As far as NBA trades go, this one was a snoozer.
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Whether it's an outright banger or a tentative snoozer, Thompson vs.
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I know this is kind of a snoozer, but stay with me here!
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It's honest, but never at the sake of making a snoozer of a track.
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The debate, one of the lowest rated (with only 26.6 million viewers), was a snoozer.
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She caught a lot of backlash for turning the funky song into a country snoozer.
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By all accounts, Super Bowl LIII was a snoozer, and its ratings appear to reflect this.
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Mayweather won by decision in a snoozer while the fight did record numbers on pay-per-view.
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HONG KONG — Meitu had been a snoozer of a stock since listing in Hong Kong in December.
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Yes, I'm talking about the Orioles-Blue Jays game -- and no, I'm not talking about the snoozer debate.
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There are plenty of "Downton" fans who say the whole hospital plot line is kind of a snoozer.
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Super snoozer About 100.7 million viewers watched the Super Bowl this year, the lowest viewership in a decade.
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Nelson Edges Rosholt in Heavyweight Snoozer The card's co-headlining honors went to heavyweights Roy Nelson and Jared Rosholt.
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The November snoozer was so bad that the big question on social media during the debate was about why Sen.
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Opinion | Say Something Nice About Donald Trump "Whither NATO" is probably the greatest snoozer headline of the past half-century.
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Like sleep styles, not all body pillows are created equal — and what works for one snoozer may not work for another.
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Burly heavyweight Konstantin Erokhin, reviled as he may be for his recent snoozer with Gabriel Gonzaga, is also on the market.
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The U.S. Department of Justice's deputy attorney general, Rod Rosenstein, gave a speech on encryption yesterday and boy was it a snoozer.
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It marked a significant departure from the boilerplate videos that preceded it, but by today's standards it's still something of a snoozer.
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The Fed meeting next week is widely expected to be a snoozer, but there is a way the Fed could wake up markets.
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Expecting another snoozer, pollsters largely ignored the special election to replace Jeff Sessions, now the attorney-general, to be held on December 12th.
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The game was a relative snoozer, with a flat scoreline dragging across the better part of the first 3/4 of the game.
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More than anything, the Knicks (21-22) survived in a holiday matinee that was little more than a snoozer through the first three quarters.
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And yet: when the University of Tennessee and UConn combine to win 18 women's basketball titles from 1987 to 2015, that's somehow a snoozer?
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This week's meeting, in which the Fed is widely expected to leave the rate unchanged, is likely to be a bit of a snoozer.
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You might get a decent submission or knockout from it, you might get a snoozer: that's the fight game, and especially the heavyweight fight game.
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In other words, forget the controversy of last year and Michelle Wolf's cracks about eyeshadow—this new-look WHCD is going to be a snoozer.
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Before this pretty little snoozer was woke on a hit TV show, she was just another curly-haired cutie resting up in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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"Today's session was a bit of a pre-holiday snoozer, gaining some ground early and then sitting," said Tim Evans, energy futures specialist at Citi Futures.
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While there's no denying the importance of sleep — I, for one, am a snoozer — falling into a rut is just as bad as forced early mornings.
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They might be right, but if you happen to be a serial snoozer like us, you've likely never gotten up early enough to put their claims to the test.
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The Los Angeles linebacker intercepted Bryce Petty with just under two minutes left, lifting the Rams to a 9-53 victory over the New York Jets in a snoozer.
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Just days after the new year began, two average teams, the New York Knicks and the Milwaukee Bucks, played what set up to be another meaningless regular-season snoozer.
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"Sebastian thinks it signals that this earnings season may be a bit of snoozer, with a bullish bias, as the market gradually pushes higher over the next few months," Cramer said.
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Andrei Arlovski is in a rough spot: he has been starched in his last two fights and the most recent victory on his record was the atrocious snoozer against Frank Mir.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's annual State of the Union address is poised to deliver the kind of irresistible prime-time drama that its sporting equivalent, a snoozer Super Bowl, lacked.
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Yes, it sounds like a snoozer and in many ways it was, but I perked up when a tall nordic man began telling us a story about the Angry God of ARPU.
