But the disdain washed over Google, Amazon and Twitter, too.
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Caught up in the spectacle, these moments washed over me.
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His latest book examines how the third wave washed over France.
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Surging waters from the nearby Buffalo Bayou washed over the ground.
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Relief washed over all three of us and my mom screamed.
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In Florida waves washed over more than 50 miles of dunes.
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A wave of what seemed like embarrassment washed over her face.
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A torrent of previously dammed-up speech washed over the internet.
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Paranoia washed over me as I deadbolted my hotel room door.
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The idea just washed over the audience and out the back.
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Relief washed over me when I saw a row of carts.
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A cultural shift has washed over the usually hands-off tech industry.
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Beethoven, bagpipes, Chuck Berry, gamelan music, and the blues washed over us.
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There are no words to describe the pain that washed over me.
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The ship passed a lighthouse where shallow water washed over a beach.
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But right before I went onstage, this calm just washed over me.
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A wave then washed over the rocks, sweeping the parents out to sea.
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The problem in our country is that myths have washed over the complexity.
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My heart is so full and your love & positivity has washed over me.
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Our final journey, after the land is washed over, may be below. Enjoy.
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It's been about a year since the #MeToo movement washed over social media.
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Harvey washed over major highways, including Interstate 45 seen above, as flooding spreads.
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Immediately, a feeling of power I'd not known in my lifetime washed over me.
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The Hui's religious practices reflect the waves of Islam that have washed over China.
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"An overwhelming sense of loathing washed over me like an awesome wave," he wrote.
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One night after dinner, a spray of police lights washed over the living room.
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Phaedra was there with friends and is clearly washed over by the Holy Spirit.
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As my gaze settled upon the portrait, the irony washed over me in waves.
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That wave washed over the state's 2nd District with the election of Van Drew.
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As millions of gallons of water washed over the emergency spillway, it eroded further.
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The wave of volatility that washed over the markets this week sent the financials falling.
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A towering 22004-foot tsunami washed over the Indonesian island of Sulawesi on Friday evening.
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Every cover is removable and can be washed over and over without losing its form.
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A depression so strong washed over me that I mostly couldn't make it to school.
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A wave of thoughts and emotions washed over me, mostly relief and, strangely enough, gratitude.
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MAIDUGURI, Nigeria — A wave of relief washed over Yama Pogo as he searched the names.
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I would look at the floors and a fresh wave of revulsion washed over me.
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A sense of relief washed over him as he walked outside to find his family.
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A wave of warm, dirty water washed over her shoes, drenching the hems of her pants.
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Ms. Dressendofer's waterfront home in Point Pleasant, N.J., was flooded when a wave washed over it.
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As we sped out of Iowa a feeling of relief washed over me, mixed with resignation.
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But as the cold waves washed over her that day, she realized she wanted to live.
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"There was a profound feeling that washed over from the back of me," Durham tells PEOPLE.
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But 136,000 years ago, a flood washed over the island, wiping out this unique flightless species.
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Pundits often refer to the progressive "Blue Wave" that washed over Congress in the 2018 elections.
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The paint application is wildly varied: It is flicked across some images and washed over others.
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In January 2019, for example, tidal waters washed over the San Francisco's Embarcadero one rainy day.
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" She paused and a panicked expression washed over her face: "How do I make that happen?
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Thirty minutes later, a tsunami washed over the low-lying coastal areas of both nearby islands.
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As I prepared to post the winner to Instagram, my own wave of ambivalence washed over.
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" She paused and a panicked expression washed over her face: "How do I make that happen?
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In the end, The Last Knight kinda washed over me, like all the other Transformers movies.
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The wind washed over us like a scorching flood of air when you open up an oven.
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Maybe this was just the latest swell in the blue wave that washed over Virginia last month.
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A wave of embarrassment and humiliation washed over me, and I went into my bathroom and cried.
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Apparently nobody in the audience knew this either: a ripple of polite laughter washed over the auditorium.
