"Pain Management Resource," which we're premiering on THUMP today, is a slow burn that clocks in at eight-plus minutes, and stays in your ears long after.
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Season three of its popular "Slow Burn" podcast broke download records and sold through ads before the first episode even launched, CRO Charlie Kammerer told Business Insider.
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It's a heavier issue than you may think—one that demands you pick it up, bear its weight, and learn to embrace the slow burn of inclusivity.
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"Being Sick on a Merry-Go-Round" is a slow burn that takes its time moving from an atmospheric jaunt to a panicked sprint through a warzone.
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The unfairness of the years stolen from this couple because of someone else's mistake, the great cosmic error that derails Roy's life, is the novel's slow burn.
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Jones's account is further clarified by Slate's eight-part investigative history podcast "Slow Burn," in which the journalist Leon Neyfakh pursues the uncovered stories of Clinton's impeachment.
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JEFF PARKER "The New Breed" (International Anthem) and "Slight Freedom" (Eremite) This guitarist stamps each of these albums with slow-burn charisma and a sense of solitude.
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As Officer Leon Kennedy and unpaid badass Claire Redfielld, players inhabited a slow-burn world of puzzles and panic that held on tight from start to finish.
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However, as it stands, there's little real punishment for failing to tackle the trade in bogus reviews — beyond reputational damage (and the slow burn of user trust).
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It's a slow burn that parcels its mythology out at just the right sparing pace to generate wonder, and keeps its characters ignorant of some important tropes.
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But thanks to fears and uncertainties around the security and resiliency of the tech, Wall Street&aposs adoption of the public cloud has been a slow burn.
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While Sharp Objects may be guilty of being a "slow burn" type of show, it's clues like these that will likely give it tons of rewatch value.
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"Driven by Banderas' lovely, nuanced turn and the slow-burn exposition, it's impossible not to feel the emotional turmoil on both sides of the camera," Kohn said.
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A roughly 10-page short story by Haruki Murakami extends into an 148-minute slow-burn here, by way of the South Korean director Lee Chang-dong.
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Change is often a slow burn but it needs those pressure points to keep it moving, and we see that with our political lobbying, politicians definitely take note.
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Like Big Little Lies, Bloodline's second season was a very slow burn that dealt mostly in flashbacks to Danny—who, like Perry, was the show's most destructive character.
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The show is also part of a growing trend of podcast shows, such as Slow Burn and Constitutional, which have cast historical events alongside the ongoing political drama.
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History podcasts rival true crime as the downloads du jour, thanks to shows such as the Watergate-recounting "Slow Burn" and "Revisionist History" from Malcolm Gladwell, a journalist.
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Plus, Nvidia is a power player in VR, another trend at CES that, while it's still more of a slow burn, had plenty of floor space and attention.
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"The development of the market is likely to be a slow burn," said Karina McTeague, director of retail banking supervision at Britain's regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
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Though the nacho cheese element is definitely subtle, it's there, and the heat is not instant, but rather a slow burn that keeps you coming back for more.
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The Safdie brothers' heist story is, in short, a meticulous slow-burn character study that will chew you up and spit you out in all the right ways.
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I'm all for a slow burn, but this mystery is likely going to have huge ramifications for many characters and possibly the investigation itself, so I'm getting impatient.
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On a slow-burn funk ballad called "Don't Touch My Hair," featuring the British electronic artist Sampha, Solange embodies a warily self-contained persona, bristling at outside presumptions.
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Real-life brothers Matt and Jeff Hardy worked a long, slow-burn angle that centered on Matt losing his mind and becoming something resembling a comic book villain.
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It's a brilliant show, but between its slow-burn pilot and the visual onslaught of the animation, a lot of viewers probably won't make it past the setup.
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Though the film arrived with much fanfare and received mostly positive reviews from critics, it's a bit of a slow burn, which didn't sit well with every audience.
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The couple's slow-burn relationship is so romanticized and heavily commercialized that nearly 15 years after The Office first aired, the internet remains full of Jim and Pam merch.
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In the first song on Golden Hour, "Slow Burn," Kacey Musgraves sets her intention not only for her (love) life but for how this listening session will play out.
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Gutierrez aims for the slow-burn build rather than terrifying tension, but his deliberate pacing turns the film into more of a cold intellectual puzzle than a tense thriller.
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Armed with an incredible cast and stacked high with mysteries, the show is the sci-fi slow burn that keeps you coming back, no matter how frustrated you are.
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What you're witnessing is Hannah's slow-burn of a meltdown as she realizes that she is decidedly unqualified to have this child, but is determined to do so anyway.
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Tasha: In retrospect, the series' slow-burn nature makes a lot of sense, especially given that creators Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy have planned for at least five seasons.
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But the lyrics address the contradictions of celebrity and family life with more insight than megastars usually bring to that topic, which renders the beat's slow burn more palatable.
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Third, the Cohen story seems to be developing as more of a "slow burn" than a one-off headline, creating a destabilizing undercurrent for the Trump administration, Cramer said.
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As the backbone of its economy, oil has been at the core of unrest that followed Gaddafi's overthrow, a slow-burn conflict with periodic flare-ups of intense fighting.
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While not for everyone, if you blindly accept the absurdity of the universe July has created, Kajillionaire becomes a sweet and slow burn with a surprisingly satisfying ending. —S.
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Podcasts are a great way to get more information about a topic than you get from a 500-word article or a few tweets, and Slow Burn doesn't disappoint.
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His slow burn in the temple as he watches the money lenders sell animal sacrifices, a prefiguring of his own sacrificial crucifixion, captures the film's ambivalence about Jesus' mission.
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Ray Dalio, founder of the world's largest hedge fund, says the next financial crisis might play out like a slow burn, rather than the fast-moving meltdown in 2008.
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Switching out the source material's soulful slow burn for pedal-to-the-metal adrenaline, LH4L's remix is carried by a frantic dembow rhythm intermeshed with synths that spew out lightbeams.
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When she disappears soon after returning with a wealthy older man, Jong-su's investigation into what happened to her evolves into a slow-burn critique of South Korean class struggles.
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If you listen to this season of the podcast Slow Burn, you might be surprised by how irrelevant and superficial most of the contemporaneous audio from the Lewinsky era sounds.
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This supports the idea that Argos assisted in the creation and rise of something that will ultimately backfire — and season 2 is all about the slow burn of its downfall.
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Yet snowboarding's relationship with the Olympics has been a slow burn, with some within the sport believing the competitive side of the Games goes against the very ethos of snowboarding.
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A slow burn that fuses techno with pop, Singularity is packed full of tracks that wander and evolve, standing adjacent to traditional structure and songwriting with a focus on groove.
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Fans watched as the Breaking Bad antihero gradually morphed from a gentile next-door neighbor to an unrestrained monster over a five-season slow burn that built to utter destruction.
