Davos is a first chance to sound out such ideas.
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This helps the user sound out each word they learn.
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Then he began hyperventilating, and couldn't get a sound out.
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It hired PWC earlier this year to sound out potential investors.
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Sound out your own social network; consider charitable or volunteer options.
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We're just happy they edited chalk scraping sound out of this one.
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Clinton to sound out Mr. Jibril, a leader of the Libyan opposition.
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It might sound out-there, but similar results have been found before.
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In pre-placement, issuers sound out buyers' interest in a bond issue.
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And indeed, Harman's able to get pretty good sound out of the thing.
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Without Reprezent I really would have struggle to get my sound out there.
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They were making their own sound out of a sound we did already.
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How can it sound out buried spaces that are daily being shoved aside?
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Fit and seal are crucial to getting the best sound out of your earbuds.
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"Stranger" is similarly immediate, with horns that wouldn't sound out of place on Moondance.
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The A1 sports a flat tabletop design, which projects sound out from drivers inside.
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Ultimately, you can guarantee that you'll always get a great sound out of it.
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The report said Ramirez also tried to sound out other companies about possible combinations.
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Prosper, a pioneer in consumer lending, has held talks to sound out potential buyers
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From the sound out of, things will operate similarly to Vine, with short, looping videos.
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It shoots sound out all directions, has a 2512-hour battery life, and sounds incredible.
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It's different to my collaboration stuff but I'm keen to get my sound out there.
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The government has asked labour and employers to sound out potential concessions over the summer.
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Yet they are functionally illiterate — they comprehend very little of what they can sound out.
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They have been walking the streets, sometimes accompanied by city officials, to sound out residents.
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It's a chance for players to sound out the officials on certain maneuvers and techniques.
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When I first picked up the trumpet, I couldn't even make a sound out of it.
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Dancers who sounded in sync from one vantage point could sound out of it from another.
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" One easy way to get this right is to sound out the sentence with "it is.
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I say "some," because these headphones leak sound out almost as readily as an open-back variant.
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Eccles tells The Creators Project that the two wouldn't sound out of place on the same album.
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How often you'd pick a sound out of a group depended on what the game was doing.
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I typed out 'omw' but I was trying to phonetically sound out the pain in my tooth.
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"No one would sound out loud about selling their loans," a head of a direct lender said.
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You have to figure out how to get enough sound out of it so everybody can hear it.
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You talked about stripping a lot of sound out, but that sequence has a lot of ambient noise.
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Bankers worry that traditional efforts to sound out investors during and ahead of deals are now potentially risky.
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Apple's engineers were able to get a lot of rich and full sound out of that little footprint.
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They asked children to identify shapes and colors, to count, to identify letters and to sound out words.
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Many of these poor readers can sound out words from print, so in that sense, they can read.
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He also said that the words attributed to Avedon in the book sound out of character for him.
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This opened up avenues of exploration to find new ways to work the sound out of the old tools.
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Getting decent sound out of one of these things requires a larger footprint than many of the devices offer.
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He just gets a really nice, warm sound out of instruments that you just don't hear on other records.
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So in order to move more air and get more sound out of the product, we designed elliptical transducers.
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The app also helps young readers sound out difficult words, and adds those to a dictionary for later practice.
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Cameron wants time for his successor to formulate a strategy and sound out European colleagues before beginning the countdown.
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A classically trained vocalist, she has a crystalline voice that wouldn't sound out of place at a midnight mass.
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Tiffany says that her daughter was actually trying to sound out some words when Cody thought something was off.
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Expectant women have to exhale with added force to get vocal cords to vibrate and get the sound out.
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Its young leader, Sebastian Kurz, will now sound out the Greens, the other big winner, as a coalition partner.
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You're effectively seeing this giant sucking sound out of the entire retail ecosystem into a small number of players.
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I just played that pre-chorus refrain on a virtual piano to sound out why it slaps so unbelievably hard.
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He has a nervous over-laugh that wouldn't sound out of place on the other end of an Xbox headset.
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Wisely, Kessel never attempts to reproduce Austen's sparkling sentences, but they would sound out of place in Mary's mouth anyway.
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The app will also help kids sound out a hard word in case a parent or another adult isn't around.
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The two managers will occasionally sound out Buffett about investments, and they all have a regular lunch together on Mondays.
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I watched as she and her classmates went from struggling to sound out three-letter words to reading entire books.
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" "We have a young man, Buttigieg," Trump continued while attempting to sound out the mayor's last name. "Boot-edge-edge.
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It is working with investment bank Rothschild to sound out investors' appetite to buy the cleaned-up business, they said.
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People grow sick of that thing very quickly and you're no longer relevant as you have rinsed said sound out.
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In a securities filing, BR Malls also denied it had hired a financial advisor to sound out such a transaction.
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The projector also sports a pair of ten watt speakers, so it can provide some decent sound out of the box.
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It's the kind of album that wouldn't sound out of place soundtracking one of John Hughes' teen soaps from the '80s.
