He thrills to violence — at least from a distance.
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I was expecting more thrills — and got more sap.
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This sedan is a bottomless pit of power and thrills.
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Underground centers itself on action thrills rather than dramatic heft.
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The notion of a collector as an artist thrills Mahalski.
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ET. SATURDAY • The Kentucky Derby offers 2 minutes of thrills.
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Mountaineering still offers the same thrills it always has done.
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Sweet Venus connects with Uranus, bringing you plenty of thrills.
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I had more thrills reading when I was a kid.
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Expect the director's familiar mix of dark comedy and thrills.
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For maximum thrills, dare to ride the following new rails.
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But the game offers much more than purely pugilistic thrills.
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It's part of the thrills and spills of the show.
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Tearing things down thrills them; building things up bores them.
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Such danger draws competitors who come to experience rare thrills.
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That was one of the great thrills of my life.
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Grapetooth is light on fuss and big on easy thrills.
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Starbucks, of course, is not the only brand out for thrills.
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That is a prospect that thrills some Mexicans and terrifies others.
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Canada is a country that thrills to see itself mentioned abroad.
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Then again, "Luke Cage" is as much about atmosphere as thrills.
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It's not dangerous if it's done just for thrills or laughs.
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Check out the full Cheap Thrills program on the Barbican's website.
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The same thrills of nostalgia remain, despite the somewhat superficial updates.
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There are thrills, but they come at a high emotional cost.
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Theme-park thrills, of course, are over in a few minutes.
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The moon connects with Uranus, bringing thrills to your social life.
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Thrills pop up as the moon connects with wild card Uranus.
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Inside Oceana, the drinks were fizzy and the thrills came cheap.
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But Fever most thrills in its combination of control and glee.
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Those sybaritic thrills were a balm on a deep, historic wound.
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As an act of provocation, All My Heroes Are Cornballs thrills.
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"Dabangg 3" is earnest, and it earnestly wants to deliver thrills.
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Along the way, Jay discovers the most blood-pumping automotive thrills.
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The old Sander thrills at his mother's smile, at her approval.
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Thrills are in the atmosphere and you're in the mood to experiment.
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For the right person, it will give countless thrills and endless smiles.
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The first 10-odd hours in Anthem are defined by those thrills.
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Club — $10+ per month See Details Thrills and chills at your doorstep.
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Some of these big-scope adventures do deliver the requisite cinematic thrills.
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For thrills, I drove it on Indy Motor Speedway in monsoon rains.
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They're her excuse for revenge, and revenge thrills her to the bone.
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The film moves effortlessly, with plenty of tense thrills and surprise reveals.
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You're craving change, and some thrills are sure to come your way.
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Like us, she thrills in his ability to pull off a con.
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This film is at once sumptuous with thrills and surplus to requirements.
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On July 8, Venus connects with Uranus in Taurus, bringing unexpected thrills.
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Sex outside turns tired, routine sex acts into ultra-charged erotic thrills.
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It was a show that promised big thrills and even bigger rewards.
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It still thrills and feels new, proving perhaps that beauty — and celluloid?
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There, rum became a refined drink, and its signature cocktail still thrills.
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The characters are empty vessels, the stories mere collections of vacant thrills.
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The survival expert Bear Grylls is relentless in his pursuit of thrills.
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The public sought new thrills," but "the surprise, the drama, were gone.
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He told us stories about the thrills and the comforts of India.
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Readers describe the thrills and challenges of wintertime in the Far North.
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A pin drop silence, to receive my uneven heartbeats and my thrills.
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It claims to be a combination of Costco (cheap) and Disneyland (thrills).
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Venus and Jupiter clash today, stirring up thrills in your love live—enjoy!
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It gets its thrills through boldness, both visually and in its story choices.
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The design of the Xelentos thrills me with its simplicity and tactile appeal.
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A modern home without bills means a debt-free life with more thrills.
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It thrills and builds tension, with staccato music evincing threat before tragedy strikes.
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The original game's loot grind delivered lottery-like thrills at a regular pace.
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The actress performed Sia's "Cheap Thrills" and her gymnast companions did not disappoint.
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This is late-night music, inhabiting a mellowness so exquisite it also thrills.
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Unleashing those technologies, says Ms Schmidt, is one of the thrills of philanthropy.
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It&aposs now a tool of vengeance employed by mobs for cheap thrills.
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It is a generous mode of design that demands contemplation instead of thrills.
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Neither were any of the delicious, uninhibited thrills that came with its enjoyment.
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The font was dreamt up for their debut album Apathy and Cheap Thrills.
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People whose brains produce a lot of dopamine tend to seek out thrills.
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It really thrills us that it's finally in the hands of our fans.
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It was playing the same games all along, fake thrills and bright lights.
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It was an uninspiring finish to a match that was brimming with thrills.
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The actress Penny Lynn White recounted the dangerous thrills of old Elizabeth Street.
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Faig Ahmed's melting rug, too, toyed with unexpected thrills, physicalizing solid becoming liquid.
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Opera house outings provide the full musical thrills at the expense of immediacy.
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But for pure thrills, the Mets still were the second team in town.
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Characters are disemboweled, heroines vomit bugs — the film thrills with gore and grotesquerie.
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Last year, Emily Benzie and her mother made up the Jeep Thrills team.
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His writing is an amusement park ride, all safe thrills and no risks.
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The film zigzags between tones, zanily bouncing between comedy and horror-esque thrills.
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Thank you for the thrills we got, As you played your last game.
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It helps members eke out a living and get some perilous criminal thrills.
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There will be lots of thrills and spills on the way to Milwaukee.
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Still, Bogutskaya thinks there are other vicarious thrills to be found in the genre.
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That this assessment thrills Democratic primary voters should perhaps not come as a surprise.
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It's all a sign of environmental apocalypse, I know, but it thrills me nonetheless.
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The Handmaid's Tale delivers on the thrills, while Alias Grace is a slow burn.
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Like Bruce, Mr Winton was raised by loving parents but driven to seeking thrills.
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And while it is bloody and exhilarating, it offers more than easy genre thrills.
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Many are counting on tourism as the growing Chinese middle class seeks new thrills.
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But is it the thrills and the shocks that we keep going back to?
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In "Hereditary," there's a sense of terror that's beyond traditional horror thrills and scares.
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"Transformers" was widely criticized for too many cheap thrills that sacrificed a strong narrative.
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The gap between was time spent replaying past thrills and imagining those to come.
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Not coincidentally, cheap thrills are often shared experiences with people we like or love.
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As a boy in Georgia, he would find thrills in the most mundane tasks.
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"Stranger Things" was a kick thanks to its (exhaustively documented) references and Goonie thrills.
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Her message to her friends, however, might not be one that thrills most Democrats.
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Mr. Liman, who also directed "The Bourne Identity," brings strutting humor to the thrills.
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Nonetheless, the visceral thrills of such a beastly, beautiful automobile could not be overestimated.
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But luckily, Ben Dolnick's ambitions go beyond run-of-the-mill thrills and chills.
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Ponies may be small, but they deliver big thrills in the show-jumping ring.
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It's powerful, controllable and, during our week with it, gave endless thrills (and donuts).
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He delivers on the thrills, even if the story leaves something to be desired.
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That's something far too many genre shows can forget in their pursuit of thrills.
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Jag's are supposed to provide thrills with dignity — a well-dressed, grown-up package.
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Drama is on the horizon (eclipses are always crazy), and today also brings some thrills.
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Ultron ultimately let audiences down because it forgot to let them have their popcorn thrills.
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The M1's lack of speed off the line has implications beyond personal thrills, too.
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The illuminated title frames, laden with symbols and cast in a ruby light, promise thrills.
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I expected the Continental GT to be over-engineered and capable of high-speed thrills.
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Just like the Mummy movies, the ride is a wacky mix of horrors and thrills.
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Does it matter that Will's sleazy friend is here for thrills, no matter the cost?
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Her style thrills and the gimmick works wonders in the intimate confines of NXT arenas.
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There are several jokes about how Will / Thrills' [PANCAKES] won't fit in some girl's mouth.
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There's no question that Deepwater Horizon delivers thrills, but you may feel awfully empty afterward.
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Sean Paul, "Cheap Thrills" For the person who can't believe her parents are now texting …
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The Staircase provides thrills, if that's what you're yearning for in your comfy murder pants.
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The openness of the process thrills scientists, who say it fosters collaboration and speeds research.
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I'm fine with drone racing providing screen-viewable thrills on predesigned racecourses in dedicated stadiums.
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Bong's English-language debut thrills as it's equal parts science-fiction, action, and social commentary.
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Amazing travel opportunities, festive celebrations, and thrills in your love life are in full swing!
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Venus squares off with Jupiter retrograde on Monday, bringing big thrills in your love life.
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More drama arrives when Venus clashes with Uranus on August 24—you're seeking thrills, Taurus!
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Older fascinatingly blends thunder-lizard thrills with lesser-known but important aspects of American history.
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When we are leveled off cruising and just above the clouds, it still thrills me.
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And when it comes to thrills, they have often struggled to shake off their listlessness.
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My aim is to give students the intellectual thrills that come from reading terrific literature.
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She thrills to Diane's radical landscaping plans — and the possibility of a fling with her.
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Crowds and chaotic thrills at the thunderous, lawless, medieval-style horse race in Siena, Italy.
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They are buses for commuters, trucks for suppliers and relatively cheap maritime thrills for travelers.
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The movie premieres on October 11, and is part of Netflix's Chills and Thrills series.
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And an American mega-mall attempts to beat the rise of e-commerce with thrills.
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Come back Monday as we gear up for another week of nonstop thrills on the Hill.
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Spills and thrills and lots of jostling for position lead to some tense on-ice moments.
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Fear promises to be full of thrills, chills, spills, and maybe even violations of the Constitution!
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The normal fate of old rides is demolition and replacement by new ones offering fresh thrills.
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As a result, it falls back on the cheap and ultimately unsatisfying thrills of CGI gore.
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Last year, Sia told Rolling Stone "Cheap Thrills" was "totally" written for fellow pop mononym Rihanna.
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So it's not that strange that these guys would try to get their thrills this way.
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With Netflix Live, you can experience life's biggest thrills, right from the comfort of your couch.
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There are collectibles scattered throughout the world, but the real thrills lie in the various challenges.
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Since 1986, I've had tons of thrills in the fashion industry and have elevated many careers.
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It's a fun day to experiment, as playful Venus connecting with electric Uranus brings unexpected thrills.
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There are plenty of before-they-were-famous thrills, standard issue for a rock-star memoir.
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What thrills me is the sound of nearly 600 people turning over their very first puzzle.
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Overall, the Old Los Angeles Zoo is a really unique experience for anyone seeking outdoor thrills.
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It really thrills me that the work is able to incorporate this new way of living.
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Sports ____ Crowds and chaotic thrills at the thunderous, lawless, medieval-style horse race in Siena, Italy.
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These beautiful and beleaguered animals certainly shouldn't be shot for cheap thrills or a bearskin rug.
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I find permission to be themselves and to be creative in them that just thrills me.
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You will not always know what's real in "Legion," but the thrills are 100 percent genuine.
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As the film goes on, though, the jokes become more jagged, and the thrills more troubling.
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"Widows" is a heist movie in a somber mood, a thriller not entirely comfortable with thrills.
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I wished Medearis had embraced this aspect more, or at least the seedier thrills of noir.
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It's the sight of the fish gasping to escape their pastry tomb that startles and thrills.
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But for horror fans, or Jackson acolytes, "Hill House" is good for some spine-chilling thrills.
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The eruption on White Island has set off an intense debate on exploiting nature for thrills.
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It reduces the randomness of real-life bloodshed to the slick thrills of a popcorn movie.
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The thrills and daily purpose of digital combat will be tough to replicate in the civilian world.
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With a flick of a match, he sets a destructive fire and then thrills to the reactions.
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In the hands of another filmmaker, The Babadook could have been cheap thrills-filled one-note story.
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In the hands of another filmmaker, The Babadook could have been cheap thrills-filled one-note story.
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Hollywood's hottest new couple just joined the slew of stars stepping out for last-minute Halloween thrills.
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Venus and Uranus meet, bringing thrills to your love life and exciting shifts in your creative projects.
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It's a double-crossing good time filled with thrills and shake-ups in a predominantly boy's club.
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Many Maoris claim to join as much for whanau, or family, as for money, power or thrills.
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This time the collaboration is for "Cheap Thrills," the latest track from Sia's album This is Acting.
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It's our best-engineered delivery system of conventional sports thrills, heftily portioned for America's hungry-jack tastes.
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This is the dirty secret, the thing that jars, thrills, and nauseates: the evil foreigner always works.
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Big air snowboarding makes its Olympic debut in Pyeongchang, bringing tricks, thrills and danger to the slopes.
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Bad Blood is the same: its direct, to the point, and relatively sparing in any deep thrills.
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Otherwise, Mr. Barton's not-quite-bachelor lifestyle is big on work and low on thrills, he said.
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Sure, "Cheap Thrills" features requisite crazy faces from Ziegler, but the choreography is also bouncy and exuberant.
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" For real though, is Fapple really t hat much worse than "Epic Thrills Start with a Chug?
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"Ramen Heads" has all the thrills of a corporate training video, with about as much humor, too.
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Being Vox's editor-in-chief has been one of the great honors and thrills of my life.
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The music thrills more than it intrigues; it prefers to make blunt declarations, not thoroughly persuasive arguments.
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Where most conventional games are about predation and its thrills, hers are about the evils of predation.
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Fittingly, it shares its name with a style of fiction known for its gut-churning corporeal thrills.