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Bringing together the processed voices of industrial machines, human voices, and animals—for a result that sounds alternately revving, piercing, and shattering—it's a slow burn, innervating yet viscerally perturbing.
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However, using deliberate pacing, creative narrative building, and wildly resourceful imagery, Fyre manages to transform its seemingly mundane subject into a tense slow burn with new consequences around every corner.
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Except Aliens was a sequel in name only: Ridley Scott was out, James Cameron was in, and slow-burn adult terror was traded in for high-octane, gloriously adolescent blockbuster.
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But unlike the Big Bang, a near-instantaneous expansion from which the universe originated, the Ophiuchus cluster explosion was a slow burn that raged for hundreds of millions of years.
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Defending a party accused of genocide is never going to be a popular job, said Sareta Ashraph, an international lawyer who considers the events in Myanmar a "slow-burn genocide".
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Slate produced a second season of Slow Burn last year that followed another presidential scandal: the impeachment of President Bill Clinton, which we called one of the best podcasts of 2018.
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In tonight's episode, "Swear," we get another standalone tale starring Tara, another new community, and another break from whatever ultimate showdown this slow burn of a season has been building toward.
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Lucy Dacus's music can feel like a bit of a slow burn, but the layered, aching guitars sound like they're a lost recording session from every influential guitarist from the 90s.
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I've had quite a few encounters like this over the years and it's always the same: I'm stunned into silence, and the slow burn of anger lingers for a long time.
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"Premature" is a delicious slow-burn of a movie, the kind of coming-of-age tale that looks familiar on the surface only to reveal hidden depths of beauty and meaning.
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It's clear from the beginning that, while the characters are very separated, they are connected, and The Witcher's slow burn of bringing them together is like a carrot on a stick.
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Last year, it became the subject of the second season of Slate's "Slow Burn" podcast, and the events were also considered for an installment of Ryan Murphy's "American Crime Story" series.
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This fall alone, seven separate exhibitions honor Cantor, and though it feels bittersweet to be celebrating her work posthumously, it speaks to the slow burn of the fight to validate female sexuality.
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Each was the kind of joyful fiasco that relied on slow-burn word of mouth, with new viewers feeling as though they'd just been let in on an incredibly goofy secret society.
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Though the 1970s and '80s panic over porn had begun to simmer down by the early '90s, the advent of the internet fueled its slow burn back into a full-scale boogeyman.
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But it progressed into something better and more interesting, a slow-burn show that has tackled divorce, grief, sibling relationships, teen sexuality, and growing older—all with a skewed sense of humor.
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The two sides agreed to a trade ceasefire last month while they resume talks, but existing tariffs remain in place, threatening a continued "slow burn" for the Chinese economy, according to ING.
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Zainab Hasnain, Social Media Editor: Overall, this wasn't the best Game of Thrones season in terms of slow-burn character and plot development, but it was still satisfying from a fan perspective.
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Epix has greenlit a six-episode adaptation of Slate's hit podcast Slow Burn, a series that explored the Watergate scandal and how it eventually led to the resignation of President Richard Nixon.
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So far, the journey to love has been a pretty slow burn with Meredith only hesitantly agreeing to work with a matchmaker patient named CeCe (Caroline Clay) to find a new beau.
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Kim publicly and succinctly takes people to task when need be, where a fight is perhaps necessary while Swift is forever in a slow-burn against someone else's past indiscretion toward her.
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"After the Emmy nomination I feel more self-confident as a person and a storyteller, and I know that slow burn has a slight negative [connotation]," Weisberg, also an executive producer, said.
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It's been a slow burn, while the show has focused on stories and themes centered on female sexuality, the idea of who gets to tell women's stories, and society's expectations of women.
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I could feel many in the audience turn against the film at that moment; after going through the film's torturous slow-burn build, they clearly wanted some sort of release — a catharsis.
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Then on May 22th, everyone can experience a slow burn of dramatic intensity that's had its gauzy unicorn dream sequence cut out when the second season of Bloodline is released on Netflix.
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The film is a slow burn that keeps viewers engaged through masterful scenes like one between Fonny and an old childhood friend Daniel, who reunite after a chance meeting in the street.
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It plays like a David Lynch film stretched out into episodes, a continuation of the slow-burn abstraction that he played with in his last feature, the three-hour-long Inland Empire.
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It's a deep and classy, calming yet dance-y house affair, starting out at a slow burn before picking up in pace with fluttering piano keys, jazzy saxophone, and periodical rousing percussion.
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Wall Street expects a slow-burn decline over the next several weeks given the large number of private investors and venture capitalists that are still in the money, wrote analyst Justin Post.
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It has to be slow burn because of contracts that run to 2020 but he is looking at everything from the format of races to how the sport should look and sound.
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Just get an eye full of that slow burn at 07:20: If you want to see quite where we're at, let's close out the year by turning the camera on ourselves.
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So much of the rest of season two has been such an impressive slow-burn that I'm inclined to cut the predictability of the prison twist more slack than it probably deserves.
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The singer who might have once boiled over in exaggerated frenzy in "Pace, pace, mio dio" is now as focused in that climactic aria as the slow burn of a candle's wick.
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"Whilst duals will likely be a slow burn as resistance data is collected and the regimen gains credence among physicians, the prospects are much improved now versus a year ago," he said.
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But what this slow-burn drama about a legal fixer's crisis of faith lacks in widespread notoriety, it makes up for in its all-too-topical skewering of modern agribusinesses like Monsanto.
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Maum's writing is easy, eager and colloquial, and she shines when she writes about creativity, the slow burn and then sudden rush of ideas that lead her heroine to change her life.
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If it has taken some time for Ms. Missoni to grow into a design role she initially took on with some reluctance, the slow-burn confidence she developed is now paying off.
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Though it's clearly one of the singer's most autobiographical songs, there's something about its glimmering, winking quality that makes "Slow Burn" feel like a soothing balm prescribed for your own individual soul.
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Riverdale's first season began with what I would call a "slow burn" in the first two episodes, setting the seen for a complex drama to unfold, and season two is just the same.
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"In the first season, Jaws was a big reference point for us, and what was great about Jaws was the slow burn; you don't see the shark until the end," Appelbaum told me.
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But unlike lithium and cobalt, both of which have experienced straight-line price rallies over the last year or so, nickel looks more of a slow-burn story with some complicated plot twists.
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Compared with the slow-burn trajectory of Wilson Fisk, an archvillain played by Vincent D'Onofrio in Season 1, Frank Castle "is almost literally a straight punch in the face, dramatically," Mr. Petrie said.
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The result of their efforts was a brush with national economic calamity, followed by the imposition of a severe fiscal austerity regime that caused a few years' worth of slow-burn economic pain.