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Embarrassment, sadness and shame washed over me, just as they had when I was 5 years old.
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A calm pleasure washed over me like I was close to completing an hour of guided relaxation.
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"Paul said it appeared they had just dropped where the fire washed over them," Ms. Ramos said.
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Those vibrant hues were washed over puff-sleeve mini dresses, jungle-patterned sheaths and the occasional cape.
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A massive storm surge washed over the island and water invaded the interior of the animal shelter.
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But on September 14, 2015 it detected those black-hole-crashing swells as they washed over the planet.
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"Creator created a miracle," said Flay as the rain washed over the victory party by the winner's circle.
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When I visited in March, the weather was unseasonably cool, but the golden Texas light washed over downtown.
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She showed off her best arm-ography while laying in the sand as the waves washed over her.
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But the convention, a nearly weeklong showcase for one half of American political life, washed over us all.
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A queasy wave washed over me as I wondered: How could he choose someone so different from me?
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Without much thought, I asked, "How is the painting going?" and a strange look washed over his face.
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During a mass vaccination campaign in early December, the fear that had washed over the country was clear.
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All the similarities between me and Tonya that I had never known before washed over me like cold water.
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He was overcome with joy as she appeared—and then, the dreaded realization washed over him like a wave.
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Bro likened losing a child to standing in shallow water and hanging on while being washed over by waves.
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Transitions present photos and videos of the family members in the grid format, a sunkissed glow washed over them.
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After an hour or two in front of a computer screen, a kind of dizzy fatigue washed over me.
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It was the natural endpoint of a feeling that washed over him during his lone season of AAU ball.
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But when I told her I was reporting on rural broadband, a look of understanding washed over her face.
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Unlike other books I've written, the entire story washed over me in a rush of inspiration. Beginning. Middle. End.
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For an instant, we held each other's gaze and a startling wave of excitement and recognition washed over me.
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As the torrent of cheers washed over him, you could almost sense the palpable relief take over Vick's form.
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"Something just kind of washed over me, and I said, 'I don't want to do this anymore,' " he recalled.
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Truthfully, no one wakes up looking like an Amaro filter was washed over their face — that's what concealers are for.
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There's a lot of things that protect the city from being washed over […] and I think that's a lucky thing.
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Back home, a torrent of racial slurs washed over them for their comportment, including from members of the conservative government.
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I laughed at first—then came the uncertainty, then the confusion, then a horrible cold feeling washed over my body.
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The cheer, even if it did not ring throughout the entire stadium, washed over Reyes like a wave of relief.
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Pink or blue, the wave that washed over state legislatures across the country makes this a moment of enormous possibility.
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Climate change has been inexorably swept up in the broader wave of political polarization that has washed over the country.
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"Counting Descent" lambasts the notion of "post-racial society," which washed over the American populace after Obama's triumph in 2008.
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For a brief moment before the hallucinations, delusions, restraints, seclusion and hospitalization that ensued, an intense calm washed over me.
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Stocks on French exchanges surged to a nine-year high as a wave of relief washed over the commercial realm.
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So when a band comes along and breaks the mold, it often gets washed over by the sea of stagedivers.
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The peaceful waves of complacency that washed over the crowd, which was still supportive of Yeezy even though they were pissed.
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Conversations, music, the tinkling of glasses, and the swish of skirts along the floor washed over him like a calming sea.
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She saw her family and friends, felt the sum of their love, and an intense wave of connectedness washed over her.
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After the first day, he said, he was able to snap out of the "horrible feeling" that had washed over him.
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It's all a bid to stop the wave of violent protests that have washed over France in the past few weeks.
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The absurdity the trio trying to render the song a rock performance washed over the Grammy's audience like a lukewarm coffee.
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A wave of panic washed over us as we calculated the actual cost of all the beauty products tested for this story.
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As I was pulling myself out with the rope the car also washed over the guardrail and went into the creek too.
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This is going to sound crazy, but as soon as he tweeted about me, a sense of calm washed over me, actually.