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George Cline, who was overseeing the performances, said it was the sort of thing that thrills audiences.
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It's no thrills décor and simple menu speak to a more simpler and authentic New York City.
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The movie is both heady (there are real thrills in the stories of exploration) and sobering (Mr.
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Here, we are marauders roaming a land filled with thrills — all of them ours for the taking.
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Their monumentality thrills but also chides the art world for its embrace of spectacle and the overblown.
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But that's the deal with Kepler: If you want the thrills, you've got to expect the chills.
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Ruiz's documentaries have the reportage to go with the storytelling; he's not terribly interested in cheap thrills.
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"A lot of them like thrills and the rush and like sex and like the power," says Keough.
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It's not sophisticated or fascinating quite yet, at least beyond the cheap and easy thrills it can provide.
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It's forced me to live my life in safer, less adventurous ways and deny myself tons of thrills.
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Nakamura likes to mug to the crowd with the exaggerated showmanship of someone who thrills to live performance.
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Ocasio-Cortez thrills her supporters with charisma, including on Twitter where she brushes off haters with modern finesse.
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Watching witnesses visibly unravel as you poke holes in their story is one of the game's great thrills.
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While the i8 is easy to love, there are other vehicles available that offer more thrills and functionality.
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Whether they're personally grappling with these issues or seeking vicarious thrills, teens gravitate toward subject matter that's relatable.
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Nothing thrills me, at age 30, like using just the right size container in my brown bag lunch.
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These films originally promised drive-in and grindhouse audiences lurid thrills, and the creators knew they'd better deliver.
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You take control of a small family in a modest house and enjoy the thrills of ordinary life.
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You want horror, sci-fi, comedy, thrills, spills, chills, and romance (sort of), all in one fell swoop?
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Made to be aggressive and stiff, the Disruption aims to deliver thrills for skiers of all skill levels.
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The body thrills at the plunging carnival ride and releases all kinds of chemicals during a horror film.
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But you can enjoy the thrills and occasional spills of life on the ice track beyond the Olympics.
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Poorer families had flocked to the Gulshan-e-Iqbal park for the affordable thrills of its fairground rides.
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" She goes on to write in an email that "as much as it scares me, it thrills me.
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The Get Down, on the other hand, turns legend into reality, justifying the protagonist's hopes, dreams, and thrills.
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Families come up to me now with very young children who watch the show, and it thrills me.
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His agencies are cutting back on rules and regulations at a pace that thrills most members of Congress.
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Watch the video below, and you can catch Sia on American Idol March 24 performing Cheap Thrills live.
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He raps with a slurry intricacy that's inscrutable to old-fashioned hip-hop purists, but holds consistent thrills.
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You're valuing the intuitive connections you share with people, and are seeking comfort—not thrills—at this time.
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His actions ground the novel's thrills and one-liners in the psychological realities of misogyny and domestic violence.
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There will be lots of roller coaster ride thrills and chills Tuesday night with 1,85033 delegates at stake.
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The president loves to feel insulted and indignant, because his skin is thin and it thrills his base.
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Boats seemingly clear the rock walls by inches, thrills that are amplified by spinning 360 degrees (159 dollars).
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The query does a tidy job of summing up what this show does: mix procedural and supernatural thrills.
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Luckily, because thrills on the cancer unit were my immediate concern, messages piled up in Darkbird9's inbox.
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How these three plots intersect and finally collide is one of the great thrills of reading Jewell's book.
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Its horrors feel pornographic, and even its thrills feel like imitations of better games in the series' past.
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Many readers, myself included, seem addicted to them, and to the vicarious thrills of intoxication, degradation and redemption.
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But the announcement of the latest winner capped a season that did not provide the usual escapist thrills.
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But it was Koepka on the other end, with words that every coach or educator thrills to hear.
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Many of these gamblers will likely regret they sought these thrills 10 or 20 years down the road.
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Critics accuse him of having an authoritarian streak, but he thrills supporters with his forthright, bare-knuckles style.
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The new version, perhaps inevitably, tries to up that ante, seeking bigger thrills -- literally, in one key respect.
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While Saturn's influence found you eager to settle down, Uranus and Jupiter's influence will leave you chasing thrills.
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Blouse-y, colorful, and ubiquitous, these Aloha shirts are cheap little thrills that the fashion set's been indulging in.
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Steep is all about letting you experience the thrills of winter extreme sports without actually risking life and limb.
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It was a rainy day: it always rains in Manchester, the kitchen sink city of pills, thrills and bellyaches.
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Volanthen told the Sunday Times in 2013 that cave diving is not the pursuit of those who crave thrills.
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The occupation here is an emotionally wrought piece of history, and the revolution draws fictional thrills from factual pain.
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To celebrate their efforts is also one of the great thrills of this movie because they're working overtime now.
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Spooky thrills ensue — there's a hypnotist, a funeral, some violin strings, and a whole lot of creepy tea-stirring.
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Usually when a franchise hits its eighth installment, the thrills have withered and the star power begins to fade.
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But I think episode 9, "Drink the Kool-Aid" delivered the thrills and plot twists that fans were craving.
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With rose-colored glasses on, it's all thrills and giggles, and dreaming about who your lab partner might be.
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In taxonomising the responses music elicits, Mr Gasser identifies the peak high as "frisson", characterised by "thrills and chills".
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Horror buffs are sure to get their kicks, thrills and screams from this Halloween, directed by David Gordon Green.
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Of course, for all the chills and thrills they bring, these creepy stories aren't without a tinge of sadness.
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We've seen games like this before, but the VR element promises to add plenty of thrills to the experience.
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The "Cheap Thrills" cover was first put on their Facebook page Veena Thambaps and already has over 8,000 shares.
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Tamara Anderson: We came up with Cheap Thrills to run alongside an exhibition at the Barbican about vulgar fashion.
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It's the musical juxtaposition that thrills, as Hendricks and the electric riffage press similar buttons in the mind's ear.
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It's trying to serve both functions, and fills the park doing it, but the thrills can sometimes feel rootless.
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While Mr. Trump thrills his audiences with big promises — without saying much about how he would fulfill them — Mrs.
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The imperfect search for new knowledge, even in a relatively unimportant endeavor like baseball, is one of life's thrills.
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He thrills young people, appeals to independents and attracts blue-collar workers who might otherwise be tempted by Trump.
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Ayer certainly doesn't scrimp on action, but much of it is shot so murkily as to undermine the thrills.
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It's a fascinating move for the average user to experience the thrills and spills of the recent crypto bust.
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Then one day, they decided to abandon all that for the cheaper, transient thrills of victory, medals, and television.
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But it's a distraction, a fun enough one though it is, from the main game's simpler, more elegant thrills.
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Venus connects with Uranus in Taurus and Mercury retrograde meets Mars in Leo on July 8, bringing big thrills!
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I decided to try to understand my friends who are on the lookout for thrills this time of year.
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His death resounded in the community of people who seek urban altitudes for thrills, for curiosity, or for profit.
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Especially in this season of celebrated miracles, it somehow thrills me to be stirring at 2 or 3 a.m.
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Kiddie pools offer entertainment for the very young, and some invigoratingly fast water slides offer thrills for all ages.
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One of the thrills for Mr. Cave is that, in its long run, "The Let Go" can be transformed.
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The kind of public executions that provided voyeuristic thrills in medieval times remained popular in Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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The 2020 Nissan Maxima Platinum is optimized for family comfort with a more than a soupçon of driving thrills.
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The new Corvette is a lovely example of engineering, a vehicle capable of intense thrills and torque-induced smiles.
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Go for thrills with "The Blackcoat's Daughter," directed by Osgood Perkins, with his father's "Psycho" portrayal in its DNA.
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One of the principal thrills of The Lives of Lucian Freud: The Restless Years, 1922-1968 is that we
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Robert Mueller's testimony may have lacked thrills, but it marked a turning point in the case against the president.
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The same might be said of the movie, which superficially probes his amorality while exploiting it for slick thrills.
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It thrills rank-and-file Trump voters who listen intently for the signals that cue their chanting and cheers.
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But while the pretend LA can't deliver such thrills, the real-life Dubai certainly does—check the video above.
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Dorothy's only vague pleasures are the vicarious thrills of her libertine friend Estelle and Estelle's soap opera love affairs.
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Compare it with something like Breaking Bad, another series that knew how to blend important themes with pulpy thrills.
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The energy is fantastically flirtatious as Venus connects with Uranus on March 27, bringing lots of thrills your way.
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It just has to be mimetic—to skilfully imitate its source in a way that engages and thrills its fans.
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The Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling are back for another round of chills, thrills and really big hair on Netflix's GLOW.
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Honestly: good riddance to Bloodline, a Dexter spiritual successor that stars many of my favorite actors and regularly thrills me.
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And this movie looked like it was going to deliver the thrills to the teen in all of our hearts!
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I certainly look forward to the end of road deaths, but I do wonder where we'll find our thrills instead.
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Nothing thrills fans more than a super couple and Swift is that with Harris, whose real name is Adam Wiles.
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Eventually, it seems as though it's on the cusp of reaching sentience, a prospect that terrifies Iridian and thrills Adda.
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There's no shortage of great horror games out there, running the gamut from subtle psychological thrills to straightforward zombie shooting.
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The Purge is just one of manyshows – with previously laid groundwork – that viewers can count on to deliver the thrills.
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In Cheap Thrills, this female stripper is not being celebrated, she's not treated like royalty, she's not even a person.
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It's a frequently funny film that comes packed with the thrills of real combat, with real consequences for the characters.
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One of the greatest thrills of her time at M.I.T. was the chance to have sit-down sessions with Henry.
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Even though the sky was not necessarily the limit for rides here, the thrills still looked out of this world.
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These were just the standard, no-thrills reports from the Press Association, but it was still pleasing to see nonetheless.
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For this, we should pay attention to real clowns, not the creepy people of the world looking for cheap thrills.
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You're taking risks and seeking thrills as the sun squares Uranus on July 29—things are shifting in your relationships.
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Most important, both are self-reflexive movies beloved by cinephiles for their fascination with voyeurism, fetishism and other illicit thrills.
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In this docu-series, the New Zealand filmmaker David Farrier follows tourists seeking strange and macabre thrills around the world.
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Shane has previously told us interacting with Justin on social media was one of the great thrills of his life!!!
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The thrills and excitement leading up to Halloween can lead us to forget about the social anxieties of the night.
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Sublime Frequencies wanted to represent the scenes it was witnessing as a series of ephemeral thrills, not as museum pieces.
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The New Jersey amusement park operated from 1978 to 1996, despite dangerous thrills that would bruise, scar and claim teeth.
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Whether the movie conjures the excitement or thrills associated with the model of a modern major blockbuster is another matter.
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One of the greatest thrills in travel is to know the satisfaction of arrival, and to find oneself among friends.
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One of his thrills was on game day at Madison Square Garden — he'd play on the court with Garden employees.
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Her election thrills me because she will professionalise the party, which is what so many of us have been asking for.
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At a time when so many movies settle for visceral thrills, that alone makes "Arrival" feel like a rather bold adventure.
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Exchanging that for easy thrills and sleight-of-hand tricks feels like a quick, boring victory after a long, worthy buildup.
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Triple Five entered in 2011, promising a fresh start and a new design that would include more entertainment and more thrills.
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Venus's connection with Uranus is exciting in that you will get the space you need and the thrills you crave—cute!
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His latest book, Presence, is an exploration of VR and virtual experiences and promises thrills, excitement, and plenty of virtual weirdery.
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A Chinese resort is turning abandoned vehicles into Hello Kitty and Mickey Mouse hotels, which either thrills you or terrifies you.
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"Conan Doyle wanted his protagonist to rise above the cheap thrills of the penny dreadful," wrote Ralph Jones in his article.
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While experiencing the thrills of virtual reality, this mom got a bit overwhelmed and reached for her dog to comfort her.
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Scorpio season begins on October 23, and the sun opposes Uranus—boredom is your enemy and you're looking for thrills, Cancer.
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It treats hip-hop as a guidepost and also a subject matter, while never losing sight of the genre's baseline thrills.
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The game captures the essence of "Star Wars": It rewards exploration, looks and sounds polished, and offers great thrills and story.
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Unexpected thrills pop up in your love life and in your creative endeavors as the sun meets with Uranus on Monday.
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For Logic, who is experiencing the thrills of fame along with its downsides, it is a step toward more complicated art.
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On "666" he thrills at being irresponsible — fast sex, fast cars, fast drugs, the usual — even as he assesses the damages.
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New in 2016, the race is known for thrills against a backdrop of the historic old town and long seaside promenade.
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It was a good time to discuss the challenges and take stock of the thrills that have come with the assignment.
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And the setting is a wondrous gift: a forever-transforming secret government facility that serves up new thrills around every corner.
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When you're approaching 60, a history of consequential emotions — thrills, hope, love, disappointment, grief, loneliness, contentment — are part of the deal.
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Disney has never been known for white-knuckle roller coasters, but this park offers a few thrills, both real and virtual.
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Fairy tales and horror films often share the same purpose: to provide thrills, scares, and fantasies for people living comfortable lives.
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Fans of the genre know that its particular thrills rely on an audience's willingness to let its collective mind go rogue.
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Do I have obligations beyond entertaining readers, giving them their money's worth (thrills, thought-provoking ideas, graceful prose or anything else)?
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Apparently not everyone thrills to the harmless voyeurism of peering into other people's back pages, as Baker of Bookmarc pointed out.
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In the meantime, this show at the multilevel Brooklyn event space Elsewhere is a good choice for anyone seeking wintry thrills.
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But the Xbox hacking scene had turned sordid over time, its ethical norms corroded by the allure of money, thrills, and status.