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Bharti Airtel also said separately it would sound out potential investors with a view to selling stakes in the combined entity.
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There was speculation over the weekend that the National Party could sound out the Greens, but English said he was undecided.
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The proceedings have a dark, unhinged edge—fitting for album whose title wouldn't sound out of place in a psychological thriller.
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Mr Warburton is the strongest casting, with a voice foreboding and deep enough to sound out Snicket's pessimism and undertones of conspiracy.
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They are unique both technologically and practically, providing the best sound out of any wireless headphone yet, but only in limited circumstances.
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One source said both investors were in touch with banks to sound out whether they would be willing to offer more money.
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In short, I like and recommend these earphones for anyone looking for decent sound out of a handsomely designed pair of buds.
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It sounds like she is right up on the mic and just, like, barely letting the sound out, and she sounds gorgeous.
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Instead it was an exercise in guitar tones, with the band wringing more sound out of their spare setup than seemed possible.
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But the sound out of the box is entirely too bright and precise, which is a criticism other reviewers have made as well.
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BHP's MacKenzie held around 100 meetings with shareholders, including Elliott, to sound out concerns before his official start as chairman, BHP has said.
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But the new mix brings up the richness of the orchestra, and it wouldn't sound out of place in a modern Disney movie.
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To project the sound out to the listener, violists have learned to lean and twist outward, or sharply whip their left arm sideways.
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Again, the easy way to get ahold of this problem is to sound out the sentence with the contraction split into two words.
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At the same time, suitors will sound out the scope for potential cost cutting, which will make for tricky negotiations between the two parties.
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The two planned to have another conversation on Saturday after they sound out their colleagues on both sides of the aisle about next steps.
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Beyond, Farm and I Bet on Sky were all excellent, stacking up perfectly next to their early work while still pushing their sound out.
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BHP Billiton has hired Rothschild & Co, while Vale has brought in Moelis & Co and JP Morgan to sound out creditors, Reuters reported on Monday.
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Their 2014 debut EP on Speaker Recordings, The Age of Techno, wouldn't sound out of place on a M_nus showcase or kicking around Berlin.
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Former BOJ board member Takahide Kiuchi said such comments could be an attempt to sound out the market's reaction to a future policy tweak.
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These guitars, made by Michael Kelly, are 30 percent lighter than standard solid-body guitars, but promise solid sound out of a slimmer package.
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The thing that Victoria (Cheong) does that's really unique is incorporating lyrics and phrasing in such a way that doesn't sound out of place.
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An essential for any good first date, the male dolphin might also provide music: a kind of trumpeting "toot!" sound out of his blowhole.
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Mr. Graham said he intended to sound out Mr. Kasich's supporters about whether the governor may be willing to join forces with Mr. Cruz.
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"Words, words, words," Hamlet laments: That is all Donald Trump can sound out, with only the barest ability to arrange them into coherent sentences.
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It will now be up to the president, Sergio Mattarella, to sound out the parties as to whether a new parliamentary majority can be formed.
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After extensive negotiations with Blackstone and CVC, Caprotti asked Citi to launch a strategic review to sound out interest from other buyout funds, they said.
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According to one of the people, Samarco is looking for a so-called solicitation agent to help contact and sound out bondholders on potential alternatives.
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Make no mistake, though—this band could be dropped headlong into the bleak, snow-covered mountains north of Bergen and not sound out of place.
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Ultimately, take away all the sex and swearing, and For All We Know is an album that wouldn't sound out of place in a church.
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If you find an ominous book written in a language you can sort of sound out (but don't really understand), don't read it out loud.
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It was touching to see Mr. Jacobs use all his weight and force to squeeze every ounce of sound out of the grand final chord.
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" Asked about the allegation that Franken drew "devil horns" on Tweeden's head shot, Portman said, "It doesn't sound out of line for him—but please.
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The crushing defeat for Prime Minister Theresa May's deal has forced her to sound out other parties for alternative proposals that they could agree to.
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This, the company told me, is thanks to a downward-firing tweeter and a custom-designed cone that projects the sound out in every direction.
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At the moment I drag and solo in a bitten landscape, torn vowels that sound out vowel or sadness like glitter sprinkled in a mind.
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If you happen to lose your remote, just push the button on the Roku player and your remote will sound out, alerting you of its location.
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The Flare and Flare+ blast a lot of sound out compared to their petite sizes and they can be paired to fill up a larger room.
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But his words on Iraq from nearly two decades ago sound out-of-step with the increasingly left-leaning party he would be seeking to lead.
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Mr. Martin has no problem weaving a contemporary Angeleno sound out of the common thread that already runs through 215s jazz-funk and 27s G-funk.
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Excusing himself, he swiveled around in his chair, head bent over a guitar, trying wrangle a better sound out of the Fender draped across his lap.
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My father taught me to read the Sunday funnies when I was 4 years old, and my mother taught me phonics to sound out difficult words.