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Visceral memories of past terrors washed over me, and I shrank a bit as though I was being exposed to something contagious.
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The storm covered much of Lebanon's mountains in snow, damaged some of the capital's largest bridges and washed over its seaside towns.
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When the refugee crisis washed over Scandinavia back in September 2015, some Danes started helping asylum seekers cross from Denmark into Sweden.
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Unfortunately, these experiments happened at precisely the wrong time, just as a wave of tough-on-crime sentiment washed over the country.
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As he sat on the couch in Jessica's apartment the next day, a look of disbelief and grief washed over his face.
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He stood there for more than a minute, tensed and silent, while applause washed over him for nearly 10 percent of his airtime.
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So when two tractor-trailers carrying 64 bales of hay rolled down Mr. Smith's winding driveway, a sense of relief washed over him.
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Each time the Twitter alarm sounded, the floodgates of obituaries, condolences, and personal reflections washed over us in a series of Facebook overshares.
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"I was nervous, but as soon as my dad and I started walking down the aisle, a calm washed over me," Elliott says.
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A blue wave that washed over Republican-held suburbs across the country in last week's midterm elections has reshaped the nation's political map.
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Shortly after halftime on Friday, Iniesta orchestrated a wave of beauty that washed over Turkey in Spain's 3-0 victory in Nice, France.
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This extreme melting came during the hottest month ever recorded, as an intense heat wave washed over Europe then wafted over to Greenland.
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For 50 minutes, I lay, shut-eyed, in the gallery's main room with about 15 others as the sonic waves washed over us all.
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After stealing the contraption, a woman got the holiday surprise of a lifetime when a sea of glitter washed over her snowman-covered quilt.
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Fear washed over the Somali-American mother, not just for her son's well-being, but also because of the potential backlash against her community.
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When Munoz first saw footage of the passenger getting violently yanked off one of his planes, he said one emotion washed over him: shame.
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I streamed the book for an hour, busying myself with household tasks, before realizing the words had washed over me like a sound bath.
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All those feelings washed over me then—a sense of nostalgia and wonder, and the loss and mourning I felt when I lost Rafael.
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The wave of sniffles washed over the theater But Other People exposed a distinct divide between the fun-having fans and the film bloggers.
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Two months after that, I was working when a sudden wave of horniness washed over me I masturbated and came in about a minute.
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A sense of ease washed over me as I settled into its plush leather driver's seat — first-class accommodations compared with the Jetta's economy.
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As I slid into the back seat of the car, the warm intonations of the driver's accent washed over me in a familiar way.
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So when she heard her son's name called out and watched him walk across the stage, a feeling of deep relief washed over Arlene.
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If a wave washed over the island two years in a row, for example, the salt deposits in the island's water would render it uninhabitable.
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Nothing prepared me for the shame that washed over my body as every question I asked became perverse in the mouths of the inappropriate callers.
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Her voice washed over us like a wave, flooding the entire room with every powerful, sorrowful note, all before finally leaving tears in my eyes.
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Unlike the wall of mine supply that washed over the copper market last year, this wall of scrap is much harder to track and quantify.
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This time, the wave of nostalgia washed over me: I was 12 again, sitting at the kitchen table, my family's mouths too preoccupied to squabble.
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When the European heat wave washed over Greenland, it induced ice melt that even the most pessimistic climate models hadn't expected to see until 2070.
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That old feeling of hope and wonder I used to feel sitting next to my dad on the couch every week washed over me again.
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The Arab Spring protests that washed over Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Bahrain and the eastern province of Saudi Arabia in 2011 achieved mixed results.
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A look of bewilderment washed over the face of the woman standing next to him: Nikki R. Haley, President Trump's ambassador to the United Nations.
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As he ran off the field, a long, loud ovation washed over him and, just for a second, he looked around to take in the scene.
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Her viral hit, "Mooo!" or "the sexy cow song" as it's come to be known, washed over our ears like a cold glass of two percent.