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While that yields some what's-behind-that-door thrills, there's scarcely enough of them to flesh out the movie's modest 88 minutes.
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Microsoft and 343 Industries announced Halo's first ever arcade game on Thursday, a collaboration with arcade specialists Raw Thrills and Play Mechanix.
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They found that the impulse to chase thrills and look for immediate gratification peaks around age 222 and declines into the 218s.
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In the end, however, although I like the Soul's now famous shape and size, and I found some thrills throwing it around.
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Castle Rock Season 2 is a true celebration of spooky season, regularly delivering thrills and chills on par with any Halloween classic.
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"I think one of the thrills is that Ariana wanted to play that role as written," producer Neil Meron said at TCA.
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But he does want validation and bigger thrills, and Homecoming is about the steps he takes to get beyond that childish urge.
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It's a sexy dark comedy with thrills and intrigue, but honestly, I shouldn't have to sell you past just listing the cast.
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Focal made a choice to prioritize detail and precision in its sound over the more facile thrills of extra servings of bass.
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The new one — which Hello Games built with help from video game "sharpshotter" Dead End Thrills — sports a number of significant upgrades.
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Gingrich has the kind of "electric" personality that Trump clearly prefers and generally thrills conservative audiences with his frequent appearances on television.
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In Werewolves Within, Ubisoft's Red Storm Entertainment seems to have cracked the code for delivering the thrills of Mafia in virtual reality.
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Beats headphones are widely derided for overemphasizing the bass in any recording and giving people what are commonly described as cheap thrills.
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In one photo, she is seen talking to musician Ben Carrigan of The Thrills and former Arsenal Football Club player Niall Quinn.
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The Avengers delivered similar thrills in bringing a superhero team of household names together on the big screen for the first time.
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It's a madcap origin story that somehow repeats the same ABBA hits (plus some deep cuts) and delivers on even more thrills.
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Her performance was praised by many outlets, including The New Yorker, which described her acting as "raw but understated" and eliciting "thrills."
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When we published our special Summer Thrills issue last month, we asked you to name your favorite thrillers on our Facebook page.
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That, after all, is the pull of the amusement park: small thrills ordered and anticipated, and then conquered, fear confronted and overcome.
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A long rally overflows with both the subtle pleasures of God-body reflex and the more visceral thrills of speed and power.
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Neither The Phantom Menace nor Valerian are so lacking in inspiration and intermittent thrills that they could really be all-time bad.
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I did an experiment when I was still in school that became a song on [the first Bowl of Fire album] Thrills.
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Like its finest antecedents, it wrings tears from its romance and thrills from a steadfast belief in old-fashioned, big-feeling cinema.
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Though he thrills audiences and has drawn widespread praise for his dazzling technique, Mr. Lang has not always been loved by critics.
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It expanded me but it also scared me and not with cheap thrills, but because it asked such compelling questions about evil.
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Aside from producing lots of interesting data as well as thrills, it also sent many images of the comet back to Earth.
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Does speculation provide the same anticipatory thrills as a wrapped gift or the ascent of that first hill on a roller coaster?
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Those driven by the thrills of Instagram "likes" and free accommodation will, by and large, find themselves insufficiently motivated for the trek.
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One of the thrills of "Killing Eve," which returns for Season 2 on Sunday, is that it is not simply a thriller.
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"Villains" zigzags between tones, zanily bouncing between comedy and horror-esque thrills, but it fails to deliver any satisfaction through either genre.
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In addition to all the thrills, Elite season 2 is also debuting a new character: Valerio, played by Chilean actor Jorge López.
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Ayres, the Republican pollster, says Trump's unbending response to impeachment underlines the pugnacious take-no-prisoners posture that thrills his core supporters.
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It doesn't shy away from intensity, yet delivers the action and thrills you'd expect to find in this galaxy far, far away.
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If there is a clear path, the riders are going at full speed, because that is where the fun and thrills are.
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These are popular, compelling true crime stories, and Truth Be Told is out to recreate the thrills of the genre through fiction.
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Like the B-boy he once aspired to be, he thrills to the sound of his own voice flowing through the microphone.
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She lives in the shadow of Disney World, in a stretch of central Florida dominated by cheap thrills and off-brand amusements.
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BE delivering their unique thrills in their most easily digestible package yet (a svelte 43 minutes) is a great and wonderful thing.
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You gave us some much-needed laughter from Chewbacca Mom and two joyful weeks of Olympic thrills, including the US "Final Five" gymnasts.
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Dear Angelica, on the other hand, is comprised of a series of moments designed to trigger different emotional reactions: thrills, triumph, wonder, sadness.
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It was the wildest ride at the amusement park, with lots of thrills and occasional terrors and a rush of adrenaline every day.
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That may feel like fan fiction at times, because it's delivering on many of the fantasies and thrills the show has always promised.
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The real thrills happen when there are products on the way that are out of your reach — because they won't be for long.
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If Opening Night was any indication, the rivalry between the St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs will provide plenty of thrills in 2017.
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From '70s mock-croc and snakeskin to practical, could-be-in-the-Highlands hiking boots, the AW18 catwalks threw up plenty of thrills.
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Each Peep has its own feelings about the level of thrills desired and range of money he or she is willing to spend.
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On the plus side, this nine-part "event series" is a relatively modest commitment, and the frantic pace provides a few visceral thrills.
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But the creators and producers emphasizing original storytelling means that the rest of the show should promise to deliver unexpected and entertaining thrills.
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Both of these men are ostensibly marked by their past lives in other professions — a mark that gives their art its patent thrills.
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The "Cheap Thrills" singer also opted for a more realistic airport look than most celebrities, sporting sweatpants and sneakers for the trip. E!
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Deep down, these guys know they can get away with what they do, and that's what thrills them; it's what gets them off.
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But appearing on the show gave her some temporary thrills and the valuable experience to realize that she is a natural born singer.
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But the greatest thrills come from the unknown quantities, the heaps of first-time directors with nothing to lose and everything to prove.
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I figured this episode would lean more on painful revelations rather than clever twists and visceral thrills the moment I saw the title.
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Other thrills come in the form of the show's extensive use of death, sex, and betrayal as major narrative element on the show.
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Some elements feel pretty cartoonish — look out for the cardboard cut-out multinational thugs — which sit at odds with the creepy, suspenseful thrills.
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In apropos marketing, the German automaker unveiled the concept vehicle yesterday in Los Angeles, land of blockbuster cinematic fantasy — and it delivers thrills.
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The game's provided thrills, anger, and elation in equal measures, and it's the first multiplayer game I've stuck with in a long time.
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It's an incredible feeling making a car dance through those streets, one of the purest thrills you can have in a racing car.
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While that hardly qualifies as a breakthrough, for those seeking a few mindless thrills, unlike the bandits, you've come to the right place.
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In its eighth episode, Euphoria undoubtedly rose to that challenge — foregoing cheap thrills for what will, we hope, be a long-term payoff.
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From a Thrill Walk in Switzerland to eating Dinner in the Sky, these are nine thrills for people who aren't afraid of heights.
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And both seek a way out, though nothing could be less virtual, or more beggared of thrills, than the path that Charley chooses.
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Koryta isn't entirely successful in his attempt to merge these two plots into a cohesive whole, but each one has its distinct thrills.
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The good news for his colleagues (and audiences) is that Hildy is clearly hooked for life on the tawdry thrills of the chase.
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Nowhere were such elements of artifice and picturesque thrills more on display than at the Court of Versailles, to which Sontag had alluded.
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But the real thrills come less from the story and more from the chemistry that Kirke generates with the rest of the cast.
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Dead Island goes some way to gluing together the best of the humor split between both of these pillars of zombie-slaying thrills.
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It has been, in many respects, a sotto voce men's tennis season, with the women's game generating the lion's share of the thrills.
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"Big Little Lies" continues to offer the sharp, dark-comedic observations that made the first season one of the great thrills of 2017.
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But for those adrenaline junkies who don't like to wait until October to get their gore, you'll have to find your thrills elsewhere.
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There are technological thrills as well, including a virtual reality area and a large screen showing a T. rex wandering in its habitat.
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All in, that means Morgan Stanley may not provide as many thrills as Goldman, but it ought to avoid many of the spills.
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North America's Grand Slam kicks off, serving up two weeks of tennis thrills at Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York.
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The Toronto singer Abel Tesfaye, who performs as the Weeknd, moved from brooding R&B to slick pop thrills nearly two years ago.
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The passage Wright choreographed from the museum's low, compressed entrance into the soaring main rotunda is still one of the city's great thrills.
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Glistening Thrills captures hanging mobiles made out of reflective and holographic bags from a gift shop as they twirl their way to ecstasy.
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The various personalities at play turn Hell's Kitchen into a giant melting pot of white-knuckle action, exhilarating thrills and dimly lit streets.
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That Mr. Lerrick, 60, may now be in a position to put some of their long-cherished ideas into practice thrills his mentor.
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But the season played its fantasy straight — the kids brushing up against a reality scarier than Dungeons and Dragons — while delivering popcorn thrills.
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The tactic makes sense: Horror is a movie genre with a large and devoted fan base willing to pay for thrills and nostalgia.
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Tonight the pair will follow in Pettigrew's footsteps, and recreate a live mummy unrolling—with all the "drama, thrills and smells" of such occasions.
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These days, the available options are packed full of adult-friendly thrills — from outrageous meme-making cards games to maniacal twists on old classics.
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If horror movie jump-scares just aren't satisfying your need for thrills and chills, then maybe a spine-tingling novel is what you need.
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Levin explained that starting with 123/11, perpetrators of hate crime shifted from young bullies looking for twisted thrills to older people acting alone.
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Japanese people wage over ¥20trn ($180bn) a year on this pinball derivative, fleeing the tedium of office and home life for its noisy thrills.
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So take a deep breath (or two or three) because this roller coaster of a campaign season has plenty of thrills yet to come.
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Swift knows there's only one way to cope with the trials of fame and heighten the heady thrills of a new romance — booze, naturally!
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With one of King's weakest novels as source material, Cell was never going to be great, but it could have tried for dumb thrills.
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I think all of the films have struggled to balance the thrills and chills with the social commentary it relies on to impact viewers.
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It doesn't all work, but it's a long time since a huge franchise movie has delivered the thrills and feels in such surprising ways.
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With messianic fervour, he conjures up marginalised voices and the horrors of mass incarceration, against a backbeat of sporting thrills and that apocalyptic crescendo.
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Yet Tanning saw herself as both part of the Surrealism movement and separate from it, and her art revels and thrills in her contradictions.
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VR supporters hope "Ready Player One," filled with special effects and backed by an upbeat 1980s rock soundtrack, thrills audiences and piques their curiosity.
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For Potter fans who are used to expecting a little more depth with their thrills, Fantastic Beasts could have used a bit more magic.
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I love thrills, don't get me wrong, but it's hard to come away from Planescape and not want more of what it does well.
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Headed up by Nai Harvest's Ben Thompson, Fruit Bomb have a knack for coaxing thrills out of the simplistic, finding magic in the mundane.
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They come for some thrills and scares and "sweetly affirmative" bromides, and then return home with some pictures, just like at any tourist trap.
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But there is no question that Mr. Miller — like his boss — likes the kind of divisive rhetoric that outrages progressives and thrills the base.
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Though the rest of season 4 can only be, and is, a protracted comedown from the premiere's insane heights, the episodes still offer thrills.
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For this climax of old-fashioned operatic thrills, they weren't even standing on the machine — as if they existed outside Mr. Lepage's production entirely.
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Readers who like their books packed with thrills will find plenty of action (horses, gunplay and disguises, for starters), to get their blood pumping.
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Somewhere between a Black Mirror episode and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Netflix's Maniac combines psychological thrills with a stunning tale of connection.
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" • Breakingviews: "All in, that means Morgan Stanley may not provide as many thrills as Goldman, but it ought to avoid many of the spills.
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The 52 Places Traveler Riding Silver Dollar City's newest — and craziest — coaster, and other thrills from the wholesome Las Vegas with a Nashville twang.
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But the hazards of the genre are worth it, because for all the imaginative thrills of a tall tale, nothing beats a true story.
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This "Rheingold" is, in a way, the apotheosis of his approach to music: straightforward, deliberate, alert, unfussy, without cheap thrills, perhaps plain, even unstylish.
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At times, their styles line up perfectly with fashion's jagged EKG pattern, and even when they don't, their adjacencies offer their own pure thrills.
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At the very least, Foy's insertion into the franchise works, in a vehicle that delivers enough of the requisite thrills to be eminently watchable.
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But Giles's vivid portrayals of Montana, the scary thrills of caving, and the rundown hot-spring resort where Zoe's mom works are a delight.
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Tyler is restless and craves thrills, and the Narrator is seeking peace from his insomnia and an escape from the tedium of office life.
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It was as if my entire upbringing had bred in me a delight in destruction's aftermath, as well as in destruction's problem-solving thrills.
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Photographed on 16mm, Something Between Us and Glistening Thrills move her style from the second dimension to the third, incorporating more light and motion.
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Greengrass is as dexterous as ever, yet the result, though abounding in thrills, seems oddly stifled by self-consciousness and, dare one say, superfluous.
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When a horror movie like last year's "Get Out" makes it in, it's because those thrills are wrapped around a social message that resonates.
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Despite the repeated dubbing of the shark as a "monster," it feels most like an adventure movie, and lacks any notable thrills or chills.
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The skies are turbulent and the wind speckled with rain as we wander the pathways seeking out yet more mushrooms and their hidden thrills.
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A woman got more thrills than she bargained for at Six Flags Over Georgia when she unexpectedly gave birth to her baby at the park.
