My clit is thumping with its own heartbeat, demanding more.
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They rushed toward us, thumping their clubs on their shields.
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"You're survivors," the man said emphatically, thumping his steering wheel.
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The young French forward fired a thumping shot past Courtois.
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I felt a thumping in my chest when I did.
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It is barely audible under a thumping Stevie Nicks song.
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Deacon led the crowd in a whirling, jumping, thumping rager.
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Something has already gotten out — and it's thumping at Harvey's door.
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Their purpose could not be clearer: Battered by her thumping in
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You won't hear the thumping sounds of your favourite electronic tracks.
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"Don't label me," she says, thumping a coffee table for effect.
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The BJP, led by Narendra Modi, won with a thumping majority.
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Swagger -- a cocky, strutting, chest-thumping confidence -- pervades American culture today.
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You won't hear as much music thumping across Montauk this summer.
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Apple employees enthusiastically greeted customers with cheers as thumping music played.
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Beneath the Bible-thumping earnestness was a calculating and ambitious pol.
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We heard the rapidly thumping approach of a panicked little sprinter.
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But there was no chest thumping from Allen after the game.
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Besides, logic and moral consistency aren't prevalent among Bible-thumping scolds.
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Many feel it is time to stop the chest-thumping escalation.
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Americans hear all the chest-thumping and they think it's true.
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But it lacked the chest-thumping force of a conventional shot.
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My ticker wouldn't stop thumping for about an hour after the premiere.
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There were trippy musical shooters, intense concert simulators, and thumping rhythm games.
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He won Iowa with a wicked stew of Bible thumping and mischief.
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The chest-thumping and girl-watching are interrupted by moments of introspection.
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One of the most horrifying, and surprisingly common, practices is "thumping" piglets.
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Very conservative, fundamentalist, Bible-thumping, evangelical Christian, and everything that that entailed.
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Nationalist chest-thumping may help to rally some support for the party.
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The sound achieved impressive highs, a solid midrange and head-thumping bass.
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Over the years there have been chest-thumping victories and demoralizing setbacks.
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And even a Democratic thumping will not eliminate every liberal-state Republican.
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The Hill: House Republicans set to elect similar team despite midterms thumping.
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Russia's militarization and President Putin's nuclear chest-thumping did not start yesterday.
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He lay awake at night, listening to the thumping of artillery fire.
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A driving, thumping beat is something that will always move the body.
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Even those without explicitly religious titles are still larded with Bible thumping.
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In other episodes, the music teems with gnarly chords and thumping percussion.
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But thumping bass, rich midrange and soaring highs will still be there.
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Ruralites are frequently portrayed as badly educated, gun-toting, bible-thumping racists.
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In a perfect world there wouldn't have been that presidential chest-thumping.
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I heard their shellfire thumping in the distance almost everywhere I went.
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He could hear the gunshots over the thumping bass of the speakers.
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What if the country's appetite for thumping revelry has finally been sated?
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He should put that eagerness, and his thumping electoral mandate, to better use.
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On the two previous occasions, in 2000 and 2004, he won thumping victories.
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Fernandez's thumping of Macri in the August primary election set the peso tumbling.
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She finished the match with a thumping forehand that Maria could not handle.
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He has a thumping majority of 18,000 in his Runnymede and Weybridge constituency.
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On April 8th Mr Orban's party was re-elected with a thumping majority.
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That may have seemed like a good bet following Bolsonaro's thumping election victory.
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According to Apple, she can hear you even when the bass is thumping.
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In both countries the party favoured by older voters won a thumping victory.
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Boy, was Trump thumping the table in all caps in St. Louis, too.
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We see it in testosterone-tinged chest thumping, in person and on Twitter.
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"West Virginia Democrats are Bible-thumping, gun-toting, God-fearing people," Phillips said.
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Noah towed the entire team along in his chest-thumping, floor-slapping wake.
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What better way to make recycling fun than on a thumping dance floor?
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That is not a call for self-indulgent chest-thumping or blind confrontation.
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We're all familiar with the ego-bruising, chest-thumping uncertainties of social ritual.
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The pared-down, thumping production on "Killing Boys" is deceptively calm and collected.
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Falstaff is ancient energy thumping at volume through a temporary poundage of flesh.
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"I am independent," she said, thumping her chest as she left the room.
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This chest-thumping sometimes raised fears a nuclear war was on the horizon.
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In Riyadh, the Saudis seemed equally intent on engaging in some chest-thumping.
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Google pumps the volume to demonstrate the Home Max's dynamic capabilities and thumping bass.
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That run includes a 4-0 thumping at the hands of local rivals Liverpool.
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Where does President Trump figure into all of this chest thumping and missile testing?
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More predictably, they also maintained their previously thumping majority in the House of Representatives.
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Nearby undertakers cover their ears at the thumping soundtrack that goes with his presentation.
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Such chest-thumping is a small price to pay for avoiding another unpleasant standoff.
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Compared to the thumping spectacle of the concert, the encore is much more relaxed.
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Except it does all that with humour and punch, over a thumping Redinho beat.
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Peter Queally enjoyed a thumping come-from-behind victory at the 3Arena on Friday.
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Dave couldn't resist arguing with some of his friend's Bible-thumping acquaintances about it.
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You had Bible-thumping racist maniacs defending slavery and without any reference to science.
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With a thumping DJ booth at the entrance and a series of choreographed mobs.
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Warren summed it up with a thumping rejoinder during a tense exchange with Delaney.
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They were stagnant early on Sunday, compensating by burying Carolina with board-thumping hits.
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Chest thumping and trash talking remain central to Mr. Trump's brand as a disrupter.
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It was his first time meeting Americans, and he said his heart was thumping.
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They hint at chest-thumping — we are important enough to have a time capsule!
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Ms. Ditto is singing with more restraint than before, but the thumping urgency remains.
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Guests included Teyana Taylor, the floor-thumping star of Kanye West's "Fade" music video.
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Against a thumping score by Ori Lichtik, they conjure a weird and seductive world.
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Pointing straight up, they're soon thumping the air and the ear drums of everyone nearby.
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That thumping sound you hear throughout the show is David furiously banging on the table.
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The regular thumping made it hard to hear, hard to concentrate and impossible to sleep.
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And so they have, climaxing in Trump's thumping victory in New York on Tuesday night.
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The ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) has a thumping majority and most MPs are pliable.
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Offering a better audio-visual experience -- huge screens, thumping bass -- will keep movie theaters around.
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His challenge: to show that he was not the sanctimonious Bible-thumping Southerner many feared.
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So I brought in some more contemporary sounds to give it a really thumping vibe.
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His sickly sweet voice glides over the thumping beat, creating an interesting and irresistible contrast.
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In the hit animated film "Madagascar", the lemurs were known for throwing thumping dance parties.
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Stage left, a DJ provides the weekend its thumping soundtrack, beginning with James Brown: Revenge!
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There's his chest-thumping and coke-snorting lunch routine in The Wolf of Wall Street.
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But no one in Westminster expected the Prime Minister to suffer such a thumping humiliation.
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The sound of thumping shook the room, quickly shifting the vibe from comedic to eerie.
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That gives them less time to ride out down markets, like the fourth quarter's thumping.
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PARELES Power chords punctuated by a thumping cowbell: It's old-fashioned, but it still works.
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Almost everybody in this movie is angry — the Italians, the crackheads, the Bible-thumping preacher.
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One installation made repetitive thumping noises: three balls bounced in repeating patterns on the floor.
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And do they have a national-security message that can defeat Trump's chest-thumping bravado?
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He criticized the president's "chest-thumping" and called him inept at global and domestic leadership.
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Pence offered a little bit of chest thumping on behalf of the administration he serves.
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As supporters waved French tricolore flags, a thumping bass beat accompanied their champion onto the stage.
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Refrain from moving or talking as you press gently and feel for a mild thumping sensation.
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ON JUNE 203th Russia kicked off its home World Cup with a thumping 5-0 win.
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Prabowo Subianto, a tub-thumping nationalist who lost the presidential election in 2014, backed Mr Baswedan.
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It's an edgier track than the previous one, with a fast staccato rhythm and thumping bass.
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And the ladies at the thumping table had gall, in spades, a royal flush of it.
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And it adds a new dimension to fight scenes, transforming them into immersive, heart-thumping tornadoes.
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No wonder a new generation is getting turned on to his thumping, bumping, looping house sound.
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Will Trump eventually understand that true leadership is about more than chest thumping and arrogant posturing?
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In his father's day, Christians would celebrate Easter by parading through Mosul's streets, thumping their drums.
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Moments later, he aced Djokovic again, before wrapping up a quick game with a thumping forehand.
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It's thumping video that aims to recap all of Apple's news in less than two minutes.
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"What was all that chest thumping earlier," Omar Abdullah, a prominent Indian politician, wrote on Twitter.
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Where Mr Correa was a tub-thumping polariser, Mr Moreno is a soft-spoken consensus-maker.
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Two of the wins are against the Broncos, including a 91-48 thumping on Jan. 5.
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And once all the sunbathers leave the beaches, Puerto Vallarta transforms into a thumping nightlife spot.
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Investors don't like uncertainty, so a thumping win for May should be good news for markets.
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Thumping beats of hip-hop and reggaeton blast out of cars on Kensington Avenue in Philadelphia.
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My heart was the thumping bassline of a suspense movie I never wanted to star in.
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Scored his first two international goals in England's 6-230 thumping of Panama in Nizhny Novgorod.
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While interviewing Dr. Paul Offit, a well-known vaccine advocate, the two men heard loud thumping.
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It's all over in Jacksonville, where Kentucky has completed its thumping of Abilene Christian, 79-26.
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Mahi's goal was hardly remarkable, a late tap-in in a 6-0 thumping of Mali.
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Salah takes it, dancing towards the ball before emphatically thumping it into the top right corner.
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The song's woozy cocoon enveloped us, its heartbeat thumping in our hair, our nails, our feet.
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For all the thumping energy, the music has a touch of stiff irony reminiscent of Shostakovich.
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Instead, Mr. Biden delivered a thumping, performing significantly better in the state's rural areas than Mrs.
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It was black voters who delivered the thumping victory that saved his candidacy in the Feb.
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The hospital's practice manager, Lorelei Tibbetts, poked her head into the small, beeping, thumping operating room.
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Dynamically, it doesn't much differ from his hard-thumping productions — only the component parts are different.
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Samsung loves winning spec fights, and it's easy to dismiss most of it as chest-thumping.
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This greatly diminishes bass response, so you won't hear the thumping sounds of your favourite electronic tracks.
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I hear the fear thumping behind all the hate tweets I get after I write a piece.
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It's hard to imagine the HomePod reproducing the Hi-Fi's thumping sound in such a small enclosure.
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Music sounds almost underwater, everything booming and thumping at you, whether it was designed to or not.
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It was a thumping and marks the single most important night of the senator's campaign since Iowa.
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The thumping bass line paired with rhythmic guitars in the choruses keep the song moving, pulsating, beckoning.
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"MI GENTE" lures listeners with a mesmerising hook, a thumping beat and lyrics about breaking down barriers.
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" On Donald Trump's Bible-thumping: "Maybe instead of waving it around, he ought to open it up.
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On September 18th his United Russia party won a thumping three-quarters majority in the parliamentary elections.
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The bass was thumping, top-shelf liquor flowed freely and fresh sea air wafted through the space.
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Even with the thumping sound system and heaving sea of bodies directly below, no one was dancing.
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Those seeking to replicate the film's heart-thumping action can dirt bike or 4x4 through the desert.
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Pulse has a handheld heartbeat scanner that can see people's hearts thumping in their chest through walls.
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Marshman, meanwhile, experiences his first UFC loss after debuting with a second round thumping of Magnus Cedenblad.
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The thumping win arrived days after Chisora attracted headlines for saying he was going to murder Price.
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"Don't Start Now," the thumping lead-off single with an elevated pulse, is an effortlessly catchy hit.
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He's playing Putin's chest-thumping, nativist game, albeit with less practice, less polish and his shirt on.
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He's in the Charles Mingus tradition, a thumping perambulator, sometimes playing the instrument almost like a guimbri.
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There'll be less room for chest-thumping bravado and more need for rational policy making and diplomacy.
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Instinctively, he switches his radio from a loud, thumping hip-hop track to a soft piano tune.
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Admitting his party had taken a "thumping" in the 2006 midterms, Bush pledged to work with Pelosi.
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As for Thursday's thumping, consider that the Warriors' Klay Thompson shot 523 of 16 from the field.
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The young American's thumping victory at Madison Square Garden in New York was a coming-out party.
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"People have reposed faith in our economic policy," said Sitharaman to the thumping of desks in parliament.
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"People have reposed faith in our economic policy," said Sitharaman to the thumping of desks in parliament.
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PRESIDENT MAURICIO MACRI'S thumping presidential-primary loss in Argentina left the markets fearing a left-wing resurgence.
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"Primadonna" is more than just the thumping, infectious, electropop highlight of every party playlist I've ever made.
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Can you imagine the Democratic crowing and chest-thumping if these developments had occurred on Obama's watch.
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The world number one hammers down a thumping unreturnable serve to beat Gasparyan 93-2 6-1.
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That is a decent conversion rate given the gut-thumping tension that always goes with the shootouts.
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Alvarez's thumping knockout of Kovalev followed a decision win against American Daniel Jacobs earlier in the year.
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There's a sound: blown-out and lo-fi, with enormous, thumping bass and explosive, percussive rap flows.
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Surely this comic is bound to be be a chest-thumping, Americans-vs-Terrorists, simplicity-fest, right?
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I wouldn't call the bass seat-thumping but it's got a good kick for headphones in this class.
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A Washington Post-University of Maryland poll also released Thursday showed Clinton thumping Trump 303-27% in Maryland.
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That was good for a 523-8 Electoral College thumping of Landon, who nabbed only Maine and Vermont.
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Besides, the internet solves many of the problems therapists and other researchers have been thumping against for decades.
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For a president whose party received a thumping in the 2018 midterms, the language might almost make sense.
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That thumping sound you hear is an industry of writers and editors smacking their heads into desks simultaneously.
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It was raw and unhinged and had the thumping soul of a muscle car from a bygone era.
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Despite his tub-thumping rhetoric, Trump is like a schoolyard bully: all talk until he meets his match.
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Ritchie finally did open the scoring with a thumping strike in the 68th minute to seal the win.
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His pitch perfect performance helped Bayern Munich to a thumping 25-2 victory over Tottenham Hotspur in London.
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But despite the endorphins coursing through my body, I began to feel the thumping of a panic attack.
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It became a beacon for the thumping hands Max Holloway threw that finished him in the third round.
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In "New Song," their multiplied, overlapping voices and guitar lines float over three chords and a thumping beat.
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Sanders is the undisputed front-runner in the race after his thumping victory in Nevada's caucuses on Saturday.
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Yet the modest yield — just one arrest and 27 placed under investigation and released — muted any chest thumping.
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But the music came thumping through the floor from the apartment below, and Ethel grew to love it.
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The result was a distinctly after-dark mood, emphasized by the thumping techno music that scored the show.
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I scream so loud and for so long that the neighbors start thumping on the ceiling above me.
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I'd slept four hours, had a thumping hangover, and it was pissing rain on the allotments in Søborg.
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Some accused the traders of being naive about what Mrs May would do if she had a thumping majority.
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Then the prime minister's conciliatory tone was welcomed by EU officials, unlike her tub-thumping during the election campaign.
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And the near certainty of North Korea conducting new nuclear tests next month will surely test that chest-thumping.
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The Raiders have lost five of their past six games, including a 2118-14 thumping last Sunday at Buffalo.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Aussie dollar takes a thumping, soybean prices swing and German carmaker shares are stuck in reverse.
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But Kyrgios gradually turned the tide, wearing down the fleet-footed Goffin with a succession of thumping forehand winners.
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It drops deep 360° Bluetooth sound, all thanks to its back-to-back neodymium drivers and thumping bass radiators.
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When a monster is nearby, you'll hear a loud thumping of the little girl's heart pounding in your ears.