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Similarly, the restrained electroclicks on the album's other ballad, "Crowded Room," generate a slow burn that throbs mildly until the chorus, when Gomez suddenly jumps an octave higher with a most indecorous enthusiasm.
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J.P. "Fila" is a conspiratorial and luscious slab of slow-burn digital soul by Gaddafi Gals, an outfit consisting of two rapper-singers, Blaqtea and Slimgirl Fat, and a producer, Walter P99 Arkestra.
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But Darrell Etherington argues that between slow-burn categories and the sheer volume of newer products, it now seems certain we're on a path that will lead to robots becoming common household items.
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The idea of appointment TV slowly fell out of vogue in the last decade thanks to streaming and compilation discs, making monthly slow-burn video games feel like relics from an age past.
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Sharp Objects might be the slow-burn thriller of the year, but in the series finale, it showed us just how fast it could shift from zero to unhinged, off-the-rails madness.
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The different here is in how much director/protagonist Bradley Cooper transformed this drama into a slow burn of highs and lows to fill this film with scrappy, raw, and lived-in feels.
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Together for more than 40 years (1946 to 1987), their slow-burn silliness drew explosive laughs not through jackhammer punch lines, but with long pauses, unorthodox word choices and a total commitment to characters.
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As the backbone of its economy, control over oil has been at the core of the unrest that followed Gaddafi's overthrow in 2011, a slow-burn conflict that sees occasional eruptions of intensive fighting.
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In an interview with Slow Burn, one of the club's cofounders explained the origins: He didn't like Ervin (because of civil rights), but then he found himself liking "Uncle Sam" during the Watergate hearings.
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While a victory for the ruling African National Congress (ANC) is almost certain, its majority is likely to shrink, which could constrain President Cyril Ramaphosa's reforms and keep the economy on a slow burn.
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Hazarika crafts Aamis in a way that can be simultaneously read as an emotionally grounded slow-burn forbidden romance, an allegorical nod to the aftermath of socio-cultural repressions, and as macabre corporeal horror.
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Luckily, this backspin will come to a halt this Sunday, when Pluto officially goes direct, but its effects may stay with you after this weekend — such is the nature of Pluto's slow-burn retrograde.
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"Humans are very good at interpreting patterns," she said, adding she was initially attracted to EVE because of the slow burn of its gameplay, which invites closer study than a more action-packed game.
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It's a slow burn, pardon the expression, from Montag's gradual awakening to his break from the comfortable if destructive life he's known, especially since the challenge he faces -- as presented here -- appears so overwhelming.
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The slow burn of a Sembene film may be a world away from the cut and thrust of a Nollywood action flick, but there's still a dialogue to be had between past and present.
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These days, Morrow's setting his bon vivant gaze on the road, opting for the slow burn of overnight drives instead of the quick fix that nearly brought him down before his career even began.
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The audio offerings have included chatty shows like "Slate Political Gabfest" and more story-focused productions like "Slow Burn," which doled out the tales of Watergate and President Bill Clinton's impeachment in serial format.
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Best known for arranging blocks of thrumming color into large rectangular canvases, Whitney's major achievement has been to spark a slow burn of surprises, within the least esoteric medium around, large-scale oil painting.
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Other aides — some of whom were in elementary school the last time a president was impeached — have started listening to "Slow Burn," a podcast about the events surrounding the Nixon and Clinton impeachment efforts.
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Representative John Delaney of Maryland decided well over a year ago to skip the slow-burn portion of the ritual: He was running — immediately — in part to get a jump on better-known competitors.
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But if it alienates mass audiences, it could also be the slow-burn conversation piece of the year, with high-profile defenders including Anthony Bourdain, the "Star Wars" director Rian Johnson and Chris Rock.
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His anger is boiling as the politics of impeachment evolve in a slow burn over the Christmas and New Year break, with pressure rising on senators of both parties over his coming Senate trial.
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For a while, this slow-burn approach by the writer and director, Simon Stone, works: Stabilized by mostly unimpeachable performances, the movie hugs the rails of credibility more tightly than its melodramatic material deserves.
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In many ways, when Ailes first crafted Fox News in 1996, he presaged the modern internet — a network rife with invective and commentary, a slow burn of anger on every hour of the day.
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" Many other voters, for their part, "seemed willing to brush it off as just the kind of thing that happens in campaigns," as the journalist Leon Neyfakh says, in his excellent podcast series, "Slow Burn.
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Gamora and Star-Lord's slow-burn chemistry is still there, but it's sadly dialed back to make room for Gamora's relationship with her sister — and Gillan once again delivers the weakest performance in the ensemble.
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"Low oil prices aren't going away, and the risk is that we'll have … a slow burn of revelations and it will take a while for the full picture to emerge," IG strategist Chris Weston said.
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The characters are going to have to be more compelling, and more quickly compelling, than what you're used to in film and television, where you can have a slow burn and get to know somebody.
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Here, in the midst of mile-a-minute verbal acrobatics and slow-burn slapstick, those eyes register a dimension of sadness — of hunger, of hurt and defiant pride — that the film itself doesn't really explore.
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As an exquisite blend of tropical pop and R&B (with a last-minute, climactic swerve into punk-rock territory), it's both a product of its genre-bending era and a timeless, sexy slow burn.
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Over the past two decades, the writer-director has demonstrated a fondness for the slow burn, as evidenced by such patiently plotted, expectation-upending blockbusters as The Sixth Sense (1999), Signs (2002), and The Village (2004).
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While most RPGs are a slow burn, taking their time to ramp up, Persona 5 kicks off with a huge heist sequence, throwing you into an escape before you even know who the main character is.
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Expanding the availability over to Amazon makes sense: Epix has been developing a string of original shows, including Batman prequel Pennyworth and an adaptation of podcast Slow Burn, both of which will launch later this year.
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I'm in love with her voice and her words, I love the slow burn of this song and how her voice comes close to cracking as she stretches her voice to go louder in the chorus.
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But where podcast series like Serial, Slow Burn, or Order 9066 seek to frame history in a narrative fashion, Ramsey's series is a dramatic production: a story heavily inspired by history, but not strictly historical reporting.
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That big books by flashy authors launch and sink immediately ignores the power of long tail ebooks and the ability to find books on Amazon long after they're published, giving every title a very slow burn.
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The slow-burn rage of Mr. Martin against the oblivious amiability of Mr. Candy (his character's signature line: "The last thing I want to be remembered as is an annoying blabbermouth") remains a spectacular comedic blend.
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Eschewing Technicolor effects for deliberate, middle-of-the-road progress through the 85-minute score, he also sacrificed the building of momentum; the aim seemed to be a slow burn, but things never really caught fire.
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The Walking Dead That 'The Walking Dead' has chosen to be a largely anticipatory TV show, building to a single climactic conflict at a slow-burn pace, has been agreeable to some and agonizing to others.