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Remember, if this was the Obama administration, I guarantee you, Chris Matthews would be having a lot of thrills running up and down his leg.
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Through coordinated blowing similar to whistling, Arugha thrills audiences with renditions of popular Afrobeats songs from Nigerian performers such as Teni Entertainer and Burna Boy.
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When Olivia Munn took to the stage to perform "Cheap Thrills" by Sia, the actress decided to bring out gymnasts Aly Raisman and Simone Biles.
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This play may not have the thrills of some of Ms Kirkwood's other work, but the slower pace allows her questions to linger and haunt.
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Let's set the stage: It's 1976 and Cannes is abuzz with news of a talented American actress who thrills audiences in a gritty urban drama.
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Second, in "The Climb," that space is familiar enough to interact with naturally, but designed to be different enough from ordinary spaces that it thrills.
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I suspect that in a different writers room, their conflict would stay at that depth to give us those thrills of confrontation (and sparkling writing).
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But the 1940s-set The Little Stranger is slight by design: Despite its gothic trappings, this is a ghost story with the subtlest of thrills.
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Some firms have the opposite problem and need to show that, as well as being steady cash cows, they have new thrills up their sleeve.
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It's also not the cheapest of thrills, setting one back A$165 (US$125) for a single person, or A$250 (US$190) for two.
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As of late, an adorable and sometimes shocking and hilarious trend has given people the giggles and vicarious thrills of becoming a new pet parent.
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Although this is hardly the biggest-budgeted hour of TV, Andras and her crew do pepper Wynonna Earp liberally with both Western and horror thrills.
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Aaron Judge has given the Yankee Stadium faithful plenty of thrills by launching 28 of his American League-leading 44 homers at home this season.
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"Our plan is to have 'round the clock security until we all feel safe: guns, gates, fences — but none of that thrills me," she says.
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It's stuffed with plenty of old-fashioned rippers, songs like "Kafe Mania!" and single "Plastic Thrills" built around incendiary riffs and oozing glam-punk swagger.
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"It's an incredible feeling making a car dance through those streets, one of the purest thrills you can have in a racing car," Hamilton said.
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From what we can tell, it would be a lot like the Haunted Mansion, but delivering childhood thrills instead of bump-in-the-night chills.
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Yes, it has thrills, comedy, a dash of romance, and their signature sharp dialogue ... but there's also brain-munching alien bugs attack Washington's most notable.
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The lengthy "Ad nos," however, is all but symphonic, with dizzyingly virtuosic passages that provide blurry-handed thrills and placid interludes that Mr. Levit relished.
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For an already anachronistic sporting event that thrives on its fleeting thrills, this was an unbearably suspenseful, full-on bizarre way to declare a winner.
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Following the massive success of his February single "Cheap Thrills" with Australian singer Sia, Sean Paul is currently hard at work on his new album.
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But the play does have a delicious villain in its Morris, played by David Wohl as a tyrannical perfectionist who thrills at his own gravitas.
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"Adventure Time" exists in a kind of liminal zone between the poptimistic thrills of "The Powerpuff Girls" and the phantasmagoria of late-night Adult Swim.
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The process—collecting data, building models to explain how the world works, and then dethroning them with new models—is full of spills and thrills.
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As you prepare for summer fun, check out some of our favorite pieces inspired by the relaxation and thrills we find when we are swimming.
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This red, yellow and blue behemoth of a ride lives up to its name and uses a round six-person raft to generate its thrills.
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Since "Lord of the Flies" no longer thrills you, pick up Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness," another book with a grim view of human nature.
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"Fun" is established as an organizing principle of life, and international wars and an event known as the "bloodbath Olympics" are planned, purely for thrills.
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There are some creepier, more elegant thrills to be found, too, particularly in the second half when the film moves to a dark gothic mansion.
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Film Club In this short film, Stan Dibben, a winner of the World Sidecar Championship in 1953, recounts the thrills and perils of his profession.
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This enjoyably chilling suspense tale by Gytha Lodge conveys both the thrills and the dangers of being a teenager on the brink of adult independence.
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While many tags are done by people passing through or immigrants who live here, locals are discovering the joys and thrills of tagging as well.
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As much as his movies lend themselves to political and social analysis, they are also delightfully in touch with the cheapest, bloodiest thrills of childhood.
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People weren't petty or bitchy; they were out for basically whatever thrills they could get before they were bombed or packed off to the battlefield.
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Like The Nice Guys, it was a buddy cop thriller that relied on the kick of grisly violence and lurid sexuality to sell its thrills.
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But it forces us to sit with the discomfort of it all by subverting the thrills we've come to expect from binge-able true-crime stories.
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Gerrard Gerrard is great fun; but if you're looking for headier thrills, wait until you meet the little girls who found that body on the beach.
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Graveyard Shift is another King thriller without any thrills, and it tries to compensate with a big reveal that its flimsy creature effects can't quite nail.
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However his version of controlling the games is the reverse of the devil-may-care thrills that Alex Ferguson oversaw for Manchester for over two decades.
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Plenty of Western firms are still keen on exotic thrills far beyond their borders—in May, Walmart bid $16bn for Flipkart, an Indian e-commerce company.
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Dead End Thrills posted a bunch of shots already, but the rest of the No Man's Sky-loving internet is starting to catch on as well.
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In the tradition of Marvel icons like Spider-Man and the X-Men, Runaways uses the superhero genre to explore the trials and thrills of adolescence.
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Herein lies the genius of The Shallows — unofficial alternate title The Blake Lively Shark Movie — from cheap-thrills clown prince Jaume Collet-Serra (Orphan, Non-Stop).
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The visuals and action sequences are the best part of the movie, capturing the thrills and mystery that made the rebooted Tomb Raider games so appealing.
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Click here to view original GIFAs far as amusement park rides go, bumper cars rank somewhere between Ferris Wheels and benches when it comes to thrills.
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Of course, having an affinity for thrills and adventures are prerequisites, but your follower count on Twitter and Instagram could weigh on the job application, too.
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First though, Jamal's struggling with a pill addiction, while getting cheap thrills from an ex he almost overdosed, but it's nothing a cold shower couldn't handle.
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There once was a time when beating a Dark Souls boss with a regular controller was impressive enough, but now players are seeking ever-greater thrills.
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The show, called Boys, will focus on the thrills and insane pressures of being young and getting "catapulted into fame at a dizzying speed," Variety reports.
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Of course, there are those who enjoy the risks and thrills of a high-mountain, two-week camp-and-drive trip along the U.S. Continental Divide.
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A child who begins using drugs out of a sense of hopelessness — like me, for instance — has a quite different goal than one who seeks thrills.
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They've called themselves the Sky High Idiots, and they've been busy riding on the backs and roofs of trains in Melbourne, Australia, just for the thrills.
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All signs point to a boring, issue-oriented exchange on the Democratic side while the four guys in suits bring thrills, chills and lots of insults.
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Sanders is expected to run again in 2020, and to run with the support of a grassroots movement that thrills to his break with capitalist convention.
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She even performed her new single "Cheap Thrills" with three bouncy-ball dancers and a giant wig-topping bow to offset her lack of a face.
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At the center of a tight-knit circle, one dancer coiled his body around the slow, driving rhythms of Sia's "Cheap Thrills," cheered on by friends.
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There was a director out of Texas, Dale Berry, who made four films, I believe [including "Hot Thrills and Warm Chills"] — I own all of them.
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The more books are translated into English, the more opportunities readers have to experience the atmospheric thrills that come from native authors writing close to home.
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I love the way he loves stories, the raw emotions he brings to them, the way he thrills to, or is terrified by, a powerful narrative.
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And while aggrievance is her best mode, as heard on "Karma," she's also convincing on the gospelesque "Mama's Hand," about the raw thrills of new motherhood.
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National park adventures: Best parks to get your thrills America's national parks offer plenty of activities to get exercise and enjoy the great outdoors this summer.
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But her jokes, her enthusiasm, her insta-best-friend candor, it all suggests she's enjoying those curves and twists and free-fall thrills along the way.
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The adventure capital is a gateway to countless thrills, but after all the hiking and bungee jumping, the town offers a few adventures of its own.
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The year had had its thrills, but Rich also felt perennially on guard, unnerved by the sense that there would always be more bruises to come.
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"The Great Pretender" reads like a detective story, with Cahalan revealing tantalizing clues at opportune moments so we can experience the thrills of discovery alongside her.
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Which is a lot to ask of a book and more to ask of a play, as textual criticism tends to offer limited catharsis and thrills.
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Today, catering to wealthy visitors from around the world who want to enjoy the thrills of German-style speeding is a big business for tour companies.
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Why it's a good alternative: " Green Room" offers all the thrills of "Captain America: Civil War," albeit in a much more gut-wrenching and violent way.
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To this list of thrills we might also add the final scene: an oceanside showdown featuring waves that are reminiscent of Gustave Courbet's depictions of the sea.
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That's if you like your experience of the medium to be a series of bright thrills, images that are startling enough to jab you in the eye.
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For others, this new chance leaves room for romances that wouldn't have been possible in the old social ecosystem (which often provide some of Society's best thrills).
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Then it escalates, until he's performing his expert driving moves in a syncopated sequence merging music and thrills in a fashion that had me whooping with appreciation.
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In a decent dunk on Facebook Live, Netflix is now showing a sneak peak of "Netflix Live" — a live stream of "life's biggest thrills," featuring Will Arnett.
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But it's not as well-made as "Argo," while struggling with the same challenges — mixing serious and comedic tones, and balancing real-world politics with blockbuster thrills.
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The rest of the preview features the kind of high-octane thrills fans have come to expect from the series, which enters its 23rd season this year.
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It's fun to imagine, but whether you're window-shopping or ready to buy, KBB is your guide to the frills and thrills of the latest automotive innovations.
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"I've always loved our small town and it just thrills me that the Mercantile is giving people a chance to see what it's all about," she says.
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Knock Down the House's most moving moments come at the end, as the results come in for New York, and Ocasio-Cortez thrills in her unexpected victory.
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His book was an enormous influence on me in college and meeting and getting to talk with him was one of the great thrills of my life.
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One of the biggest thrills for baseball players is getting their own cards and lawmakers participating in tonight's congressional baseball game are getting in on the fun.
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But this is "Empire," a show that can't keep it too light for too long without sacrificing thrills or thematic relevance; this episode came stocked with both.
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But in the last few years I've been happy to sacrifice the thrills of seeing the world for enjoying a more regular schedule (and uninterrupted circadian rhythms).
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With entry via the Eagle Bahn gondola, its thrills include a canopy tour with seven zip lines that crisscross one of its famous ski bowls, Game Creek.
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If you, too, yearn for readerly excitement during these dog days of summer, check out these nine books, our very favorites from this year's Summer Thrills issue.
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One of the great thrills of visiting India is realizing how much is still made by hand and on the spot, from jewelry to rugs to furniture.
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Yet as blockbuster movies appear increasingly preoccupied with visceral thrills, it's perhaps inevitable that touch and smell will join sight and sound as part of the experience.
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These two songs, each with three rappers (from different cities), are not quite crowded enough to be a true posse cut, but the thrills remain the same.
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" Ford—in a very metafictional speech that could echo critical opinions of HBO's own slate of original programming—explains that great art is more than "cheap thrills.
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The energy is especially social and you're seeking thrills, but be mindful about running into people from your past—Mercury retrograde often means running into an ex!
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But to the extent kung fu usually provides thrills, and musicals usually tell stories through song, the new genre is a misnomer if not an outright lie.
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He charms Martin Scorsese and thrills his co-stars, so isn't it time you recognized that Mr. Cannavale isn't "the guy you went to high school with"?
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Overall, the self-released record is particularly attuned to the hauntingly ephemeral use of negative space, but it still has its fair share of club-ready thrills.
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" It doesn't hurt that Lopez has already picked up a fun nickname as a Buck — "Splash Mountain" — which understandably thrills him as a self-professed "Disney geek.
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This show is never high-concept nonstop thrills, but what makes it work is the flair and charm of the writing and the character insights it produces.
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The callous palms of the laborer are conversant with finer tissues of self-respect and heroism, whose touch thrills the heart, than the languid fingers of idleness.
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Writing in The New York Times, Jeannette Catsoulis said that the movie's endless cycle of violence can become deadening, but its elaborate thrills give it its edge.
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The thought of Sanders standing side by side with Trump and Bloomberg in a presidential debate warms the heart and thrills the soul of liberals across America.
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His aim, aside from thrills, is to draw attention to Russia's deep history in North America — just as dark suspicions spread about Russia's influence in American politics.
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So it makes perfect sense that his first move of 2020 is reminiscent of the cheap thrills of adolescence, like your first time driving or skipping class.
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Singer-songwriter Kina Grannis joined YouTuber Kurt Hugo Schneider for a skillful cover of Sia's "Cheap Thrills" played exclusively using Grannis' voice and a single standard bicycle.
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A terrifying encounter between Vinayak and the old lady is the best scene in the film, but from here on the film abandons the thrills and scares.
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After Volcano Blast, New Zealand Asks if Adventure Tourism Can Last: The eruption on White Island has set off an intense debate on exploiting nature for thrills.
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It arrives after she sleeps with a man who is seeing another woman; she is chastised for "pantomiming thrills" and fears that she may have contracted chlamydia.
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Thor has always been the odd one out in the Marvel film universe, bordering on interesting but always falling short of Tony Stark's charisma or Captain America's thrills.
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The tin includes four bright colors: Flame Game (a fiery tangerine), Pink Thrills (a fuchsia pink), Revved-Up Red (a coral red), and Lusty Rose (a sultry blush).