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BARCELONA — A tide of emotion has washed over Catalonia in the past few days, over those who demand separation from Spain and those who oppose it.
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Five years ago, at my therapist's urging, I kept track of every panic attack that washed over me: my record for a single day was 132.
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Grief washed over Santa Fe as parents and friends began to learn the names of the eight students and two teachers whose lives were cut short.
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The so-called pink tide of democratically elected left-wing governments, which washed over the region in the first decade of the 2000s, has now receded.
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"When I first got the email I was in such a bad place that it washed over me, and I didn't even register it," she recalled.
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A grayish tone washed over me, my under-eyes were puffy, and I broke out like all my periods for the next year had come at once.
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But it remains an intellectually conservative field that has largely resisted the waves of critical theory that have washed over much of the humanities in recent decades.
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Across the road, at O Jour, flats also were the name of the game: a standout pair had a rainbow-colored splash that washed over the toes.
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As we removed our dirt-caked sneakers, slipped on flip flops and entered the nursery in Juba Teaching Hospital's newborn ward, a hushed tension washed over us.
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When attendees got to the island and started tweeting pictures of their accommodations (FEMA tents, sad cheese sandwiches), an immediate wave of schadenfreude washed over the 'net.
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The energy of Leicester — the hunger of men who for one reason or another had been bypassed by the bigger clubs — washed over Everton, as it has most opponents.
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As I stood outside the museum, beneath the flag fluttering in the strong wind, I surveyed a hill beyond the water, and felt the sea air washed over me.
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As of Tuesday, more than 425 people were killed and more than 1,400 injured by the deadly wave, which reached nearly 10 feet as it washed over the coast.
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A seven-foot surge from Pamlico Sound washed over the island, gushing into people's living rooms and burbling up through their heating vents and the cracks in their floorboards.
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"Words cannot describe the utter and complete devastation that washed over me, my husband and my nearly 70-year-old father who was almost brought to tears himself," she wrote.
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These numbers could get even worse as fentanyl infiltrates supplies of cocaine, which has been popular in black communities since the crack epidemic of the 22016s washed over major cities.
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Now that the initial shock of the split has washed over us, how will the material assets be divided in what's easily considered the biggest celebrity divorce of our time?
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Russians have taken pride as throngs of foreign fans have reveled in a atmosphere of cosmopolitan openness and laissez-faire policing that has washed over the tournament's eleven host cities.
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"Within minutes a calm washed over me that was so complete, and so utterly delicious, that I just knew with total confidence that we would all be okay," she wrote.
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Cornyn is a strong ally for the White House to have in its corner, but the questions about Russia and Trump's interference washed over the Trump White House narrative. 5.
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This is partly why the wave of Christian fundamentalism that washed over America in the 1970s and 226s—a movement that intertwined moral purity and political activity—is in retreat.
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Judging by the cheers Fury received during his ring entrance, and the boos that washed over Wilder when he entered the arena, more than half of Saturday's crowd supported Fury.
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Perhaps because I worked so long in radio, it was her voice that washed over me when the news flash rolled in announcing that Toni Morrison had joined the ancestors.
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As those magnetic waves washed over the spacecraft, the Parker probe detected huge spikes in the speed of the solar wind — sometimes it jumped over 300,000 mph in just seconds.
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No one could have blamed the Baltimore Orioles for the sense of hopelessness that must have washed over them during the first inning of Monday afternoon's game against the Yankees.
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No one could have blamed the Baltimore Orioles for the sense of hopelessness that must have washed over them during the first inning of Monday afternoon's game against the Yankees.
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"I do think there's a bit of spillover from populism in the United States that could have washed over the Ontario election," said Jonathan Rose, a professor at Queen's University.
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The attack served as a reminder, he said, for a neighborhood that has been transformed by construction and washed over by a tide of tourism in the years since 22001/113.