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It is all very complicated to explain and kind of a snoozer, but I think the RCS system is more elegant than what's happening with SMS right now, from a routing perspective.
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We'll have a handle on how seriously to take the Hurricanes in three weeks, after Miami follows up a should-be snoozer at North Carolina with back-to-back home tilts against no.
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Whether you're a certified morning person (lengthy meditation sesh, 'gram-worthy breakfast, and all) or more of a serial snoozer, we all know devoting an entire hour to our hair routine isn't exactly practical.
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" If mid-rose ceremony catnaps are your bag, you'll be glad to know that there's also a T-shirt that features a photo of renowned snoozer President Abraham Lincoln with the tagline "original napper.
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Hill left the UFC with a 2-2 record, painfully inexperience, and most will only remember her for the absolute snoozer when Tecia Torres held her down in half guard, unwilling or unable to advance.
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Whether you're a repeat snoozer, an early riser, a long shower in the morning, or a dash out of the door kind of morning person, how you start your day often sets the tone for the rest of your waking hours.
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The national championship game is a bit of a snoozer so far, so as alternate entertainment, ESPN is broadcasting a program called "ESPN Voices," which is a bunch of ESPN employees hanging out in a room and watching the game.
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It's as though Dawson's Creek decided to jettison the Joey/Dawson romance after three episodes and turned its focus to Joey and Pacey, or as though Veronica Mars decided not to kill Lilly Kane after all and murder that snoozer Duncan instead.
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In what would be a mid-day, early-season snoozer that no one could take time off of work for (see: empty stands), the San Diego Padres faced the Colorado Rockies in the final game in a three-game series, and shit got heated.
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It seems like whenever I allow myself to get excited about all the possible ways two fighters can match up and I share it with my readership and tell all of my friends to make time to watch the fight, a snoozer comes about.
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Just as any given match in men's sport can be mind-numbingly boring, women's sport can be just as heart-stopping as the very best men can offer: This year the National Football League's Super Bowl finished 13-3 — an absolute snoozer (with only one underwhelming touchdown), widely panned, despite its designation as the manliest of manly sports in the United States.
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Today an early-season snoozer between Wyoming and Boise State can turn off an irritated viewer who, when he sees Virginia, misses out on the intricate quality of their basketball, notices only the low scores and unmade shots and flips over to the N.B.A. "College basketball is suffering from the same issue that every other sport is suffering from," Pomeroy told me.
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Sabrina Said and Andrea Fernandes are two New Yorkers with completely different getting-ready rituals: Said, a serial snoozer, wakes up with twenty minutes to get out the door, often doing her makeup on the subway before arriving to work a few minutes late; Fernandes wakes up at the crack of dawn, works out, does her makeup, and cooks breakfast... all before getting to work early.
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Hamtaro: Wake Up Snoozer! is a 2003 educational game for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS. It is the only Hamtaro game to be released for PC/Macintosh. Hamtaro and his friends play minigames to wake up Snoozer. The minigames are child- oriented.
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Edward McIntosh "Snoozer" Quinn (1907 – April 21, 1949) was a jazz guitarist who was admired by his fellow musicians but who left few recordings.
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Quinn died six months later. Many years passed before his performances were released by Fat Cat Jazz on his only album, The Legendary Snoozer Quinn.
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Ben Davies of AllMusic gave the album 2.5 out of 5 stars, writing, "most tracks are too repetitive and drawn out." Snoozer placed the album at number 26 on the "50 Best Albums of the Year" list.
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The nine of trumps, called "sancho", was worth nine points. A variant called Dom Pedro or Snoozer counted the three of trumps as three points and used the joker, called the snoozer, which ranked as the lowest trump and counted fifteen points. The modern games described above are based on a variant called Cinch, Double Pedro, or High Five, which arose in Denver, Colorado, around 1885. Cinch was usually played in partnerships and included the second pedro (called "left pedro") and the second deal (the dealer's part of which was called "robbing the pack").
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Ken Hollings of The Wire wrote, "Sunahara's fourth solo album finds the Techno dreamer extraordinaire returning to basics in its reappraisal of origins and influences." Snoozer placed the album at number 8 on the "50 Best Albums of the Year" list.