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There were no thrills to be had, I thought, from watching someone pull apart the pristine packaging of a Glossier gift set or a new Star Wars toy.
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It's a layered, deeply sinister family nightmare that, yes, is packed with scares, but also a significant amount of complexity that takes those scares well beyond fleeting thrills.
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Attention to detail The second level houses the 85-foot infinity pool, where a $2 million hydraulic outdoor screen programmed to rise from the hillside provides outdoor thrills.
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"John Wick: Chapter 3 -- Parabellum" certainly follows that script -- or rather, lack of one -- delivering adrenaline-fueled thrills, before fatigue creeps into the unrelenting mayhem about halfway through.
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It's a story about chills and thrills and an insane mass murderer, sure, but it's also a story about a woman taking back control of her own life.
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The characters grow on you just as Persona 4's did, and the dungeons mix familiar thrills and all-new features that have them feeling fresh, design wise.
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Call of Duty: WWII felt like a win to me in that the developers had at least acknowledged the Holocaust without trying to exploit it for unearned thrills.
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Those who showed up this weekend were high on the action and thrills, awarding the film with an A- CinemaScore and a 2410% audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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"Julian's script charms, thrills and entertains and in Brian Percival's hands we aim to deliver everything that one would hope for as Downton comes to the big screen".
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If you get a fighter in a happier or more fired up moment, this can lead to an impassioned story about past thrills and current goals and destiny.
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Quite simply, I'm glad Swiss Army Man exists, not just for its own bizarro thrills, but for what it portends for the future of two savagely gifted filmmakers.
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The World Cup is a festive and well-organized affair, carrying the drama, thrills and heartbreak that often come from watching any athletes performing at the highest levels.
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DAVID TULANIAN LOS ANGELES ⬥ I don't know what your Sam Spade wannabe is reading on the cover of your "Summer Thrills" issue (July 31) of the Book Review.
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The sights of faraway destinations — bright parrots in Australia, sphinxes in Egypt, women in Algeria wearing traditional garb — were marketed as the thrills awaiting those who snagged tickets.
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At their worst, they're a shortcut to cheap thrills irrespective of the quality of the primary product (again: hockey, hard to remember now that Gritty has gone Hollywood).
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We chugged those bottles all by ourselves and ended up getting our thrills from shooting raw eggs into each others mouths at a 24-7 soondubu jjigae shop.
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And second, people who are concentrating on something—an opponent in an RPG, for example—might have muted expressions, despite all the inner thrills and chills they're experiencing.
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Ms. O'Neil moved on, seeking the thrills and danger of extreme speed in other fast vehicles and the feel of the G-forces against her 98-pound body.
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Despite her good fortune she harbors some Madame Bovary tendencies, aching for a life of pampered thrills and finding her own existence — a spacious apartment, luxury vacations — shabby.
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In case you need refreshing, the story goes like this: Rosanna Arquette plays Roberta, a bored housewife in Fort Lee, N.J., who reads the personals for vicarious thrills.
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In Baker's mind, Animals is the proper follow-up to Rap Beats, which was named in homage to the no-thrills hip-hop he listened to growing up.
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Since King Kong climbed to the top of the Empire State Building in 1933, the movies have often relied on skyscrapers as a tense setting for action thrills.
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Some researchers think an inherently unresponsive reward system predisposes people to addiction by pushing them to seek big thrills; others interpret it as an early sign of tolerance.
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One that thrills me is that of a room devoted to the work, the influence, and the aura of the moma curator and major American poet Frank O'Hara.
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It's no surprise then that Kenyan car manufacturer, Mobius Motors, is looking to introduce an affordable, no thrills, but robust and classy SUV for the African mass market.
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"It's a lot of thrills, a lot of power, a lot of fun," said Steelers' defensive end Cam Heyward when he braved the ride ahead of its opening.
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Skating on a winning team with three Olympians and so many faces from her Minnesota hockey upbringing thrills Curtis, who thought her best hockey memories were behind her.
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The crass, vulgar, angry and irrational mob that thrills when Trump acts like a madman is not a base around which a successful national party can be built.
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Even with some platforms peddling cheap thrills, most creators say the massive shift in progressive storytelling has pushed the entire industry one step forward, even on an individual level.
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That could mean showing them, for example, favorite Snapchat filters so parents are better prepared to talk casually about the thrills and potential threats of living your life online.
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I am sure that it will help to engage children in engineering by making that all important connection between their text books and the excitement and thrills of motorsport.
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First Man, a new film in which Gosling will play astronaut Neil Armstrong, is promising all the thrills with very little of the slowburn popular in many a biopic.
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But turning that trauma into cheap, bloody thrills for entertainment certainly leaves a bad taste in the mouths of people who are survivors or who wrestle with suicidal thoughts.
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It's still a treat to sit down to new episodes of this series, trusting that each new entry will deliver the laughs and thrills you've enjoyed this whole time.
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It turns out that my coworkers experience that same rush — we work in beauty, after all — so we decided to put together a list of our favorite cheap thrills.
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According to Vulture, Blumhouse's new streaming show, Into The Dark, will officially premiere on October 5, launching an entire year of chills and thrills with its 12 monthly episodes.
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For about 390 minutes of The Innocents' first season, the brand-new Netflix show is a teen romance pumped up with Scandinavian noir looks and disturbing sci-fi thrills.
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Whether you're spending the month of October chasing thrills and chills or enjoying the lighter side of this spooky month, just remember, there's nothing to fear about being afraid.
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Around the time of the first Pacific Rim, film critics expressed concerns that action movies were visually channeling the destruction of 9/11 for cheap thrills and easy pathos.
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" And even if there were real Trumpistas, Romney would win their allegiance eventually: "Anyone who thrills to Trump's slashing attacks on the president probably isn't sitting this election out.
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The comfortable win in a race short on thrills was the 75th of Hamilton's career, and second in a row after his lucky triumph in Bahrain two weeks ago.
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So if you're going endanger yourself for some cheap thrills, why not go big aboard a merry-go-round powered by real jet engines rocketing you around in circles.
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The Force Awakens recently showed how exciting it can be when a new generation thrills at the excitement of playing out audience fantasies of ultra-competence and grand adventure.
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There are plenty of easy action thrills in Nimona, given the title character's frequent transformations and the way she uses them to kickstart surprising amounts of chaos and death.
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If you really feel the need to self-flagellate, pass a paddle to a lover to get consensually kinky with you—retrograde or not, Venus in Scorpio loves thrills.
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"The past four seasons have been a phenomenal adventure and we're eternally grateful to our loyal fans who have loved the twists and thrills of our weird little show."
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It isn't the most sophisticated bit of literary craftsmanship, but it's also not a travel diary of an Englishman's exotic thrills abroad, that most exploitative and icky of genres.
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And this new R&C totally delivers those more, I suppose, base thrills, albeit in a way that feels very now in terms of how it's presented, its packaging.
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If you've watched the original "Bron/Broen," or the American adaptation "The Bridge," this politically-tinted serial killer mystery will seem redundant, but if not, there are thrills aplenty.
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It also shows the shittier aspects the internet (social media) can bring, particularly when it comes to relationships - "stalking skills confused with cheap thrills"... You know how it is.
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Locals and visitors from around the region began renting out their weapons at "shooting stations" so non-owners could pay to experience the giddy thrills of discharging exotic firearms.
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If UnREAL could be faulted for having too much going on, then The Bachelorette's most recent season concerned itself with the opposite, a few cheap thrills and little more.
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So the childishness has seen some success, but the fact remains that the thrills these calls provide are definitely cheap, and usually base level, lowest common denominator-type stuff.
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To a reading public eager for vicarious sexual thrills, Bill Hamling's Nightstand Books, which were openly and widely distributed, offered a commodity that was in instant and enormous demand.
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I've been a syllabus-maker since the early 2000s and still get all kinds of thrills from devising these humble documents I hope others will find just as thrilling.
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Not as well known as the other great Miyazaki films, this homage to vintage Howard Hawks-style aerial thrills is as beautifully drawn and colored as anything he's done.
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Among those who praised her singing was Tony Bennett, who called her a "wonderful singer" who "thrills me when I hear her," The Los Angeles Times reported in 21998.
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Like "Weeds" or "Nurse Jackie," other shows whose leads walked the line between heroine and anti, it's an adrenalized mix of genres — a lot of laughs, thrills and consequences.
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Apps on smartphones that provide real-time data have made storm chasing accessible to anyone thirsting for thrills and the celebrity that comes with posting dramatic videos on YouTube.
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There's an elaborate, extended sequence showing off Quicksilver's powers, but it doesn't inspire the same unexpected thrills as the similar sequence that wowed us in Days of Future Past.
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After 21 seasons, it's not like the show provides any real surprises or new thrills, or anything remotely close to a unique plotline, but that's kind of the point.
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Just days after the story broke, Fox asked its viewers to vote on this pressing question: Is Monica Lewinsky an "average girl" or a "young tramp looking for thrills"?
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"Some of the thrills are the hushed kind, like the way black garlic, pomegranate and lime support the crisp skin and white flesh of sautéed black bass," he wrote.
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The film pretends to be a grim reckoning with the horrors of war, but it is also, true to its genre, a rousing celebration of the thrills of battle.
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It's still a treat to sit down to new episodes of this series, trusting that each new entry will deliver the laughs and thrills you've enjoyed this whole time.
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If the drum pattern that opens "Be My Baby" thrills your soul (and if it doesn't, do you even have a soul?), this is possibly the show for you.
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Peele has been victimized to some extent by his own success, and the way "Get Out" deftly tapped into the cultural moment while weaving in laughs amid the thrills.
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Adapted by Ivan Dixon, the movie traffics in the same set pieces and cliches of the era's blaxploitation classics, but for a far more serious purpose than cheap thrills.
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The two authors talked to Maria Russo, The Times's children's books editor, about the thrills and embarrassments of children's theater and their books' very different journeys to the stage.
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"I love the excitement of watching them fly around and then have them naturally come back down to you," Tyson said about the simple thrills of being a bird owner.
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There was also no room for something like baseball's World Series, which, with the Chicago Cubs' historic seven-game win, yielded enough thrills and drama to make most scriptwriters envious.
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While the racial aspect feels provocative, the movie works on multiple levels, from the basic jump-out-at-you thrills to the way the action builds toward its big reveals.
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This wood and steel hybrid coaster, which can go as fast as 74 miles per hour, thrills riders with an initial 90-degree drop and about 30 seconds of airtime.
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It thrills me to write reference letters for enterprising founders who are looking to get visas to start their companies here, to create value and jobs for these United States.
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If you ever wanted to see a mash-up of animated cyberpunk action and the archeological thrills of Indiana Jones or Lara Croft, short film X-Story has it all.
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On one side of its room, though, are a bunch of smaller-profile titles to tickle the fancy of those already familiar with glitzy shooters and jet-powered football thrills.
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Nine years after their last outing (and ignoring a misguided spinoff attempt), star/producer Matt Damon and director/co-writer Paul Greengrass have reunited, offering the same visceral, kinetic thrills.
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It would have to accommodate a wide range of ages, of course, to bring in that family money, but still offer enough thrills to be popular with teens and adults.
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But the rest of the album is all laughs and thrills in which sweet clarity defies a panoply of beaty techno sound effects at different junctures every time you listen.
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Meanwhile, you will have deprived yourself of one of the most potent thrills in not just programming and software engineering, but science and engineering in general: figuring a thing out.
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The core of the game — a big-team multiplayer shootout from the team behind the Battlefield series — was praised for delivering thrills and an audiovisual feast of fantasy wish fulfillment.
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The past four seasons have been a phenomenal adventure and we are eternally grateful to our loyal fans who have loved the twists and thrills of our weird little show.
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"Plastic Thrills" is pure smash-and-burn fun, with Greg Saunier and Satomi Matsuzaki trading vocal takes over riffs that sound like they belong in a minor-league hockey arena.
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"One of the greatest thrills of my life was to sing in the World Series, because they generally hire very famous singers at the World Series," Rancourt, now 76, recalled.
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Twenty20 cricket, a short form featuring two innings of a maximum of 120 balls each, is eclipsing Test cricket for thrills and spills and also for a sense of occasion.
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Among other guests at the show, my colleague Iva Dixit will discuss the thrills and challenges of living in a studio apartment with three cats who can't stand one another.
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A year-round amusement park, Knott's Berry Farm transforms into a haunting good time once October rolls around, showcasing a series of mazes, rides, shows, and all around spooky thrills.
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They're for abortion rights without exception and for public funding of abortion, a maximalist stance that thrills pro-choice activists but is nowhere near the muddled middle on the issue.
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But guests looking for thrills can experience a haunted cornfield attraction, meet fortune tellers, explore a witches' lair, and enjoy spooky foods from the Dead End Kitchen Alley food truck.
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CBS has done largely that in a show that at times awkwardly seeks to contemporize and contextualize the material while still offering basic thrills of the busting-down-doors variety.
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Even when the puppets' faces remain frozen, the dynamic movements (particularly of the crab referee) and droll commentary recontextualize the sport while celebrating its thrills — anthropomorphized but without easy allegory.
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David Rooney, The Hollywood Reporter: Guadagnino has made an ambitious homage, but it doesn't really benefit from its more intellectualized gaze, instead draining the stomach-churning thrills of great horror.
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Originally an alpine skier, Prebble changed to the thrills and spills of ski-cross racing because he felt it would give him a better opportunity to get to the Olympics.
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Meanwhile, I started to make good on the things I really wanted, like leaving New York City for California to be closer to family and the cheap thrills of nature.
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The almost ominously immaculate quality of her playing was well suited to Mr. Adams's dark fantasia, which offers virtuosity while staying — intentionally, I think — wary of its, and any, thrills.
