He says Chloe liked to bang on glass panels at her older brother's hockey games, and when she went to bang on what appeared to be closed windows, she fell.
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Winkleman said Chloe liked to bang on glass panels at her older brother's hockey games, and when she went to bang on what appeared to be closed windows, she fell.
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"Get yer mobile out" and "'Ave a bang on that".
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You just want to bang on your drum all day.
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The new year kicked off with a bang on Jan.
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They bang on the walls until they elicit a response.
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This is the thing I bang on them a lot.
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Bang on a Can Festival (all week) As a composers collective, Bang on a Can continues to be one of the most fertile grounds for nurturing composing talent and encouraging a spirit of exploration.
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I'm not going to bang on about the reasons why here.
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I jiggle the handle, bang on the glass, shout for help.
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Recruiting-sergeants from both sides can bang on Samuel Johnson's door.
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They need to find somewhere else to bang on their cans.
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Reinhard's back with a bang on everyone's favorite Cologne powerhouse, Kompakt.
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I play piano or sing, or I bang on the instruments too.
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Adele ended her epic 2016 tour with a bang on Monday night.
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"We bang on about Shakespeare being universal and timeless," Mr. Essiedu said.
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It featured the Bang on a Can collective in its early days.
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BANG ON A CAN MARATHON at N.Y.U. Skirball Center (May 13, noon).
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The durable construction meant he could bang on it without breaking it.
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McDERMON The Bang on a Can Marathon was my son's first concert.
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It is, in general, a pretty bang-on likeness of Jeremy Renner too.
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Incomes are almost bang on the national average of £29,000 ($37,000) a year.
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In the corner, sits a drum kit that customers can also bang on.
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BAIER: But you were in charge -- (CROSSTALK) COMEY: To bang on each other.
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Rihanna closed out New York Fashion Week with a bang on Wednesday night.
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Submariners could bang on the hull, hoping to attract attention from passing ships.
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I'm a perfectionist – I go the extra mile to get everything bang on.
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" He then began to bang on a five-gallon bucket, screaming "FISA abuse.
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Those Bang on a Can marathons are now on hold until further notice.
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People who bang on about their dogs are absurd, he has always thought.
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The strangers would lurk outside or bang on the automatic fence at the driveway.
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She said he doesn't have any consistency, and again, she's bang on the money.
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"She can bang on a bowl all she wants but she's toxic," Redmond says.
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Moreover, we got to bang on the doors of complete strangers and demand it.
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As well as making me considerably happier, this naysaying makes me bang on trend.
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The Bang on a Can All-Stars will kick off the events on Jan.
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Now she'll just bang on the locked door, since she knows he's in there.
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Both men weighed in at 170 pounds, which is bang on the welterweight limit.
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She and her guests yell, bang on walls and slam doors until 5 a.m.
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In recent seasons, the festival has presented works by Bang on a Can's commissioning fund, which, since 1997, has allowed figures, from Wilco drummer Glenn Kotche to the film composer Jóhann Jóhannsson, to write for Bang on the Can's adroit All-Stars ensemble.
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She said the boyfriend would often bang on her door mistakenly after coming home late.
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In my free time I like to… bang on my guitars and read, read, read.
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Someone would bang on the door to create a beat, and we'd take turns freestyling.
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Musk isn't big on hitting deadlines, but in this case, he was pretty bang on.
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The annual marathon is still at the heart of Bang on a Can, even as the organization has grown to include a record label, a summer camp, the Bang on a Can All-Stars ensemble, a commissioning program and even an avant-garde marching band.
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When it comes to Brexit, the seat of Newport West is bang on the national average.
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Or it could simply give him something to bang on about as the investigation goes on.
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India has declared itself "open-defecation free" (ODF)—bang on schedule, on October 2nd this year.
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The composite sub-index was bang on the breakeven 50 mark, an improvement from January's 48.3.
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Once again, you're bang on the money—the answer to that little head-scratcher is dinner.
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The concert is presented through a partnership between the Jewish Museum and Bang on a Can.
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I bang on that drum all the time, but it's often used as an excuse, sometimes.
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BANG ON A CAN, APRIL 503 The staccato chords rang out like gunshots at the beginning of Julia Wolfe's "Lick," a funk-flavored piece from 1994 performed at Zankel Hall with a bracing mix of rhythmic discipline and exuberance by the Bang on a Can All-Stars.