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Hence Mr Trump's thumping loss on April 1723th in Wisconsin, after the state's conservative bigwigs rallied behind Mr Cruz.
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"I share a large part of the responsibility," Bush echoed in 2006 when he described a "thumping" for Republicans.
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Renard made amends after 35 minutes, the powerful central defender thumping a header home for her 21st international goal.
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After the game, the Mets' clubhouse was not celebrating with thumping music, as it usually does after a victory.
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You might think that an often crushing, thumping style would suit Stravinsky's "Rite," but Mr. van Zweden's is uncertain.
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Nate Diaz scored a thumping win against Anthony Pettis after three years on the sidelines at UFC 241 Saturday.
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At certain moments during "Imponderable," you feel breezes wafting over you and hear loud thumping under the theater's risers.
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Vladimir Zhirinovsky, a tub-thumping rabble rouser, demanded that all Chinese migrants be deported from the Russian Far East.
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Or is it the earworm that you can't seem to get out of your head, like Desiigner's thumping "Panda"?
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Liverpool worked their way up the pitch, won a corner, and Smith did the rest with a thumping header.
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The chest-thumping American irredentism symbolized by Donald Trump is in part a reaction to Obama's 21st-century realism.
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Second-round linebacker Reggie Ragland comes off a fine career at Alabama to bring that thumping enforcement Ryan desires.
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The harsh loop gives everything around it a paranoid, sinister feel, and the confident, thumping beat underneath won't stop.
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From President Bush's "thumping" in the 2006 midterms to the resonance of retrenchment rhetoric from leaders ranging from Sen.
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It's a thumping, wailing, low-fi piano-pounding stomp that recalls — with pop concision — indoctrination, beatings, disassociation and escape.
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Hood by Air's shows were flamboyantly theatrical, thumping celebrations of chaos that seemed to herald a new world order.
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Thanksgiving is at heart more than parades, or football or even country; there's no flag-waving or chest-thumping.
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I listen to the thumping hum of a happy Merlin flexing its power in the sky where it belonged.
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European markets steadied after the previous day's thumping, while the U.S. dollar rose to a near two-month high.
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If we left the room, he hurled his body against the door like a moth thumping a porch light.
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The sound is rich, thumping and enveloping, especially in the Sofa Room, the intimate dance chamber in the basement.
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MILAN — The Moncler Genius 2020 presentation could be seen and heard blocks away, all thumping music and strobing lights.
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But I hope any chest thumping about the impressive subscriber bump won't obscure a hard-eyed look at coverage.
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In another, you're furiously hard-dropping literal flaming tetriminos while a thumping, high-BPM track keeps the tension high.
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The benchmark FTSE 22020 gained 21.3% in early trade in London as investors reacted to the thumping election win.
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After absorbing a 21-237 thumping from Stanford on Monday night, Oklahoma came out ready to prove a point.
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In 1866, a Northern public sickened by Johnson's antics and vitriolic rhetoric elected a thumping majority of his opponents.
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The man from Munich suffered a thumping defeat—clearing the way for Mr Kohl to take over as conservative leader.
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"Here I am with my beautiful sissy and my little thumping daughter still cooking," she wrote in the photo's caption.
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Worshippers sang songs from England, Germany, as well as a thumping hymn from the Lumka song book from South Africa.
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Just a refreshingly simple break, the USB stick thumping against my chest with All The Things She Said by t.A.T.u.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — The Republican presidential race has seemed at times like a contest of schoolyard insults and chest-thumping machismo.
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This is one of the very few smart subwoofers with rich audio for a detailed and heart-thumping listening experience.
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His thumping victory supports his image as the supreme national leader and the only person who can keep Russia together.
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The jet fell into a tub, first slapping the surface of the water already there, then thumping the tub's base.
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He was elected with a thumping majority in May 2014 on his record in Gujarat, a well-run Indian state.
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But White took a literal backseat to Mosshart in the project, thumping on the drums behind her as she sang.
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Donald Trump all but secured the Republican nomination for America's presidential election after a thumping victory in the Indiana primary.
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In the Piano Concerto (20053), Ligeti explores polyrhythms and the extremes of the piano, from bristling highs to thumping lows.
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For Lorenzo and Frank Fertitta, who bought UFC for just $2m in 2001, this month's deal is a thumping victory.
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But she soon settled to forge a 5-3 lead before sealing the set with a thumping pair of aces.
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The passionless tone that prevailed for most of the evening made Mr. Christie's chest-thumping speech all the more noteworthy.
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"The people who are thumping their chest about this settlement had a vested financial interest in this case," he said.
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Drinks start flowing, people loosen up, bodies absorb the sound and a thumping kick drum starts to feel less foreign.
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But experienced trade hands tell us these are only appearances — it's the chest-thumping brinksmanship stage of negotiations, they say.
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This year, his game is all about changing direction, and then thumping a forehand down the line for a winner.
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Chinese markets are closed all week, but a 0.5% overnight drop in Tokyo's Nikkei was more modest than Monday's thumping.
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The sack was the final play of the game, a thumping exclamation point on the N.F.L.'s only perfect season.
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If the victory of prohibition was all about Bible-thumping morality, why was there no evangelical revivalism at the time?
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European markets rebounded early after the previous day's thumping, while the U.S. dollar rose to a near two-month high.
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The 2016 commercial boasted that its beer is "not soft" and "not a fruit cup" to a thumping, masculine beat.
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One was held in the back of a car and thumped until his two meaty assailants were tired of thumping.
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He explains this by noting that the mayor is, in fact, a more authentic Hoosier than the Bible-thumping Pence.
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He initiated Real Garcilaso's 5-2 rout of César Vallejo this Wednesday with a thumping lob from almost 60 yards.
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In a grinding, lackluster game, the Broncos, a team whose backbone is a thumping, ferocious defense, prevailed, 24-10, on Sunday.
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On June 8th voters decided that, rather than transform her small majority into a thumping one, they would remove it altogether.
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The video is an exceptional framing device for Gambino's song, which contrasts joyful, cheery melodies against a harsh, thumping trap beat.
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Breathe Anxious nerves are a physiological response to risk, a response that gets your heart thumping, palms sweating, and thoughts spinning.
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How to Dress Well's Tom Krell stuns on "Just Let Go," helping the duo fuse celestial R&B with thumping house.
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But, if you need a thumping beat in your music to keep you motivated, these simply aren't the headphones for you.
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I enter a nightclub sheathed in neon, where a thumping bass line drives away the cemetery silence of the city outside.
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Hungary's joy was short-lived, however, as Ronaldo levelled with a thumping header after a superb cross by substitute Ricardo Quaresma.
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Karlovic was also wasteful, thumping a regulation volley into the net that would have put him within two points of victory.
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She released a track called "Bang Bang (All Night)" which is essentially just four and a half minutes of heavy thumping.
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In the most recent win – a 114-5.73 thumping ofAlabama State on Friday – coach Dana Altman notched his 600th NCAA victory.
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"Yeah, definitely I played the best tennis today," Kvitova said after thumping Poland's Magda Linette 63-3 6-2 on Saturday.
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Clyburn's endorsement represents an important morale boost for Clinton after her thumping loss to Sanders in last week's New Hampshire primary.
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And the thumping jam "Swish Swish" is one of the best party-starters of her career, destined for some killer remixes.
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Those who are motivated by the thumping beats of their music can rejoice — these also have a heavier emphasis on bass.
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NOTES: Duke is 5-753 all-time against Yale, including an 80-61 thumping at Cameron Indoor Stadium on Nov. 25.
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This issue sees Emmy trying to reconcile her place in the world, and the comic drips with a low, thumping dread.
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Pulsating, a man from a similar breed clutches onto the wooden rails and zones out to thumping beats of the Glade.
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WHEN THE world's biggest electorate handed Narendra Modi a thumping victory five years ago, India seemed poised for far-reaching change.
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SOB x RBE's "Paramedic!" is a thumping bop that would perfectly pair with a villain pulling up to do some damage.
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Stipe Miocic scored a thumping knockout win over Daniel Cormier at UFC 241, avenging his stunning 2018 loss to the Californian.
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Chris Kattan, 48, is most known for his head-thumping, nightclub-loving character, Doug Butabi, who Kattan played opposite Will Ferrell.
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At certain moments during the film's progress, you feel breezes wafting over you and hear loud thumping under the theater's risers.
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The microphone crackles; when Prince's voice, piano, and thumping feet come to a rest, all that's left is thick white noise.
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The wall of speakers was a thumping shrine, a furious altar, and the heaving mass before it infinitely bounced in worship.
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Though not a thumping diehard, she was religious, and was really, genuinely excited for Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ.
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It seems there is an awful lot of table-thumping going on right now from the Trump administration and its allies.
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The peso has been battered since President Mauricio Macri suffered a thumping defeat in primaries at the hands of Alberto Fernandez.
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The currency has been battered since President Mauricio Macri suffered a thumping defeat in primaries at the hands of Alberto Fernandez.
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At moments, his speech in Vietnam had the tub-thumping atmosphere of one he may have given in Pennsylvania or Wisconsin.
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Now it's the secret ingredient of "Home," the thumping, kaleidoscope-soul centerpiece (and first single) of Caribou's excellent new album, Suddenly.
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But it was Biden's thumping victory in the South Carolina primary on Saturday that really breathed new life into his campaign.
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The Egyptians and the Israelis reach out to one another on waves of melody, from ethereal Arab song to thumping klezmer.
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"My heart was thumping," said Lee Kang-joon, 64, a taxi driver from Gangneung who attended the concert with his wife.
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This is how Baby rolls, with shifting gears, pumping feet and thumping tunes, and how Mr. Wright rolls here as well.
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Is NAFTA dragging America down, or do we still hear the thumping of accelerated campaign music designed to inflame and antagonize?
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These are the issues that Buchanan has been thumping for the past 50 years, and that Donald Trump exploited in 2016.
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Klobuchar ignored him at first, but called him the "peanut gallery" before thumping Trump on his economic platform while in office.
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But his thumping 2016 victory over Hillary Clinton here — he won 60% of the vote — means he's the established political power.
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Gardner's grand slam was the decisive blow in an unexpected Yankees win, a resounding 13-4 thumping of the Houston Astros.
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Meadows was just as confident after an early afternoon Freedom Caucus session, in which reporters could hear applause and thumping on tables.
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After a thumping crash in 2008-09, GDP is expected to grow by 5% this year, faster than any other rich economy.
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I say hi to a few of them, shaking hands and thumping backs, and when Carlinda sees me, she is all smiles.
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Only after the movie's over and your heart has stopped thumping will you start inquiring into the supernatural spine of the movie.
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The hard-core Brexiteers are yet more evidence of an ugly turn in British politics towards tub-thumping, no-holds-barred populism.
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Maybe it was the perfectly tuned Bang & Olufsen sound system thumping away a flawless beat that put me into a euphoric trance.
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When Lisa was once asked to participate in thumping piglets, for example, she was able to use sexist stereotypes to her advantage.
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A stuttery, thumping beat, full fat bass stab, cheeky bits of acid and not much else aside from bucket loads of atmosphere.
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The heart stops being understood as a thumping notebook, a pulsing record of feeling, and the brain becomes the body's ruling organ.
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Long before the McConaissance, a different actor brought chest-thumping to the forefront of pop culture, though in a considerably different context.
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Late night festivals with thumping drums begin at the bars in Pelourinho, the hilly old town, and pour out into the streets.
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The London heavyweight knocked Artur Szpilka out on his feet, before thumping him some more until he fell helpless to the canvas.
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"One Dance," with all of its Kyla and Crazy Cousinz-sampling, thumping ba-doom-doom syncopated rhythms, swelled into a mega-hit.
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Of course, the Lee family may reject Elliott's latest assault out of hand, and nationalist chest-thumping might play a role, too.
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"This was a thumping epic triumph of branding and desire over connoisseurship and reality," said Todd Levin, a New York art adviser.
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The Argentine peso has been battered since President Mauricio Macri suffered a thumping defeat in primaries at the hands of Alberto Fernandez.
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The tactics worked until Shanice van de Sanden's perfect cross found Miedema, who powered home a thumping header in the 41st minute.
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"Listen, hey, who the heck tuned this piano this morning, listen to this," Gould says, thumping on a note that sounds off.
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But the brush fires of provincial discontent highlight the disconnect between Russia's chest-thumping rise abroad and its stagnating economy at home.
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Inelegant construction and unsubtle, occasionally tub-thumping dialogue further drain the movie's potency, as do Mathilde's overripe musings on war and suffering.
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Scene to scene, Mr. Pita's direction is sure-handed and clear, adeptly doling out thumping from unseen neighbors to bring on madness.
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The charges were also a thumping embarrassment for Nazarbayev, who had sought to spin his image as a democratizing, West-leaning figure.
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Normally, I'm into indie, folk-rock music, but when it comes to workouts, I'm all about bass-thumping hip-hop and EDM.
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This time they did so across a three-day span after snapping a five-game losing streak by thumping Miami on Saturday.
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On "Missing U," she chases heartbreak into the thumping void of the dance floor and watches it disappear: a familiar Robyn trick.
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Emperor Akihito discreetly pushed back both against the dated rituals of royal life and against the tub-thumping nationalists who revere them.
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Older Japanese are more worried about Mr Abe's chest-thumping nationalism than the young—and in 2016 he lowered the voting age.
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Chinese markets will remain closed until next week, but a 0.063% overnight drop in Tokyo's Nikkei was more modest than Monday's thumping.
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Add it all up and you have what is clearly the next front in the Android phone chest thumping battle: screen specs.
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Trump himself has gone from a relative isolationist on the global stage to a chest-thumping interventionist president within the last week.
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Since taking office, his administration has shown signs both of hard edges and conventional stances (albeit sometimes with more public chest-thumping).
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It's a "poor theatre" rendition, in the Grotowski sense; actors, rather than an outsized set or a thumping orchestra, make the show.
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THESE ARE ADJOINING SCHOOL DISTRICTS, SO I CAN GIVE YOU ADVICE JUST LIKE WHEN YOU WERE THUMPING US THAT YOU CONSTANTLY DID.
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As she works, she feels the beating heart of the house for the first time, withering and dark, thumping beneath the wall.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson had led his party to a thumping election victory, making Britain's divorce from the EU all but certain.
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We hear thumping music and end up at a pizza place/bar with a band that could probably be described as vampire electronica.
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The decline of chest thumping is accompanied by an impressive representation of women and minorities in the subjects selected for the new books.
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Alabama appeared even more dominant against Michigan State than Clemson had in thumping Oklahoma (11-2) for the second year in a row.
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French voters should give Mr Macron a thumping majority, and a mandate to address the malaise that makes his opponent's demagoguery so popular.
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When this new party, a band of political newcomers powered by social media, won a thumping parliamentary majority, the Macron revolution seemed unstoppable.
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Angered by violence, scandals and a deep recession, voters were ready for Mr Bolsonaro's chest-thumping messages on crime, corruption and family values.
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Vigorous condemnation, followed by promises never to accept the North as a nuclear weapons state, followed by chest-thumping demands for more sanctions.
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Mr Modi knows that even Indians at the bottom of the pile, exposed to social media and tub-thumping television channels, are patriots.
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Mr Orban's thumping victory was overshadowed by strong criticism from the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe, which had deployed observers.
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We'd suggest the $1,590 driver assistance package to get Maserati's semi-autonomous driver assistance system, plus the thumping Bowers & Wilkins stereo for $1,990.
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Mr Modi is both a chest-thumping nationalist and a compulsive hugger and hand-holder, whose diplomacy emphasises, quite literally, the personal touch.
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In a day and age when CEOs often exude an air of invincibility, complete with chest-thumping braggadocios, Merritt is quite the opposite.
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"There is no deal," the Senate Democratic leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, said at a news conference, thumping his hand on the lectern.
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After thumping Tiger Woods and Bryson Dechambeau 5&4 they became the first-ever European pairing to win all four of their matches.
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He won his native New York by a thumping margin last week, taking at least 2628 of the 28500 delegates up for grabs.
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With 6900 percent of the precincts reporting, Trump was thumping Rubio in Florida by nearly 2628 points, leading 28503 percent to 22019 percent.