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However, it takes a slightly smoother turn than its often rowdy predecessor, and the results are one of the smoothest displays of rappin-ass-rappin thrills you'll hear all year.
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"Elephants shouldn't be killed for cheap thrills, and the Trump administration shouldn't make crucial trophy hunting decisions behind closed doors," said Tanya Sanerib, a director at CBD, in a statement.
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The GT350, with a standard gearbox and naturally aspirated 5.2L V8, is a pony car that gives the driver more control and more thrills than its more expensive, supercharged cousin.
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PACKAGE 3: 'THE FRINGE' If you like genre movies above all, or like digging for cinematic thrills in obscure but not necessarily arty corners, this might be a good option.
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One of the thrills of the business is, as your career goes on, you get to work with some of these people or you get to be on their show.
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When Warren does her pinkie swear with young women on the campaign trail, and tells them she's running for president "because that's what girls do," my daughter Rosa thrills to it.
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That idea doesn't completely resonate as intended, because for all of the fun, games, and thrills Split throws at the audience, it never fully assembles a complete portrait of its heroes.
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It's a type of tentpole film that we've grown accustomed to, the kind that made the delightful banter and optimistic thrills of The Force Awakens feel like such a refreshing departure.
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Though there's never a bad time to partake in a horror movie marathon, even lukewarm-to-the-genre audiences can't resist indulging in a few cheap thrills once October rolls around.
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Luckily his owner Andrew Muse has the web series Tiny Home Adventure, a show all about hitting the road in a traveling tiny house in search of natural beauty and thrills.
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The bulk of the film shows the transformation of Farrokh Bulsara, an awkward, buck-toothed Parsi teenager, into Freddie Mercury, an outrageous showman who thrills his fans and skewers his critics.
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In March, the "Cheap Thrills" singer was photographed at LAX with a make-up free face and just a hint of lipstick, dressed in a tan sweater, joggers and white sneakers.
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Initially, this dearth of new ideas isn't so egregious; plenty of stories have aped Blade Runner for slick, sci-fi thrills and still managed to be insightful or at least entertaining.
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We want to make music that is true and real and living, that freaks you out or thrills you, that you love or hate, but that will never leave you indifferent.
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The women's draw provided more thrills, with Maria Sharapova beating world number two Simona Halep on her return to the grand slam scene after a doping ban and new faces emerging.
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The Ryder Cup is now recognized as the greatest rivalry in golf and millions around the world will be riveted by the Hazeltine thrills and spills on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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There are also non-private tours with set agendas, such as the Ultimate Day of Classics and the Ultimate Day of Thrills tours, which run from $99 to $349 per person.
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I found that the thrills were next-level, the food was incredible, and that Knott's Scary Farm's tickets were more affordable in comparison to nearby attractions like Universal's Halloween Horror Nights.
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Most disappointing, perhaps, was the missed opportunity to convey the exploratory thrills of contemporary classical music to the diverse audience that had assembled in the park for the BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn!
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Audience Score: 19%One reviewer wrote that the 2016 horror film about a family that accidentally brings a dark force home with them "lacks scares, thrills, and any plot at all."
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She'd also been mocked and vilified in the press, with one Fox News poll asking if she was an "average girl" or a "young tramp looking for thrills" ("young tramp" won).
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While indulging in the thrills (hands up, always), I'm also taking these rides very seriously, thinking about the quality of the engineering and scrutinizing the mechanics of each rise and fall.
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And on "4 Your Eyez Only," he digs in to deeply emotional narratives, and continues his penchant for tackling left-field subject matter, like "Foldin Clothes," about the thrills of domesticity.
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The thrills of DFS and sports betting are popping up in real life too — not just in terrestrial casinos and DraftKings or FanDuel-hosted tournament finals, but in bars and restaurants.
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So let's go into your background really quickly, because I think this the topic that just infuriates much of the country, and thrills much of the country unfortunately, the other half.
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This erotically-charged solar cycle can heat things up in the bedroom as long as we reserve our final roses for people who are looking for more than a few cheap thrills.
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But being able to take a step back from having my nose pressed up against the glass of this movie made me realize that its thrills go beyond structure or internal logic.
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Blur's release trailer, at least for the US market, saw a broccoli-haired Mario Kart-like character press its face against a fence separating its cartoon antics from Bizarre's more realistic thrills.
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But it is too painful for Trump allies to contemplate a related question: why Russia wanted to meddle in the election to help the man whose nationalist message so thrills their voters.
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Sure we're getting something from the effort — in this case, it's weekly doses of suspense and thrills that don't amount to anything — but most of it is just fluff at this point.
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RiRi's new video for "Goodnight Gotham," an ANTI bonus track that samples Florence and the Machine, brings those thrills, as the singer runs to meet her fans after a Paris photo shoot.
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After a series of beautiful Indian instrumental versions of the Game of Thrones and Star Wars themes, Canadian-Indian sisters Aathy and Aara Thambiappah have presented a cover of Sia's "Cheap Thrills".
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Deerhoof, "Plastic Thrills" Deerhoof's been churning out avant-garde rock music for almost two decades now, and they still don't really sound like anyone else: they're arty, mathy, noisy, and occasionally sweet.
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The tragic irony here is that for all the thrills of finally getting to (virtually) wear the clothing I've loved from afar, some of its detailing would probably get lost in translation.
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Directed by Andy Muschietti ("Mama"), "It" relies a little too heavily on jump-out-at-you thrills, and perhaps unavoidably yields diminishing returns in its second half, which becomes a trifle repetitive.
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She's also got a brilliant knack for writing relatable lyrics about relationships, perfectly articulating the very specific thrills and frustrations that come with trying to find the right person, and often failing.
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"be my bbm baby" The song, co-written and produced by Penguin Prison the same year that iMessage was announced, details the thrills of sexting someone extra special in Blackberry's messenger app.
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That said, the scenes at Castle Black had plenty of room to breathe and others, like Sansa's rescue and Ellaria Sand's power grab in Dorne, packed plenty of thrills into tight spaces.
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Why The Haunting of Hill House fans will love it: While Emergence is more of an extraterrestrial saga, it presents similar chills and thrills akin to Netflix's The Haunting of Hill House.
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But there were some tamer thrills available as well, like this ropes course themed after "Legends of the Hidden Temple," a television show that aired in the 1990s and was recently rebooted.
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This app thrills me, because it turns out that I own the gas-powered car with the smallest carbon footprint — and physical footprint — on the market, according to the app: a Smart.
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The Thrills, the Killers, and that one cover of "Wonderwall" (which is probably the only time someone who wasn't Oasis said, "Anyway, here's 'Wonderwall,'" and it didn't turn out a horrible disaster).
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There will still be a lot of thrills and spills on the roller coaster ride to the Democratic National Convention in Milwaukee, but we have learned a thing or three by now.
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Adventurous travelers who dream of thrills abroad — bungee jumping, helicopter snowboarding, white-water rafting and the like — have been a boon for New Zealand's economy and part of a famed marketing campaign.
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A combination of twisting, turning and inverted track and a bunch of customised Samsung Gear VR headsets, it promises 189 seconds of intergalactic thrills and a whole new dimension of VR spills.
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This rise, which is taking place just months after Sanders experienced what could have been a campaign-ending heart attack, is the kind of trend that thrills horserace pundits and election correspondents.
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Franz and Fiala seem as interested in the fallout of religious zealotry as they are in standard genre thrills, and they ply this theme well, if at times with a heavy hand.
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Far from a fantasy, but not quite a nightmare, "State Like Sleep" is a thriller without thrills, where every setting that was once familiar has become loaded with a sense of dread.
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Through his initiative, the Melbourne-based Zika is traveling the world to record surviving ghost trains, also called dark rides or haunted house rides, as these midcentury thrills vanish from amusement parks.
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It combines the 3.5 G thrills of an actual roller coaster with the artificially-induced sensations of virtual reality in an attempt to show riders what it's like to soar through outer space.
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"If you think dope is for kicks and for thrills, you're out of your mind," said Billie Holiday, a jazz singer and heroin addict, who grew up in Sandtown-Winchester in the 1920s.
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He's surely familiar with Laura Mulvey's essay "Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema," the cultural-theory landmark that had its 40th anniversary last year, still reads like gospel and, in its timelessness, still thrills.
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Director: Sean ByrneWriter: Sean Byrne With his debut feature The Loved Ones, Sean Byrne established himself as an exciting new voice in horror, unafraid to balance thrills with the darkest of dark humor.
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Starz's lavish drama defies categorization — it blends real historical events with fantastical time-traveling fantasy, romance, psychological thrills and a smattering of the supernatural — which would probably be overwhelming in any other package.
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For some, that means drinking copious amounts of PSLs and bundling up in chunky sweaters, but for horror fans it marks the beginning of new thrills (and more than a few sleepless nights).
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And yet these films all hit the basic cinematic pleasure centers, providing plenty of fun and adventure, thrills and chills, comedy and romance, while showing us sights and spectacles we've never seen before.
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The scope of the changes Forsaken introduces — many of them easily summed up as "quality of life" fixes — is massive, and the actual new content we're playing with delivers thrills and fresh ideas.
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The whole trailer starts with some archival Eggo waffle commercial footage, just to get you in the proper mind space to enjoy the retro thrills and chills that only Stranger Things can offer.
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We've waited too long, and I hope that players will find the thrills to be had, by tapping away at the surface of what is, to begin with, a tough game to crack.
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I wanted kicks—the kind of melodramatic thrills and chills I'd yearned for since childhood, the kind of adventure I'd found as a little boy in the pages of my Tintin comic books.
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New moon energy is quiet, but things pick up quickly thanks to Mars opposing your ruling planet Jupiter on May 5, bringing thrills to your relationships—just watch out for a competitive energy!
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With Memorial Day finally here, the forecast for the Hamptons this summer looks sunny, with plenty of bright new restaurants, cheery cocktail clubs and beachfront thrills to while away those lazy hot days.
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But most importantly, it has director Gareth Edwards, who has shown an ability to balance character with thrills (the excellent Monsters) while also seeming equally at ease with blockbuster theatrics (2014's Godzilla).
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At times the narrative is as heavy as the air before a storm, wrestling with life's persistent questions; at other times it zips along, sometimes abandoning verisimilitude, aiming instead for thrills and surprises.
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It also poses a question: In a dance-music bazaar often driven by shiny musical thrills, mass market-oriented festivals and nighttime party economies, is there room for the ruminations of elder statesmen?
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A plodding runner when he's upright, Perez is fluid behind the plate, and he thrills in putting a big human boundary between an errant pitch and all the bad places it could go.
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While that still might sound terrifying, the ride is actually built more for fun and families than it is for sheer white-knuckle thrills, and feels more free-spirited when it's in action.
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"He appears to exhibit the mind-set of a criminal, a woman hater, a person who thrills and derives dark pleasure from attacking treasured norms and values of families and societies," she said.
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VIDEO OF THE YEAR Adele – "Hello"Beyoncé – "Formation"Drake – "Hotline Bling"Justin Bieber – "Sorry"Kanye West – "Famous" BEST FEMALE VIDEOAdele – "Hello"Beyoncé – "Hold Up"Sia – "Cheap Thrills"Ariana Grande – "Into You"Rihanna ft.
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"It was a new problem for me, this Empire State Building, full of surprises and thrills, of hard exhausting climbs up long vertical ladders with a heavy camera on my back," Hine stated.
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Atlantic City Character Study is beguiling and intimate, offering a no-thrills look at a pocket of America that has carried on, to the best of its abilities, for more than 100 years.
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The latest attempt to appeal to teenagers hungry for bingeable content offers an unwieldy mix of winking comedy, gory thrills, satirical social commentary, and earnest teen storytelling, and it's equal parts exhilarating and exhausting.
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Visions of Hope: The Look of Rogue One – The filmmakers describe the challenges and thrills of developing a bold new look for the movie that can fit within the world of the original trilogy.
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Oh, and one more thing that thrills me: Bella Ramsey — also known as Lyanna Mormont in Game of Thrones, a total fan favorite and human meme — plays Lorna Luft, Garland's (non–Liza Minnelli) daughter.
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Airbnb launches 'Adventures' for tourists seeking more thrills Airbnb Adventures is effectively a collection of tours and trips lasting between three days and a week that go beyond the usual city walking tour. 5.
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"Cheap Thrills" – a buoyant, Caribbean-tinged dancehall banger – is the latest single off Sia's latest LP, This Is Acting, a concept album of songs she initially wrote for other artists, from Beyoncé to Adele.
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It may be far from the season for scares, but Universal Studios Hollywood and Universal Orlando Resort are already teasing their bravest park-goers with new thrills coming to Halloween Horror Nights in 2019.
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A MINUS Daddy Issues: Deep Dream (Infinity Cat) They grow up, as punk types always do, and as punk types almost always do, find adulthood as short on fun and thrills as they'd feared.
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But if you're concerned that the celebratory explosives will only contribute to your city's smog index — or you feel zero thrills from a light show — then we've got your "Plan B" to the festivities.
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I have spent seasons chasing the thrills of LCD Soundsystem anthems—especially "All My Friends," a 2007 hit built on soul-searching and on galloping pianos—despite understanding only about half of the lyrics.
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And as Trump's budget director, he favored the concept of "debt prioritization" — an idea that thrills some in the conservative movement but horrifies the markets, the Treasury secretary and the leadership of both parties.
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And, if you'd told me, in strictest confidence, that Clinton was now planning a novel, I would have wagered that mysteries and thrills, with a topdressing of moral rumination, would be on the menu.