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It seems those car park shuckers were bang on, Whitstable oysters really are among the world's best.
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The composite sub-index was bang on the break even 50 mark, an improvement from January's 48.3.
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Almost bang on the month mark of testing there was suddenly another crazy high PM 2.5 spike.
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Some companies even hired knocker uppers to bang on windows and rouse their employees at their homes.
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So, if you've already got a glow to your cheeks, then — good news — you're bang on trend.
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But she brought up the one match point she required with a forehand bang on the baseline.
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Thank God because we couldn't listen to him bang on about being an underdog for another second.
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Players and coaches would reportedly bang on a trash can to tip off batters to upcoming pitches.
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Once they identified the signal, they would bang on the garbage can to tip off the batter.
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We tested the boiler in the restaurant's guest house, and it was bang on the right temperature.
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Not everyone wants to hear actors bang on about politics, and audience reception depends on political bent.
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And hardcore New York Bang on a Can fans will have an opportunity to hear another marathon: the annual Bang on a Can Summer Music Festival at MASS MoCA, which will feature John Luther Adams as its guest composer this summer, ends each year with its own marathon.
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Is there any way to bang on the beach without getting caught or a thong full of sand?
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European stocks started the week with a bang on Monday, with all major indices trading in the green.
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The Kardashian-Jenner's ended their 25-day-long, advent-style Christmas card reveal with a bang on Monday.
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My body likes how the Chainsmokers bang on my aural erogenous zones with their relentlessly repeating chord progression.
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We can bang on the piano in the living room or put a track on the sound system.
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A bang on the trash can typically indicated a changeup or breaking ball was coming, The Athletic said.
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Players and coaches would then reportedly bang on a trash can to tip off batters to upcoming pitches.
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The museum has a partnership with the new-music collective Bang on a Can, which on Sunday, Aug.
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Visitors to Pizza's enclosure often bang on the glass and take flash photographs of him with their smartphones.
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Emmanuel Macron, France's president, likes to bang on about the mandat du peuple, and the responsibility it confers.
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"I offered to bang on doors if she needs a helping hand," Ms. Jackson, 82, told Vanity Fair.
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My husband has many percussion instruments and an upright bass, and Stella, Julian and Jonas can bang on those.
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We didn't feel like we got them bang-on right the first time, so we just recorded them again.
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IN CONCLUSION: Bill Russell was dope as hell and watching him bang on sad 1960s dudes is the greatest.
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" "Neighbor would bang on the door to my home to purposely make my dogs bark to get me evicted.
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If you weren't close enough to hear, you might employ a knocker-upper to bang on your bedroom windows.
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Bang on cue, Mr Flake's book has been denounced by Mr Trump's enablers in the world of conservative celebrity.
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And there are the always-comfortable yet bang-on-trend shoes and sandals that we can't get enough of.
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The Bang on a Can Marathon will celebrate its 30th anniversary in a new home across the East River.
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There's a good reason we bang on about VPNs, and it's because they are effective at keeping you safe online.
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A Reuters poll suggests expectations are for a reading of 50 - bang on the line that separates expansion from contraction.
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On Wednesday morning's show, Morgan monologued about how annoyed he feels when friends "bang on about politics" on social media.
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Some of his understanding of brain structure and function is bang on, but he also presents numerous outdated scientific claims.
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Riley, Reich, and Glass have visited in past years, as have Pauline Oliveros and members of Bang on a Can.
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If a couple fighting in the next apartment is keeping us awake, we might want to bang on the wall.
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In my experience, though, the issues they bang on about usually have more to do with them than with you.
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MICHAEL COOPER ECSTATIC MUSIC FESTIVAL Among its other skills, the Bang on a Can organization is smart about fund-raising.
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Speaking of overkill, there's also a feature called Party Booster that lets you bang on the speaker to create sound effects.
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"It's Wednesday," she says, trying to scoot her body towards the door to the bathroom so she can bang on it.
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Sometimes her father would come round drunk, bang on the door and take her mother's money to spend on another woman.
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Gigi Hadid hit the MTV Movie Awards red carpet with a bang on Saturday night — that is, of the fringe kind.
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As the aircraft approached the runway in Tete, the pilots reported hearing a loud bang on the front of the plane.