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"Oculate Beings" gracefully ties together American fiddle music with a tambourine led drum part that shuffles along and wouldn't sound out of place on sitar music.
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People familiar with the sale said Bank of America Merrill Lynch had started to sound out investor appetite for the deal at a yield of 10.50%–11%.
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Bain had asked Rothschild to sound out options for FTE including a sale or initial public offering (IPO), which could take place as early as mid-2016.
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So all those elements — is the reporter available, is the story powerful for audio, is there a lot of sound out there that we can play with?
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Spanish media reports said the Catalan regional government had been in touch with senior church figures to sound out the possibility of them playing a mediating role.
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The technology doesn't drown sound out entirely, but it does a solid job, even with the staticky sound of wind hitting the microphone from a nearby desk fan.
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Some members have posted photos of Trump on social media during his visits, and the president's been known to sound out members on issues within the White House.
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That shakes out to an hourly wage of about $27, which is pretty solid for helping their kids sound out words and brush up on their multiplication tables.
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But if you buy both the Arctis Pro and the GameDAC, SteelSeries is promising the ability to get some very impressive sound out of PC and PS4 games.
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Juncker's Brexit negotiator, former French minister Michel Barnier, started work a week ago and will tour the 27 capitals to sound out the varying priorities of member states.
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The iPhone X (you sound out the "ten") is the fancy new iPhone with an edge-to-edge screen, no home button, and which unlocks via facial recognition.
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RUTLAND, Vt. — They hustled into the church on a biting winter evening, unburdened themselves of scarves and gloves, and settled into pews to sound out words in Arabic.
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Crucial decisions At Mar-a-Lago, Trump was keen as ever to sound out his friends' opinions of the impeachment predicament, according to people who spoke with him.
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If you bumped into one shortly after Brazil's elections last year, he was probably on his way to Brasília to sound out prospects for a crucial pension reform.
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Electric lights, rather than oil lamps, now provide the necessary atmosphere; music may sound out from amplified, electric instruments; and hide puppets share the stage with plastic ones.
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The AirPods Pro and Bose SoundSport Free are two of the only real competitors that vow to seal sound out without requiring an over-ear or on-ear design.
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A distorted organ that wouldn't sound out of place in psychedelic rock whirrs in the background throughout, making the song's sense of mirthful dread perk up in transfixed attention.
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The group, whose founder is billionaire Patrick Drahi, has hired Lazard to sound out potential bidders including U.S. funds KKR and Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners, the three sources said.
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Almost four years later and they've signed a record deal with Lucky Number, moved away from the seaside into London and pushed their sound out to a global audience.
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Exploring the potential of storing captured carbon emissions offshore, which may sound out of left field, but it's an idea European oil and gas companies are pursuing in Norway.
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Earlier this year Indian lender ICICI Bank – which had a lead role in Aster's syndicated loan – approached banks to sound out their appetite for a refinancing of that facility.
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That involved turning the tweeter downward and so that it fires into a specially crafted, wave-like cone that shoots the sound out farther than your average Sonos speaker.
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British Steel's Official Receiver and adviser EY has been busy reaching out to Asian and European steel companies to sound out their interest, but many have declined the invite.
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Bayer and Monsanto were in talks to sound out ways to combine their businesses as early as March, which culminated in Bayer's initial $122 per-share takeover proposal in May.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders' positions on fracking, free tuition and breaking up big banks wouldn't sound out of place in an Oscar winning-actor's acceptance speech.
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Confidential filings is a route that many startups take in the first instance to start to sound out investors and begin the process of listing without as much public scrutiny.
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The Milan-based company hired Citi last year to sound out interest from land-based rig businesses including Patterson-UTI, Pioneer Energy Services and Helmerich and Payne, the sources said.
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He struck out Jonathan Lucroy for the sound out but faced a 265-216 deficit when Chris Carter put the Brewers on the board with a base hit to right.
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Touched by the video of Avery patiently helping her dad sound out the words from her bed, Lambert's family and friends all shared it, and within days, it went viral.
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While Wolfsburg-based VW has started reaching out to potential buyers to sound out their interest, no decision has been taken on whether the brand will be sold, they added.
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Experimental, proggy, and melodic, with song titles like "Birth of Merlin" and "Satan's Seaside Walk," there's several tracks here that wouldn't sound out-of-place on an Aphex Twin release.
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Sunrise would meet its top 30 to 50 shareholders over the next three weeks to sound out whether it needed to change the financing plans for the deal, he added.
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Teachers generally do not lecture, but they do impart academic concepts, like how to sound out words, by inviting children to participate in one-on-one or small group lessons.
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The augmented hearing functions, activated via a simple tap, can be used to tune into the scene around you just as well as its noise-cancelling setting shuts sound out.
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Marx himself wrote of leisure time as a means of personal development, self-improvement and fulfillment, a sentiment that wouldn't necessarily sound out of place in a tech investor's Medium post.