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The hope, obviously, is that a cross-section of viewers will show up, some motivated by curiosity due to the name (which also produced a movie adaptation), and stay for the thrills and characters.
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"Sunday Morning" may take that nonet instrumentation and add just a harp, but Mr. Golijov's cheap-thrills drama is so unlike Mr. Hertzberg's delicacy that the point — if, indeed, there was one — was lost.
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For modern New Yorkers who chase Japanese thrills at Shuko, Uchu, Tetsu and other restaurants that look and act like cocktail bars, Restaurant Nippon might seem anachronistic — Kyu Sakamoto in a Cardi B world.
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Hot on the heels of "Jumanji" and "Tomb Raider" reboots, and with "Star Wars" and "Jurassic Park" follow-ups just over the horizon, did the movie's remember-when thrills still get your blood going?
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And ultimately, that's probably for the best, because it allows you to fully enjoy the silliness and thrills of a fairly boilerplate shark movie — even if you know they all end the same way.
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Bridging the riotous expression of a country in the midst of an identity crisis with the vilification of cheap thrills by revolutionary fundamentalists, Filmfarsi unearths a buried genre of low-budget films in Iran.
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For "Sons" loyalists, Sutter and company have delivered a show that promises to provide similar thrills, immersing them in another quadrant of that ruthless landscape, where corruption is the norm and morality is negotiable.
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As the narrative progresses, though, there's a nagging sense that the payoff might not be the equal of the jump-out-at-you thrills, a concern borne out, largely, by the movie's last act.
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For all its visual splendor and its "pull out all the stops" approach to thrills, it's too airy to feel like a real technical achievement, and insufficiently involving to feel like an emotional one.
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The thrills of beauty, of sexual desire, of the relationship between artist and muse, aren't sparked by what's forbidden or who is in control, but are presented as continually being made up and reworked.
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For those who grew up in or around northern New Jersey in the '80s and '90s, Action Park, a waterslide park in the town of Vernon, was infamous for both thrills and absolute chaos.
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Aurora Jackson never had the chance to taste those thrills before the dangers caught up with her, leaving her bones behind to be found by a rebellious little girl poking around in the woods.
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More state-of-the-art thrills can be found on the ride Avatar Flight of Passage, which takes viewers on a simulated ride on a banshee, the aerial predator that the Na'vi bond with.
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As with most Nissans, it's a tad snazzier than a comparable Toyota or Honda vehicle, and while it isn't as much fun to drive as a Mazda 3, it really isn't aiming for thrills.
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"Julian's script charms, thrills and entertains, and in Brian Percival's hands we aim to deliver everything that one would hope for as 'Downton' comes to the big screen," Mr. Neame said in a statement.
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In poems that explore the thrills and anxieties of college friendships and graduation, internships and job interviews, first dates and first apartments, lies a warmhearted, powerful examination of what it means to grow up.
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With Walter now in the picture, the possibility of truly being seen thrills and terrifies Erika, though of course we in the audience have seen the full being behind the carefully composed exterior all along.
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And while 21908's Dopethrone is, by common consensus, the heaviest Wizard record, many find equally satisfying thrills in more majestically hypnotic later material such as 21997's Witchcult Today, or 21995's Black Masses.
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The film trades in empowerment and inspiration and thrills, but it leaves plenty of room for ethical questions, for ambiguity in a sympathetic villain and a hero whose perspective is not necessarily the correct one.
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The first season of Westworld was a wild ride full of twists, thrills, and existential mysteries, but it looks like that's nothing compared to what Season 2 will be when it airs on April 22.
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Posted by Nemes Jeles László on Wednesday, March 2, 2016 Take note, frequent flyers, even when you're carrying around a bunch of precious metal, that still doesn't mean you're immune to the thrills of TSA.
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Their idea was to launch an immersive, large-scale version of what Carbone had been putting on display at her own home, complete with vignettes, a story-line, and live actors to deliver the thrills.
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While the plaster version of the finished product is a masterpiece, the model (pictured, below) is the thing that thrills—a rare depiction of a president with no clothes, exposed, undignified, and yet somehow divine.
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If, on the other hand, you're down for cheap thrills and up for a genuinely fun time inside an intrinsically American ghost story, consider finding out for yourself why Annabelle is all the rage worldwide.
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Though it tells the story of a young black man (Daniel Kaluuya) who endures an escalating series of racial horrors while visiting his white girlfriend's family, it mixes sharp-edged satire with crowd-pleasing thrills.
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On another note, if you're in a frisky mood, Venus in Aquarius will bring thrills to your bedroom, and this is a wonderful time to connect on an intellectual level about your needs in relationships.
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A film such as "London Has Fallen" might provide two hours of cheap thrills, but it will most certainly not make us feel better about the Middle East, and safer in our beds at night.
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Since relocating to the HITS Desert Park, the expansive equestrian center welcomed back festival-goers with a newly redesigned all grass layout spanning 3 football fields, featuring new carnival style games and amusement park thrills.
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Kelley is setting us up to think about melodrama, which "dem" is not made of but is very much about: the substitution of feelings for ethics, cheap thrills for costly experience, and simulacrum for reality.
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He emphatically delivered the rhetoric on income inequality, "Medicare for All" and taxing the wealthy that thrills his supporters and spooks many mainstream Democrats, several of whom were on stage, such as former Colorado Gov.
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A sequence like Jon Snow looking for foes to fight, as horses, soldiers, arrows and swords whiz by and collide, brings thrills that have little to do with whether you think he might actually die.
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The traditional public perception is that "extreme sports participation is an unhealthy, pathological need for uncertainty, thrills and excitement," Eric Brymer, an exercise specialist, wrote in 2010, when he was at Queensland University of Technology.
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We were all coming off the high of surviving one of the most dangerous thoroughfares in the world, but for some even the thrills of Death Road weren't enough of a rush on their own.
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Outside is the Red Zone, the filthy, poor place where people live in slums and participate in brutal MMA-style fighting rings (Green Zone members sometimes go to the Red Zone's dive bars for thrills).
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The luscious and caressing "Cocaine" and the stark, Weeknd-esque "No Replacing You" both capture the aching tragedy of a life lived on the wild side, but Pink Sweats doesn't play it for cheap thrills.
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The tour will come to a handful of American cities in December, but this stop in the Los Angeles area is most fans' best chance to enjoy the throwback thrills of a Bruno Mars show.
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" Seemingly offering insight into their relationship dynamic, Simpson sings of "a thousand thrills, a thousand chills," before adding, "if we could be heard, for whatever it's worth / by the rulers in the sky, they'd cry.
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" Seemingly offering insight into their relationship dynamic, Simpson sings of "A thousand thrills, a thousand chills," before adding, "If we could be heard, for whatever it's worth/ by the rulers in the sky, they'd cry.
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As a nearly 30-year-old woman, this thrills and excites me; and I can't even begin to imagine the positive impact images like this —the first of their kind — will have on young women.
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Sontag argued that science fiction films were one of her era's coping strategies: Their thrills helped distract from life's banality while also habituating people, via alien invasions and attacks, to the idea of existential danger.
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As noted, there's nothing particularly complicated about the thrills Morel intends to provide, and they're delivered on a mindless, videogame-type level, with the heroine enduring plenty of punishment even as she dishes it out.
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There are few educational thrills quite like waking up early in the morning and grabbing your binoculars to travel far away, chasing rumors that a rare bird might be pecking at a tree in a graveyard.
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Compatible with one to four player, or artists if you will, An Evening of Modern Dance is a small free game that simulates all of the thrills and confusions of the 20th century's answer to ballet.
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Director: Gareth EvansWriter: Gareth EvansThose who are fans of filmmaker Gareth Evans for his gleefully violent Indonesian action film The Raid may be somewhat baffled by Apostle, a movie whose thrills are fewer and farther between.
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The two and a half hour run-time is off-putting (and sadly, a more and more frequent occurrence), but overall, Fallout is a solid summer blockbuster that delivers on thrills, smiles and exuberant facial hair.
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" Mike Posner's "I Took a Pill in Ibiza — Seeb Remix" came in second after Drake's "One Dance" for top songs, followed by The Chainsmokers' "Don't Let Me Down," Rihanna and Drake's "Work" and Sia's "Cheap Thrills.
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They dropped their firestarter debut EP, Cheap Thrills on a Dead End Street, here at Noisey in 2014, and earned more media attention than they anticipated (which was easy since their expectations were set at zero).
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For a shilling a head (half price for children), visitors could expect the most diverse range of exotic thrills available in one place in one day anywhere in the country, including the first sculptures of dinosaurs.
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But even in the long, arid stretches — Hot Thrills and Warm Chills can make writhing, superhumanly proportioned naked bodies seem dull, which almost counts as an achievement — it's easy to see Refn's attraction to the material.
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But there's a huge difference between this: And this scene from Cheap Thrills: Both involve strippers, both objectify the bodies, but one body is being cheered and the other is being violated — guess which is which.
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"Naked and Afraid XL" star Jake Nodar recreated Sia's "Cheap Thrills" video with his 6-year-old stallion, Tyrion, after seeing her in concert inspired him to dress up as one of Sia's dancers for Halloween.
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"Star Wars" taps the pulp fantasies buried in our memories, and because it's done so brilliantly, it reactivates old thrills, fears, and exhilarations we thought we'd abandoned when we read our last copy of Amazing Stories.
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Many games are billed as exciting experiences, sold on the promise that a few hours spent with them will provide a bit of adrenaline—that they'll liven up an idle evening with a few minor thrills.
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Prodigies can be a pain, onscreen and off, and Elio—fevered with boyish uncertainties and thrills, though no longer a boy, and already rich in adult accomplishments, yet barely a man—should be an impossible role.
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Argento acolytes may well dismiss the result, and fans of orthodox horror will drum their nails in impatience, for this "Suspiria" runs more than two and a half hours, and is decidedly short on cheap thrills.
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Free games such as Clash of Clans and Candy Crush lure you in by promising cheap thrills, then offering in-app purchases that let you level up, buy currency to use in the game, and more.
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At the Washington Star, where I began as a reporter, one of my greatest thrills was being able to work in the same newsroom with Mary McGrory, who was the exception to the mostly male rule.
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The incident robbed the crowd of the prospect of a real duel between the two contenders, who will both be four-times champions when next season starts, but they still provided thrills as they fought back.
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But younger audiences were looking to Hollywood franchises such as "The Fast and the Furious", and the superheroes of the Marvel and DC Comics universe for the big-screen thrills Indian cinema was unable to provide.
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Of course, neither of those previous films was received particularly well, so it remains to be seen whether Snowden can break that streak by providing some prescient commentary alongside the high-octane thrills the trailer promises.
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" He claims to offer the guests the ability to get to know themselves, but it's clear he's more interested in the bloody thrills he's come up with—like self-cannibalism and something called "the whore-oborous.
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Those are the kinds of tense thrills found in this spinoff of "The Conjuring," which centers on Sister Irene (Taissa Farmiga), a young nun assigned by the Vatican to aid in an investigation of mysterious matters.
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As his raucous audience booed repeatedly at his mentions of the women, the atmosphere had echoes of a pro-wrestling match at which the crowd thrills in its collective disdain for the villain of the moment.
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Netflix announced Monday that the Duffer brothers will continue to helm the platform's hit original series, which has become known for its nostalgic '80s aesthetic and movie references, its strong ensemble cast, and its supernatural thrills.
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But if you can't even line up for a coaster without getting queasy, maybe riding along on this monstrous, 90,000-piece Lego replica will let you experience the thrills of a roller coaster without the nausea. Hopefully.
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I chose this excerpt because it weaves together the most important elements of the story: international intrigue based on real-world issues, psychological thrills with lots of personal twists/turns/lessons-learned, and unique Burning Man setting.
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The Purge franchise critiques a corrupt political system that is willing to kill marginalized groups for fun on a designated night of the year, but its meat is in cheap thrills and gore rather than serious critique.
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While I live for dumb thrills like driving an expensive car I don't own on the wrong side of the road, I am, in fact, at the mansion to experience the clean energy lifestyle Tesla is selling.
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For the last few months, she's been watching Nazi exploitation films, gory slasher movies, and porny art house cinema from the comfort of her living room, to pick films for the cinema's latest themed season, Cheap Thrills.
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It does not, for example, fit neatly in with the literature of addiction and recovery, and it offers the reader no vicarious thrills, mostly because its symptoms are rarely florid enough to alienate or even titillate people.
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One of the thrills of "Hamilton" is in watching the flexibility of its performers as they effortlessly bounce between musical styles — it's a testament to the versatility of the talents they brought in the door with them.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The hard courts at the U.S. Open may provide thrills for tennis fans but they leave players in more physical pain than clay or grass courts, world number one Rafa Nadal said on Monday.
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The crowd groaned when he fluffed the next point but the thrills kept on coming in the tiebreak as he finished off a 30-stroke rally by punching away a volley as he fell into the splits.
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And because of the surface-level thrills each can offer, both hip-hop and martial arts films are often fetishized and misunderstood by those who don't make an effort to understand them within their own unique contexts.
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That's similar to what King did in "The Dead Zone," a book that has tension, thrills, and dark fantasy but is ultimately mostly about a troubled seer who is grappling with what he can and can't control.
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The popularity of these shows, for both producers and viewers, isn't tough to figure out: They're cheap to produce (no expensive sets to build, or professional actors to pay), and promise both voyeuristic thrills (violent prison riots!
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Each has weaknesses, whether of age, inexperience or a far-left agenda that thrills some liberals but is ripe for exploitation in a mainstream general election," Union Leader Editor Joe McQuaid and Publisher Brendan McQuaid wrote. "Sen.