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This slow burn story is a dream because Cole takes time to really develop Naledi and her world, and also doesn't make Thabiso perfect, which of course makes him all the more intriguing as a character.
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After a slow-burn start to his professional career, then a dire loss of form that left him outside the top 100 two years ago, Fleetwood has roared back to the top of the European game.
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This is where far-dated options such as those on the June $3,000 strike price come into play, since they offer a near one-year time-frame for zinc's slow-burn story to really catch fire.
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Golden Hour opens with an ode to calming the pace of everything ("Slow Burn"), laments solitude ("Lonely Weekend"), and gently rises to one of the sweetest country-pop love songs of the last half-decade ("Butterflies").
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Just as the second season of Succession vaulted it from a slow burn to a must-watch, Succession crushes went from furtive, filthy secrets to very open conversations about how ashamed of ourselves we all were.
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The Apple Watch, which is now the most popular smartwatch in the world, was more of a slow burn than an overnight game changer, as some reviewers criticized the first generation Apple Watch for not doing enough.
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Two chronicles of Richard Nixon's downfall stand out as particularly insightful right now: Elizabeth Drew's "Washington Journal," a diary of the author's life while covering the scandal, and Leon Neyfakh's "Slow Burn," a podcast on Watergate ephemera.
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Writing in The Times, Neil Genzlinger called this Canadian series "a slow burn," adding that "the writing is sublime, turning each episode into a sort of tone poem, a slice of urban and police life carefully observed."
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The departures of NAB CEO Andrew Thorburn and Chairman Ken Henry show the slow-burn pressure the inquiry has had on the country's biggest companies even as some consumer groups complained the Royal Commission went too soft.
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Of course, that does come with a price; the first time I saw the film at Sundance last year, I struggled with the language, and thought Eggers' slow burn dragged on too long for its own good.
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It was compelling storytelling, a long and satisfying slow-burn love story that let two actors with natural chemistry play off each other (depressingly, it's probably the best showcase poor Katie Holmes ever landed in her career).
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Overall, it seems like Season 6 is going to be a bit of a slow burn, because getting Carrie and maybe Quinn involved in what Saul and Dar are up to is going to take some maneuvering.
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Otherwise, classic mode is the same game as before: with the same collection of Kongs that enhance your jumping abilities—Diddy and his slow-burn jetpack, Dixie and her height-adding twirl, Cranky and his pogo stick.
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They may not have captured imaginations in the same way that The Ronda Rousey Show did initially, but the subtle, slow burn allowed almost everyone involve to develop as a fighter and personality in their own right.
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"Until the middle of last year, it was a slow burn — we lost about 2 to 3 percent of output," said Amit Kara, head of British macroeconomic research at the National Institute of Economic and Social Research.
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Fans of the Slate podcast "Slow Burn" might not feel a need to double dip, but those new to its precise, engrossing exploration of Watergate will have plenty to dig into in this new six-episode series.
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Destiny's mainstream success has always been more of a slow burn, thanks in part to a rocky start in 22011 that left even the most dedicated early fans clamoring for balance updates and additional content almost immediately.
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As the weeks passed, the routine hardened into habit: the pull of his weight vest, the hot sand between his toes, the slow burn of his muscles as he skipped past traffic cones and leapt over barriers.
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GANZ The first song on Kacey Musgraves's album of the year winner, "Golden Hour," is "Slow Burn," a slightly psychedelic country ballad about how chill she can be — in love, in her career and just in general.
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Along the way she made us dance with the too-joyous-to-be-real "Emotions" and "Fantasy," made us cry with slow-burn ballads like "Hero" and "One Sweet Day," and solidified her icon status with unapologetic glamour.
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While many 24-year-olds in other cities have this strange, restrictive fear of adulting via living by themselves, the slow burn of gentrification here in Harlem is the only reason I still live in a frat house.
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It's a slow burn, realizing Georgeson's conceit as Webber, but once you catch on, it's hard not to recognize what he's accomplished—namely, that he satirizes nearly every trope, pattern, or theme you've likely seen on social media.
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But he's got a point about this "slow burn" business — at least as it applies to this melancholy and often very funny portrait of four cusp-of-Medicare couples with a whole lot of time on their hands.
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Go instead for the chicken-mole enchiladas, which are unassailable—the meat tender but textured, the sauce rich but unfussy, conferring a shock of sweetness on the tongue and a slow burn on the roof of the mouth.
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It's not just trying to tell another Superman story: Welsh and his crew are seeking to build an entire world, combining established canon with compelling original characters to deliver a mix of fast-paced action and slow-burn intrigue.
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There seems to be room for everything from slow-burn docu-series to competition shows, which makes us think that surely, it's only a matter of time before our favorite mukbang web series pop up on Netflix or Hulu.
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The new comedy, about a hitman named, well, Barry (Bill Hader), who decides to pursue an ill-advised acting career, racked up an astounding 13 nods this year after an unforgettable slow burn of an eight-episode first season.
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Aster's story about a haunted family and a mysterious legacy is packed with jump-scares, but it also builds up the kind of slow-burn, nearly unbearable tension that can leave an entire theater holding their collective breath. Horror.
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Spirit in the Dark casts Aretha as a lounge singer, sitting at the keyboard in the corner of a hushed jazz club, singing wounded laments about heartbreak while savoring the slow burn of her pattering, blues-inflected piano playing.
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It would be inaccurate to say nothing happens in the film, but there's so little gradation in the slow-burn drama that the Lovings' stiff-upper-lip resilience can feel to when loved ones suffer silently without taking action.
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The thriller plot does its job by making the slow-burn conflicts of their marriage flare up dramatically — it throws oil on the fire — even if Rogers herself seems less interested in the subplot than in the main story.
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Some of the most acclaimed podcasts, such as Slate's "Slow Burn," which in its second season plumbed the painful history of President Bill Clinton's impeachment, offer a provocative lens not just on the past but also on current events.
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Though the countries' leaders agreed in late June to resume negotiations, and the U.S. said it would hold off on additional levies, existing tariffs remain in place, producing a long slow burn for the Chinese economy, according to ING.
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This twist on the usual formula makes The Sinner much more meditative than the standard procedural — which is perhaps the reason that season one's slow burn went largely overlooked — and makes the show worth getting on board with now.
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Joshua Denson, a critical-care physician in New Orleans, told NBC News over the weekend that based on the 15 to 20 COVID-19 patients he had treated, the first phase of illness was like "a slow burn."Dr.
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Although senior Republicans like former Speaker John A. Boehner and Senator Orrin G. Hatch of Utah have mentioned Mr. Ryan as a potential alternative, there has been a slow burn of resistance to the idea over the past week.