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This sort of chest-thumping is the kind of stuff Trump has done in advance of a showdown that he expects to happen.
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Finally, in December 2628, a Harris poll had Jerry Brown thumping an unknown Democratic Governor Bill Clinton at 28503 percent to 22019 percent.
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Francis's friend Jezenia, a DJ who goes by Cheetosbaby, has put together a playlist of dance hits, and thumping bass fills the room.
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The latter institution has just released Adoldesscent, their first full length record, an often thumping ode to Lauer and Janson's timeless club aesthetic.
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When the video was done thumping its bass-beats into and around his body, he immediately reset the thing for a second go.
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" Incensed by this pompous chest-thumping, Paris pulled no punches: "These are the rantings of an immature child, not a true martial artist.
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Taiwan Dispatch TAOYUAN, Taiwan — As the batter steps to the plate, the clamor crescendoes, a rhyming, thumping chant, often tailored to his name.
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When Ms. Twain was scrupulously avoiding listening to current music, she couldn't avoid hearing the thumping beats coming from behind his bedroom door.
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It's worth noting that Bible-thumping blowhards like Roy Moore don't help achieve those values, while investments in education and family planning do.
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Wrapping up the day at an evening banquet with thumping live music, Kim made a toast with a glass of traditional Korean liquor.
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Williams's hardcourt summer included the worst defeat of her career, a 27-2149, 211-0 thumping by Johanna Konta in San Jose, Calif.
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We saw generators thumping away on second-story porches, their extension cords running in all directions, spidering through the windows of neighboring houses.
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Just for a minute, she looks like a moviegoer, waiting, with a thumping pulse, for the show, and all its wonders, to begin.
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This all sounds perilously close to high-mindedness, so maybe now is the time to add that "Ashes" is a thumping good read.
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LAS VEGAS — Charles Martin sent his opponent to the canvas in a thumping knockout win, setting up a probable shot at Anthony Joshua.
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That's a lesson Democrats ought to draw, quickly and clearly, from the thumping victory Boris Johnson won for the Conservative Party on Thursday.
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The boxing magazine The Ring, the broadcaster ESPN, and Sports Illustrated all declared Lopez their prospect of the year after a thumping 2018.
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Fear and loathing course through both campaigns, driven on one side by Mr. Trump's chest-thumping populism and on the other by Mrs.
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She was reaffirmed in the party leadership she has held since 2000 by a thumping 89.5 percent of votes from 994 party delegates.
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I, however, grew up during the reign of the metrosexual, when even bros of the most chest-thumping sort were experimenting with pomade.
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Plus, it pumps out 88dB of crystal-clear audio, powerful thumping bass as low as 75Hz, and boasts six hours of battery life.
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The legendary architect visited often to examine the progress, either tapping his cane or thumping it loudly in expressions of delight or displeasure.
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The crowd mingled, cracked jokes and shimmied to thumping DJ sets in between examining the eclectic range of items displayed around the hotel rooftop.
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Separated from their families' fields and villages, these "repatriates" developed a more open and cosmopolitan identity, and grew less receptive to fist-thumping nationalism.
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It proceeded to escape "and started flying around" the room, thumping its furry little wings, like jagged cutouts of a decorative rug, in protest.
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Streaming lines, thumping rhythms, all blending (well, not really blending) with the blaring encouragement of a top fitness trainer in a tiny sport top.
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In March the BJP won a thumping electoral victory in Uttar Pradesh, India's most-populous state and home to a Muslim minority of 40m.
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There is the thumping music as she arrives, the black-red-yellow "Kanzlerin" ("chancelloress") placards and the folksy chitchat with dignitaries on the dais.
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And the comic follows him not on some heart-thumping quest, but as he trudges his way, through a land of confusion and hopelessness.
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WASHINGTON — After enduring more than six months of chest-thumping bravado, Americans are finally learning what brings Donald Trump back down to earth: losing.
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With the concert declared a tail-thumping success, she now plans to return to the shelter to deliver encore performances as often as possible.
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Former Valencia goalkeeper Santiago Canizares told the BBC that he "expected [Neville's] resignation, as well as some apologies," after the team's thumping by Barcelona.
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You can quickly connect to the speaker with a smartphone or laptop and enjoy that loud thumping bass without fiddling with wires or amplifiers.
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In 2016, given Mr Trump's thumping leads among older voters and among white voters, Mrs Clinton can ill-afford to leave millennials feeling "meh".
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An intricate electro opus that builds to multiple delirious peaks, the thumping dancefloor gem contrasts well with Four Tet's comparatively sedate 2017 album. —E.
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The dispute has devolved into angry nationalist chest-thumping, a display mirrored online by the defacement of a large number of random Dutch websites.
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In Abhishek Sharma's "Parmanu – the Story of Pokhran", which he co-produced, Abraham attempts to cash in on the chest-thumping genre of nationalism.
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"Chest-thumping about expanding presidential power was self-defeating in the Bush administration and will be more so in the Trump administration," Goldsmith said.
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Playing the handmaidens to financial markets and the chest-thumping growth promises are unwise and incompatible with what the sound monetary policy can do.
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Or would Clinton have to publicly declare, her forked tail thumping, that she was in a secret gay relationship with a fellow alien lizard?
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Klinsmann called the defeat — a thumping so complete that his team did not record a shot — a lesson and a pill to be swallowed.
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The song has a subtle thumping reggaetón beat while the artists sing about loyalty and loving your closest family and friends above all else.
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The Badgers took the last seven and 11 of the last 12 in the series, including a 48-3 thumping at home last season.
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All this adds up to a Clinton plurality on March 1, but not the thumping sweep she would need to put the race away.
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Adopted as the unofficial anthem to that year's Berlin Love Parade, "The Judgement" is a lesson in the primal joys of thumping hedonistic house.
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Long known in Southeast Asia as a bohemian surf town, Canggu is largely free of the thumping nightclubs and rowdy antics of neighboring cities.
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Few party officials commented, though experts warned that Law and Justice leader Jaroslaw Kaczyński, the party's chest-thumping leader, favored leaving the bloc altogether.
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Jon Tester, one of a string of Senate Democrats facing tough re-election races in states Trump won with thumping majorities two years ago.
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"This was my husband's favourite whiskey," says Beijing's Punk Rock Noodle restaurant owner Ma Yue, thumping a bottle of Maker's Mark onto the table.
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Mr. Modi last week sought to contain the triumphalism, ordering leaders of his party to avoid "chest thumping" over the strikes, Indian newspapers reported.
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Imagine thumping seven shades of shit out of grown men your entire adult life to then just drink one Archers and Lemonade per year.
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It was around 2135 in the morning on February 222, 20163, when Lucero Sanchez was jolted awake by shouting and a loud thumping noise.
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It was around 22016 in the morning on February 22016, 210, when Lucero Sanchez was jolted awake by shouting and a loud thumping noise.
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But Trump's dominance over the race was made even more obvious during Cruz's chest-thumping victory speech, which centered almost entirely on the businessman.
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The previous night, he helped the hometown team earn a trip to the Super Bowl with a 38-7 thumping of the Minnesota Vikings.
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But some of Mr. Trump's critics say the president's attack on Mr. Ball was about more than just chest-thumping between the two men.
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One is, when you listen to Donald Trump, he has this very thumping style in which he repeats sentences almost verbatim the second time.
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The Dallas Cowboys were well on their way to a 30-10 thumping of the Giants, whose record tumbled to a mortifying 2-21.
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In a truly thumping performance, Mr. Rattle brought some of the sweaty, wide-eyed intensity of Berlin's dance floors back to London with him.
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Though he teed it up just twice at the Ryder Cup, one of those was a solid 143&4 thumping of Spieth in singles.
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And though the Twitter chest-thumping is not new to the Biden camp, it's been more pronounced — and more self-congratulatory — since South Carolina.
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President Trump and his table-thumping surrogates would instantly capitalize on this, viciously weaponizing the term to pull in conservative or even moderate Democrats.
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The Epistles turned around bebop ideas, giving them a thumping, warm-toned sound that reflected South African musical heritage — and the fast-developing present.
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" Gary Lineker, another who does not ordinarily go in for screeching hyperbole or populist tub-thumping, wondered whether Dean was guilty of "seeking attention.
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LONDON — U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson will retain power with a thumping majority after his Conservative Party secured its best election result since 1987.
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There was a time when the Yankees used to reserve their chest thumping for October, when they would let their victories speak for themselves.
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On the way they passed several rowdy taverns where singing and the thumping of drums and female shrieks signalled some kind of coarse entertainment.
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That is, after a lot of chest thumping, President Trump will ultimately agree to a face-saving, largely inconsequential trade deal with the Chinese.
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The film, written by James Graham and directed by Toby Haynes, is itself a thumping stamp, relying heavily on eureka moments and didactic scenes.
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It's a theatrical show of machismo, chest thumping and razor-sharp clawing over a wide landscape that people across the world travel to watch.
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"This budget is setting out a vision, a target, for every sector of our society," Sitharaman said to the thumping of desks in parliament.
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It helps immeasurably that the whole way through you have what I'd call an all-time best original video game score thumping along behind you.
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Dettmann's entry, which arrives on the 14th of October, is a typically thumping affair that takes in the very best of techno new and old.
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Whether or not her successor salvages any of Mrs May's Brexit policy, her tub-thumping speeches on immigration ought to be destined for the dustbin.
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Uttar Pradesh is India's most populous and politically-prized state, where the BJP's thumping victory has strengthened Modi's claim to a second term in 2019.
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It also represents a significant change of approach by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who was recently elected for a second term by a thumping majority.
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At the height of the U.S.-China trade war last year, Washington slapped tariffs on billions worth of Chinese goods, including consumer products, thumping imports.
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You can hear the little girl's heart thumping when a monster gets too close, and the game uses silence to create incredible moments of tension.
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All the chest-thumping and jingoism that we are seeing right now will just melt away and we will go back to business as usual.
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The opening track, "Ringing Dub," starts out as a thumping electronic track, before easing in some 8-bit bloops and a more breezy reggae sound.
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At the height of the U.S.-China trade war last year, Washington slapped tariffs on billions worth of Chinese goods, including consumer products, thumping imports.
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" Katz responded to the tweet, claiming he did not write the post nor the editor's note that referred to her as a "bible thumping freak.
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True, the Global Times, a chest-thumping tabloid, accused the American president of "gambling" that China will be cowed by his "capricious and obstinate attitude".
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Senator John McCain of Arizona, for one, was unimpressed by suggestions that chest-thumping patriotism, as judged by conservative citizens, trumps the rule of law.
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Thanks partly to rampant gerrymandering and a dwindling number of generally competitive seats, the midterms might not deliver their usual anti-incumbent thumping this year.
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In my tests, the Max sounded good for all kinds of music, from soft acoustic ballads, to driving speed metal, to thumping hip hop tracks.
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Linklater glues scenes together with music that is a near-constant presence, whether it's thumping from background bedroom stereos, car radios, or blasting in clubs.
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Now the guitar strings are paired with thumping drums, helping give the record potential life in both coffee shops, as well as dimly lit clubs.
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You'll be dropped in a fight for Montana against a bible-thumping menace who's part Ammon Bundy, part Jim Jones, and part Father John Misty.
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This week's encounters might be routine military chest-thumping, but the countries' entwinement in complex military situations around the world raises the risk of escalation.
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It was another thumping forehand that brought her victory on the second match point of the final game for her sixth win against the Pole.
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The Republican Establishment, with its mainstream conservatism, flamed out months ago, and now Cruz's bible-thumping, abolish-the-IRS approach had come crashing down too.
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Sure, his recent loss to Luke Rockhold, who became the division's king with a December thumping of Chris Weidman, immediately rendered this claim somewhat debatable.
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As you zip through the world — a trippy, abstract place full of pulsating tentacles and shape-shifting pyramids — a thumping rhythm plays in the background.
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The rest of the game didn't go well for the Panthers either; they fell to 4-8 after a 40-7 thumping by the Seahawks.
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To many AK supporters, who saw their prime minister propel the party to a thumping win in elections last autumn, his abrupt ouster seems puzzling.
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"Slack," for instance, has a much rockier sound, whereas as the thumping beats of "Receiver" and "Epoch" give them more of a typical electronic vibe.
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In his court testimony, Mr. Vella switched between saying he did not remember thumping his shoe in anger and claiming that the incident never happened.
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Instead of a pair of fine audio grills along one edge, this iPad has four audio grills, two on each end that produce thumping sound.
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Dramatic footage showed the capsule carrying the crew thumping down in a plume of dust, minutes after it launched from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
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All the while, Madness's "One Step Beyond" is thumping loudly in the background and more of the group's big, tatted members start to show up.
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The thumping "Adrenaline" recalls 90s grunge ("I never left the 90s!" the singer says); The sleek "Castles," which features Atlanta duo St. Beauty, channels TLC.
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Joe Biden's thumping win in the South Carolina primary on Saturday didn't just throw him back into the race on the eve of Super Tuesday.
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Chihuahuas skittered around on the carpet, and a cluster of teenage boys had claimed a spot by the elevators, a speaker thumping with hip-hop.
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Mr. Bush called his setback a "thumping," and Mr. Obama described his as a "shellacking," but Mr. Trump maintained that he had nothing to regret.
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Employing American football and chest-thumping chants, Tang Haiyan offers an answer to a country that worries that its sons are too coddled and feminine.
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The prom for the all-boys Catholic school, which has almost 1,700 students, featured costumed performers doing tricks with flaming torches and loud thumping drums.
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But as other clubs opened, spreading into the town and transforming once-peaceful cafes into techno-thumping nuisances, the crowds became increasingly younger and rowdier.
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During our conversations, he would often break into rousing, patriotic speeches about truth and justice, thumping the plastic table in emphasis and making it jump.
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The duo's first score, for The Social Network (2010), is rooted in '20183s and early-2000s electronica; chirping synths dance over thumping 4/4 beats.
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Porta and South House, a Southern restaurant also on the de facto restaurant row, are transformed into nightclubs, with thumping music and intoxicated, loud crowds.
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This week, after a tub-thumping party conference speech in Manchester under the slogan "Get Brexit done", Mr Johnson at last put forward his plan.
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Pickup neophytes should understand that a truck's configuration is far more important — and more complicated — than the chest-thumping macho advertising would have you believe.
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They opened here Thursday with a 22011-2 thumping of Canada while the United States needed 10 innings on Friday to nip Colombia, 3-2.
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If the Tories perform at the upper end of their range of expectations, they could end up with a thumping majority of almost 100 seats.
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In between those bouts, there was a lot of Cold War chest-thumping and perhaps the greatest and silliest of all the "Rocky" training montages.
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Returning to action after almost a year on the shelf, MacDonald found himself on the wrong end of a five-round thumping courtesy of Stephen Thompson.
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All I heard was "Turn Down For What" by DJ Snake/Lil Jon and "Scream" by Usher thumping in my ears, willing me to keep exercising.
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Lead guitarist Elliot Easton and keyboardist Greg Hawkes soloed expertly and inscrutably over the steady thumping backbeat of drummer David Robinson, formerly of the Modern Lovers.
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Kate Charlet, a former government cyber policy chief, said that policy's "chest-thumping" rhetoric is forgivable so long as it doesn't mark an escalation in tactics.
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And because the story is a work of fiction, rather than a tub-thumping op-ed, it probes these issues with an appreciation of their complexity.
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I used to be a yoga-only kind of girl, but now I really enjoy mixing it up with a high energy, bass-thumping spin class.
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After sealing the match in style with a thumping forehand winner from the baseline, Sandgren threw down his racket and raised his arms aloft in joy.
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The thumping funk bass had also gradually incorporated more and more guitar sounds, in an attempt to sync the music with the crescendo of our movements.
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Some of them, he believes, were less interested in the pursuit of scientific knowledge than in the chest-thumping goal of landing Americans on the moon.
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But all of that chest-thumping ignores the more important question: Why are there so many -- and so many damaging -- leaks coming from the White House?
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Once you get beyond the surface of the 2016 battle of the sexes, with its chest-thumping versus maternal hugging, there's a more intriguing gender dynamic.