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The official said that crews of submarines in distress bang on the vessel's hull to alert passing ships to their location.
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That's bang on the goal Gorman has set – and leaves Goldman trailing with an annualized adjusted ROE of just 8.9 percent.
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Mostly standing, some shout, jump, and bang on whatever is close at hand, and some whisper intimate thoughts to the Almighty.
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I cut the set short, before I could get to the bottom of the stairs there's a bang on the door.
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Unlike some legendary auto industry executives, she does not yell, bang on desks or slam down phones to get her way.
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Even when they fall, they don't complain unless it's a bang on the leg when they overrun their own sense of speed.
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The official said that crews of submarines in distress often bang on the vessel's hull to alert passing ships to their location.
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The Bang On A Can All-Stars have played works by artists like Tyondai Braxton, formerly of the indie-rock band Battles.
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The weekend started with a bang on Saturday with the Houston Texans narrowly beating the Buffalo Bills 210 to 249 in overtime.
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Williams, 44, kicked off the World Cup with a bang on Thursday -- showing television cameras his middle finger during his opening ceremony performance .
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Mallets allow you to bang on the sculpture's rotating centerpiece, but any sounds you unleash are likely to dissolve swiftly in the wind.
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Some 42% of Britons say that Islam is fundamentally incompatible with their country's values, bang on the European median, according to Pew Research.
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They shot it from the scoreboard ... the concourse ... the stands ... and even the nosebleeds -- and yup, bang, bang, bang on all of them.
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So, for instance, you can tap on a wooden table to produce a different sound than when you bang on a metal pot.
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"I just found out you can zoom on IG — enjoy," wrote Bang Bang on Instagram, practically daring us to decipher his creation's meaning.
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"Timber" by the composer Michael Gordon, of Bang on a Can, is an extended Minimalist percussion piece played on six two-by-fours.
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Watch: Inside the Weird World of an Islamic 'Feminist' Cult As the noise of battle grew, there was a bang on the door.
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In Tuesday's testimony, Dr. Rosenbaum said Ms. Ortega would bang on pots and pans to dispel her hallucinations about the devil possessing her.
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She asked to be lifted up to bang on the glass, the suit said, so Anello held her up and she leaned forward.
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The family's lawsuit claims Anello lifted Chloe up onto the railing and held her as she leaned forward to bang on the glass.
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The suit says Chloe asked to be lifted up to bang on the glass, something she did frequently at her brother's hockey games.
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On her May 2019 album "Beauty Marks," Ciara sings "girl gang, girl gang, squad goals, bang bang" on "Girl Gang," featuring Kelly Rowland.
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As part of MoMA's continuing Robert Rauschenberg's exhibition, Bang on a Can will explore avant-garde composers related to that artist and more.
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If they lose, they can bang on about how trans people are spreading a totalitarian belief system that crushes anyone who might disagree.
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To bang on the obvious drum again, it is clear that British NFL fans are passionate and want the game on these shores.
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Basically, the theory goes that all the legendary Brans that Old Nan liked to bang on about — Bran the Builder; Bran the Shipwright, etc.
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"If I knew anyone I wanted to be with, I would hope I would have the gumption to bang on his door," she says.
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Is it justified: No. I mean, the greed part is bang on, but honestly, I can't even be mad about this, for two reasons.
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So, with the Fourth of July right around the corner, we knew just who could help us create the biggest bang on Independence Day.
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She said that if the boy wanted to use the bathroom, he had to bang on the cell door and hope someone heard him.
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This summer Bang on a Can plans to charter a bus from New York City for the event, which is planned for July 30.
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Grant asks the audience to "whoop and holler,'" bang on the metal of the pen, and generally just be as noisy as they can.
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A founder of the influential Bang on a Can collective, Mr. Gordon has a history of creating scores that can work alongside moving images.
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Someone with a radio in their ear shouldn't have to bang on the door to your trailer, he added — you should already be ready.
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Thousands more have marched around the country since, and protests have included cacerolazos, in which people bang on pots and pans from their homes.
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Critic's Notebook When the composers' collective Bang on a Can alighted on the scene 30 years ago, one of its defining qualities was volume.
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" Spygate started with a bang on May 17 — a tweet from Trump calling rumors that FBI spies embedded in his campaign "bigger than Watergate!