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And given that the 2010 game added backwards compatibility on Xbox One over the summer — not to mention the currently ongoing slow burn reveal — it's fair to speculate that we're looking at the rollout for a new game announcement.
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"If you're looking for love / In a looking-glass world / It's very hard to find" he sighs on "Mother of Pearl," a piano-driven slow burn of a monologue on the love of his life that he's yet to meet.
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Bella Hadid Age: 23 Instagram Followers: 6.1 million Covers: 22 Runways: 11 Why You Need to Know Her Right Now: While Gigi may have garnered all the initial modeling buzz, Bella has been the slow burn breakout success of 2016.
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Apple Podcasts | Pocket Casts Slow Burn Season 2, Slate Last year, Slate staff writer Leon Neyfakh examined the fall of President Richard Nixon, taking listeners step by step through the events that ultimately led to his impeachment and and resignation.
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There must be tens of millions of people in the world who will one day re-hear "Slow Burn" or "Golden Hour" or "Rainbow" and be thrown back into this year—or a tough-to-place segment of this year.
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Maybe just a slow burn "The election of Trump has been a clarion call to progressives in the Protestant and Catholic churches in America to move out of a place of primarily professing progressive policies to really taking action," she said.
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You will find a similar montage in the seventh episode of Slow Burn, a new podcast from Slate's Leon Neyfakh that also aims to deconstruct the Clinton affair, breaking down the complicated tabloid fervor of the late 1990s for contemporary listeners.
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Discussed: grappling, Telltale's The Walking Dead Season 4, Phantom Doctrine, Valkyria Chronicles 4 (demo), MechCorp, Frozen Synapse 2, Frozen Cortex, F1 2018, Dead Cells, console wars and "edgy" marketing, FlameCon, Slow Burn podcast, Nightmare on Elm Street part 2, The Americans.
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Thundercat was one of the chief architects of the latter, and he speaks reverently about Kendrick's months-long, "slow burn" recording process, where different phases and styles have to "stream out of" the rapper before he settles on a final direction.
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Slate also relies on its podcast network to promote new shows and seasons, especially in the case of "Slow Burn" season three, since it was a departure from the first two seasons, said Gabriel Roth, Slate's editorial director for audio.
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"Japanese 'soft power' has been on a slow burn since Japonisme," said Kerim Yasar, a professor of East Asian studies at the University of Southern California, referring to the late-19th-century interest in Europe in Japanese art and design.
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As for the scent, Musgraves wanted to bring her song "Slow Burn" to life by recreating the exact place where she wrote the lyrics: on her porch in Nashville with a fire burning nearby and a strong drink in her hand.
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A two-hour premiere should help somewhat in harpooning viewers, but as adapted by David Kajganich and Soo Hugh, the series is a slow burn, presenting just enough of the threat in the early going to heighten the suspense and fear.
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While Norman's 1996 debacle was a slow burn after he started the final round with a six-shot lead and agonizingly watched it evaporate as he carded a 78 to Faldo's superb 67, Spieth's shocking collapse was brutal in its speed.
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Season two of Slate's popular podcast Slow Burn carefully unpacked the way that Monica Lewinksy was treated by the media, something that the upcoming third season of American Crime Story (starring Beanie Feldstein as Lewinsky) will likely do as well.
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But it doesn't explain everything, in a film that then jumps six months forward to the main story — one that, despite a satisfyingly slow-burn pace that keeps you guessing about what exactly is going on, contains a few holes.
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At once veering away any prior adaptation of Jackson's novel and paying tribute to staples of the horror genre, Hill House is an addictive slow burn of a binge that will have you biting your blanket in fear and tiptoeing in the dark.
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While Harry busies himself creating edible masterpieces — the scenic designer Tim Mackabee's working replica of a restaurant kitchen on MCC Theater's smaller stage allows Esparza to actually cook — his business partner, Mike (David Mason, a master of the harried slow burn), is worried.
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LONDON (Reuters) - New European rules on online payments and banking due to go into effect on Saturday mark the start of a "slow burn" revolution that will prise open traditional retail banking and may force lenders to rethink their business models, regulators say.
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At 140 minutes, the actions does drag a little more than it should, especially in settling up and immersing the characters into the idyllic cult setting — a slow burn that's in sharp contrast to how quickly Dani's trauma unfolds in the opening minutes.
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While the episode focuses primarily on a slow-burn of mounting tension, when Cooper's mind conjures up a massive spider with a human face, it's hard to not just curl up in a ball in the corner of whatever room you're watching in.
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Writing in The Times, Neil Genzlinger called this Canadian Screen Award winner for best dramatic series "a slow burn," adding that "the writing is sublime, turning each episode into a sort of tone poem, a slice of urban and police life carefully observed."
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On this lovely, elegiac album, Mr. Hinton's production is lush and precise, but what he's most effective at is a sort of abstraction filter — these slow-burn songs serve as a way to feel deeply and get lost all at the same time.
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All this, though, was likely to prove a false dawn, because the difficulty of reaching a longer-term trade agreement with the EU will become apparent early in 2020, Walker said, predicting a "problematic, slow-burn Brexit" and a rate cut by May.
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"If you go back to the rapaciousness and lawlessness of Gilded Age capitalism, it was the slow burn of public opinion that gradually gathered force and ultimately became the driving force that provided cover for dramatic new legislative and regulatory efforts," she said.
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The slow burn of climate change is driving West Africans to cross the Sahara, risking their lives, to find a new place where they can earn a living — away from the droughts and heat that have blighted land where crops once grew.
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Programs that include films like J.J. Abrams' Star Trek, Alex Garland's Annihilation, and Denis Villeneuve's Arrival; original content such as Berlin Station and Deep State; and more to come, including a Batman prequel series called Pennyworth and an adaptation of Slate's podcast Slow Burn.
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Lo Moon "Thorns" One part The xx, one part that song from the school dance scene in 13 Reasons Why: this slow burn of a slow dance will make your heart beat a little bit faster as soon as it gets to the chorus.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The battered British pound is set for a slow burn lower along with diminished growth prospects once the UK government triggers official proceedings for divorce from the European Union as it is expected to do later this month, a Reuters poll found.
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His career had always felt like a slow burn — he did not sign a major label deal until 2014, long after his first album hit the top of the Billboard 200, but he had always been well-respected by both his peers and critics.
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Dunkirk is a visually stunning, and heart-pounding slow burn, fueled by its suspenseful score from Hans Zimmer, and its perfectly cast crew of soldiers, commanders, and civilians who rely on their facial expressions and physical acting ability rather than the film's sparse dialogue.
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In 2017, Slate launched Slow Burn, a podcast hosted by the journalist Leon Neyfakh that walked its listeners through the Watergate scandal that culminated in Nixon's resignation—an educational project that, in the age of Trump, seemed to contain a dash of wishful thinking.