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Sanders "wins" with at least a repeat of Iowa, where he gets a good-enough showing to survive a thumping in South Carolina on Feb. 2202.
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Many politicians relish political theater for its own sake, which is why table thumping and how dare you, sir bloviating are so common at these proceedings.
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One of the project's standouts is a thumping collaboration between Trouble and Drake titled "Bring It Back," which now has a video as of Sunday evening.
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A second, headset-free player can pick up a controller and help out, their character donning a mech suit and thumping anything that gets too close.
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Is this a deeper comment on masculinity ("I am man, see me carry") and how it expresses itself at thumping, bass-heavy festivals around the world?
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As she periodically changes the song (always a thumping house beat), she'll pause for a moment by the speaker and twerk in front of the mirror.
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But the sounds and visuals are still a perfect fit for Lumines, and it's a great way to listen to Rez's thumping soundtrack on the go.
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At the fight itself, Haye knocked Chisora out in style, posting a thumping fifth round victory at West Ham United's Boleyn Ground at Upton Park, London.
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This is expressed most strongly in a scene in a gay club, where he shimmies ecstatically, immersed in the sensuality of thumping bass all around him.
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The police are all chest-thumping aggression and "we take care of our own" machismo, with the exception of Pete, who's trapped between guilt and fear.
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When the company revealed plans for a parklike roof atop Pier 17 and instead delivered a thumping concert venue, many saw the move as a betrayal.
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The Red Sox, under the first-year manager Alex Cora, erased an L.A./New York option by thumping the Yankees in a four-game division series.
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Though supermarkets dislike dogs thumping around, when we visited a small one for some snacks the manager said to just tie him up in the front.
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Now he's at it again; I hear him banging a closet door shut, rustling through papers on a chest in the front hall and thumping upstairs.
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" Julia Nettleton, now in college, testified that she heard a "thumping and banging noise — it sounded like things hitting the wall to me, or hitting furniture.
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Or the thumping, floor-convulsing sounds of modern techno or house music, which helped make the record player at the center of this audiophile's paradise famous.
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If Tesla is going to make in-roads here it needs to be as visible as possible, so a little bit of chest-thumping can't hurt.
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But in the zone, with the fog and the thumping music and the flashing lights, expectant guests immediately looked my way, wondering what I would do.
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"It's a surefire certainty it will be a thumping majority, no doubt about it," said Tim Bale, professor of politics at Queen Mary University of London.
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Emin's website describes him as having "rock star good looks," and his music is in the Euro-club style, featuring risque lyrics over thumping dance beats.
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Zidane may not be a tactician or a visionary; his presence is so brooding that it is impossible to imagine him as a tub-thumping rhetorician.
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"There were certain places where we walked in, and the lobby and leasing office had this sort of thumping and pulsing club vibe," Mr. Minhaj said.
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That referendum galvanised pro-independence opinion, and the SNP won a thumping victory in the Westminster election in 2015, though was knocked back somewhat in 2017.
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Her stroll on Wednesday was serene save for the buzzing of saws, the thumping of hammers and the nearly constant chop-chop-chop of helicopters overhead.
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Q: My upstairs neighbor in my Upper West Side co-op uses a treadmill every night for 45 minutes, causing vibrations and thumping in my apartment.
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Then this season began and the Tigers stunned an awful lot of folks by not just beating eighth-ranked Miami, but thumping the Hurricanes convincingly, 33-17.
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The screen is overwhelmingly large in the small gallery and the production is cinema quality, with bass-thumping sound by Harry Bornstein and Physical Therapy to boot.
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When I found the recording, it was just a 3 second clip of ambient noise and some thumping, which I presume was me messing with my phone.
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Grinning from ear to ear, she's bouncing up and down on stage in front of a 300-strong crowd, waving outstretched arms to a thumping electronic beat.
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Harbour, who plays police chief Jim Hopper in the Netflix hit series, delivered a tub-thumping speech in which he emphasized unity and support for marginalized peoples.
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Because the pain is still pounding in their ears, thumping in their hearts, digging a hole in their chest, and they don't want to feel broken anymore.
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The parades are an orgy for the senses — giant floats with moving parts, thousands of dancers in full costumes, earsplitting music, gut-thumping drums, heart-lifting choruses.
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No. 1 UConn won the NCAA women's basketball championship on Tuesday with an 82-51 thumping of No. 4 seed Syracuse at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
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Mrs May's Brexit deal is also 3-0 down, after thumping defeats in the House of Commons; but her team has been scoring own goals for years.
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I don't know which one (if any) Panay is going to go with, but I expect it won't be some chest-thumping, raw power kind of video.
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Tish's family, anchored by the matriarchal Sharon (Regina King), embraces the courtship, but Fonny's Bible-thumping mother (Aunjanue Ellis) and her teenage daughters consider it a sin.
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"We both have trophies today so I guess that says a lot," said the 22-year-old runnerup after her 6-3 6-0 thumping from Stephens.
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Unlike so many LGBTQ-nightlife spaces, this gathering was remarkably not centered on fucking: There was no intended seediness, or thumping house music and dim red lights.
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In a triumph of chest-thumping over economic reason, most say they are prepared to see the country crash out of the European Union without a deal.
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Cruz took the stage in his home state of Texas tonight to deliver a chest-thumping victory speech that centered almost entirely on Trump and his shortcomings.
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V-Moda's sound signature has long been known for Kolton's preference for exuberant, aggressively thumping bass that aims to recreate the feeling of being in a club.
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If one of the establishment candidates makes it to the second round, he will probably beat either the pulpit-thumping Fabricio Alvarado or the Trumpesque Mr Castro.
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In the last administration, the post was held by ousted Prime Minister Najib Razak, who was handed a thumping defeat by Mahathir's alliance in Wednesday's general election.
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The reality is that Law and Justice Party won a thumping majority and there is considerable support for its agenda among large sections of the Polish population.
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Stocks took a thumping on the first trading day of the year, leaving investors to wonder if 2016 will be the year the bull market gives up.
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The Red Bulls finally came alive in the second half and Austrian winger Daniel Royer equalized with a thumping header from a corner in the 76th minute.
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Unless his appeal succeeds, the Ayatollah of Alabama, as the SPLC's boss, Richard Cohen, christened him for his theocratic views, has issued his last tub-thumping ruling.
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During the day, bible-thumping evangelists with portable microphone amps half-preach, half-yell to passersby in Spanish, trying to wake them up from their daily routines.
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This story was originally published on MUNCHIES UK. It was almost impossible to hear Cida Zurlo over the thumping beat of the marching band at her door.
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Many doctors prescribe beta blockers to people who report having physiological symptoms of anxiety—like a thumping heart, sweaty palms, and dry mouth—to dampen those effects.
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Paik filled the building's wings with a thumping rock soundtrack and deliberately misaligned moving images; he highlighted Venice's connection with Mongolia via the travels of Marco Polo.
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The camera lingers on the bikini-clad women as they frolic on the beach before the action shifts to the nightclub and its thumping ABBA-laden soundtrack.
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Thirty-one seats were enough to change the signs on the doors, but it wasn't the kind of thumping the GOP had given the Democrats in '2003.
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The Kings won just two of their past seven overall games but one of the victories was Monday's impressive 116-103 thumping of the Los Angeles Lakers.
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But the 23-times grand slam champion dug deep in the second, thumping serves and blasting returns to the delight of the supportive crowd under the lights.
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LONDON, July 12 (Reuters) - The thumping beat of Britain's 1980s-1990s acid house scene returns in a new London exhibition looking at the impact of rave music.
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For Hood's sets, Floorplan or otherwise, Lyric has been joining him on stage, reportedly mixing Katy Perry and Martin Garrix into her father's literally bible-thumping tracks.
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His was a career of highlights, with his set-piece ability, lung-busting work-rate and thumping shots and crosses giving a conspicuous edge to the team.
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It will be a two-mile-long celebration of gay pride filled with thumping music, elaborate corporate floats, costumed dancers and millions of spectators lining the route.
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You're very humble and pragmatic, Virgo, which is all well and good, but sometimes you need to aim higher, do some chest-thumping, and chase a dream.
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"We were on the Sesame Street scene back then," joked Alex when I interviewed them after the show in the venue's green room beneath the thumping stage.
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What we do see of the scenery isn't exactly breathtaking as Tracy (Amy Ryan, wonderful) and her Bible-thumping brother, Jesse (Terry Kinney), bury their father's ashes.
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But sure enough, it went viral overnight — forcing all of us to watch them sing random animal noises to a thumping beat on late night talk shows.
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The manifesto the party put out before it won its thumping victory in national elections earlier this year called for the scrapping of Jammu & Kashmir's special status.
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N.Y.C.F.C. 4, Atlanta United 1 Thumping the second-place Atlanta United, N.Y.C.F.C. moved a step closer to ensuring that its playoff run would go through Yankee Stadium.
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Spring Gallery Guide So here you are, in the thumping nucleus of the $22017 billion global art market, home to 21960 or more galleries of contemporary art.
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Mr. Teicher is reaching back before the invention of metal taps to an earlier tradition of thumping and scraping, but he applies it to his own ends.
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London (CNN Business)Fresh off a thumping election victory, Prime Minister Boris Johnson may be preparing to target one of his country's most recognizable institutions: The BBC.
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Reggie Jackson had a season-high 23 points and five assists and the Detroit Pistons never trailed while thumping the Phoenix Suns 131-107 at Little Caesars Arena.
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Fernandez, a relative unknown until this year outside Argentine political circles, had held a 20-point lead in most opinion polls after thumping Macri in the August primary.
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And Mr Trump is engaged in a ridiculous chest-thumping contest with the Turkish leader, with each man trading threats and stirring up patriotic anger against the other.
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In the end, much of what may be driving investment and research on this weapon—beyond Putin's chest-thumping—may be the sprawling and influential Russian defense bureaucracy.
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Pistons 107, Pacers 83 Tobias Harris scored 26 of his 30 points in the first half, and Detroit won for the fifth time in six games, thumping Indiana.
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Even if the EU sometimes oversells its achievements, its tub-thumping for trade is a useful counter to the drumbeat of protectionism emanating from elsewhere in the world.
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Now when Somnia gets a coveted 1000 token tip, her browser offers up a full fifty seconds of thumping dance music for the Club Vibe to respond to.
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At exactly 10:30, the thumping of the bass softens, and he springs up to the stage, looking like the most boring tech executive in the room. Jeans.
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Another is "Nuggets," a thumping, bassline-driven banger that likens love to a drug-induced high and features the sultry-voiced Bonzai, whose real name is Cassia O'Reilly.
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Nineties dance hits (think Amber's "This Is Your Night" and "Be My Lover" by La Bouche) played, mushing the California day aesthetic into the era's thumping club scene.
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But since then, May's lead has been eroded, meaning she might no longer score the thumping victory over socialist Corbyn she had hoped for ahead of Brexit negotiations.
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This is the most versatile laptop I have yet seen: both an agile gazelle out in the lecture halls and a chest-thumping gorilla when gaming at home.
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Rockhold thumping on Weidman at his most vulnerable was a brutal extension of the don't-leave-it-in-the-hands-of-the-judges ethos we claim to admire.
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One mode lets you use the PlayStation Move to draw 3D art that reacts to whatever music you're listening to, thumping and pulsing in time to the beat.
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" In "Crisis," on the same topic, she sings over the track's slow, thumping, electronic soul: "If I killed your father/With a drone bomb/How would you feel?
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With a loud heartbeat thumping, the ad shows several Democratic candidates in shadowy, red-and-black photos as a narrator asks if voters can "really support" Mrs. Clinton.
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Thumping an office table, the head of one of the country's biggest technology firms, and a rare Republican in Silicon Valley, solemnly vows to vote for Hillary Clinton.
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You will graduate to patrolling the local area thumping on the doors of the local citizenry until an old man gets so mad that you get a chase.
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Pickles are hiding inside, good ones, but everything on this burger comes together in a single impression that bypasses analytical thinking and goes directly to raw, thumping want.
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Between having to turn up my podcast very loud, listening to fellow coffee shop goers talking on the phone, and thumping store soundtracks my head was not happy.
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It is therefore worthwhile to speculate on what might happen to our country and politics if 2628 proves to be a "wave election" with Clinton thumping Donald Trump.
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Donald J. Trump's chest-thumping version of America's 20th-century experience — "We saved the world" and then "we saved the world again" — is unusual only in its brainlessness.
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Those who are gloating here in Pakistan have a convincing enough narrative: Everything we already knew about ugly America just got a chest-thumping confirmation from Americans themselves.
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The sexual shenanigans unfold against a backdrop of Southern morality and bible-thumping, offering a not-so-subtle commentary about rampant hypocrisy among those who occupy the pews.
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If something bigger is in order, the $399 Google Home Max is also worth a look for its thumping bass and additional connectivity options (line-in and bluetooth).
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New York (CNN Business)The Queen biopic "Bohemian Rhapsody" hits theaters this weekend and the rock band's speaker-thumping music is likely to take over Spotify as well.
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A barrage of thumping bass and flashing lights might not be a typical notion of tranquility, but that's undoubtedly what I'd found in Hindi beats and new friends.
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Much has been made of him singing the nation anthem with chest-thumping gusto, but the childlike joy of his post-match celebrations tell us just as much.
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Heart-thumping with one eye on the door, Dean watched the files of al Qaeda's A to Z of bombs and poisons slowly copy to another hard disk.
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Later, when painting their makeup, the girls discussed religion, and Dusty Ray Bottoms talked about her experience being sent to gay conversion therapy by her Bible-thumping parents.
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First, they played a snippet of Major Lazer's hit "Cold Water" as a real-world example of the kind of thumping music children listen to all the time.
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First, Biden's thumping win in South Carolina conferred the aura of a winner, and his dominant showing with African American voters transferred into a run through the South.
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The song's quiet lyrics and plummeting vocal runs are built atop a thumping drum beat so rhythmic it feels more like a human heartbeat than a sonic effect.
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More to the story's point, it also places Fred in the most toxic of man caves imaginable: a homosocial world of booze-chugging, chest-thumping, sieg-heiling bros.
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The first thing you notice in the stairwell to the fourth-floor studio on Canal Street in Manhattan is the measured thumping coming from behind a metal door.
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To a thumping ABBA-laden soundtrack, the women's dancing takes centre stage in almost hypnotic fashion as they gyrate, make out, and shake their backsides in tiny shorts.
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The soundtrack of the city is now the wheels of rolling luggage thumping up against the steps of footbridges as phalanxes of tourists march over the city's canals.
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The team also said that the thumping backup music to the team's chant would not be played over the park's sound system if Helsley was in the game.
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For the gay couple Trent (the "American Idol" alumnus Justin Guarini) and Steven (Telly Leung), the road to the altar is blocked by Trent's Bible-thumping mother (Ms.
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Skripal had once worked in the shadows, living the perilous, heart-thumping life of the double agent, a GRU (Russian Military Intelligence) man secretly operating for the British.
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Holder Rafa Nadal returned after a rain delay to complete a thumping 21-24 22-21322 26-21 win over Kei Nishikori to move into the semi-finals.
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That run, while aided in no small part by dollar weakness, has been seen as a reflection of thumping euro zone data and relative stability among EU members.
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But Scarborough instead did what may be the next best thing to hit back at Trump: releasing a "thumping" music video going after Trump on his Facebook page.
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Atop it a beat gathers, in a welter of clattering, thumping, natural-sounding percussion along with assorted blips and slides and, eventually, a calm voice repeating the title.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. In the aftermath of Germany's 8-0003 thumping of San Marino last week, Thomas Muller was not a happy man.
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Before long, Georg is dodging shock troops in a heart-thumping chase, and the conventional sense of historical time, with its reassuring sense of progress, has been undone.
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Elba grew up in Hackney, and his familiarity with the community is visible in the movie's evocation of a tumultuous world suffused with lowlife scheming and thumping tunes.
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"I hope there's a lot of chest thumping," said Michael Novogradac, a San Francisco accountant who hosted a conference on Opportunity Zones this month with more than 1,000 attendees.