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But everything else — from Arya killing the Night King with the dagger to Bran knowing it was going to happen — is pretty much bang on.
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At Immaculata home games, her father would roll out a dolly filled with buckets and sticks and hand them out for fans to bang on.
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Still, there's often a special charge to the pieces they create for their electrified de facto house band, the Bang On A Can All-Stars.
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Heard on Saturday at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, portions of "Road Trip" sounded like the most propulsive, hurtling Bang On A Can music yet.
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They lose all knowledge of the machines, so they become priests who bang on the machine and say incantations and they hope the machine works.
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"Provenzano sent goons to our house to bang on our door in the middle of the night, to put fear into us," Mr. Boylan recalled.
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We know we bang on about how chocolates, jewellery, and flowers can be a little cliché, but these gifts are popular, and that's a fact.
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A staffer near the dugout would then bang on a trash can a certain number of times to indicate which kind of pitch was coming.
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Firemen alerted Grim that his nearly 200-year-old St. Louis-area farmhouse was on fire with a bang on the door late Saturday night.
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Noor said that at that moment, there was a "loud bang" on the squad car; then a figure approached on the driver's side, where Harrity was.
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The Simpsons has plenty of jokes that are bang-on, but the one which references the famously eccentric Yoko Ono is particularly memorable for its weirdness.
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INDIANAPOLIS (Reuters) - Danica Patrick's racing career ended with a bang on Sunday but not the fairytale finish she had hoped, crashing out of the Indianapolis 500.
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Some of their music has been championed by Bang on a Can, the lively genre-bending collective whose three founders, all Yale alumni, include Mr. Lang.
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When a film is bang on the moment, as "The Post" is determined to be, what will remain of its impact when the moment is past?
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PARIS — Paris Fashion Week went out with a bang on Tuesday, thanks to a scattering of glittering parties held on the penultimate night of the calendar.
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Cops say they tried to bang on the window to wake Broner up -- but ultimately needed to shake the car to get a response from Adrien.
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The Roots can write a new album and we can keep his new (literal) house band, The Franny and Winnie Fallon Bang-On-A-Cup Experience.
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JOSHUA BARONE LONG PLAY and BIG EARS FESTIVAL Bang on a Can's 12-hour (or longer) marathon concerts loom large in New York City music history.
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One of my big things I bang on is nobody thought about these problems before they happened, or nobody is intentional about doing what they're doing.
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"I think that I will always bang on about the things that are very unjust for women because they are still there," she told site Future Women.
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But the sentiment of the film—that participating in cultural or creative activities can lead to a greater sense of fulfillment in later life—is bang on.
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I watched an old episode of Footballers' Wives the other day where two characters bang on a pool table in complete silence and the realism was harrowing.
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There is only Nenê, which, he whispers to himself in his mind, is certainly enough to bang on one more young, overrated bighead on his way out.
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Any sense of a competition between the festivals is a friendly one: The Bang on a Can All-Stars will appear with Meredith Monk at both events.
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While it will be performed in Trenton, Amsterdam and Athens, it will not be a part of the Bang on a Can Marathon at the Brooklyn Museum.
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"Cloud River Mountain" combines Chinese folk, pop and contemporary music idioms with Bang on a Can's trademark elements of minimalism and other postmodern and avant-garde styles.
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Thousands gathered on Friday afternoon in Bogotá, the capital, for a "cacerolazo," a traditional Latin American expression of protest in which people bang on pots and pans.
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Employees who can't keep up are often pulled aside at the end of each hour, she said, and supervisors will yell at them and bang on tables.
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It's only the 134th time that the much maligned era has been ressurrected—in fabric, in music—which makes this uber cool pop parcel bang on trend.
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The Robotic Church includes around 50 "robotic saints" built from 1987 to 2006, which rhythmically bang on drums, play marimba, strum mellow strings, and even paint a picture.
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" It's the "stupid, bratty" American kids that he finds annoying, the ones on Buzzfeed and Reddit who bang on about pizza "like it's some sort of religious experience.
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The Rhode Island guard, whose 2015-20073 season ended after just 10 minutes because of a knee injury, returned to the court with a bang on Friday night.
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But after two years of economic turmoil, her televised speeches prompt a cacophony on the streets, as thousands bang on pots and pans to drown out her voice.