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Then the film came out and it rightly became a slow-burn hit based on its stylish fights, memorable cinematography, and above all, its compelling look into a classy criminal underworld, as revealed through a thoroughly civilized hotel, heavily regulated and catering to contract killers.
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Since its release, "Alone" has seen hundreds of millions of streams, and it was certified platinum earlier this year after a long slow-burn that eventually saw it peak at number 60 on the Billboard Hot 100, a rarity for a track like this.
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Her latest get-up — a spring '17 children's gown, adapted from the fall '16 womenswear runway — has had a particularly slow burn, as many noticed the "25" heart patch on the dress' torso and interpreted it as a nod to Adele and her latest album.
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There are probably more zombies in these first three new episodes of Fear than there were in the entire last season, and it's jarring and at odds with the slow-burn moodiness that allowed the show to distinguish itself from its predecessor last year.
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The screenplay is obviously to blame here: It's designed expressly to set itself up for sequels, which raises the question of whether movie franchises really ought to be considered big-screen slow-burn TV, so weak is Assassin's Creed's attempt to tell an interesting story.
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"The speed at which they're looking to do away with the Monsanto brand speaks volumes in that traditionally you have a slow burn in many cases," said Aaron Perlut, managing partner of Elasticity, a St. Louis-based consulting firm specializing in brand reputation management.
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Though the deal has been a slow burn, coming some 18 months after EU sanctions against the Middle Eastern nation were lifted, Iran will be hoping that it marks a new era of investor confidence and a particular boon for its dwindling oil production.
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This season has also felt like a slow burn in a lot of ways, and it seems like the plot just kicked in at full force for the first time — and I don't think I've ever had less an idea of what will happen next.
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With its gentle background music looping and the slow progress of one little snail ever inching around the rim of the pot, Viridi is a slow burn of a game as much as it is a small, meditative window to somewhere and something else.
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The cancer-ridden chemistry teacher's venture into the meth trade was a slow burn hit, becoming the show to watch by its third season and turning its anti-heroes Walter White (Bryan Cranston) and Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul) into international icons by its fifth.
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Gilmore Girls' descent really begins somewhere in the middle of season 5, and it's a slow burn thereafter, culminating in season 7, which was written and produced by a new team following a botched contract negotiation that led the show's creators to jump ship.
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Framed by one man's moving from Mississippi to Chicago during the Great Migration only to encounter the same-old systematic shafting in what we used to call "Up South," it isn't cross-burning but the slow burn of oppression that makes the blood boil.
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The family drama, now in its third season, has taken a slow-burn approach, building on an event at the start of Season 2 when a white police officer arrests the teenage Micah (Nicholas L. Ashe) driving an expensive birthday present from his parents.
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Between slow-burn but now mature categories and the sheer volume of newer products jumping in to establish new beachheads, it now seems certain we're on a path at the end of which lie hybrid companion and functional robots that will become common household items.
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My grid came together in a somewhat spotty manner, and even though I copped to the idea of the theme pretty quickly I'd call it a slow burn because it took nearly finishing the puzzle to grasp its whole execution, which is pretty nifty.
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Its fourth season, set to premiere on December 13th, picks up immediately after the events of the third season finale — which in turn was the slow-burn culmination that began with a missing girl and ended with the discovery of alien life and other worlds.
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The Financial Times reports that the government rescue, which had long been resisted in Rome, is designed to draw a line under the slow-burn crisis in Italian banking that has alarmed investors and become the main source of concern for European financial regulators.
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For two years this went on, a master-class in patience and self-promotion and the slow-burn cultivation of a can't-miss moneymaking opportunity by two poets of solipsism who understand that in the right hands demand can be created where there was no demand before.
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Nick: The main cast of The Walking Dead has spent so much of the last two seasons struggling through the slow burn of meeting Negan, and now meticulously planning to fight him, that it's easy to forget they're all supposed to be hardened survivors and experienced warriors.
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Epix's spokeswoman tells The Verge that the company made the decision to launch now, because it has a "steady stream of content coming this year," including its forthcoming Batman prequel Pennyworth, its just-announced adaptation of Slate's podcast Slow Burn, and new seasons of its existing shows.
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Joe's slow-burn friendship with Andy — a tried-and-true convention of progressive message movies like In the Heat of the Night, in which a bigoted person learns to appreciate the humanity of the people he's meant to hate — ends up forming the heart of the movie.
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There's also a wealth of ridiculous subplots that belong in television comedy, including Mia's secret admirer, a visit from her Midwestern family, the relationship between her mother and algebra teacher, and the epic slow burn of the Guy Who Hates It When They Put Corn In Chili.
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Across podcasts, Apple selected a good handful of favorites, including In The Dark, Caliphate, The Dream, Everything is Alive, Slow Burn, Dr. Death, Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard, Bubble, Bundyville, A Very Fatal, Murder, Wolverine: The Long Night, Serial, The Daily, This American Life, and 99% Invisible.
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The record's reception in the States was a little more slow-burn: it didn't trouble the Top 40, but then the single-tear-streaked video for "Maps" entered heavy MTV rotation, boosting Fever to Tell to Grammy-level acclaim (their following two records also received Grammy nods).
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With Mr. Mancuso's blessing, they began running events in London in 22012, starting a slow-burn trend that has spread around this city: Numerous listening clubs now invite people to experience recorded music played through hi-fi rigs that most humble audiophiles can only dream about.
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LEMONADE The slow-burn style of the Romanian new wave — Cristian Mungiu, the director of "4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days," is one of this film's producers — comes to the United States in an immigration drama that doesn't reveal its full complexity until its closing moments.
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"It's natural to want to reach back into history and try to find parallels to the last time an impeachment happened," said Leon Neyfakh, producer of Slate's popular "Slow Burn" podcast series that featured an entire season focused on the events leading up to Clinton's impeachment.
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Blending elements of the heist film, the road movie, and Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Nichols's film is a slow burn that metes out its set pieces frugally, but great performances from Michael Shannon, Kirsten Dunst, Adam Driver, and Joel Edgerton keep the flame bright throughout.
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The structure means everybody gets eyes on the same level playing field, but we cut to the present, which means that we are living in a post-2014 society, which is to say a post-Serial, a post-Gimlet StartUp, a post-Slow Burn, a post-Dirty John.
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Directed by: Zak HilditchWritten by: Zak HilditchBased on: 1922 (collected in Full Dark, No Stars) You have to be patient with 1922: This is slow-burn horror, and while the deliberate pacing is mostly a point in its favor, it can feel a bit drawn out at times.
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Starring Jeremy Renner as a solemn hunter who discovers a dead teenage girl on the titular snow-covered Indian reservation, and Elizabeth Olsen as the inexperienced FBI agent assigned to the case, Wind River is a slow-burn thriller that flip-flops between meticulous noir and philosophically boorish procedural.