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The only downside to their use in public is that they do leak some of their sound out, so you might be a bit of a nuisance in a quieter environment.
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An exit is clearly on the cards now: Bloomberg reported in September that Redmart is working with an investment bank to sound out potential buyers — we hear it has been busy.
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Coaxing good sound out of the latter is exponentially harder in comparison, when you go from robust surround sound hardware to single speakers that need clear audio while avoiding sounding tinny.
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"Over It" pulls its influence into a more current space; its heartbeat-charged percussion and Greenspan's bruised vocals wouldn't sound out of place on the slinkier end of Drake's OVO label.
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In one of Shit-Town's characteristically avant-garde production moves, Reed's narration picks this sound out of the background of a scene that he himself is in, to talk about time.
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They cost more than $1,200 to their earliest Kickstarter backers and have been crafted for the quite narrow purpose of sitting on your desktop and pumping sound out of your computer.
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Citrix, an enterprise technology company, is said to be working with Goldman Sachs to sound out potential buyers on a possible sale process, unnamed people familiar with the matter told Bloomberg.
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If Timberlake's song and its accompanying video are a brutal evisceration of Britney Spears after she broke Timberlake's heart, Smith's version wouldn't sound out of place in a Sun Records compilation.
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The weekly publication had also said Chancellor Angela Merkel met Axel Weber, the former Bundesbank head who is now chairman of Swiss bank UBS, to sound out his views on Deutsche.
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He wasn't the scene's only star — it also features rappers including Sheff G, Fivio Foreign and Smoove'L — but he was the one poised to carry the sound out to the world.
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Dungen's companion piece is a stunning odyssey of spaced-out rock instrumentals, kinetic bebop grooves and heavy guitar jams that would not sound out of place on a Pink Floyd album.
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The results are hilarious — for instance, Katchadourian trying to sound out, over and over, her last name in the exact pronunciation of her father and then her mother — but also complex.
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Photo by Kentaro Takahashi A Dead Forest Index is an experimental indie band from London by way of New Zealand, that makes the most resonant sound out of the most minimal instrumentation.
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CTG has tried to sound out bidders for EDPR including Italy's Enel, Spain's Iberdrola to reduce the risk of U.S. objections but talks stopped as the process kept dragging on, sources said.
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Athens and the European Union have reached a preliminary deal to sell three coal-fired units and a yet-to-be built one and are expected to sound out investors next month.
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I also noticed that max volume seemed somewhat limited compared to standard buds, which seems like a side effect of projecting sound out into the open, rather than directly into your ears.
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As Mike returns to his car in this isolated stretch of desert, he finds a stick lodged against his car horn, blaring the sound out like an alarm bell into the desert.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said he would sound out ally South Korea on efforts to address North Korea's nuclear and missile programs, including plans to deploy a U.S. missile defense system there.
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The mood breathes from ambient sound and spoken word to a handful of more straightforward pop anthems that wouldn't sound out of place at the tail end of an early Björk record.
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JBS has yet to hire an investment bank to sound out potential bidders, a person with direct knowledge of the company's strategy told Reuters, asking for anonymity to discuss the matter freely.
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They're positioned as a punk band—which they undoubtedly are—but at the same time their songs wouldn't sound out of place in a television advert for a Union Jack-themed Mastercard.
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LOS ANGELES, April 2700 (Reuters) - Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders' positions on fracking, free tuition and breaking up big banks wouldn't sound out of place in an Oscar winning-actor's acceptance speech.
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" —> ADORNS, the missing letters; and "grammagrams," where you need to sound out letters to make words or vice versa, the most fiendish example here being 23D: "Seaside, by the sound of it.
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The guidance will help ISDA sound out members again to see if consensus can be reached on how outstanding Libor contracts could use an alternative interest rate after a "non-representiveness" determination.
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LONDON, Oct 7 (Reuters) - The European Union will sound out banks for a second time before implementing the final phase of global capital standards aimed at averting taxpayer bailouts in a crisis.
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These would help Downing Street sound out which Brexit approaches could theoretically command a majority, without legally committing May to a specific course of action or exposing her to an embarrassing Commons defeat.
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The moderators should be skilled professionals, who would be trying to sound out the candidates about significant issues to voters rather than the superficial issues that have gained the attention of the media.
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"Brick" is essentially a hardcore song that wouldn't sound out of place on a B L A C K I E record, Giannascoli grunting indecipherably over an industrial beat, sharp feedback jutting in.
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The track itself marries thwacking drum samples and pounding bass with the sort of plucked guitar line that wouldn't sound out of place in whichever film Jamie Dornan broods his way through next.
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The extra equipment will do nothing to improve wireless audio performance, but it will certainly enhance LG's credentials with audiophiles seeking the best possible sound out of the headphone jack on their phone.
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As the world's oldest surviving piano, it is a singular object, yet one that the museum was able to restore and invite virtuosos to sound out some of the first known piano compositions.