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Then in March, he released "BodyGuard," a thumping track featuring Gucci Mane in which Fool's vocal pitch—presumably from a mixture of excitement and urgency—reached previously uncharted territory.
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While many people that play these sorts of games jump in for a month, get their fill and leave, others have found a place within 3DX's thumping social areas.
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"You have everywhere advantages and disadvantages," Cilic said of his size and reach after crushing Roberto Bautista-Agut in the last 16 with his pounding serve and thumping forehand.
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Roberto Montenegro's "Portrait of Xavier Villaurrutia" portrays an elegant, dandified figure who is the polar opposite of the macho, chest-thumping strivers who populate the work of the muralists.
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In his second, he gave up a decision to King Mo. In is third, he rebounded with a three-round thumping of one-time Fedor Emelianenko meal Jaideep Sing.
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New York (CNN)Donald Trump's presidential campaign is rocking his hometown of New York City as he is poised for a thumping victory in the state's primary on Tuesday.
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Palace all but guaranteed their safety after thumping Leicester City 5-0, a result that will do little to halt the speculation over Claude Puel's future as Foxes' manager.
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MCKINSEY, a global management consultancy known for its discreet profile and rarefied air, is unused to the sort of tub-thumping popular revolt it is experiencing in South Africa.
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I remind myself repeatedly that this is an excellent opportunity to impress, and the thumping in my heart is simply a matter of being outside of my comfort zone.
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FijiFirst, the party of the coup leader turned prime minister, Frank Bainimarama, obtained a thumping 59% majority in elections in September 20143 and holds 32 of Parliament's 50 seats.
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Their 4-0 thumping of Everton on Wednesday evening suggests they're starting to realise their potential as a team, and they're currently five points behind Manchester United in fifth.
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A second full trailer for Duncan Jones' Warcraft was released today, and it's basically all about showing off the film's wild visuals, backed up by a thumping electronic soundtrack.
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A thumping win could give her greater leverage in any negotiations with Capitol Hill Republicans — especially if she brought a significant number of Democrats into Congress on her coattails.
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Alcohol slowed my heart and let me sleep until terror woke me up in the morning, the thumping in my chest that meant I had to begin another day.
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As Galantis, the duo takes current electronic-music tropes — thumping beats, climactic builds, even more climactic beat drops — and fuses them with their proven gifts for crafting ear worms.
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We need to keep our energy up for the weekend puzzles, so let's move on with some heart-thumping BLUEGRASS music by the Old Crow Medicine Show: Your thoughts?
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Yes, while Magny's thumping of Lombard undoubtedly earned him a date with a top-ranked opponent, the fact is that all of the welterweight division's best are currently preoccupied.
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It's a solid performer, doing what Bose audio does best: provide you with access to a wide range of dynamic sounds without making you feel overloaded on thumping bass.
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Even when Williams fired herself up at the start of the second set and began thumping the ball with her customary power, seventh seed Halep refused to back off.
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There is that thumping sound you only get from someone hitting a door three times with their fist, realising it hurts, then charging into it somehow with their shoulder.
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"The Free and Rebellious Jungle Terror Mix" features 45 minutes of club thumping madness with tracks only dipping in energy to take a breath before returning to the fray.
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This being Canada, a country of chronic apologies that sometimes suffers an inferiority complex when confronted by its swaggering neighbor to the south, the chest-thumping wasn't exactly loud.
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"C'mon!" he shouted, rolling up his right shirt sleeve, then thumping his right biceps repeatedly with his left hand, a move that seemed freighted with both bravado and relief.
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The thumping sound of rolling luggage was replaced by the sandpaper scratching of the yellow, orange and blue plastic bags that tourists bought to cover their shoes and ankles.
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A Morning Consult survey recently found Sanders beating Biden by five among all black primary voters, and thumping him by a 3-1 margin among black voters under 45.
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Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang pulled one back almost immediately for Dortmund, but Ronaldo sealed the win late with a thumping finish to beat goalkeeper Roman Buerki at his near post.
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The result was remarkable consistency with Google's brand — without having to invest in the flashy execution or heart-thumping celebration of so many of the other Super Bowl spots.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson won a general election with a thumping majority this week and looks set to complete the first stage of Brexit at the end of January.
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Looking at my Bible-thumping grandfather, whom I so markedly resemble in the facial structure holding up my tanner shell, I feel several conflicting emotions well up inside me.
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But Mr. Trump's mix of chest thumping and real action — the missile attack and the use of a huge bomb against Islamic militants in Afghanistan — entails serious risks overseas.
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The bikini, meanwhile, gave me a rash, the restaurant turned out to be phenomenally expensive and the hotel featured a rooftop club thumping its music right through our ceiling.
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A THUMPING WIN for Boris Johnson's Tory party is more complex than it seems; the returns cast a light on changes bubbling under the surface of the country's politics.
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The shape-shifting songs leap between frantic spoken interludes, thumping art-rock hybrids, and intrepid jazz numbers that tackle subjects as opaque as theology and as knotted as beauty.
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Monaco 22, Manchester City 220 MONACO — Midfielder Tiemoué Bakayoko's thumping header sent Monaco through to the Champions League quarterfinals with a 03-20 win over Manchester City on Wednesday.
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Alas, this perception is how so many outsiders came to get a kick out of thumping British food for a very long time and, to an extent, still do.
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Both the record and song of the year prizes — the latter awarded for songwriting — were won by Childish Gambino's "This Is America," a thumping, confrontational song about racial injustice.
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Rewarding teams with the same amount of points for a 7-0 thumping and a 1-383 win in a breakaway contest or three-on-three competition is asinine.
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"The thumping victory for BJP as per the early trends surpassing its winning tally of 2014 has pleasantly surprised even the bulls," said Jagannadham Thunguntla, research head at Centrum Wealth.
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The Rangers are coming off an impressive 23-2 thumping of Western Conference-leading Dallas and are seeking back-to-back victories for the first time since Nov. 21-23.
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Yet the 27th could be one of your biggest days for love this month, because lucky Jupiter and heart-thumping Venus host an ultra-rare meet-up in your sign.
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Mr Strache and his ilk will take heart from the poll-defying victory of a man who shares their distaste for elites and their devotion to nation-first tub-thumping.
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They are not receptive to tub-thumping about patriotism and greatness, which is sometimes described as an opioid designed to divert attention from the core problems of injustice and corruption.
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It's "not only the coolest-looking computer introduced in years, but a chest-thumping statement that Silicon Valley's original dream company is no longer somnambulant," said Steven Levy in Newsweek.
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So when we was getting to the end of our dinner and the table started thumping, I guessed I knowed what was what, and I didn't pay it no nevermind.
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The bass feels lightweight; you're not going to get any chest-thumping low end out of these earbuds, but it's still there, and it's well-integrated into the overall sound.
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Armed with strong jaws and tails that they can wield as thumping weapons, the lizards in Florida devour the eggs of American alligators and ground-nesting birds, wildlife officials said.
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Despite Mr Modi's chest-thumping, the defence budget has actually shrunk over the past decade as a proportion of GDP and is far below China's in dollar terms (see chart).
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San Jose (0-3-0, 0 points) has been off since March 16 when the Earthquakes suffered a 4-1 thumping on the road at the New York Red Bulls.
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Surely there are few things more wholesome than the sight of Anna Kendrick, Darlene Love, Jimmy Fallon and The Roots cheerily thumping classroom instruments while singing a cove of "Christmas"?
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The few seconds even sound like a slowed down version of the thumping, overdriven bass found in gabber, until you realize it's only going to get more grim and dissonant.
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The most logical step, considering the quality of Rothwell's recent opponents, and the thumping he took from the former champ Dos Santos, might be a momentary step down in competition.
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" It's a fitting tribute to the man who exuberantly sang that he was "a shooting star leaping through the sky" in the heart-thumping rock rager "Don't Stop Me Now.
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The television hums with static as a very pregnant stoner rips bong hits and has bizarre visions of dancing furry creatures, strange doctors, and thumping music she can't quite place.
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Chicago registered 17 hits in a 13-3 thumping of the Pirates on Monday, as Addison Russell went 4-for-6 while Jason Heyward homered and drove in four runs.
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New Delhi (CNN)"Anyone who doesn't believe in our values and wants to go to Pakistan is welcome to go," cries a voice in Hindi, over a thumping electronic beat.
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For the second night in a row, the Yankees were shut out with a lineup stacked with veterans as the Blue Jays administered a 9-0 thumping at Rogers Centre.
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Meanwhile, Game 5 of the World Series -- whose 5.5 hour slugfest lit Twitter on fire and was widely described as "epic" -- gave a good thumping to Sunday night's NFL contest.
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Now they have to figure out how to heed that anger, while also avoiding Trump's chest-thumping rhetoric on tariffs, which turns off voters in both agricultural and urban districts.
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It drew with the Stormers and lost several other games by just a handful of points, but it also suffered a 92-17 thumping at the hands of the Cheetahs.
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"It was nice to see," teammate Nelson Cruz said after Lind hit two home runs and drove in six runs in the Mariners' 13-3 thumping of the Oakland A's.
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With cinematic style and Hollywood-worthy VFX panache, the film follows a thumping electronic track down from a greyscale skyscape down into a nameless city, filled with predatory surveillance lights.
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That was followed by an "Uptown Funk" interlude from Bruno Mars and Mark Ronson, and then Beyoncé manifested herself on the turf to the beats of a thumping drum line.
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Dressed in loose cloth pants and a quilted vest, this dude gravitates to house music overflowing with hand-drums, sitar, thumping Playa-ready bass lines and vaguely foreign vocal samples.
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Maguire scored England's opening goal in their quarter-final win over Sweden with a thumping header, and has won more aerial duels in this World Cup than any other defender.
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Occasionally, the Knicks have looked better without him, and Noah acknowledged that he needed to improve substantially if he wanted to evoke memories of his chest-thumping prime in Chicago.
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Last month, Dominican Dembow singer Yofrangel dropped "Corona Virus," a thumping track that's kicked off by a loud, dry cough and makes references to wearing a mask if you sneeze.
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This is the sort of scent that works best after dark, perhaps as one walks along a California beach, with the heartbeat sound of bass thumping somewhere in the distance.
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The music shifted from passages of steady pulses, sometimes muffled and distanced, sometimes thumping and animated, through skittish bursts of rattling sounds, gongs, snare drum rolls — and more kept coming.
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Ito promptly crumbled to trail 4-1 in the third and Djokovic, chasing a record-extending eighth title at Melbourne Park, marched to victory with a barrage of thumping serves.
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A few tub-thumping words designed to appeal to the hang-'em-and-flog-'em crowd, or a scandal involving lax administration in the Home Office, might break them completely.
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Japan and Senegal head the group on four points each with Colombia one behind after rebounding with a 3-0 thumping of the now-eliminated Poland in Kazan on Sunday.
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It introduced me to artists as disparate as Kaytranada (a thumping blend of hip-hop, house, and R&B), MNEK (black British soul-pop), and Lil Uzi Vert (emo-rap).
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But the track pulses with optimism: a cheerful melody bolstered by a chiming piano and thumping beat that reach back to Abba, topped with a hooting sample of African flute.
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Fernandez, inaugurated in December after thumping business-friendly predecessor Mauricio Macri in October elections, has raised grains export taxes and may take additional measures to raise government revenue from farmers.
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We would have this wonderful, very limited, one-time opportunity to watch our television show on a big screen with giant stereo speakers thumping, the image filling 40 feet across.
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He is seen in the state less as a chest-thumping showman than as a former member of the King County Council with a wonky sensibility and an eager manner.
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Sweat is running down your legs in rivulets, in streams, your heart is thumping, and you are wondering if sniffing the kush as you did earlier has got you high.
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There's a thumping sense of parodic parading as Josef K. is shuttled between institutions by fellow citizens who are, like him, being terrorized by random accelerations in the law's attack.
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But director Luke Lorentzen manages to capture the Ochoas' compassion and their own economic instability, as well as the heart-thumping adrenaline rush that often accompanies their line of work.
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But director Luke Lorentzen manages to also capture their compassion and their own economic instability, as well as the heart-thumping adrenaline rush that often accompanies their line of work.
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So many music sites had referred to her as a footwork artist that I'd expected to hear the sound of my black Chicago upbringing: thumping kicks and booty-popping claps.
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These productions diverge strikingly from the Manichean tone of many blockbusters made during the conflict, especially those from the tub-thumping Reagan era (Mr le Carré was always a subtle exception).
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Even had her charm offensive been more successful and more deals been struck, and had she won a thumping victory of 430 votes, say, that would merely have masked the fractures.
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The tactics worked until a sweeping Dutch move in which Shanice van de Sanden's inch-perfect cross found Arsenal forward Miedema, who powered home a thumping header in the 41st minute.
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Cousins and Anthony Davis are interchangeable in the action, but for this example we start with AD at the right elbow extended and Boogie thumping down low towards the opposite block.
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"Get It Together" remixes South African DJ Black Coffee's extended house track "Superman" into an abridged dance interlude, highlighting the original's thumping percussion, shifty piano, and ominous electronic sitar-esque throb.
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After four deuces, the 27-year-old held with a thumping forehand then raced away with the ensuing tiebreak to seal a title-decider against either Simona Halep or Angelique Kerber.
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If the Conservative party is to achieve the thumping parliamentary majority that the polls suggest, there is one place where it will have to win big on June 8th—west London.
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In September of that same season, he had scored a rocket of a goal against Hamburg in the Champions League, thumping a shot into the top corner from almost 30 yards.
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Using goal difference as a benchmark of success means that a match-winning goal in a World Cup final counts as much as the final score in an 8-0 thumping.
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Piece by piece, Little Mix song by Little Mix song, I remembered the things that once made me feel happy and whole: thumping pop songs and spending quality time with myself.
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Center back Linda Sembrant broke the deadlock for Sweden with a thumping header off an Elin Rubensson free kick, before midfielder Kosovare Asllani pounced on a rebound to double their lead.
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In the middle of a dark, packed venue, with the drums pounding, the bass thumping, and hundreds of audience members snapchatting and instagramming, Brian Butler takes out his sketchbook and draws.
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But since then, May's lead has been eroded, meaning she might no longer score the thumping victory over socialist Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn she had hoped for ahead of Brexit negotiations.
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A hushed silence, compared to the thumping bass and raucous crowd in the dining room, hangs over the production line as staff painstakingly position coriander leaves and edible flowers on plates.
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The fairytale run climaxed in spectacular fashion with Stephens thumping compatriot Madison Keys in the final, becoming just the fifth unseeded player in the professional era to win a grand slam.
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On February 9th those singing hearts gave Mr Sanders a thumping win over Mrs Clinton in New Hampshire's presidential primary, with young voters breaking more than five-to-one for Sanders.
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A thumping volley earned her a second for 5-2 and while Brengle broke straight back, a third break, secured when the American went long with a backhand, sealed the set.
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Over time, Mr Trump will presumably gather votes from evangelicals (male ones and maybe even some female ones) as tub-thumping religious-right figures like Pastor John Hagee redouble their support.
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But the US and its NATO partners have closely monitored Russian military maneuvers since the 2014 annexation of Crimea and routinely engage in military chest-thumping to deter potential Russian aggression.
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Malta and Gozo are home to what are likely the oldest standing structures in the world, and on Ibiza, the endless thumping of techno sounds like warring tribes preparing for battle.
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Italy enjoyed a perfect campaign in which it won all 10 of its games and scored an impressive 37 goals and rounded off qualification with a 9-1 thumping of Albania.
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Jeff Skinner scored twice to reach the 40-goal mark and the Buffalo Sabres closed out their season with a 7-1 thumping of the host Detroit Red Wings on Saturday.
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I'm still dreaming of the day I can come home to New York City and feel those kick drums thumping in my chest again, smack my lips at the snare's snap.
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Rosa pieces like "Com Que Roupa?" and "João Ninguém" reveal the outer limits of the samba form, removing thumping percussion near-completely in favor of softer arrangements for piano and guitar.
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For the first week or so after the fight with Apple became public, the F.B.I. and the Obama administration seemed to do a lot of aggressive chest-thumping on this issue.