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But what I saw on that first trip stunned me, and this is one of the unsung thrills of journalism and maybe life itself, developing a hypothesis of how the world works and having that hypothesis shattered.
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She recounts the thrills and the mundanities of her daily life—cooking, doing dishes and laundry, masturbating—and launches into explicit, guileless descriptions of sex, in which she cultivates a language that is both playful and ferocious.
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At the same time, hard-core fans of "Sweeney Todd," an exacting and combative lot, need not worry that one of the most exciting and innovative musicals in the genre's history has been reduced to cheap thrills. .
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But this year, seeking more postseason thrills, the Ivy became the final Division I league to add a tournament guaranteeing a national berth to the winner, no matter how that team had performed during the regular season.
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It's full of thrills on an even grander scale than ever before (and the bar was already pretty high to begin with), and it's a massive love letter to everything that came in the MCU before it.
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It's such a joy to feel normal again—to make new friends, to be looked at without people covering their faces, and to experience the forgotten thrills of flirting and being reminded of how complicated relationships can be.
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Bridge of Spies (91%) from Ex-Press: How Steven Spielberg went from the king of summer thrills to the most boring director in Hollywood is a problem that's perplexed me since I pried my eyes open through Lincoln.
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Screeching into theaters in the midst of a heretofore uninspiring summer movie season, Baby Driver is a refreshing shot of counterprogramming, boasting all the thrills and power of a flashy studio blockbuster packed into a sporty, efficient chassis.
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Russell Williams (who once piloted a VIP aircraft whose passengers included Queen Elizabeth) to lesser-known computer store owner and prominent Nashville businessman Tom Steeples, who killed three people for thrills before committing suicide while in police custody.
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Some time after he performed the Sia song "Cheap Thrills" accompanied by a backing track, Sean Paul stopped the show to talk about the resurgence of the Jamaican music he helped bring to a generation of mainstream listeners.
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Those seeking to have a "spookier" time may think visiting a cemetery at night will deliver the thrills and chills they crave, but there remains the matter of trespassing to consider before sneaking in for a moonlit seance.
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By bringing the thrills, the sexy (seriously, everyone in the film looks like a sweet and savory snack), and the comedic relief, Black Panther has universal appeal, evident by the rave reviews and 98% score in Rotten Tomatoes.
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A couple years back we were pumped to show you the military-grade hoverbike built by LA engineering firm Aero-X, which promised to bring Star Wars speederbike thrills at an expected $85k cost on the open market.
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The Aussie pop star, 40, released the performance video for her new single "Cheap Thrills" on Monday, and it features her longtime collaborator, 13-year-old former Dance Moms breakout Ziegler, flaunting her fancy footwork front and center.
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But in the wake of smart horror commentaries like Get Out, it would be refreshing to see the film integrate ghostly thrills with the Sisyphean saga of gun violence in America—because few things are scarier than that.
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The superstar DJ was still a very real thing, and hordes of clubbers trooped into cavernous venues weekend after weekend in search of the kind of thrills that only Fatboy Slim playing the hits at Gatecrasher can offer.
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I Expect You to Die is one of the first VR games to attempt to recreate these thrills in a virtual environment—and if your tastes are anything like mine, it's a hell of a lot of fun.
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The contrast between these two styles would allow both sets of strengths to shine—the fast-paced, adrenaline-fueled thrills of the 3D games highlighting and emphasizing the careful, methodical platforming of the 2D titles, and vice versa.
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"Arcade games are a wholly different challenge compared to console and PC gaming, and we've learned a tremendous amount as we worked with Raw Thrills to make this happen," says Kiki Wolfkill, Head of HaloTransmedia at 343 Industries.
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So every time we're at a party, or a dinner, or a club, we organize the scene based on the same notion: Either we are the one who sparkles and thrills, or we're some dog in the corner.
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A.'s Finest' quickly sinks into mediocrity, unable to offer the same kind of big-screen thrills in a weekly format, or find much of anything new to say about odd couples and pasts that won't stay hidden.
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The Bay Hill course is a roller-coaster ride for golfers, offering plenty of potential spills and thrills, as Justin Rose showed by covering his first six holes in four-over and his next 12 in seven-under.
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By the way, I still check books out at our local library here in New York — there is something about reading a book that you know other people enjoyed that thrills me — it's all about "connection," isn't it?
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" (You can also visit his house.) Mark Twain lived at what is now the Wave Hill estate and garden, whose atmosphere he said "thrills me and stirs me and uplifts me and makes me want to live always.
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Whether the show is supposed to be here or not, it is here, and it's delivering tense thrills, strong performances, and clever genre experimentation 00 all wrapped in a complicated narrative that only a King could weave. 11.22.
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Like many high-profile borderland stories in American pop culture — the "Sicario" movies and the Netflix series "Narcos," for example — the new film wrings thrills from the epidemic of narco-violence that claims lives on a daily basis.
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You don't have to be a purist to wonder how this media ecosystem is affecting our tolerance for the natural rhythms and longueurs of sports, those lengthy stretches of "lowlight" play that are only occasionally punctuated by thrills.
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It might not have the thrills of The Force Awakens, and its characters don't get nearly as much time to develop, but Rogue One is a fascinating, layered film that you can now watch and rewatch at your leisure.
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Between the sweeping romance of STARZ's Outlander, the nerdy historical thrills of NBC's Timeless (RIP), the "hold the door" drama of Game of Thrones, and the recent quantum realm leaps of Avengers: Endgame, time travel is having a moment.
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As you have no doubt heard, a Caribbean vibe is all over the American pop landscape these days, thanks to stars like Drake ("One Dance"), Major Lazer (everything), Justin Bieber ("Sorry"), and Sia ("Cheap Thrills," featuring Sean Paul himself).
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People love superheroes for different reasons—some unwittingly treat them as modern-day mythological figures, some just want to experience some cheap thrills, but most are affected by a combination of different factors that draw them into the genre.
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"Dancing is how I stay warm in the barn and I never know when I'm going to break out into a dance," Michael Lavery captioned a video of his dance to Sia's "Cheap Thrills" that he uploaded to Facebook.
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The town is famous for its heart-pounding thrills — zip line rides and paraglide flights and bungee jumps — but also for its therapeutic post-adventure options in the form of muscle-soothing thermal baths, saunas and indigenous herbal teas.
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A cursory peek at its spring arrivals show a mix of patchwork print midi dresses, slingback kitten heels, and one-shoulder bikinis, so I'll be on the lookout for more cheap thrills from the brand from here on out.
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And while Thirty Flights of Loving does away with a lot of gameplay, it still engages and thrills you with the feeling of being part of a heist, despite the fact that you don't actually do much of anything.
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I think that, more than most of the game's manifestations, decontextualizing events from the MarchZone very dramatically separates the audience from the "natural" thrills that occurred either in the moment or through the cultural and societal osmosis around them.
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The state has provided its fair share of thrills in the past, giving George W. Bush a bloody nose in 2000 when John McCain beat him there and providing a platform to "Pitchfork" Pat Buchanan in 1992 and 1996.
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Although King is understandably associated with big supernatural thrills (punctuated this summer by the movies "It" and "The Dark Tower," a hit and flop, respectively), his work has frequently fared better on screen with lower-key, character-driven studies.
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It's sweet and sharp and very funny, with a precise sense of the stakes, the risks and the thrills that Morris encounters as he navigates his strange surroundings and the equally disruptive stirrings of his own dreams and desires.
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When writing fiction, whether I'm examining ethnic identity or focused on some other subject matter entirely, I have always been more interested in archiving memories and recreating the world around me than frolicking in the infinite thrills of imagination.
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As we see Marc kneel to the ground and harvest cukes into his little waist bag, we see that Gasol is not merely a basketball machine, his only psychic thrills coming from feasting off the adrenaline of the moment.
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The plot, in which a ballerina named Suzy Bannion (Jessica Harper) encounters murder and witchcraft at a German dance academy, is simple enough, but the lavish set designs and Rube Goldberg-like murder sequences offer complex and sensual thrills.
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His tumble has coincided with what was supposed to be a period of congressional progress on the issue — testing the priorities of a president who would still like a wall but thrills at the prospect of any signing ceremony.
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In true Kiwi fashion, the gondola provides extra thrills once you reach the top, including a sled luge track (from 61 dollars, including gondola), but there's plenty of awe-inspiring scenery to freely appreciate along its mountaintop hiking trails.
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When I used to think about circus life, I imagined that the thrills I saw inside the ring concealed a lonely existence: moving from one place to another with little, if any, connection to anything but the show itself.
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"Dare to go back," the movie poster says, and "Doctor Sleep" does tap into a strong sense of nostalgia, while providing enough tension and thrills to make it worth seeing -- certainly for King completists and aficionados -- despite its shortcomings.
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Mr. Joseph's juggling of them is too heavy-handed to produce any thrills, but eventually you sense that what he's after is the kind of imagistic force-field that keeps some large scale works, like "Angels in America," aloft.
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"Thanks to so many Americans who care, it thrills us to know that over 2,100 formerly homeless veterans in 18 states will be able to honor their fallen comrades this Memorial Day in a place called home," Leslie told Fox News.
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Adapted by John Hlavin (who worked on "The Shield"), and counting Wahlberg and Phillippe among its producers, "Shooter" delivers a limited amount of simple-minded thrills, while seeking to emulate the pacing that turned "24" into a long-running hit.
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The special outfits can come with unique powers instead of strictly cosmetic thrills, and on that note you can customize the outfits to absolutely anything your dweeby heart desires, Emmerick's demonstration featuring characters from Undertale, Homestar Runner and Lego Island.
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Floyd Mayweather's victory over Manny Pacquiao in 2015 is an infamous example: after waiting five years for a showdown between the two great welterweights, fans witnessed a defensive masterclass from Mr Mayweather that offered few thrills but earned him $313m.
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Although you obviously lose the tactile touch in the game, PC Building Simulator makes up for it with other thrills like your shop turning a profit over time, customers giving you five-star ratings, and hitting a benchmark on 3DMark.
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But season 2 of Insecure sees Issa and Molly spiraling back to the same bad lovers they know they shouldn't be with, and it cuts a lot of room for development in favor of Hollywood-friendly cheap tricks and thrills.
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" Hill says, "My childhood love of roller coasters and high speeds and daring thrills and taking risks and chasing highs and pushing my body to extremes and testing my limits just to feel a little bit more alive than the rest?
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Either option is a good example of the type of choice-driven thrills Defector wants to offer, and the game feels like it will be a much-welcomed addition to the Rift library when it comes out sometime later this year.
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In her acceptance speech, Le Pen spoke of an end to globalism -- effectively a France First vision of her nation that should send shudders of fear through much of Europe but thrills of pleasure through President Trump and his entourage.
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The 14-year-old prodigy, who is often seen dancing for Sia in music videos for songs like "Chandelier" and "Cheap Thrills," spoke to People about her time on the show and how she feels about coach Abby Lee Miller.
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If Minecraft Dungeons taps deeper into the base game's exploration and survival thrills, Minecraft Earth — which will launch in beta form during the summer months of 2019 — is more directly about the act of creation and reshaping the world around you.
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I also indulged in mild thrills at the Boardwalk, like a leisurely float down the Intercoastal Waterway, and traditional park games like Skee-Ball and Pro Shot satisfied the kid in me (though the giant stuffed animal prizes still eluded me).
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The idea that we should be rewarded for our loyalty with the promise of further thrills, or gags, may have been a marketing tool, designed to woo us back into the dark, but it continues to feed a fundamental hunger.
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The Sia-fest didn't end there, as later in the show she played one of her This Is Acting cuts, "Cheap Thrills," where she brought a talented team of dancers to put on a solid display of moves during her song.
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Those thrills can be as cheap as winning against an experienced older sibling or as spectacular as pro-player Daigo parrying his way to a tournament win (or Daigo losing a match to Lupe Fiasco or two cosplayers getting married).
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A psychological thriller that can convincingly furnish both the psychology and the thrills is a formidable thing; while neither element in "The Alienist" is quite as strong as I've hoped for so far, this episode offers hope they'll get there yet.
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Although admirers of extreme violence may be gratified by the film's metronomic scenes of graphic mayhem and gore, anyone looking for smart social commentary along with their thrills will be better served by streaming "Get Out" or the Purge movies instead.
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The event has been providing intercontinental thrills for more than 90 years, and though the French who do find their curiosity piqued won't get to watch a Frenchman in action, they will get to watch someone quite likely more familiar.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - While the second-round match between Simona Halep and qualifier Taylor Townsend had no shortage of surprises and thrills, the outcome was all too familiar for the Romanian fourth seed — heartbreak, once again, at the U.S. Open.
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I suspect much of the awkwardness of the abbreviated seventh season of "Game of Thrones" — which delivered arguably the most impressive visceral thrills and the least satisfying storytelling of the show's run — came from having to get there in a hurry.
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Tom Cruise and the director Doug Liman, who teamed up for futuristic thrills in the 2014 alien invasion movie "Edge of Tomorrow," cast their gaze skyward once more in this thriller, this time in the somewhat more politically fraught recent past.
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And while Mr. Heller has called for repealing the Affordable Care Act — a promise that thrills the Republican base — he has also, like many of his colleagues, consistently reassured voters that their health coverage would improve under a Republican alternative.
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As for Elizabeth Warren, I have no doubt she will deliver the sort of performance that thrills progressives and leaves the rest of us somewhere between nervous, because she probably can't win the presidency, and appalled, because she shouldn't be president.
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The clan's nomadic period, which takes up roughly the first half of Ms. Walls's memoir, is truncated on screen, and the audience never gets a full dose of the paternal wanderlust that provides Jeannette's childhood with its thrills and terrors.
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