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My own granddaughter, who is now 17 months old and can sound out quite a few words, is beginning to turn Bubbe — which is supposed to rhyme with "hubby" — into something very different.
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Johnson's on a whistlestop tour to sound out largely unreceptive EU leaders on the possibility of striking a new divorce deal before the U.K. exits the bloc, "do or die," by October 31.
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Weakened by a surge in support for the far right, Germany's Merkel will have to sound out partners to build a coalition government after securing a fourth term as chancellor in Sunday's election.
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It might seem really antiquated, but listening to music on a classic Hi-Fi tube amplifier is one of the best ways to get a clean and natural sound out of your stereo system.
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The game I played was also enhanced by the new stereo speaker system, which pumps sound out of the bottom edge of the phone and from the opening next to the font-facing camera.
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With the producer Jon Brion, the duo wiped away a layer of haze on its follow-up, the 2012 LP "The Only Place," and spread its sound out further on "California Nights" in 2015.
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Bayer and Monsanto were in talks to sound out ways to combine their businesses as early as March, which culminated in Bayer coming out with an initial $122 per-share takeover proposal in May.
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Treasury announced that Mnuchin convened a call with the nation's six largest banks — Bank of America, Citi, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo — to sound out the possibility of a panic.
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You can also sound out colleagues (without announcing that you're passing your days killing time with online courses, which some might not appreciate) about what they're working on and what help they could use.
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Sonos has a new addition to its ecosystem for connecting in your existing stereo and AV equipment, and for adding sound out and AirPlay 2 capabilities to existing speaker setups connected via an amplifier.
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There are a handful of straightforward positivity anthems that wouldn't sound out of place on FM radio: "Focus on staying higher / Now power up your lighter," she sings on "Survivor," a cloudless dancehall track.
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Conversely, there's three moments in the film where we take all of the sound out, and I think those are probably the most shocking and in many ways the most intimate moments in the movie.
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Then again, the Audezes leak sound out to a degree that makes them unusable in public spaces, whereas the Shures are practically silent to anyone nearby even when I'm running them at a high volume.
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Over the next month, Schultz, in the grand tradition of politicians on both sides of the aisle, will use his book tour to take him across the country so he can sound out the idea.
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Prospective sellers, including First Abu Dhabi Bank , have been in talks with a select group of potential buyers over the past two weeks to sound out their appetite for Qatari bank loans, the sources said.
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Ahead of the listing, Onex will also sound out potential buyers for the firm it bought in 2015 from New Zealand billionaire Graeme Hart in a deal valued at 3.75 billion euros, the person added.
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The track itself starts out with a few seconds of delicate mumbling from Win Butler before giving way to the sort of big, bright disco that wouldn't sound out of place on an ABBA record.
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Prime Minister Edouard Philippe promised on Thursday to take the time to carefully sound out unions and take account of broader public opinion after having faced criticism in the past for turning a deaf ear.
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CNN's Kevin Liptak, Kaitlan Collins and Pamela Brown report: At Mar-a-Lago, Trump was keen as ever to sound out his friends' opinions of the impeachment predicament, according to people who spoke with him.
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While that may sound out of left field, Vocativ reports that, in major cities, personal listings are rife with creative ads from submissive white men volunteering to take a spanking in the name of stress-relief.
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To help out with the trickier issue of locating missing headphones that have been separated from their case, Apple is able to blast sound out of each earbud (so long as it has some remaining power).
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Although May will be keen to focus on domestic policy rather than Brexit, the conference will allow her to sound out support for whatever agreement she is hoping to reach with the EU. EUROPEAN COUNCIL - Oct.
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Although May will be keen to focus on domestic policy rather than Brexit, the conference will allow her to sound out support for whatever agreement she is hoping to reach with the EU. EUROPEAN COUNCIL - Oct.
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A Kurdish delegation is visiting Baghdad to sound out proposals from Iraqi leaders that might convince the Kurds to postpone the vote, according to Mala Bakhtiar, executive secretary of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) Politburo.
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"As a freight railroad, it may sound out of line, but I actually urge Congress to fund passenger commuter rail funding for positive train control," Rose said during a Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation subcommittee hearing.
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Today they've shared a new single "Stämma #2," which finds the pair applying gothic horror ambiance to claustrophobic techno, constructing the track around a two-chord progression that wouldn't sound out of place in black metal.
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Prosper, a pioneer in consumer lending, has held talks to sound out potential buyersProsper Marketplace, a pioneer of the peer-to-peer lending industry, has been exploring a sale, according to people familiar with the process.
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Her government may have preferred to informally sound out Europeans on arrangements that would let Britain stay in the common European market while ending free entry for other Europeans, the main demand of the "Leave" voters.
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Philanthropy is great, but the repeated mentioning of astounding sums makes him sound out of touch, and like the kind of person who should be taxed much, much more, not in charge of federal tax policy.
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Not only does he sound out of place, but he's also been accused of making homophobic comments — which makes him feel like an especially egregious choice for an album that proudly features queer lyrics and storylines.