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Seawater washed over parts of North Carolina's Outer Banks as Jose passed, and five people were knocked off a coastal jetty in Rhode Island by high surf caused by the storm.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. no less, as his booming cadence washed over the British church, leaving some of the royal guests looking as if they might faint in their pews.
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For years, it was a sleepy town sidelined from a wave of luxury that washed over other parts of the South Fork, although, in recent years, it has become more upscale.
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An extreme, dangerous heat wave that washed over Midwest and Northeast states the past few days is shifting eastward, but relief in the form of a cold front may arrive Tuesday.
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Even so, they maintained their luster in the last burst of golden, late-afternoon light that washed over Newtown before the darkness, which had been arriving earlier and earlier, set in.
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These tracks were originally laid down by the dinosaurs in muddy, shallow water, but then sediments, acting like wet concrete, washed over the footprints, solidifying and allowing for their long-term preservation.
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Comparatively, my music through the 85h sounds distant and flat, like I'm stuck watching the concert from the ticket counter instead of being among the crowd, washed over with detail and warmth.
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If you're anything like me and all of your free time is spent listening to strangers on a podcast, then there are probably dozens of advertisements that have washed over your ears.
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But after eight-odd episodes had washed over me, in an amber haze thick with hackneyed dialogue, contrived emotion, and Mandy Moore's perfectly colored hair — I have to say, I felt nothing.
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The fund was part of a flood of money that has washed over the world in the past decade — and that has upended people's lives when the start-ups broke their promises.
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BOSTON — When Kris Bryant gobbled up the grounder last fall and made the throw that landed in Anthony Rizzo's glove at first base, a wave of joyous disbelief washed over Quinn Ehemann.
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I also know we can't afford to stop chasing that feeling that washed over me that Saturday night — that there is joy in this world, and reason to celebrate the power of love.
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The traits of these immigrant youth that I have come to know - their infectious resolve, hope and promise - washed over me and I realized something important: we're not going to lose this battle.
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As the storm hit land on Friday, it washed over more than 2000 miles of the Gulf Coast, with major risk in Texas and Louisiana, as well as effects in Mississippi and Alabama.
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But before it all ended, at age 35, Wright ran out into a packed stadium by Flushing Bay to play third base for one last time, as applause washed over and enveloped him.
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There on the dance floor, with guys on stage twirling fabric (known as flagging) under pools of purple and lime green lights, a feeling washed over me—it felt like home, like family.
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More than 3,20103 people are thought to have contracted the waterborne disease since Hurricane Matthew washed over Haiti on October 4th, felling trees, destroying houses, schools and clinics, and polluting sources of clean water.
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We say our goodbyes to Barack Obama, whose work is sure to be washed over by a man best known for tacky hotels and a reality TV show, and not for being a politician.
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In doing so, critics say he used the bigotry black people face in America to advance his own arguments and washed over any nuances in how each group has been treated in the past.
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One night, after my ex left for work like he usually did, with no reason to suspect he'd be coming home to much different scenery, a tsunami-sized wave of dread washed over me.
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Or maybe you dropped some udon onto your dorm mate's Little Mermaid sandals, only to drunkenly pick up and continue feasting upon the tangled mess as a wave of shame and yeast washed over you.
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The trailer is washed over with a dark blue tone and ash falling like snow; it has an almost wintry feel to it, as if a terrible kind of winter has come to King's Landing.
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But affordable housing remains a challenge, given the city's increasing population, the demand for housing at all income levels and a wave of luxury development that has washed over nearly every neighborhood in the city.
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To test this out, I used the Timelapse mode to capture the fading light from sunset as it washed over some nearby mountains and fields, condensing a five-minute clip into a short 33-second movie.
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The only way to fully appreciate the wave of perplexity that washed over the audience and those on stage is to study the pictures taken during the exact revelation that the wrong movie had been read.
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Jon Potter won't soon forget the wave of regret that washed over him in the moments after he turned down a woman's request for a ride to a battered women's shelter in the summer of 2015.