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As talk around the potential impeachment of Donald Trump simmers, it's important to look back at our embattled presidents, and "Slow Burn" does that exquisitely, digging deeper into the Watergate scandal under Richard Nixon (season 1) and the scandal surrounding Bill Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky (season 2).
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In a still-heated tech climate where startups are raising tens and sometimes hundreds of millions of dollars in rounds that sometimes happen only months apart, Sherpa's Series A has been a comparatively slow burn: the startup first announced a Series A of $6.5 million nearly three years ago.
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Word of mouth is a slow burn in '21999—Twitter (21999), Facebook (2004), and YouTube (2005) are not yet concepts—and like the rest of the world, your sneak peek into the film is a two minute-ish Superbowl trailer of leather-wearing people bouncing off of walls.
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This helps us see if our behavior is actually helping us survive, or in fact moving us in the opposite direction — panic can lead to impulsive behaviors that are dangerous; anxiety is both acutely mentally and physically weakening and a slow burn that has more long-term health consequences.
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I'm normally the first to sigh over a TV series that doesn't seem to start its story until hour four or five — as is arguably true of The Terror — but the storytelling here, from a team led by David Kajganich and Soo Hugh, gains strength from its slow burn.
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But with Alabama under rock-solid GOP control, the scandal has instead moved forward on a years-long slow burn with rumors of an affair and then evidence of the affair — and of attendant financial improprieties and subsequent abuses of power — coming out over a period of years.
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Mr. Davis, who is around 30, got his performing start as a New Jersey teenager prank-calling Tom Scharpling's "The Best Show" — he pretended to be a rapper named MC Steinberg — and he still owes a debt to the conversational, slow-burn comedy of that influential radio program.
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The slow-burn sci-fi drama takes place on an abandoned Earth, most the human race having fled its increasingly toxic atmosphere to colonize one of Jupiter's moons, Io. Among the few who remain on our dying planet are IO's main (and basically only) two characters, Sam and Micah.
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Music-business strategists have long understood that a memorable prime-time performance pays off while award snubs are soon forgotten, and this year's Grammys should be a bonanza for H.E.R., a slow-burn R&B singer who's an unexpected contender for top prizes and who will be performing.
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It's fascinating to watch how differently each blast plays out depending on the propellant, from the slow-burn (relatively speaking) of the E-match igniter to the gorgeous blaze of the igniter designed by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics chapter at the University of Illinois, shown above.
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People started binge-watching with DVDs, sure, but releasing an entire season of an original show at one time fundamentally altered the way we consume and talk about the medium, and even how it's made (it's hard to imagine the slow burn of Bloodline lasting long even on a cable network).
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It took the slow burn of what I would have considered to be a frustrating filler episode in the past and turned it on its head, by wrapping up some emotional loose ends and throwing in a character death I don't think anyone was expecting would happen the way it did.
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Dozens of places in the Nashville area now specialize in hot chicken—Slow Burn, 400 Degrees, Party Fowl, TNT B-B-Q—and indicate the level of spiciness with such terms as Poultrygeist, Executioner, and Shut the Cluck Up. Fans plan entire weekends around which hot-chicken restaurants they'll visit.
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Andrew Haigh's slow-burn British drama puts the idea of marriage through the ringer as a couple, played by a diabolically demure Tom Courtenay and a never-better Charlotte Rampling, comes to terms with the discovery of a decades-frozen body in the days leading up to their 45th anniversary.
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Unlike Brick's slow-burn appreciation among indie-film lovers, however, The Last Jedi blew away box office expectations on opening weekend, raking in the second-biggest opening of all time (behind The Force Awakens) and, despite outrage from some corners of the fan base, a coveted "A" Cinemascore from audiences.
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It now offers 25 podcasts, including "Slate Political Gabfest," which has been running for 13 years; "Trumpcast," which is co-hosted by Mr. Weisberg; and "Slow Burn," which received 11 million downloads in its Watergate-focused first season and has recently returned to delve into the impeachment of President Bill Clinton.
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Her slow-burn campaign began on the last day of last year with modest fanfare, at least by comparison to the kind of attention initially dedicated to rivals like Beto O'Rourke, who dominated the will-he-won't-he headlines with a stream of journal entries and, eventually, a glossy magazine debut in March.
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WHERE TO START: The piano- and pulse-pounding "Berlin" For some reason, Dawn Richard's latest album shows up on my iTunes as "Unknown Genre"—a semi-fitting descriptor, as the dance-demanding Redemption roams from Vangelis-vamping instrumentals (the title track) to atmospheric electro-pop workouts ("Lazarus") to slow-burn bangers ("Hey Nikki").
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Here she spoofs Jordan Peele's "Us" — borrowing the film's creepy slow-burn version of the Luniz song "I Got 5 on It," as well as its tense pace and dread-inducing rhythms — to ridicule the cafe customer who invariably turns up to haunt the place in the morning before the doors are open.
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The stories are deceptively small: Bill loses his cat; Remy flirts with a woman he made fun of in high school; Tig gets crowned Queen of the Mardi Gras, in her mother's place; she enters into a slow-burn courtship with her seemingly straight producer, Kate (played by Notaro's wife, Stephanie Allynne).
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Push back from France at the weekend's G-20 meeting, meanwhile, makes it "abundantly clear that trade war risks are not likely to dissipate like water off a duck's back; but instead it could be a slow burn and mounting risk with markets likely to have outbursts of risk off," Varathan added.
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Stray Dolls Directed by: Sonejuhi SinhaStarring: Geetanjali Thapa, Olivia DeJonge, Robert Aramayo, Cynthia Nixon Based on Sinha's own short film, Love Comes Later, which premiered in-competition at the Cannes Film Festival, this slow-burn thriller tells the story of Riz (Thapa), a recent immigrant from India with a shady past she's trying to escape.
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Tashian's modest piano parts complement Musgraves's delicate soprano and positive mood more subtly than any pedal steel could; the sound-setting "Slow Burn," about taking all night, and the LSD-fueled "Mother," about "bursting with empathy" as you miss her and miss her some more, are triumphs of the pop imagination by any measure.
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WHERE TO START: The strobe-lit stunner "Love Under Lights" For some reason, Dawn Richard's latest album shows up on my iTunes as "Unknown Genre"—a semi-fitting descriptor, as the dance-demanding Redemption roams from Vangelis-vamping instrumentals (the title track) to atmospheric electro-pop workouts ("Lazarus") to slow-burn bangers ("Hey Nikki").
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A "slow burn" isn't exactly the right phrase for a work of fiction like Cleanness that wastes no time throwing you right into the flames, but you'll understand exactly what I mean when I say that the individual parts, as scattered and opaque as they may initially seem, add up to something quite profound.