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Hours after Ricco extolled the Mets' core of pitching talent, they endured the most lopsided loss in team history, a 25-4 thumping by the Washington Nationals, who collected 26 hits.
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When the Yankees set a date with the Boston Red Sox by thumping the Oakland Athletics in Wednesday's wild-card game, 7-2, it locked in baseball's 100th division series matchup.
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He had challenged Representative Kevin McCarthy of California for the Republican leader position this month, but his pitch for an abrupt shift in direction after Republicans' midterm thumping was soundly rejected.
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As we stand out in the smoking area, marinating ourselves in the fragments of sentimental thumping that are stretching over from inside, we discuss the royal blood line of power balladry.
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There has been a predictable level of inconsistency — a 29-point blowout loss at Texas Tech, for example, was followed two days later by a 15-point thumping of Kansas State.
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Biden's win in the Prairie State and his thumping of Sanders in Florida — which has 219 delegates up for grabs — will greatly boost a delegate lead that is becoming increasingly insurmountable.
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Despite a solid thumping, Mr. Cox said the issues that Mr. Molinaro tried against Mr. Cuomo — corruption in Albany, the shabby city subways, cutting property taxes statewide — would eventually bear fruit.
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It's the TV equivalent of a hand-knit cardigan or an Instagrammable latte; a mood of transitory wistfulness appears to be the goal, not some chest-thumping artistic statement about Life.
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Stocks in London were leading European markets higher as U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson retains power with a thumping majority after his Conservative Party secured its best election result since 22017.
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From time to time a car would drive up to the police tape, a Pop Smoke track thumping from the speaker, and turn around after its passengers snapped a few photos.
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Attendees are likely to encounter a bit of chest-thumping about Goldman's historic strengths, namely investment banking and trading, but also a lot of talk about making the firm less opaque.
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He can relay his findings to the bench, where players proceed with yips and howls and thumping of garbage cans to communicate to their batter that a fastball is a-coming.
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The thumping female empowerment anthem tows the line between playful and resolute, as the seven-member group disavow high heels, red lips, earrings, and literally send them to their grave. 24.
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Sanders is effectively defending home turf in the Granite State, where his thumping win over Hillary Clinton in 2016 was an early sign of lukewarm grass roots enthusiasm for her campaign.
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But Modi&aposs muscular pro-Hindu platform has also gone down well in a nation that is over 80 percent Hindu: he won back-to-back national elections with thumping majorities.
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Even with Dolby Atmos, however, most smartphones' built-in audio technology will likely struggle to do justice to the deep, thumping basses and delicately plucked high notes in your favorite songs.
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These keyboard hooks are giant indeed, minimalist melodic loops spinning around the clickity track, while Carti's voice and the thumping bass are swallowed up by the cavernous sweep of the music.
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More recently, they have found ways to apply their ideas to create internal coatings for containers so that their contents will flow out easily and completely, with no shaking, thumping or squeezing.
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The fear is that, instead of getting to grips with the economy, Mr Modi will stop posing as a reformer and fully embrace his alter ego, as a chest-thumping Hindu nationalist.
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No longer compared to Britney, she was now in the shadow of Lady Gaga, who was dominating the charts with her thumping, high-concept dance hits, gender play, and videos about fame.
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But Sony's mobile app lets you enable a "bass boost" mode that gives these as good of a deep growl and thumping bass as any other truly wireless buds on the market.
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Several times he thought he'd seen her, mounted his bike, and peddled off in hot pursuit with his heart thumping a mile a minute, only to find out it was someone else.
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Perhaps that's down to his beaming grin, boyish sense of humour, perceived dopiness and strange likeability, or perhaps it's down to his thumping left foot and eye for an abundantly memorable goal.
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This creates a vicious cycle in which the same kind of guy flies up the newsroom ladder, while women — particularly women of color — are left thumping their heads against the glass ceiling.
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Steven Adams had 21 points and six rebounds in 27 minutes, and the visiting Oklahoma City Thunder snapped the Detroit Pistons' five-game winning streak with a 110-83 thumping on Monday.
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But, hearing a majority of head-thumping tracks that don't go beyond bragging about money and possessions makes Yachty seem disappointingly normal—a stamp that he spent his entire come up defying.
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But reports that North Korea has taken another big step forward in realizing its nuclear ambitions will likely only escalate an already tense situation after the latest chapter of rhetorical chest-thumping.
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Given that the Democratic delegates are shared out in proportion to the votes won in primaries and caucuses, this leaves Mr Sanders's needing an improbable run of thumping majorities to catch up.
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Trailing 2-0 in the three-match series after thumping defeats in Hobart and Melbourne, West Indies had started the day by building on their improved batting performance in the second test.
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However, her lead has been eroded recently, which indicates that she might no longer score the thumping victory over socialist Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn she had hoped for ahead of Brexit negotiations.
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This is one of the first things you will learn from Eric Bolling's chest-thumping The Swamp, a word that Bolling uses at least once a page in this 200-page book.
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He said politicians have to stop talking about Trump so much, and the best thing for Democrats would be to deliver "an absolute thumping" to Trump at the ballot box next November.
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Venus would stop the skid holding her serve at 2-1 before Serena resumed the mugging by building a 5-1 lead before finishing off her sister with a thumping forehand winner.
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Connor McDavid scored four goals and collected five points to lead the Edmonton Oilers to a 6-2 thumping of the NHL-leading Tampa Bay Lightning on Monday night in Edmonton, Alberta.
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Pint-size drum majorettes, dancing girls dressed as rain-forest frogs and thumping reggaeton music coursed through a canyon of Puerto Rican flags along Fifth Avenue in New York City on Sunday.
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The British Army was thumping George Washington's troops, but an outmanned Maryland regiment fought off the British long enough for the rest of the American troops to escape and fight another day.
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They would then both birdie the next three holes to remain all square, but the transcendence was in the finger-wagging, chest-thumping details that were not to all the elders' taste.
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On Saturday night at Wrigley Field, the Cubs broke the streak, capturing the National League title by thumping the Los Angeles Dodgers, 217-21961, in Game 216 of the N.L. Championship Series.
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Note Platt and Vieira celebrating after the latter's thumping goal Speaking to Arsenal TV in 21999, Vieira gave a telling insight into how his time with Milan improved him as a player.
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The Aggies started the year off with a win over UCLA, and victories at Auburn and Saturday night's 23-24 thumping of Arkansas have since vaulted A&M into the top 10.
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And this season was no different, but amid the bright lights, thumping music and beaded and chain mail clothing, there was a softer, more unexpected moment that occurred in the front row.
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But visual elegance can't take away from the fact that that thumping club scene and the rushed-feeling finale come off as letdowns after Ms. Reid and Ms. Perkins's spookily suggestive opening.
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The diplomatic outreach was a sharp departure from North Korea's history of rhetorical bombast, chest-thumping theatrics, military parades and mass rallies, which have fed the country's image as an international pariah.
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With a thumping soundtrack and images of the two leaders as benevolent peacemakers, the video offered an inspirational view of a thriving North Korea, if only it would forsake its nuclear weapons.
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Slogans resounded on social media as a sort of digital chest-thumping: Hashtags such as #SurgicalStrike2 (a reference to a previous retaliatory strike in 2016), #IndiaStrikesBack #TerroristanPakistan, #IndiasRevenge circulated widely on Twitter.
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UK equity funds sucked in $1.1 billion in the week to Wednesday as Boris Johnson's thumping victory led to hopes that Britain would exit the European Union with a deal next year.
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Measuring just 33 square miles in size, the sunny and cool island is stuffed with hip boutique hotels, thumping beach clubs, haute couture shops, white sandy beaches, whitewashed alleyways, and swanky restaurants.
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While I was test-thumping a few melons at the market it occurred to me that P.T. Barnum's GENERAL TOM THUMP would be the perfect guy for the job of watermelon selector.
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The Jets won the Super Bowl in January, and as the Mets were thumping Baltimore in the World Series, the Knicks were starting their 269-21975 schedule, which ended in a title.
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Although his version is far from a radical redesign—he mostly just adds thumping drums, which manage to enhance the eeriness of the original—it's still got his fingerprints all over it.
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And the combination of the darkened room (no one looking at me), thumping music (dancing is fun), and exhausting exercise makes me want to come back the next day and try harder.
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Last week's season premiere, "Mercy," reminded fans that Walking Dead is still capable of producing a heart-thumping, guts-squishing, if maybe not pants-shittin' (sorry, Negan) premiere eight years into its run.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads GENEVA — While teaching at the newly-established Bauhaus school in Weimar, the painter Georg Muche frequently heard thumping sounds coming from the studio next to his own.
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BOZEMAN, MONTANA is the birthplace of Ryan Zinke, the federal secretary of the interior, and the home of Steve Daines, Montana's Republican junior senator, and Greg Gianforte, the state's reporter-thumping Republican congressman.
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A draw against Sweden and a thumping at the hands of Belgium had left them on the brink of elimination, and Euro 2016 looked set to be yet another tournament of chronic underachievement.
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I shudder to think what rash and foolish chest-thumping actions the jingoists on the Republican stage would have taken had any of them been president during this minor blip of an incident.
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As the royal couple danced out of the engagement to thumping beats, it felt like they had found their groove -- more relaxed and more engaged than I have seen during previous joint engagements.
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Witsel put the contest beyond the Irish 13 minutes later, arriving in the box to head the impressive Meunier's cross beyond Randolph, whose outstretched hand could not quite divert the thumping effort wide.
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USC (7-2, 5-1 Pac-383) rebounded after a 49-19 thumping by No. 9 Notre Dame last week by racking up 21 total yards to remain atop the Pac-231 South.
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The morning ritual involved arming herself with a jug, stick and torch, negotiating squelching bogs and tall grass, glancing around for onlookers and thumping the ground a few times to scare off snakes.
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A thumping 72 percent of the French population agree that the institutional system is failing them, placing the country in joint last position alongside neighboring Italy, according to the 2017 Edelman Trust Barometer.
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CoCo Vandeweghe then shocked world number one Karolina Pliskova earlier on Wednesday, before Keys produced a ruthless thumping of Kanepi to reach her first grand slam semi-final since the 2015 Australian Open.
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The abstract vector art gives the game a truly cyberpunk vibe, and the thumping electronic soundtrack is amplified by the action: when you shoot a bad guy, it erupts in a musical tone.
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For all the chest thumping, testosterone drenched marketing and hype around the golden age arena shooter, I don't think most of the people who played them approached them with that seriousness of purpose.
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The Crying Jordan meme, which takes one of America's biggest sports stars and makes him small, indulges those impulses, but it also works on another level as a corrective to online chest-thumping.
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Sealing the match with a thumping serve, the 2014 U.S. Open champion will bid for his second grand slam title against Friday's winner of Roger Federer and South Korea's rising star Chung Hyeon.
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Many of these songs hint at hip-hop, through thumping beats or added syncopation in the vocal line—the next phase, perhaps, of the country-rhythm revolution begun by Bob Wills, in 1944.
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Peloton said it has more than 500,000 paying subscribers, who pay between $19 and $40 a month for access to live exercise classes featuring adrenaline-fueled instructors, thumping music, and flashy showlike production.
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But even while Conner keeps proving the stunning depths of his immaturity, and his songs become strings of nonsense words set to a thumping EDM beat, Popstar is deceptively smart and satisfyingly weird.
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Aaero is the luscious-looking love child of Gitaroo Man and Rez and oh boy would I ever love it if you didn't just have bass-thumping cuts to detonate its targets to.
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And they used the drum machine more like a technological curiosity than a musical instrument: it clicks cleanly, one-beat-at-a-time, almost like a child lightly thumping on pots and pans.
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The United States and Thailand are the final two teams to kick a ball in this World Cup, which opened four weeks — O.K., four days — ago with France's thumping of Korea in Paris.
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I know the conventional wisdom right now is for a thumping Labor victory at the next election, but remember that Labor has won only one federal election outright in the last 20 years.
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Part of the challenge in the workshop was to let go of the immediate surroundings, which included upbeat thumping music coming from next door, where other students were learning how to belly-dance.
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In time, the palette is splattered by blood red, the elliptical narrative gets down and dirty, and "Bacurau" becomes a heart-thumping political allegory that tips its hat to masters like John Carpenter.
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Such an unchanging mind-set suggests that if Blackstone is genuinely eager to see its stock rise more strongly in the next decade, it may take more than Mr. Schwarzman thumping the table.
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Cleveland Cavaliers 115 - Detroit Pistons 100 Collin Sexton scored 153 points, Kevin Love supplied 20 points (all in the first half), and Cleveland snapped a seven-game losing streak by thumping host Detroit.
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But the neocons thumping their chest tonight should recall that the worst mistakes global powers make are when they strike militarily in complicated places with few friends, with no consideration of the consequences.
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" Lady Gaga's hits have been flamboyant, steady-thumping dance tunes, but she has never been shy about unleashing the kind of power-ballad belting she brought to songs like "The Edge of Glory.
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As memorable as the home run was, so too was the rollicking trip around the bases that accompanied it: a tongue-wagging, chest-thumping, finger-pointing-to-the-sky exhibition of unabashed exuberance.
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Many people there had flocked to shelters in anticipation of a thumping from Irma, but on Saturday, they were reassessing their situation after learning they might be spared the brunt of the hurricane.
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In her day, like our own, public life was dominated by manly men who saw politics as a competition between warriors and who sought change through partisan chest thumping and impersonal legislative action.
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As it's right in the Loop next to the El tracks, you can hear trains going by, and thumping music from the rooftop bar tends to filter down to rooms on high floors.
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The other is how staid and emotionally calibrated the Americans often seem in contrast to the bat-flipping, chest-thumping, flag-waving players from — well, pretty much every other team in the tournament.
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It's a sound that has rendered wonderful dance-floor odysseys like his new single, "Closing Shot," as well as thumping epics like "Baby Can't Stop," from a 2010 album with the singer Christabelle.
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LONDON, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Moody's said on Friday that Britain's credit rating challenges would remain despite a likely smooth exit from the European Union following a thumping win for the ruling Conservative party.
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With City home to West Ham United on Sunday, and Arsenal and Manchester United facing each other later on Saturday, Liverpool showed their continuing menace by thumping Brighton and Hove Albion 21-20.
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As Putin, 2800, prepares to serve what may be his last six-year term, Russian media, citing Kremlin sources, say advisers want a thumping 70 percent turnout with 70 percent of votes for Putin.
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His chest-thumping, come-on-lads-they-don't-even-want-it show of pre-match machismo was followed by a cringeworthy concession to Kolbeinn Sigthórsson, and a 1/10 shitshow of a game overall.
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Diaz could also mix it up with the surging Neil Magny who, after creeping into the welterweight top-10, recently shocked the world with a third-round thumping of former Bellator champion Hector Lombard.
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FIBA 250x232 Managing Director Alex Sanchez believes the format can act as a catalyst to promote basketball worldwide, with its young, urban and positive image, and carnival-like atmosphere aided by continuous thumping music.
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It is possible, for instance, that a thumping electoral loss for Republicans will lead to a partisan split and a renewed commitment among some GOP leaders to the norms that Mr Trump has disregarded.
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More than once I found myself striking a pillow when I went to reach for something on Batman's toolbelt or thumping my dog when I reached down to toggle a switch in the game.
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The week for the Musketeers began with a 79-54 thumping at defending NCAA champion and No. 243 ranked Villanova on Tuesday and included a 83-78 setback at No. 13 Butler on Saturday.
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Given that the Democrats, unlike, from now onwards, the Republicans, allocate all delegates as a proportion of the vote-share, Mr Sanders would need a barely imaginable run of thumping victories to catch up.
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Australian singer Starley's lumpy fusion of Ed Sheeran-esque acoustic guitar, Jack U-lite vocal effects, and a thumping house beat reflects the same kind of casual trend-hopping that defines Zara's design approach.
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Largely produced with thoughtful reggaeton veteran Tainy, last Christmas' X100PRE album played with pop-punk, emo rap balladry, and thumping Dominican dembow along with the rhythmic styles Bad Bunny had previously become known for.