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JK: I don't see anyone knocking on my door, I still have to bang on the door hard for them [film studios] to pay attention to my ideas.
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According to the BBC, witnesses on the scene said the boy landed with "a loud bang" on the Tate Modern art gallery's fifth-floor roof around 2:40 p.m.
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"We're moving on, we're going someplace new," said Julia Wolfe, the Pulitzer Prize-winning composer who founded Bang on a Can with the composers Michael Gordon and David Lang.
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Here, with projections by Jeff Sugg, it's performed by the Choir of Trinity Wall Street and the Bang on a Can All-Stars, the group that Wolfe co-founded.
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"He added that those who say that "in the future the NHS should be for those who are genuinely sick, and for the elderly" were "bang on the nail.
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If you want to expose your kids to the funkier varieties of contemporary music — wonderfully amplified, often — the Bang on a Can Marathon is a great place to start.
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By soliciting fans to help them commission new works, the collective ensures a reliably expanding repertory for its in-house chamber ensemble, the Bang on a Can All-Stars.
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Remember that the next time you hear a Conservative minister bang on about "free markets"; the government wants to restrict the ability of companies to hire the workers they need.
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"We'll put it on for as long as everyone wants Big Bang on the air," said CBS chief Glenn Geller at the 2016 Television Critics Association's press tour last August.
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Related: Artists Paired on Creative Blind Dates Make Valentine's Day Posters Bang on a Canvas to Make Art with This Sex Paint Kit Here's What 10 Artists Do with Flowers
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"No Trump, no KKK, no fascist USA," sang Green Day, performing their controversial anti-gun violence single "Bang Bang" on the live show and re-writing some of the lyrics.
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JOSHUA BARONE at 1 minute 15 seconds The Bang On A Can movement has never been just about the composers — Julia Wolfe, Michael Gordon and David Lang — who started it.
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After a brief foray into Brooklyn, the annual Bang on a Can Marathon is moving back to downtown Manhattan, where it has resided for much of its 30-year run.
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"I had known David from his work with Bang on a Can," the music nonprofit, "and he's the kind of composer who would take on a challenge," Mr. Blackson said.
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But the 109-year-old bridge is prone to getting stuck in the open position, and when that happens crews have to be summoned to bang on it with sledgehammers.
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On Tuesday and Wednesday, MoMA presented two concerts in collaboration with the contemporary music collective Bang on a Can that highlighted Rauschenberg's participation in, and influence on, postwar American composition.
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Through a mixture of self-motivation and guidance from teachers, Mr. Tao was introduced to the work of living composers: Steve Reich, John Adams, the Bang on a Can crowd.
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While searching for more of Ms. Matthusen's work online, I came across her exciting piece for the Bang on A Can All-Stars, just released on the group's latest album.
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If you're stuck, close your mouth: You could inhale fumes or debris, so it's best to send a text, bang on a nearby object or whistle so rescuers can locate you.
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She has since delayed the start of her ANTI tour due to production problems, but the issues didn't stop the star from celebrating her 28th birthday with a bang on Saturday.
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Greg Wyshynski has a detailed breakdown of the host's argument and laid out some possible hockey world responses here, but the short summary is that (for once) Cowherd is bang on.
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And on many occasions, an agent of the landlord would bang on the tenants' door late at night threatening to report to the authorities their status as undocumented immigrants from Mexico.
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In one experiment, for example, 18-month-olds watch someone with her arms bound up in a blanket using her head to bang on a box and make it light up.
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Next Friday, Mr. Schaefer speaks with the the Bang on a Can co-founder Julia Wolfe and the composers Nathan Michel and Donnacha Dennehy about Mr. Andriessen's influences on new music.
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Game of Thrones' sixth season ended with a bang on Sunday, and in proper form, the show's internet fandom already has oodles of predictions and a wish list for next season.
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Ms. Bocanegra is married to David Lang, a Pulitzer Prize-winning composer for "The Little Match Girl Passion" and the co-founder of the contemporary music collective, Bang on a Can.
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On Tuesday, the Bang on a Can All-Stars ensemble performed Morton Feldman's skittish "Ixion," which was first performed in a gallery showcasing Rauschenberg's art in 1958, at the artist's invitation.