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One source familiar with the matter said MSI was quick to pounce on the deal and get into advanced discussions with Fairfax after the Canadian group began to sound out parties keen to buy First Capital.
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Their renditions of these festive tunes wouldn't sound out of place piping from an antique radio; in lieu of that option, you can see them performed live on Friday at this palatial theater in Flatbush, Brooklyn.
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To minimize unwanted resonance resulting from reflections within the housing, the exterior of the iSines is semi-open — meaning they don't insulate you from exterior noise very well and they leak some of their own sound out.
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Blipcast, the product, is a little box that connects to your TV or computer's audio output and uses your Wi-Fi network to beam sound out to compatible devices (iOS and Android apps are in the works).
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The Times * Tata Steel has appointed Standard Chartered PLC to help it to sound out possible buyers for its loss-making British division after formally kicking off a sales process for Port Talbot and other steelmaking sites.
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I never know where the damn H is supposed to go in "The Afghan Whigs" and always have to sound out "Desaparecidos" phonetically, but when it came to "diarrhea" I always just knew exactly where everything went.
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"I was able to interpret the difference between the sharp, quick sound and the slow, deep sound of percussion and manipulate it, get a third sound out of things," he told the journalist Dan Warburton in 73.
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Hi-Fi tube amplifier It might seem really antiquated, but listening to music on a classic Hi-Fi tube amplifier is one of the best ways to get a clean and natural sound out of your stereo system.
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It comes in a handful of colors, of course: Don't expect big sound out of the new Google Home Mini — the diminutive size means this is more focused on being a voice assistant than being a killer speaker.
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One piece, toward the end of the film, starts with the sort of ascendant strings that wouldn't sound out of place on a Sigur Ros record, only to abut in a screeching freefall as absolute pandemonium unfolds onscreen.
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One of Barroso's most well-known pieces, "Aquarela do Brasil" introduced a lush, romantic sensibility to the style, welling up with the sort of full-bodied orchestration that wouldn't sound out of place in a George Gershwin standard.
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The latter merges the stargate lift of trance with the dark propulsion of modern club music, combining synths that wouldn't sound out of place during an uplifting Ferry Corsten set at Electric Daisy Carnival with pounding, staccato percussion.
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With other Qatari banks, it has met foreign fixed income investors during non-deal roadshows – meetings without firm offers of securities – to sound out the appetite of the market for potential bond issues, sources told Reuters last week.
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Greece will hold a market test to sound out investors interested in buying coal-fired plants and mines owned by Public Power by November, aiming to wrap up the sale by June 2018, the ministry said in a statement.
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Two years after he began, he started mailing some of the objects to musician Guillermo Galindo, who would sculpt them into instruments that sound out his original compositions, giving voice to the human artifacts whose owners' fates remain mysteries.
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Christophe Cretot, head of debt origination and advisory, Asia-Pacific at Credit Agricole CIB, was involved in the deal and said the BOC's SOFR tranche was "defensively sized" to allow underwriters to sound out interest in the new securities.
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Pairing the kind of hi-def, scintillating house chords that wouldn't sound out of place on a Butterz release with a fizzing bass backbone, Slater sets the stage for TT to jump in and purposefully yet playfully take control.
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And at the far north of the borough, in Inwood Park, where the Lenape camped seasonally, green herons, red-tailed hawks, and wood ducks sound out a natural symphony that still survives in green corners of the contemporary city.
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Tracky beats share space with gasping live horns, while techno-based songs like "Running" and "Finder" sit comfortably next to more melody-focused cuts like "Eating Hooks" and "The Fool" that wouldn't sound out of place on American pop radio.
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L have hired banks to sound out creditors on a potential renegotiation of $3.8 billion in debt, after a deadly dam spill led to the shutdown of a key mine, a source with direct knowledge of the plan said on Monday.
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The joint paper, seen by Reuters, was sent to European Union capitals on Friday, said two people familiar with the matter, to sound out support for such sanctions as they would need the support of all 28 EU member governments.
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While not quite qualifying as an EDM move, Purpose overflows with drops, squawks, whooshes and the like that wouldn't sound out of place on an electrohouse album (or whatever electronica subgenre you prefer), albeit a prettier one than the norm.
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For the typical college student, the cost of an EMBA may sound out of reach, but Desiderio stresses the average student in an executive MBA program is 38 and has 14 years of work experience and nine years of management experience.
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She's backed by a makeshift supergroup on each track — Linda Ronstadt similarly put her bands together in the '70s —and under her supervision they groove through melodies that arguably wouldn't sound out of place 40 years ago or 40 years in the future.
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Just before a climactic chase scene, composer Andrzej Korzynski lets loose the kind of gentle drum machine rhythm and neon-tinged electro synth lines that wouldn't sound out of place banging out of clubs in the few years following the film's 1981 release.
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You ask it how to spell words you can't sound out and to tell you basic facts about the world — questions you might have asked your parents or your babysitter or your big brother in times past: Why is the sky blue?