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"Under the Narendra Modi-led government, which returned to power for a second term with a thumping majority in May, economic growth slowed to 5%, a six-year low," Naazneen Karmali wrote for Forbes.
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MUZAFFARABAD, Pakistan-administered Kashmir — India marked its Independence Day Thursday with a chest-thumping celebration of its incendiary move to roll back the political autonomy of its part of the contested region of Kashmir.
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You hear the muffled din of laughter over the thumping bass of an ambiguously Drake-ish song from the neighbors' party downstairs, which your roommate tried to convince you to hit up with her.
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In 2015, after observing Mitt Romney's sound thumping in the previous presidential election, he decided to fly around the country to secure the first interview with Republican contenders, preferably immediately after each one announced.
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Broadening access to India's economy for foreign investors could help Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who won a thumping election majority in May but is still battling a slowdown in economic growth and foreign inflows.
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The elder Folsom elevated an Alabama tradition of tub-thumping economic populism in a state dominated for much of its history by a coterie of wealthy planters and industrialists, known as the Big Mules.
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If, on the other hand, Biden were to win with a thumping majority, that would be a different story — one that would potentially revitalize his campaign and reestablish his primacy among several centrist candidates.
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The track, produced by Sounwave with the composer of the film's orchestral score, Ludwig Göransson, uses a low, scowling synthesizer line, West African talking drums and a thumping beat suggesting South African house music.
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With a D.J. providing a thumping score, the performers navigate a collection of custom-made contraptions that send them soaring through the air, slamming into mats and walls, and narrowly avoiding disaster in general.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Lofty Croat Marin Cilic demolished Roberto Bautista Agut 6-2 6-403 6-2 at Wimbledon on Monday, doing the damage on distant Court 12 with his pounding serve and thumping forehand.
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In an outrageous game of net-rushing, botched overhead smashes and thumping groundstrokes, Thiem fought off two break points before blasting an ace down the 'T' to take the set and level the match.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A criticism often levelled at elite women's tennis is that matches often appear generic with two players thumping high-velocity groundstrokes backwards and forwards until one of them runs out of ammunition.
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For a country not generally given to national chest thumping, the battle at Vimy, where Canadian troops overtook German lines, has been cast by many Canadians as a pivotal moment in their nation's formation.
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And as much as the game is huge for sports supporters, it is also massive for advertisers, which this year focused on entertaining people over the chest-thumping political stands they made in 77.43.
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The Pittsburgh Pirates right-hander turned in a second consecutive seven-inning, one-run performance as the Pirates handed the NL Central-leading Milwaukee Brewers an 8-1 thumping Monday night at Miller Park.
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On the "The Yearn" by Lost Boyz featuring Pete Rock, the South Jamaica Queens quartet and the esteemed Chocolate Boy Wonder put together an upbeat party banger marrying condom advocacy and a thumping bass line.
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Michal Marczak's All These Sleepless Nights captures the twilight reveries and dawn revelations of Warsaw's college-age young people, following them from wandering walks to thumping clubs to sunrise drug sessions and everything in between.
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Maryam, who some PML-N leaders see as a future leader, has framed the poll as a chance for voters to give a bloody nose to the judiciary by handing the party a thumping victory.
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In addition to Bieber's buttery vocals, and the contrast between its reggaeton-inspired style and the EDM-inspired pop dance music of the past few years — its most pronounced feature is a thumping downbeat, a.k.a.
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She quickly followed up "Chained to the Rhythm" with "Swish Swish" and "Bon Appetit" — the former a thumping shade anthem with a memorable Nicki Minaj feature, the latter a jittery bop with a culinary metaphor.
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Surveys of head-to-head voting intentions against her likeliest opponents suggest she would need to surmount daunting deficits—15 percentage points if she faces Mr Fillon, and a thumping 21 points versus Mr Macron.
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They feature up to 12 hours of battery life, crystal clear and dynamic audio with loud thumping bass, and secure-fit earhooks so they don't fall out of your ears during squats and pull-ups.
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Britain could afford to be such an endearingly odd place, with its bloated royal family and tub-thumping tabloids, because it had a genius for putting sensible people in charge of the things that mattered.
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Anti is devoid of the thumping club beats that helped make Rihanna a superstar; it doesn't even include any of the singles (like "FourFiveSeconds" and "Bitch Better Have My Money") that she dropped last year.
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It was a thumping result for the party, but projections based on the results imply that the Tories' current opinion-poll lead may be overstated when it comes to the general election on June 8th.
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Yes, but: Electoral politics in the lead-up to India's May elections is likely to produce chest-thumping from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government and the IAF that could provoke a more direct Pakistani reaction.
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You can whine and grind to it at the club, yet it's chill enough to reserve a space on your summer make-out playlist, softly thumping in the background while you're going to tongue town.
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In Germany, Britain, Denmark and Spain the use of MDMA, or ecstasy, which makes bonding with strangers and dancing to repetitive thumping sounds far more enjoyable, has fallen among 15-34-year-olds (see chart).
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They believe that flaunting strength through nuclear and missile tests is aimed at laying the groundwork for a self-congratulatory congress—never mind the disastrous impact such chest-thumping has on the country's foreign relations.
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Portrayals of the east in Germany's national (for which read western) media have often read like dispatches from an exotic, troubled land, where the far right are always marching in the streets or thumping immigrants.
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None of that meshed particularly well with his hardscrabble, Bible-thumping Texas upbringing, and left his parents (Zoe Perry, Lance Barber) pretty constantly confused, as if an alien baby had been dropped into their midst.
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Their 7mm dynamic drivers offer thumping lows and crystal-clear highs, while the cutting edge batteries offer 6-and-a-half hours of battery life — plus an additional 24 hours stored in the charging case.
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Cheika was hoping Cooper, who has played 14 tests, would bring the brilliance his side desperately needed in the wake of the previous week's 42-8 thumping by the world champion All Blacks in Sydney.
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The latest addition to the menu in the UK is napercise (really!), in which the sleep-deprived can snooze in a gymnasium for 60 minutes, with beds replacing treadmills and atmospheric sounds replacing thumping tunes.
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At an event like the Olympics, where ticketholders hail mostly from an upper-middle and wealthy class that is used to being pampered, the chest-thumping can be especially jarring, even to many local fans.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden soundly defeated Bernie Sanders in the Michigan Democratic primary on Tuesday night, thumping the Vermont Senator in a state that Sanders had won to turn around his campaign in 2016.
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But in the space that treatment and self-care afforded me—and in the shift away from mood stabilizers—I started hear familiar sounds: the thumping chord organ in the parents' basement of my unconscious.
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In China, a School Trains Boys to Be 'Real Men' Employing American football and chest-thumping chants, Tang Haiyan offers an answer to a country that worries that its sons are too coddled and feminine.
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He insisted the individual mandate was the thumping heart of ObamaCare, which could not survive without its tax revenue from the healthy young citizens who would pay more into the system than they took out.
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And though its most populous resort town, South Padre Island, is known for its thumping spring break bacchanalia, the majority of this unattached spit of land remains uncivilized in the other sense of the word.
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As there were then, there are today concerns about whether intelligence has been overstated, leaders are thumping their chests and there's too much confidence in the ability of the military toolbox to solve complex problems.
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But the thumping heart of Italian culture and business nevertheless seemed upside down this week as a mix of precautionary public ordinances, mass tourist cancellations and old-fashioned fear made Italy's liveliest city feel dead.
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Here is Glenda Flynn depositing Tyler at the foot of the gravel driveway, up which he limps gamely with a cane in one hand and his cello case in the other, thumping against his thighs.
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On a frigid recent Saturday, after I had to wait in line outside for the customary few minutes, I entered the store and was greeted by Playboi Carti and Baby Bash, thumping at unreasonable levels.
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Kevin Anderson could hear the clang of fans thumping their sneakers into the metal bleachers during his fourth-round win over Paolo Lorenzi at the temporary Louis Armstrong Stadium during last year's United States Open.
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As the audience hears an exorcism happen dimly somewhere in the distance in the family's home — complete with snarling rage and thumping furniture — the camera pans gracefully over photos of the family in happier times.
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The decision was announced just minutes after Najib said in a Facebook post that he and his family were taking a week-long holiday overseas to rest after his thumping defeat in Wednesday's general election.
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This thing features four speakers in total, spread across its mass, including two full range ones and two downward facing low-range sub-like speakers that I guess deliver some thumping base to your collar bones.
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The 217-year-old completed just 15-of-35 passes in the 23-20 overtime loss at the Jets in Week 4 while posting a 52.1 rating, down from 313 in the London thumping of Baltimore.
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"Ted Cruz has no business being in the Bronx," one protester yelled angrily at Cruz as he campaigned in the heavily Democratic Bronx one day after he won Wisconsin's primary, giving rival Donald Trump a thumping.
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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's ruling party won Bangladesh's election with a thumping majority, the country's Election Commission said early on Monday, giving her a third straight term following a vote that the opposition rejected as rigged.
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Sure, he wasn't knocked out cold or coaxed to sleep by a choke, but he did find himself on the wrong end of a fairly lopsided thumping at the hands of the largely unheralded Cody Garbrandt.
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Early in the night, women in outfits that could be best described as "sexy pirate" maneuvered large trays of appetizers like bruschetta through the throngs of people sitting on banquettes and bobbing to the thumping music.
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Immigration authorities issued a travel ban on Najib and his wife Rosmah Mansor just minutes after the ousted prime minister said they were leaving on a weeklong trip overseas to rest after his thumping electoral defeat.
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All this is hard to square with China's ever greater disdain for the West, its leadership's growing hostility to Western values and its public's tendency to respond to perceived slights by Westerners with chest-thumping nationalism.
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That changed after the Republican nominee, Roy Moore, a Bible-thumping former judge, was accused of offences ranging from sexual harassment to assault decades ago by eight women (many of whom were teenagers at the time).
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With thumping rock music, pyrotechnics, flaming geysers and capacity crowds of over 14,000 filling the CenturyLink center for every session the U.S. trials offered up exceptional entertainment but in the end delivered more flash than substance.
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Increasing its military presence in the peninsula through shows of force is another option for the Trump administration but to date, military chest thumping has proven to have little effect in deterring North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
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"Before I go onstage, I love to get a quick workout in," he says in the clip posted to his 310,000 followers in case they hadn't got the thumping big memo that Craig hearts the gym.
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We've got thumping greyscale techno from BNJMN and Or:la, Cremation Lily gets all kosmiche, there's more deep goodness from Lobster Theremin, and Felix Dickinson and the rest of the Dedication dudes send us deep into disco.
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When Chapman enters through the bullpen gate, he is accompanied by a beat-thumping music medley and a montage of flaming scoreboard graphics, which awaken the crowd as would one of his fastballs under the chin.
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Yet the Mets continue to lead the National League wild-card race after thumping the Miami Marlins here, 12-1, behind Noah Syndergaard and an offensive barrage that included homers by Jay Bruce and Yoenis Cespedes.
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I crept out at like 6 AM, rafted back across the water to my car, which was surrounded by 30 people in lycra with a boom box thumping out deep house, doing a dawn aerobics session.
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Karma Automotive took the wraps off Tuesday of a new electric concept car called the SC1203 that produces a heart-thumping 1,100 horsepower and can travel from 0 to 60 miles per hour in 1.9 seconds.
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Nicholas Kristof As we watch Roy Moore thumping his Bible to defend himself from accusations of child molestation, let me toss out a verbal hand grenade: To some degree, liberals practice the values that conservatives preach.
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The designer can seem one-track-minded in his relentless pursuit of a disco — Taana Gardner's "Work That Body" was thumping away on the soundtrack — though he insisted his clothes are not necessarily only for parties.
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Myles Gaskin ran for 192 yards and four touchdowns, Washington forced four turnovers, and the Huskies ended Washington State's hopes for a Pac-12 North title with a thumping in the Apple Cup game in Seattle.
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Gin Phillips taps into that primal fear with FIERCE KINGDOM (Viking, $25), a heart-thumping thriller about a mother who finds herself and her 4-year-old son trapped when two marksmen start hunting down visitors.
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Barty, though, has made much of her ability to adjust to her opponents this season and took control of the contest, leveling up the score with a thumping ace before racing away with the deciding set.
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The No. 3 Clemson Tigers also did their part, with the defending national champions staying undefeated with a 211-22 thumping of No. 211 Virginia (22-212) in the ACC championship game in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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As Vecino started to move, a muted spotlight illuminated her athletic body, dressed in soccer shorts, a sports bra, and running shoes, while a little way off, DJ Mauro Panzillo provided a thumping and ringing accompaniment.
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The beauty is that it's all packaged up in such thumping production that you could easily listen to it four times thinking it's just a near-perfect club track, before even realising how deep it cuts.
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On the record's hardest track, "Sound of Rain," Solange is joined on production by Pharrell and John Key, and the result is a thumping, driving track that has you mean mugging along to her encouraging "ay"s.
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The bout will give Aguilar the chance to rebound from a one-sided thumping to Claudia Gadelha in her UFC debut, and to reassert herself as one of the top contenders in the Joanna Jedrzejczyk-ruled division.
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It's a real beast, too, capable of playing sound at up 100 db with thumping bass as deep as 20 Hz. Save $50 and get a free $25 Dell gift card when you buy it for $99.
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Mr Trump is betting that he will be wildly popular if his brow-beating and table-thumping ways bring jobs home to America, or make allies cough up more of the costs of hosting American military bases.
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At around $30,000, complete with a thumping 1.9 litre V-twin engine, it is priced at the premium end of the market (though well below the price of some superbikes, which can cost three times as much).
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Listen to the 360-degree surround sound, thumping bass, and crystal-clear highs for 30 hours on a single charge — yep, it'll keep you company all weekend before you need to bring it inside for a recharge.
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For the vast majority of the American population not close enough to Swift's thumping heart to garner an invitation, ogling her guests, their matching bathing suits, and their nearly identical figures became part of the national holiday.
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Earlier, my budtender warned me to eat only a quarter of the cookie, but I must have consumed more than was recommended, because the next eight hours turned into a heart-racing, chest-thumping, head-spinning trip.
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On Tennis MELBOURNE, Australia — Sven Groeneveld was camped out in the media seats in Rod Laver Arena on Sunday, shifting his experienced gaze from his smartphone to Serena Williams, who was thumping winner after winner down below.
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"Finally a regulator says No to the Murdochs," tweeted Ed Miliband, a Labour MP. But their chest-thumping was mostly a role-playing exercise, as the takeover of Sky is expected to go through, for three reasons.
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Therefore, the image of May, a credible and popular leader deploying anti-EU rhetoric on the campaign trail en route to winning a thumping parliamentary majority, should be a cause for concern from the perspective of Brussels.
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Marlos drew them level when he galloped onto a long ball from Yaroslav Rakitskiy and placed his finish past David Soria after 23 minutes, before Stepanenko made it 2-1 with a thumping header from close range.
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Tom Brady and the New England Patriots didn't waste any time getting back on track, thumping the previously undefeated Miami Dolphins 38-133 to end a two-game skid Sunday afternoon at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Mass.
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Cavaliers 113, Hornets 23 Jordan Clarkson scored 24 points off the bench, and Tristan Thompson had 21 rebounds as part of a double-double as injury-ravaged Cleveland came together for a resounding thumping of visiting Charlotte.
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LOS ANGELES — As a Michael Bay-branded entertainment, 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi is a doozy: a fierce, fiery, heart-thumping paramilitary shootout survival adventure with a backbone of likable characters and "true story" stakes.
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The best songs on the album threaten to drown you with hooks: "She's American" piles radiant harmonies, spindly guitar lines, and a rogue saxophone onto bubbly funk, and "The Sound" is an irresistible bit of thumping house.
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If you somehow managed to escape the pull of singles like "My Nigga" and "Who Do You Love?" a few years ago, it's a solid introduction to his sound: thumping, minimal G-funk, rich storytelling, undeniable charisma.
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Stephen Curry scored 23 of his game-high 26 points in the first half Monday night as the Golden State Warriors extracted a measure of revenge with a 132-123 thumping of the Indiana Pacers in Indianapolis.