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Nick Foles, who recently quarterbacked the Philadelphia Eagles to a win in the Super Bowl, came out before the game so he could bang on a big bell at center court.
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The shifts in their styles — toward a greater restraint, and perhaps even maturation — were obvious from the earlier works performed on Wednesday by the Bang on a Can All-Stars ensemble.
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I want to bang on the wall I'm feeling so irritable, because I'm apparently incapable of grown up communication when it comes to saying things that bother me to my coworkers.
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Ms. Wolfe, a co-founder of Bang on a Can and a Pulitzer Prize winner, will present her piece "Steel Hammer," a folk ballad about John Henry and other railroad tales.
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Lang was at a far remove from the Manhattan new-music world where he has long been a fixture, notably as a co-founder of the Bang on a Can collective.
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In 2009, composer Michael Gordon (of New York contemporary classical stalwarts Bang on a Can) devised a percussion piece called Timber that was to be played on a series of 2x4s.
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Related: Bang on a Canvas to Make Art with This Sex Paint Kit A Rare Work of Japanese Erotic Art Hits the Auction Block [NSFW] Natalie Krim's Erotic Illustrations Get Cheeky
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In a piece entitled "Barnsley Calling", one of our interns at the time set fire to a wheelie bin and had a big bang on it to see what would happen.
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We biked around for a bit looking for another hotel and found a place in the area that seemed open, but when I bang on the door the employee is totally unhelpful.
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JPMorgan's Global Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), produced with Markit, came in at 50.0 last month, bang on the level that separates growth from contraction it has held above since late 2012.
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The ship docked in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and a grandfather lifted his 18-month-old granddaughter up to a window on the 11th floor so she could bang on the glass.
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Gordon is also a co-founder of Bang On a Can, the multi-faceted music organization that has grown into one of the most important vehicles for contemporary music in the world.
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Sunday Routine Julia Wolfe and Michael Gordon are two of the three founders and artistic directors of Bang on a Can, the genre-bending musical collective that will turn 30 next year.
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Children will walk up to houses with cooking pots in hand, bang on those pots with spoons, and not let up until someone comes out and puts something sweet in the pots.
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In The Loser, or "looooser" as Gilfry crooned, the suspension of the singer above the theater, with accompanying ensemble of Bang on a Can out of sight, reflected the solitude of the artist.
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The network just revealed its fall schedule, below, which includes its Young Sheldon prequel series airing directly after Big Bang on Thursday nights — a slot the network has struggled to fill for years.
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On Friday John Schaefer of WNYC speaks with the the Bang on a Can co-founder Julia Wolfe and the composers Nathan Michel and Donnacha Dennehy about Mr. Andriessen's influences on new music.
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Related: A Rare Work of Japanese Erotic Art Hits the Auction Block [Best of 2015] The Year in Erotic Art (NSFW) Bang on a Canvas to Make Art with This Sex Paint Kit
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The conductor Daniela Candillari guides a uniformly powerful cast, as well as a tight ensemble of the Bang on a Can Opera musicians and the members of the Choir of Trinity Wall Street.
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Whenever I pester people to write Amazon reviews for me or relentlessly bang on about my book on social media, a part of me worries that people will get fed up with it.
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The composers Michael Gordon, David Lang and Julia Wolfe plan to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their artistic partnership, Bang on a Can, with the evening-length program "Road Trip" (Oct. 27-183).
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According to the lawsuit the family filed earlier this month against the cruise line, Anello lifted Chloe up onto the railing and held her as she leaned forward to bang on the glass.
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Related: Bang on a Canvas to Make Art with This Sex Paint Kit Play a Virtual Ping Pong Game Inspired by Online Dating Play Ping Pong in Bullet Time, Thanks to Projection Mapping
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Still, inflation was 1.9 percent last month, official data showed on Thursday, pretty much bang on the ECB's target and giving the central bank room to move away from its ultra-easy monetary policy.
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When Harrity stopped the car at the end of the alley to let a person on bicycle pass by them, both men testified about hearing a loud thump or bang on the squad car.
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Boasting lines such as "Fans back home / Got my tracks bang on / Yeah you got it wrong / Cause my focus is so strong," it sounds prime for Skrillex's riling lead-ups and explosive choruses.