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Violin and guitar owned by Snoozer Quinn Quinn's main recordings were made from his sick bed in Charity Hospital, where he spent his final months. Quinn was born Edward McIntosh Quinn in McComb, Mississippi, and raised in Bogalusa, Louisiana. At an early age he could play guitar, mandolin, and violin. In his early teens he performed in vaudeville.
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While playing for vocalist Bing Crosby in the 1930s, Quinn was given the nickname "Snoozer". Although he did not record with Crosby, he recorded with vocalist Bee Palmer and country singer Jimmie Davis. Back in New Orleans, Quinn contracted tuberculosis. In 1948, Johnny Wiggs brought a recording machine and a trumpet to the hospital and persuaded him to play.
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In 2001, If You See Her reached double-platinum certification in the United States. Jana Pendragon, in her review for Allmusic, praised Dunn's vocal performances on "Husbands and Wives" and "You're My Angel", but thought that a couple of the other cuts were "formula". Country Standard Time writer Kevin Oliver criticized the album for having "wildly uneven" material, calling the McEntire collaboration a "snoozer" and "South of Santa Fe" "wretched".
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The local media noted that he failed to inspire voters, and did not effectively counter Rodriguez's populist appeal."Monday's debate was no snoozer" [editorial], Sudbury Star, 18 October 2006, A10; Rob O'Flanagan, "Courtemanche keeps his cool at fiery debate", Sudbury Star, 25 October 2006, A5; "Courtemanche needs to step up" [editorial], Sudbury Star, 3 November 2006, A6; Denis St. Pierre, "Our reluctant, but passionate, mayor", Sudbury Star, 10 November 2006, A3.
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That's What is one of the more idiosyncratic releases by solo steel-string guitar artist Leo Kottke. It is distinctive in its jazzy nature and "talking" songs ("Buzzby" and "Husbandry"). It reached #24 on Billboard's Top New Age Albums charts, Kottke's highest charting position on Billboard. The song "Little Snoozer" is played on a Charvel demo model of a Danelectro 6-string bass guitar tuned one octave lower than a standard 6-string guitar.
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Moria gave Open House a zero, and stated that while it was more ambitious than most other slashers of the time and had an intriguing antagonist, it was still "a very poor film" that was dully directed, flatly photographed, and failed to generate any real suspense. Hysteia Lives! found the film "unrelentingly tedious" and gave it a one out of five, writing "Despite a few cheesy flourishes, Open House is a snoozer of the first order".
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In 2007 Rolling Stone Japan ranked it at number 52 in its list of the 100 Greatest Japanese Rock Albums of All Time and Snoozer ranked it at number 125 in its list of the 150 Greatest Albums of Japanese Rock 'n' Roll. Polysics covered "The Great Brain" for the 2007 album Karate House and have performed "Art Mania" live. A cover of "Art Mania" using Kagamine Rin is included on the Hatsune Miku sings NEW WAVE cover album.
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Both CDs had one original B-side in addition to the remixes. CD #1 had "Trouble All My Days", an early song from 1993 which is characterized by deep, distorted vocals and Beck's thrashing his loosely tuned strings. "Trouble All My Days" had been featured on "Pay No Mind (Snoozer)", Golden Feelings and two other releases prior to its inclusion on "Devils Haircut" CD #1. CD #2 features "000.000," a previously unreleased song with a strange, minimalistic instrumental background and difficult to discern lyrics.
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Jherek resolves to fall in love with her. Mrs Underwood, at first repulsed by the debauchery of the End of Time, finally comes to believe that Jherek is sincere in his affections and starts teaching him about moral values. She falls in love with him at last; as they are about to embrace, however, she is returned to her own time. Jherek, heartbroken, decides to rescue her, and travels to 19th-century London, using the time machine from Moorcock's Behold the Man Jherek is inexperienced to the point of naivete about the Victorian Era, despite his interest in it, and a (temporally) local thief, Snoozer Vine, tricks him into becoming an accomplice to Snoozer's latest scam.