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Britain is not expected to begin its formal divorce from the EU by invoking Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty this year, leaving a gap of six months or more during which London might seek to sound out its options with Brussels.
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" Lawfare blog asks a key question: "Was this really a one-off meeting that didn't go anywhere, or was it an effort to sound out the people around the candidate to determine their willingness to accept Russian help before taking further steps?
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What struck me about him immediately was his voice: the moody, sullen murmurs that wouldn't sound out of place on a King Krule record, but were instead layered upon walls of dark, distorted noise, trip-hoppy electronics and slow, rolling drum beats.
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The business weekly, citing sources in the regional government of North Rhine-Westphalia, also said Chancellor Angela Merkel had met Axel Weber, the former Bundesbank head who is now chairman of Swiss bank UBS, to sound out his views on Deutsche Bank.
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"Primal Eyes" alone manages to fit nu-metal riffs and an operatic piano lead into its non-stop barrage of breakbeats and wraithlike vocals, coming out with something that wouldn't sound out of place on an album by warehouse rave overlord Machine Girl.
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The most persuasive performance on Wednesday was of Zosha Di Castri's whirlwind "Phonotopographie" — a piece that opened with fast riffs in the winds and eventually carried Alarm Will Sound out the doors of the hall, after a short parade through the aisles.
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Because when all of those ugly voices sing together, their bitterness blends and transforms into something decent people can find beautiful, even in its brutality — a chorus woven together to sound out the same 45 words -- the same 5 freedoms ... the same First Amendment.
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The Anglo-South African group, which has been present in Italy since 1997, has asked financial advisory group Rothschild to sound out potential bidders for its Milan-based subsidiary which could be valued at up to 300 million euros ($13 million), the sources said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - If a deal on Britain's departure from the European Union fails to get through the British parliament, the EU and Britain would need to sound out other options such as extending the Brexit deadline beyond March 29, Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz said.
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The parade float leaving Francisco Matarazzo Avenue, in the neighborhood of Barra Funda, São Paulo, was equipped with DJ decks to sound out the four-year anniversary celebration of Mamba Negra, with sets by notable local acts Jerônimo Sodré, Jo a o, and MJP.
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FOR GROUPS, RENT A VILLA It may sound out of reach, but if you're going on a country or beachside vacation and traveling in a group of six or more, renting a luxury villa is far cheaper than booking several rooms at an upscale hotel.
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ROME, Jan 9 (Reuters) - The Italian Economy Ministry has held meetings this week with government bond specialists to sound out market appetite for a new BTP bond at 15 or 30 years to be placed via syndicate within the next few weeks, market sources said.
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Historically, these calculations have been far from scientific: bankers typically sound out institutional investors to get a sense of their appetite for the bond, compare the would-be issuer's financial profile to those of similar borrowers, and settle on a final number largely by feel and intuition.
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Gulf banks have rushed to raise money in recent months in a flurry of activity attributed to a liquidity squeeze caused by lower oil prices, although recent volatility in the bond market has hampered debt issuance despite banks meeting with investors to sound out possible transactions.
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Now that Mr. Trump has formally abandoned the Trans-Pacific Partnership multilateral trade deal — on which Mr. Abe expended considerable domestic political capital — Mr. Abe will be looking to sound out Mr. Trump on the possibility of negotiating a future bilateral trade deal between the two countries.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea will sound out the North over a possible joint bid for the 2032 Summer Olympics and is also keen to advance the idea of a Northeast Asia bid to host the 2030 World Cup, Seoul's Sports minister Do Jong-hwan said on Wednesday.
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The scandal has placed Mr. Kelly's job in jeopardy, leading Mr. Trump to complain privately about him and sound out confidants about potential replacements, including Gary D. Cohn, the director of his National Economic Council, and Representative Kevin McCarthy, Republican of California and the majority leader.
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Having persuaded many in European capitals the threat of a so-called no deal exit is real, he is this week making his first attempts to sound out what sort of a deal could be on offer and whether it is something he can sell to lawmakers at home.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The start of a new round of peace talks on the Syrian war has been pushed back by two days so that U.N. mediator Staffan de Mistura can travel to Damascus and Tehran to sound out their position on a political transition, the envoy said on Thursday.
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They hadn't torn up their blueprint in that time away—they still built monumental walls of sound out of a standard set-up, still fell back on out-of-body drone moments, still reduced their songs to a whisper pretty quickly—but it was a worthwhile step forwards.
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While Le Maire's visit - his first to Berlin since the German election - is about strengthening contacts with likely members of the new government, officials indicated that it would also be an opportunity to sound out Berlin on the Eurogroup presidency, a powerful position that will be elected next month.
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The album's second half begins with "Japan," a slow-moving hymn featuring singing from Sanders and a guitar line from Sonny Sharrock that wouldn't sound out of place on Grizzly Bear's Yellow House—its bare, spindly tones feel more familiar now than they did when they were released release.