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We've heard the album and reckon he's bang on the money so we thought we'd let you have a listen to a track from it before you go wild and splurge on it tomorrow.
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Bugcrowd and HackerOne both launched in 2012 and both companies are competing in the growing bug bounty market to pay a network of white hat hackers to bang on client software to find vulnerabilities.
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This would explain why everyone is bang on posting Youtube tributes when any given pop hero dies, they just want to share in the empathetic, beauty appreciating love-in that is being sad together.
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Alex Kealy said David Cameron listing his achievements in his post-Brexit resignation speech was like "if someone dies at your house party but you just bang on about how great the guacamole was".
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The most recent group, New York-based Mantra Percussion, re-recorded Timber (playing it on Douglas Fir boards, for what it's worth), during a live performance of the 2014 Bang On a Can Marathon.
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The convergence of the composer collective Bang on a Can and the cross-genre festival Ecstatic Music was perhaps inevitable: Both institutions seek to expand the definition of contemporary music beyond its conventional boundaries.
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But particularly of note is a trio of three vibrant works by the composer Jeffrey Brooks, a longtime Bang on a Can colleague and the subject of a new recording initiative by the organization.
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On March 1, while standing watch in the rear gun tub, which was surrounded by steel and was our largest piece of armament, I suddenly heard a bang on the side of the ship.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. People bang on about 'the magic of the cup' so much that they're missing what has been a pretty decent year in our grand old knockout competition.
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Washington (CNN)This week began with a bang on Monday with the leak of more than four dozen questions that special counsel Robert Mueller wants to ask President Donald Trump in a sit-down interview.
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"I had people bang on the door [and] throwing ... cashews at the window," said Lauren Sham, a candidate who braved the very public interview for a chance to land a recruiter position with ABS Staffing.
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The Bang on a Can founders, Michael Gordon, David Lang, and Julia Wolfe, will present their own compositions and serve as M.C.'s; other performers include Terry Riley and Stephin Merritt of the Magnetic Fields.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE David Lang's "the day" (2017) was a gut punch near the end of this year's Bang on a Can Marathon, which otherwise felt strangely tiresome relocated to the N.Y.U. Skirball Center's proscenium theater.
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Julia Wolfe, a Pulitzer Prize-winning composer, said that a "New Sounds" program about the early days of Bang on a Can, which she helped found, helped them find new listeners at a key moment.
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It builds further when Noah meets with Sasha (Claes Bang) on the set to discuss his character's motives, and their conversation ends with Sasha demanding a new ending or he'll write it himself, he threatens.
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Gong Linna, the Chinese vocalist, will join the Bang on a Can All-Stars from New York in "Cloud River Mountain," a staged work composed by Lao Luo, Michael Gordon, David Lang and Julia Wolfe.
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"The guards would come and scream and yell and bang on the cages, 'You're never going to see your parents again,'" said Brittany Bonner, 35, a criminal lawyer from Miami who often works in child welfare.
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Bookies' names are emblazoned on shirts, advertising hoardings, and even leagues, while no half-time ad break is complete without Ray Winstone commanding you to "have a bang on that" as the latest odds flash up.
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The Bang on a Can collective, formed in the 1980s by the composers Julia Wolfe, Michael Gordon and David Lang, locked horns with an American new-music scene that was still largely dominated by European Modernism.
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I swear to God I'm trying not to bang on about #Brexit but for FUCK'S SAKE, every time I come out of my writing room and look at the news some more dumbassery has been committed.
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Brutalism expressed something about the insularity of the literary world that was bang on the mark and, most importantly, the writers involved were good enough that they have become part of the reshaping of that landscape.
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ABC News Legal Anchor Dan Abrams launched his own legal website, Law Newz, with a bang on Tuesday – weighing in on the case at the center of the Netflix true crime docu-series Making a Murderer.
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How often do we get to watch a 35-year-old man, who has been on and off the knee-operating table, heave himself in the air and bang on a guy eight years his junior?
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Melissa & Doug stuck to puzzles for another decade before expanding into other wooden toys, many of which are still best-sellers today, like the Pounding Bench, which has colorful pegs you bang on with a mallet.
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Julia Wolfe's "Anthracite Fields," which won the Pulitzer Prize in 2015, will be performed in Zankel Hall by the Bang on a Can All-Stars and the Choir of Trinity Wall Street, conducted by Julian Wachner.