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It was the kind of stop-and-go routine I'd experienced on American interstates, the "bumper-to-bumper" conditions that traffic reporters describe on news radio, shouting something about a jackknifed tractor-trailer over thumping helicopter rotors.
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Percocet in pop culture Songs like "Slippery" by Migos and "Mask Off" by Future have more in common than their thumping beats and peak on the Billboard Hot 100; both make reference to recreational use of Percocet.
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Yet even after all of that — and after all those victories by the Indians — the Dodgers still had the best record in the majors, a hearty 95-52 after thumping the Nationals, 7-33, on Friday night.
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It was in Cairo, she was with her friends, the music was thumping, she was dancing, a friend lifted her up on his shoulders, and before she knew it, she had a rainbow flag in her hand.
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Featuring twanging guitars and thumping drums augmented by stomping feet, the song was released as a single by Pye Records, whose managing director suggested that Ms. Lantree go by Honey and that the group become the Honeycombs.
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As great as the Jets looked in their 31-point thumping of the Lions on Monday, there was an equally dissatisfying fallback to mediocrity in a loss to the division-rival Miami Dolphins, 214-21, on Sunday.
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Critics of Mr. Erdogan pointed out that the recently thickening economic ties between the countries, including 2.5 billion dollars in Turkish exports to Israel, according to Turkish news reports, made Mr. Erdogan's chest-thumping a bit hollow.
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Near the trade deadline last year, the Rams added the edge rusher Dante Fowler, who created a pivotal interception in overtime of their N.F.C. championship win in New Orleans by thumping quarterback Drew Brees as he threw.
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At Bridgestone, the noise starts thumping early and does not relent, creating a hockey-tonk atmosphere that combines the fervid tribalism of Southeastern Conference football with the rowdiness of European soccer, complete with choreographed chants and taunts.
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No matter how you choose to set it up, you'll enjoy thumping bass courtesy of the included wireless subwoofer in addition to integrated Smart Sound technology, which adjusts the device's output depending on the content being played.
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Yet she remains one of the least publicly recognized members of the museum-leader tribe, owing in part to a constitutional aversion to chest-thumping that has left her standing somewhat in the shadows of her contemporaries.
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Unseld ran the show from the sideline in the absence of head coach Michael Malone, and he watched his team rain down 3-pointers in a 114-98 thumping of the Sacramento Kings at Golden 113 Center.
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Adityanath was a key campaigner for Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Uttar Pradesh elections, and the thumping victory he helped deliver underlined how a divisive candidate could eclipse rivals who tried to reach out across communities.
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This does not mean that many, many, many hideous men up in the buildings we are passing are not passing women over for promotions and grabbing, poking, thumping, pummelling, banging, and rogering them as we walk by.
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That's not a bad thing — I have learned a lot from these bosses — but the idea that I could move ahead by thumping my chest, only listening to men, and trying to be an alpha is laughable.
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It's a veteran move from a relative newcomer: When a joke glances off its target, as opposed to thumping it, he holds the silence to let you know the laugh is there if you look for it.
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Kayla, the slump-shouldered loner at the heart of "Eighth Grade," is stupefied by her crush, and when his puny body emerges glistening from a pool, it is in slow motion and set to thumping stripper music.
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Chewy tunes and underlying ostinato harmonies snake their way through a dense mesh of crackling snare drums, thumping electronic bass, fluttery keyboards, cold, breathy space, and a general textural harshness counteracted in the melodies and not much else.
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But galvanized by her serve, Serena soon settled and the blistering groundstrokes from the baseline began to find their mark as she surged to a 5-3 lead before sealing the set by thumping a pair of aces.
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"Pompous right-wing political chest-thumping, and an unwillingness to listen on matters like climate change or racism, has contributed to a perception by millions that Christianity is irrelevant, or worse yet, a threat to progress," the Rev.
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It has channels dedicated to the Grateful Dead and the Metropolitan Opera; five feeds of thumping electronic dance music; every pro baseball, football and basketball game; and, of course, Mr. Stern's blend of raunchy humor and celebrity interviews.
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In practice, this has meant big-budget, tub-thumping revolutionary epics that perpetuate a mythology of Venezuelan socialism—leading the way as attendance figures fell was "Libertador" ("The Liberator"), a biopic of Simón Bolívar, the country's revolutionary hero.
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A pricey wireless speakerCost$22.0,25 - $25,53LikeAwesome bass, looks very coolNo LikeMuddy mids, very expensiveYou can put this puppy on a bookshelf, and it will fill an expansive room with alluring sound—incredibly crisp trebles and throaty, thumping bass.
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Yet over a pitter-patter beat that evokes a nervous heart thumping, vocalists Oliver Sim and Romy Madley Croft manage to sing about the desire and suspense of early-stage attraction in a way that's genuinely intoxicating. —N.
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Poulter's image is of the chest-thumping, roaring celebrations and exhortations so beloved by team mates and home fans yet so hated by rivals that he is routinely named as the player the Americans most want to beat.
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At Parris Island in South Carolina, the Marine Corps's oldest and most famous training center, the Third Recruit Training Battalion was called "the Thumping Third" — a nickname it earned through drill instructors' reputation for dishing out physical abuse.
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During a speech in New York City, Biden characterized U.S. foreign policy under Trump as a series of "chest thumping and self-inflicted setbacks," and took aim at the president's "America First" policy on trade and international agreements.
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One minute last week a radiant Vonn is sitting in the posh Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise with music thumping and television lights shining for the splashy unveiling of her new signature line of winter wear for Under Armour.
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Phil Mickelson, who improved to 2-0-0 thanks to a 5&4 thumping of fellow American Daniel Berger, said it was fortunate that the match play format was being used rather than stroke play, given the conditions.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - The thumping win by Anies Baswedan in the bitterly fought election for Jakarta governor signals twin threats to Indonesia's President Joko Widodo - from rising Islamism and the renewed clout of Indonesia's old political and business elites.
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Roy Moore, a Bible-thumping wildcard who was booted twice from his post as chief justice of the Alabama's Supreme Court, is running for Jeff Sessions's vacant Senate spot—and he wants you to know he loves guns.
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Avid concert and music festival-goers can agree that part of the appeal of attending these events is hearing the songs cranked up high, often so loudly that it feels like the bass is thumping in your bones.
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But I don't much care that it's all about as sensible as a weekend spent apple-bobbing with your mouth wired shut, because I'm having a just perfect amount of fun, thumping superheroes and villains alike into submission.
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The video "Blessed Avenue," (2018) which shares the same title as the exhibition, hovers in an otherwise darkened gallery on an approximately nine-feet-by-16-feet screen, with a gorgeous electro-spiritual soundtrack thumping in surround sound.
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Before the end, the song has the feeling of falling into a trance — but that whispered line makes obvious just how laden with emotion "Female Vampire" is, its thumping beats less a disguise than a plea for help.
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Her head voice (what sounds like falsetto when women sing) still flutters over thumping, slow-burning "Blue Lights," so packed with harmonies that after one listen it makes me feel full, like I've eaten a sack of marshmallows.
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I've already mentioned that Lemon's, the rooftop cocktail bar, has a thumping sound system and packed local scene nearly every night of the week, but what I didn't add was it's absolutely outstanding cocktails with gorgeous skyline views.
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" Buttigieg said Sunday that he thinks Republican senators "know better" and that "the only shock waves that will reunite them with their conscience is a thumping at the ballot box for Donald Trump and those who supported him.
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To a thumping musical beat, models then strutted in fitted over-the-knee dresses and skirts adorned with a giraffe, zebra or parrot on the leopard-print catwalk - animals seen on plenty of the designer duo's latest creations.
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Sao Paulo, Brazil (CNN)Far-right congressman Jair Bolsonaro pulled off a thumping win in the first round of Brazil's presidential election following one of the most polarizing campaigns since the country returned to democracy three decades ago.
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The first was a campaign-style rally for his most boisterous supporters, against a thumping soundtrack of the Rolling Stones; the second was an official presidential event for an audience of veterans, complete with a bill-signing ceremony.
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Europe's bourses dropped between 0.8 and 1.3 percent as the selling pressure built again and Wall Street was expected to open down as much as 0.5 percent, having suffered its biggest thumping in over eight months on Wednesday.
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But this year, the very large group of contenders includes Karim Abdel Gawad, a fellow Egyptian who twice beat El Shorbagy in tournaments late in 2016, including a definitive three-games-to-nil thumping at the Qatar Classic.
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Chris Bassitt struck out 232 in his return from paternity leave, and Matt Olson had a solo home run among four hits Saturday night, leading the host Oakland Athletics to a 212-43 thumping of the Detroit Tigers.
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Living atop the Bay Area's biggest hill means I can't simply head out to the flatlands for a joyride — at least, not without anticipating a heart-thumping half-hour of intense sweat and breath loss on the way back.
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Fernandez, a relative unknown until this year outside Argentine political circles, holds a 63-point lead in most polls after thumping Macri in an August primary, a shock result that rattled markets as investors feared a populist political shift.
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In the director Brian De Palma's gore-soaked adaptation of Stephen King's debut novel, "Carrie," Sissy Spacek plays a misfit telekinetic teen who gets bullied by her classmates at school and abused by her Bible-thumping mother at home.
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There were glitzy introductions, plenty of thumping music and thousands of media members with Japan, Britain, Mexico, Germany, Austria, Slovenia and other countries represented, all happily playing the part of extras, providing the necessary backdrop to the NFL showcase.
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Wall Street is counting on the fact that Mr Trump will be Bush 3.0—that voters in the rust belt have been tricked through some patriotic tub-thumping and attacks on political correctness into voting for a traditional Republican.
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Bayern, who had won their last 16 home games in the competition since losing to Real in April 2014, started strongly and took the lead when Vidal met Thiago Alcantara's corner with a thumping header in the 25th minute.
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From the thumping trumpet-led instrumental to the searing bars of three UK legends (Kano, Wiley, Giggs)—this song made many an MC look at themselves hard in the mirror and wonder if this life was truly for them.
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February retail sales in the U.K. came in 1.4 percent higher for the month, thumping consensus expectations for a 0.4 percent lift and bumping up the annual growth rate to 3.7 percent from a mere 1.063 percent last month.
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Now that the United States and Europe are entering the frenemy stage of their relationship, Europe can take solace knowing it has the upper hand in at least one key respect: The euro has been thumping the dollar lately.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK As you'll know from sitcoms and Ben Stiller films, sleepless nights spent listening to the rhythmic thumping of a bedpost against the wall are a hilarious part of sharing a living space.
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Over the years, singers like Josephine Baker and Marlene Dietrich performed beneath Berns's showstopping chandeliers; I have dusty memories from the early aughts of dancing under those giant, glittering teardrops after midnight when the ballrooms had become thumping nightclubs.
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After surviving a five-set thriller for the second day running, the Scot poked a finger at his thumping heart to show just what the 6-2 23-21 210-234 255-246 453-245 triumph meant to him.
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He didn't venture a furniture analogy, though an apt one might have been to a La-Z-Boy recliner, one with cigarette burns and beer bottle rings on the armrests and a jazz beat thumping up through the seat.
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What followed was a thumping: Mr. Kaine reeled off chapter and verse on Mr. Trump's musings on the Russian autocrat and Mr. Putin's own record as president, from Russia's struggling economy to his persecution of gay people and journalists.
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Trump's Promises Exit polls showed Trump thumping Clinton among voters in the market for change, those who were angry with the way the federal government was working, and who felt the country was heading off on the wrong track.
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Biden has been running for president on-and-off for 33 years, but never celebrated a winning night until Saturday's thumping 30-point victory in a primary candidates have used in previous cycles to launch themselves towards the nomination.
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But in a rare instance of chest-thumping for the Mexican president, who has consistently sought to lower tensions with Trump, Lopez Obrador insisted Mexico could come out on top of such a trade conflict with its northern neighbor.
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Unlike the midterms of 2006, when President George W. Bush declared that Democrats had delivered "a thumping," or 2010, when President Barack Obama described Republicans' victory as "a shellacking," the Democrats did not score an overwhelming victory Tuesday night.
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Mr. Halpern can seem to have a one-track mind in his relentless pursuit of a disco — Taana Gardner's "Work That Body" was thumping away on the soundtrack — though he insisted his clothes are not necessarily only for parties.
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For decades now, popular histories have concocted false stories that the majority of the public had never supported prohibition, or that prohibition was conceived by a "radical fringe" of Bible-thumping, rural evangelicals trying to codify their Puritan morality.
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Canadian Denis Shapovalov earlier picked up his second win against a top-26 player with a 26-2 6-2 thumping of Alexander Zverev as the German continued to struggle with his serve ahead of this month's Australian Open.
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British finance minister Sajid Javid, who will deliver the first post-Brexit budget plan on March 11, has promised to use public investment to help the voters who gave Prime Minister Boris Johnson a thumping election win last month.
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Trump appears set to use stock markets — which also rose steadily under his predecessor, Barack Obama, after a thumping during the Great Recession — as a selling point during this year's midterm elections and his re-election campaign in 2020.
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To immerse himself, Schumpeter hauled his flabby body to Taryn Toomey's The Class in New York, which invites its sometimes A-list, mostly female clientele to "witness their resistance to discomfort" by leaping around on a mat to thumping music.
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At this point, it seems all press about Iran involves a portrayal of something as "resistance," whether that be dying your hair blonde or syncing up the transition between tracks in a thumping mix while keeping one fist-pumping arm up.
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When Tom Hanks reprises his role as Robert Langdon for the third time in Dan Brown's Inferno, the audience will experience a fast-paced, heart-thumping thriller with the same brain-twisting riddles that the previous movies are known for.
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"This is mainly just chest-thumping behavior on the part of North Korea and President Trump, but I don't think it will be anything more than that," said Geoff Pazzanese, a senior portfolio manager at Federated Investors in New York.
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Democrats' interest in the race exceeds that of a comparable point in 21—a year when the party picked up 21991 House and six Senate seats in a midterm rout that then-Republican President George W. Bush called a 'thumping.
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The players traded breaks early in the deciding set but the 22-year-old Kontaveit outlasted her opponent in marathon seventh game, thumping a weak second serve for a backhand winner on her fifth break point to seize the advantage again.
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CHASKA, Minnesota (Reuters) - A more team-oriented U.S. Ryder Cup squad took care of business on Sunday, completing a 29-21 thumping of Europe to snap a losing streak and validate changes in their approach to golf's top team competition.
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But if this was an enormously disappointing night for the two people who once seemed like they would be fighting a one-on-one fight for the nomination through the spring, it was hardly an overwhelming thumping by Bernie Sanders.
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The credit for that largely goes to composer Michael Giacchino's better-than-it-needs-to-be score—a freaky symphony of staccato woodwinds, plucky strings, and ominous thumping kettle drums—and Andy Serkis, who brings Caesar to life once again.
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It was an attempt to bring out the lighter side of the chest-thumping leader, and Mr Modi responded genially to scripted questions about mangoes (he loves them) and sleep (never more than three and a half hours a night).
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El Alfa and Anuel AA - "Con Silenciador" Befitting the titular reference, gunshots ring out within seconds of El Jefe's latest single, a thumping Caribbean connection with the reactivated trap capo Anuel AA that seems destined for the rawest of clubs.
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Mixing folksy stories that illustrated his business acumen and chest-thumping promises to bring America back, Donald J. Trump spent more than 40 minutes drawing laughs and charming the crowd at a Tea Party convention in South Carolina on Saturday.
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If Koreshkov instead went to the body with right straights before tying up, he could actually put some strain on the massive Lima's gas tank as the rounds progress rather than just thumping his guard or the top of his head.
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From its opening moments, when Rock walked onstage to the thumping beat of Public Enemy's classic rap anthem "Fight the Power," it was clear the ceremony's producers had given the host free rein to explore racial themes throughout the show.
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A jagged lament by a jilted lover, it blended Elvis' distinctive vocal, a thumping bass line and a stinging guitar riff to land like a firecracker in a radio landscape filled with bland crooners such as Pat Boone and Doris Day.
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