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Half this humpbacked country faced the sea, from which the influence of Phoenicia, Carthage and Rome had washed over it; the other half gazed out at an ocean of sand, no less a world unto itself.
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Several cities and towns suffered landslides and floods as rainwater washed over the state of Minas Gerais, overflowing rivers, threatening to burst mining dams and leaving rescue workers scrambling to respond to several emergencies at once.
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INDIANAPOLIS (Reuters) - The heartbreak of Niki Lauda's death has washed over the Indianapolis 500 paddock this week but there are no formal tributes planned to honor the three-times Formula One world champion, IndyCar said on Friday.
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CreditCreditVideo by Beth Coller In the summer of 2015, when the Walt Disney Company unveiled plans to build monumental "Star Wars" lands at its California and Florida theme parks, a wave of euphoria washed over the planet.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads By late August on sandy beaches, the forces of nature have already filled many hand-dug holes, toppled plenty of castles, and washed over the patterns and messages people have left behind.
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As a wave of violence washed over Turkey on Friday night, leaving at least 161 people dead, a defiant Erdogan addressed his country, saying the coup had been quashed and demanding punishment for the man he deems responsible.
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Remember the palm-sweating anxiety that washed over you when Professor McGonagall placed the dirty brown sorting cap on top of Harry's head as he sat in front of the entire school waiting for his Hogwarts house assignment?
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Over the past 48 hours, two to three inches of rain washed over the Sacramento valley and between five and eight inches fell in the Sierra Nevadas, Eric Kurth, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service, told The Verge.
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I will never forget the confidence that washed over the United Nations in 2015 in the wake of the American-led effort to end the Ebola epidemic and the conclusion of the Iran deal and the Paris climate accords.
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So much so that relief washed over me after the final deed was done, Dutch was dead, and Jamie Lidell's "Compass" played as you rode down a mountain to the modest plot of land you could at last call home.
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The relief that washed over me after walking out of that office for good should have tipped me off, but I didn't know at the time whether or not I had made the right choice, so I was anxious, too.
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People had been talking around her the whole game, and I genuinely was pretty interested in knowing what her deal is because I had enough breathing room to get curious and wonder for myself before expository dialogue washed over me.
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The pure relief that washed over me after walking out of that office for good should have tipped me off, but I didn't know at the time whether or not I had made the right choice, so I was anxious, too.
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Even if there weren't countless movies, poems, art, spoken lore and books about Harlem, you could visit it today and still feel a lingering sense of that history, despite the gentrification tsunami that has washed over all of New York City.
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Please observe: I have never known an oasis of peace like the one that washed over me when I first watched this video—nay, this moving art—featuring Britney Spears and her sons painting on canvases set up in a garden.
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A drowning sense of frustration and disappointment washed over Republicans in the Capitol Building Friday after failing to pass any sort of repeal to Obamacare this week, but one group — the archconservatives in the House Freedom Caucus — was exceptionally optimistic.
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But it's not just the meetings that CEO Travis Kalanick is having with potential candidates to become its first chief operating officer — an appointment focused on fixing the massive controversies that have washed over the ride-hailing company around its dysfunctional management.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - When Alan Gross heard the Trump administration's renewed U.S. push to expand internet in Cuba, disbelief washed over the American who spent five years in a Cuban jail for trying to establish clandestine communication service on the Communist-run island.
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The music of Vril, known for his dubby, dense techno, washed over the speakers with a ferocity outmatching the DJs' gently bobbing heads and content grins as they rocked to the mutated daydream of "Torus XXXII" and later, "Otolith"'s heaving half-time crawl.
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A Democratic wave washed over Old Dominion and wrested at least 15 House seats away from the GOP, throwing control of the chamber into question; several races are under recount, with Democrats just one seat away from a 50-50 split of the chamber.
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But even as waves of technological and economic disruption have washed over almost every industry in the United States over the last decade or two — commerce, finance, media, telecommunications — the everyday experience of healthcare stands unperturbed, stuck somewhere in the mid- to late-1990s.