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These relationships are mediated by their professional experiences—as soldiers turned movers—and one of the novel's virtues is that, in its threaded texture and slow-burn pace and painstaking quality of attention, it represents an innovation on an old form: It is, beneath all of the bigger thematic concerns, a novel about work.
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As with most of Simon's television work, The Deuce is a slow burn, more intent on creating a world than speeding through plot — this eight-episode first season sets the table potentially for two more that Simon and Pelecanos have planned, which would eventually lead the characters into the still-debauched sex industry of the '183s.
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Related: Future Forward LA Illuminates Innovation in an Old Hollywood Studio Nonotak's Infinite Sound and Vision Experience Springing to Life with VT Pro Design's Kinetic Wall The Slow-Burn Spectacle of Doris Sung's Drift Future Forward Chicago Radiated with Artistic Light These Responsive Installations Made Us Feel Like Magicians Future Forward NYC Presented a Glimpse into Tomorrow
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Her single "Silence Won't Help Me Now," whose video Noisey is pleased to premiere above, is less of the sleek Top 40 heartbreak ilk that's defined great ballads in recent years, and instead returns to the synth-injected 80s ferocity served up by the likes of Cyndi Lauper, Stevie Nicks, and Heart—that unapologetic slow burn, baby.
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Produced by increasingly in-demand studio wizard Blake Mills (Fiona Apple, Alabama Shakes) and featuring a contribution from Santa Monica singer-songwriter Natalie Mering's Weyes Blood alias, the album is the most sonically wide-reaching Perfume Genius album yet, spanning sounds as disparate as skyscraping rock textures, slow-burn trip-hop, airy synth-pop, and Enya.
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Photographed with bitter elegance by the young maestro Bradford Young (Selma, A Most Violent Year), the slow-burn dread of the thing grips you from the jump, as the movie opens with a free-flowing, time-compressing montage that reveals the short life and grueling death of a young girl from a rare form of cancer.
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"HAMILTON" MOMENTS THE ALBUM RECALLS "Joey, Joey, Joey" has a bit of the longing that Burr carries like a burden in "Wait for It," and the military drums on "I Know That You Know" recalls the musical motifs that recur throughout "Hamilton," like in "The Adams Administration," but with less eye-popping intensity and more slow-burn embrace.
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The Terror's first season was a slow-burn descent into madness with a monster whose viciousness doubled as a psychological metaphor for a lot of things at once, maybe: the hollow lure of capitalism and colonialism, the collapse of civilization under the threat of climate change, the shallow veneer of civility over man's inhumanity to man.
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The Treasury Department is expected to hit the "debt ceiling" in the fall — and as Vox's Matt Yglesias explained, if Treasury doesn't raise it, it will be yet another "brush with national economic calamity, followed by the imposition of a severe fiscal austerity regime that caused a few years' worth of slow-burn economic pain" last time.
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"One of the most valuable things that's happened to me is I had a chance to not blow up," he suggested, and there's no doubt the low-stakes experimentation and slow-burn fanbase building of Leather Cords—with songs like "Mexican Coke" and "We Don't Know How to Stop" that gathered Soundcloud streams in the hundreds of thousands—was helpful.
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Add that slow burn to the much more serious news, reported by the Washington Post on Tuesday, that four foreign governments have been chatting, independently and idly so far as we know, about how they might take advantage of Kushner's combination of complicated business interests, financial troubles and political naivete, and it's hard to imagine any imminent reversal of fortune.
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In theory and practice, this change upends traditional ideas of what makes a leading man in fantasy-adjacent stories and affirms The Magicians' place as one of the best and most subversive adaptations on TV. To say that there were hints of Quentin and Eliot's coupling would be wildly underselling the deliciously slow burn their relationship has maintained for three seasons.
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Make them an offer they can't refuse RUNOFF IN GEORGIA: Georgia&aposs voters on Tuesday will select one of two Trump-supporting candidates as the Republican nominee for governor , capping off an electric race rocked by a slow burn of secretly recorded tapes and eye-catching advertising, as well as a sudden and unexpected endorsement by the president himself ... Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp and Lt. Gov.
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It can be a disorienting watch, but it's one of the most rewarding shows on TV. The dramedy's first season (which is streaming on Hulu) is a masterful slow burn that follows a down-and-out surfer dude named Shaun "Dud" Dudley as he recovers from a traumatic snake bite, grieves the death of his father, and deals with the foreclosure of his family's Long Beach pool shop.
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The Gravitron-plus-strings staging of Little Big Town's slow-burn "Girl Crush" took away from the song's power, which lies in its tamped-down lust, in favor of showing off cool camera angles; Jack Ü's EDM-metal bludgeoning of the Justin Bieber showcase "Where Are U Now," meanwhile, stomped all over the delicately playful hook in favor of guitar sludge—is Skrillex prepping for a From First To Last reunion?
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Lizzy Goodman writes about the crossover country star Kacey Musgraves's response to the current mood in her song "Slow Burn": What makes Musgraves such a resonant figure right now, in fact, is the way her response to a dark, anxious moment in human history is to move willfully closer to lightness, to stillness, toward the possibility of a world that comes in more colors than red or blue.
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" LUKE OLIVER, HEAD OF ETF CAPITAL MARKETS FOR THE AMERICAS AT DEUTSCHE ASSET MANAGEMENT "This is going to be a very methodical approach to adding A shares in the industry so it's going to be a slow burn.... It's a little bit of a surprise to the upside but not a significant divergence from what we expected.... Even today's inclusion is just the start of a much bigger move that's going to play out.
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Some will be disappointed at the lack of pop tracks that leap out at you on first listen as on Days Are Gone (though Haim show us that they've still got the stuff to write a rager on "Little of Your Love," if you were in any sort of doubt), but Something To Tell You is a more cohesive, slow burn of a record than their first, and will benefit from repeated listens to its whole, rather than to its singles.
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The trio formed, in 2007, as New York college students whose musical interests drifted between lo-fi folk, brainy electronica, and slow-burn R. & B. In 2013, they stirred those three disparate sounds into an arresting self-titled E.P. On its four tracks, the lead vocalist and songwriter, Kelly Zutrau, sings about heartbreak, dishing out honeyed, first-crush platitudes ("My baby, he don't love me no more") over the ruminating laptop compositions of her bandmates, Joe Valle and Marty Sulkow.
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Meanwhile, Samsung's main rival for high end smartphone profits, Apple, beat analyst estimates of iPhones shipments in its Q2 in May, despite an earlier miss in the holiday quarter — showing the staying power of its high end smartphone brand and a positive, if slow burn, response to how it's iterating its mobile business, with the iPhone X. Returning to Samsung, the positive story for the company — continued record growth for its chip business — is still not filling the smartphone-shaped profit hole in its books, even as restarting momentum in the smartphone segment is looking increasingly tough in a very tough market.
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