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Herzog reserved praise for Tyson Kidd's portrayal of his character, as well as Kidd and Cesaro's in-ring abilities, concluding that Kidd "has emerged as a key to the midcard revival". Throughout the night, the crowd for Fastlane was noticeably quiet, which Benjamin Tucker of the Pro Wrestling Torch Newsletter, acknowledged. Tucker, who attended the event, rated the event 6.0/10, and stated "an okay event that did not need to happen", with the "general feeling on the show, though, was WWE holding back". Tucker felt that the Memphis crowd was being wrongly blamed for the "Fastlane snoozer", writing that, "It's sad to see individuals lash out at others who spend their hard-earned money to see something they love because "they didn't do it right.
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Gervais' remix of "Adore You" received generally favorable reviews from music critics. Jason Lipshutz from Billboard and Lewis Corner from Digital Spy wrote favorably of the redone production; the former complimented the conversion of the original "yearning ballad" into a "first-pumping anthem", while the latter appreciated its transition into a "club anthem" from the first "romantic ballad". Noting that the original version of the track had not charted as strongly as Cyrus' previous singles "We Can't Stop" and "Wrecking Ball", Esi Mensah from Entertainmentwise thought that Gervais "rescued the track" after becoming "a fun electronic dance song." James Shotwell from Under the Gun Review felt that the album version of the track was "a bit of a snoozer", and jokingly said to attempt to "resist" enjoying the remix.
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" While noting that the song is "a cliche-ridden [ballad]", Thomas Conner of Chicago Sun Times added that the song is "mighty and inspirational [and] could go into the ring right now with the biggest Celine Dion contenders and come to a draw." In a less favorable review, a writer from the UK newspaper Scotsman wrote that the song is a "feeble, pedestrian [...] standard issue ballad Linda Perry found while scraping her songwriting barrel," while Alexis Petridis of The Guardian calling it a "patented self-help ballad." Stephen Thomas Erlewine of Allmusic simply called it a "boring inspirational song", with Rolling Stone's writer Rob Sheffield agreeing, calling it an "inevitable Linda Perry snoozer." For Jon Pareles of The New York Times the song "tries to invoke 'Imagine' but falls short," with Michael Cragg of MusicOMH also adding that "Perry contribute in a typically cloying and cliché-ridden ballad.
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"The interview to Courtenay that appeared in snoozer" which is a bimonthly of the June 2010 issue British singer-songwriter Mika mentioned Sheena as one of his favorite Japanese artists (alongside Puffy AmiYumi, The Yellow Monkey, Yoko Kanno, and the Yoshida Brothers) in several interviews during his visit to Japan in 2007. Jack Barnett of These New Puritans, who was visiting Japan for the Summer Sonic 2008 festival, said in an interview that he was a great fan of Ringo Sheena and bought all her works while he was there, as they were not available in the United Kingdom. Her third album, Kalk Samen Kuri no Hana, was ranked second in CNN International Asia's list of "the 2000s' most under- appreciated Japanese music of the last decade" on December 22, 2009. Sheena also received a mention in The Guardian as one of Japan's artists who "deserve to be seen and heard in the west" in 2010.
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Alan Clark, Dictionary of British Comic Artists, Writers and Editors, The British Library, 1998 More work for small publishers followed, including in Cartoon Art's Marsman Comics (1948)Super Duper Heroes of the 1940s and 1950s and Super-Duper (1949) and Martin & Reid's The Rancher and Jolly Western (both 1949) before starting his long association with DC Thomson in 1949, drawing an adaptation of Sir Walter Scott's The Lady in the Lake in the People's Journal, and "Sir Solomon Snoozer" in The Dandy. In the 1950s he drew mainly adventure strips for The Dandy, The Beano and The Topper, taking over several strips, including "Jimmy and his Magic Patch" and "The Shipwrecked Circus", from Dudley D. Watkins, although he also drew some humour strips, including The Dandy's "Rusty". He was the first artist to draw The Beano's "General Jumbo". From the later 1950s he also drew for girls' comics, including an adaptation of Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin for Bunty in 1958, and "Sandra of the Secret Ballet" for Judy from 1960.
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