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I was just as enamored of the purple-flowered railroad vines that cascade over the dunes (and, in fact, hold them up) as I was by the thousands of pastel coquinas that shimmied to life every time the tide washed over their half-buried shells.
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She gave him a tour that included several restaurants for sampling sticky buns and fish and chips, and a visit to the majestic Hopewell Rocks, which stand up to 70 feet tall and are washed over by some of the highest tides in the world.
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This isn't a game of who wore it best, of course, but we can't ignore the refreshing feeling that washed over us as we scrolled through last night's line-up of leg slits and strappy stilettos to stumble upon a pair of baggy trousers and white sneaks.
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But once I knew the story was going to print and it was irrevocable, an enormous peace washed over me — a sense that finally I had taken my personal power back from a man who has made me scared every time I have seen him in public.
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But it owes more to a wave of easy credit that has washed over the country, helping thousands of companies cope with the effects of a sharp drop in tourism, the imposition of emergency law, and a government crackdown that has cost 212.75,73 people their freedom.
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At a performance of "Counting in Quileute" in 2013 at Roulette in Downtown Brooklyn, a set of speakers encircling the audience created an immersive and disorienting experience as torrents of foreign words washed over listeners and merged with breathy and brittle sounds created live by an instrumental ensemble.
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When the plane Kelly and his fellow crew members called Heaven Can Wait was found at the bottom of a bay off the coast of Papua New Guinea, a wave of exhilaration — albeit one mixed with grief — washed over his family, including many members too young to have ever met him.
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As an adviser on poor-world economics to Tony Blair's government in Britain, and then a co-organiser of a UN climate-change summit, he has seen first-hand the waves of optimism and pessimism that have washed over the inner circle of politicians and bureaucrats with an interest in cooling the planet.
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I think some of this stuff hasn't been out there before, but a lot of this stuff has been and it's again, it's sort of washed over how crazy Sumner Redstone's life story — building up Viacom, sort of losing Viacom, the last few years of his life alone — are full-on bananas.
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WASHINGTON — Former President George Bush made his final journey to the nation's capital on Monday, his coffin arriving at the Capitol as the rays of the setting sun washed over the plaza where family and friends stood solemnly during a 21-gun salute that began four days of commemoration of his life and death.
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The relief that washed over me when I heard the President say this week that coronavirus will "maybe go away" on its own… Not since I heard that the Horse & Harbor Country Day parent-teacher night would have a bottomless bellini bar in the cafeteria have I felt such blind trust everything would be OK!
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It wasn't straight-up nausea, and I'm not sure if one of the games specifically caused it or it was a result of jumping in and out of VR for a solid half-hour, but relief washed over me the last time I took off that headset, despite the fact that I'd been having fun up until then.
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It's difficult to describe how beautiful Sangre de Muerdago's set was, especially once the vocal harmonies took flight and the flute joined in and the harp's silver strings washed over it all like seafoam… they radiated joy, and at that moment, as I closed my eyes and listened to them sing beneath the church rafters, it sounded like freedom.
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An open-minded friend came along to most of the events, which helped when, for instance, a wave of inhibition washed over me at the beginning of "Houseworld" — we were sitting in a barely lit, incense-scented, moody-music-suffused church vestibule, waiting to be decanted into a creepy house full of who-knew-what — and I wanted to go home.
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The issue was from the spring of 22016, and while at first I wondered if the advice offered within would stand up nearly 25 years later, a wave of calm washed over me as I read and re-read Mr. Behr's essay: Naples is a city steeped in tradition, one that, aside from the national allegiances of its rulers (once Greek, then Spanish, and finally Italian), doesn't change much.
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The last time I attempted to spend a night away from home, at my boyfriend's apartment, I had one of the most violent and horrible panic attacks I can remember: three hours of convulsing, unable to speak beyond endlessly muttering or wailing "I can't do it" as waves of terror washed over me, until eventually my boyfriend had to take me home because he couldn't bear to see me like that anymore.
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