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Former UFC star Brendan Schaub has slammed Floyd Mayweather's decision to sound out UFC lightweight Kevin Lee as a training partner to help with his potential super-fight with Conor McGregor Though Lee and McGregor are both mixed martial artists who campaign as lightweights, their base fighting styles are markedly different.
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It's got five channels of sound out of the box coming from 21 drivers, each powered by its own amp, which means this thing can put out a lot of power, but for five channels of sound pointed at my head I hoped for a lot more sense of space.
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"What we can say today is that there is a significant potential for greater efficiency and that of course we will sound out in the coming days what can be done politically," Elisabeth Koestinger, chairwoman of Kurz's party and part of his negotiating team, told a news conference after Monday's talks.
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Speaking in the House of Commons in February 1948, Bevan positioned single-payer healthcare as an issue of middle class survival, in language whose substance, if not its style, would not sound out of place in a 2020 Democratic primary debate: "Consider that social class which is called the "middle class.
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Banca Popolare di Milano's union shareholders have contacted Andrea Bonomi, head of private equity fund Investindustrial and a former top investor in the bank to sound out whether he would be available for the post of supervisory board chairman if the planned merger with Banco Popolare falls through, according to several newspapers.
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Speaking to Reuters during a two-day visit to Brussels to sound out EU diplomats and lawmakers on Britain's upcoming talks on post-Brexit relations with the bloc, Fiona Hyslop, the devolved Scottish government external affairs minister, said talk of a new referendum or of a parliamentary U-turn on Brexit was "wishful thinking".
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But that debate moved on to a feckless ambiguity, under which legions of teachers are still instructed that it is wrong to teach children to read by showing how to sound out words, despite that decade after decade, science has firmly shown that it works best, especially for kids from homes with few books.
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The biggest surprise may be the title track: Though its thundering grooves nod to the duo's self-aware Kyuss-worship, rather than bask in a Sky Valley-style haze, it pairs them with fire-breathing gang-vocals that wouldn't sound out of place from a house band in a long-forgotten outlaw biker flick.
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The committee, which has hired Phillips Oppenheim, a recruitment firm, to help conduct the search, plans to hold more meetings in the coming weeks to sound out more of the company and staff, board members and donors — the first phase of a process that is not expected to include interviewing candidates until fall at earliest.
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Two days after First Minister Nicola Sturgeon pledged to try and find a way to keep Scots in the European Union after the far more numerous English opted to leave in last week's referendum, one of her ministers flew to Luxembourg to sound out sentiment at an EU council meeting and said he liked what he was told.
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The project (in which he's joined by British/Polish musician John Porter on guitar and backing vocals) channels the likes of Wovenhand and Leonard Cohen to summon forth brooding, bluesy folk with a spaghetti Western flourish and an inherent darkness that wouldn't sound out of place slotted between King Dude and Danzig on a record shelf.
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On "Hold You," featuring Angel Deradoorian (who also gives a show-stopping performance on Batmanglij's 2009 collaboration with Wes Miles of Ra Ra Riot), Rostam dips his voice in a molasses thick vocoder before backing Deradoorian's hauntingly beautiful vocals with a choir and a beat that wouldn't sound out of place on a James Blake record.
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"Matteo Salvini and the League have opted for irrelevance," Di Maio said following talks with the speaker of the lower house of parliament, who has been asked by the head of state to sound out the possibility of deal between 5-Star and PD. Increasingly annoyed by the prolonged impasse, President Sergio Mattarella has given the lower house leader Roberto Fico until Thursday to report back with his findings.
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Another firm, PostUp, said just 25 to 30 percent of people globally view the emails, including just 15 to 20 percent of people in the US. That probably doesn't sound out of line with the overall open rate for unsolicited emails—MailChimp estimates about 20 percent of all marketing emails get opened—but in this instance, the lack of interaction is particularly harmful to email marketers because of one of the many new requirements found in the EU's new rules.
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On "Gods in the Details," he nails a particularly 1993-esque blend of tough talk and moralism: It hit me once we caught the robbery in the building lobbyFought the good inside me, product of a foul societyCut ties with some guys for spiritual sobrietyI keep it peace, but always keep a piece beside me THE VERY LAST DAY Parker Millsap scrapes up his guitar strings like they've done him wrong — hits them hard and draws a big, broad, melancholy sound out of them.
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Key headlines Prosper, a pioneer of the peer-to-peer lending industry, has held talks to sound out potential buyersSoftBank-backed insurance startup Lemonade postponed IPO plans after hiring banks and plotting an offering for this yearHedge-fund firm Two Sigma just started selling a risk-analysis tool, and it shows how secretive quants are now looking to make money sharing their techStanley Druckenmiller dumped more than 2 million Uber shares, but other tech names like Netflix and Amazon are getting plenty of love from billionaire money managersI've also rounded up below some excellent weekend reads that take you inside an ongoing legal department restructuring at Walmart, Bank of America's banner year in mortgage lending, and more.
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