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Hundreds of people jammed the Brooklyn Museum's soaring Beaux-Arts Court — sitting, standing, circulating, conversing — yet that mysterious, characteristically Bang on a Can combination of casualness and focus kept things from ever getting out of control.
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" Ms. Wolfe, one of the founders of the new-music collective Bang on a Can, has won the Pulitzer, been awarded a MacArthur "genius" grant and appeared (as a wolf, natch) on the PBS cartoon "Arthur.
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Just sit there and pick the issue you want — focus on children, focus on democracy, focus on privacy, focus on competition and innovation, it doesn't make a difference, pick the one you like — and bang on them.
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"We started off with a bang on the idea that China would allow up to an additional 23.85 million tonnes (of U.S. soybeans) tariff free," said Ted Seifried, chief market strategist for Zaner Ag Hedge in Chicago.
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LONDON, Jan 24 (IFR) - KfW returned to the long end of the US dollar market with a bang on Wednesday, attracting over US$6.2bn of demand for a US$3bn trade expected to be priced later today.
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We are a duo onstage, and make a very live audiovisual performance: Nova sings and plays some percussion, I bang on some drums and electronic drum pads, triggering the audio sequences and fragments of narrative cinematic video.
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I ended up working for the public defender service in Washington, D.C., where I had to bang on doors in some of the worst neighborhoods to interview and take signed statements from victims and witnesses of crimes.
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Kimberly told the "Today" show in July that Anello would often lift his granddaughter up to bang on the glass at her older brother's hockey games, and that he never would knowingly put her kids in danger.
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CORINNA DA FONSECA-WOLLHEIM I was impressed with how many of the themes the composer (and Bang on a Can co-founder) David Lang, who was invited to program the two concerts, managed to pick up on.
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Basically, all the artists you bang on at 6 AM at a house party once everyone is too tired and too fucked to keep pretending that they truly enjoy PC Music, and everyone just wants soothing classics.
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It's like watching your CEO aunt, the sternest and most tightly controlled person you know, a person who has only doled out affection to you on maybe five occasions, rise up and bang on, uh, Russell Westbrook.
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During a press conference on Tuesday, Michael Winkleman, the Wiegand's attorney, said that Chloe's grandfather put her on the railing to bang on the window glass because she loved doing that at her brother's hockey games in Indiana.
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If this image from CCTV the shows the actual landing site for Chang'e-4, then they landed bang on target in Von Kármán crater (177.6 degrees east longitude and 45.5 degrees south latitude, according to one report). pic.twitter.
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Winkleman says there's a row of windows in the area, and Anello placed his granddaughter on a wood railing by the windows, believing she would bang on the glass just like she does at her brother's hockey games.
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"We expect to come in bang on the nose in and around a deficit of 0.2 percent this year as projected, with the good things being counteracted by overruns in other areas," Prime Minister Leo Varadkar told parliament.
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A listener might have heard an excerpt or two — say, at the annual boisterous free festival hosted by the Bang On A Can organization — and come to the conclusion that Ms. Monk was focusing on tidy new miniatures.
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"I figured, as a senior in college, I needed to learn really good sales experience — and the best way to do that is to go bang on people's doors that don't want to talk to me," he said.
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In a small SoHo art gallery on Mother's Day in 224, three iconoclastic young composers inaugurated what has become an annual New York tradition: the Bang on a Can festival, a gleefully eclectic marathon concert of contemporary music.
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For more than three decades, Bang on a Can has roved about the city, but this year the marathon returns to its downtown and Mother's Day origins, with a free ten-hour concert on Sunday at N.Y.U. Skirball.
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The music was the whole point on Saturday — neither the three composers who founded Bang on a Can nor Mr. Zorn is much interested in dressing up plain, simple performance — but it was also somehow beside the point.
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"The exit poll I would say is bang on," Kevin Humphries, a senator with the opposition Labour Party told Reuters, in reference to two opinion polls that said between 68 and 69 percent of voters had backed change.
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"Hands began to wander, and suddenly I'm pulling him in the ladies' room and bending over a toilet listening to other women do drugs, pee, and bang on the door, asking us to hurry up," she told me.
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This can be especially true for kids: it's just a lot of fun to bang on the keyboard, especially when you use some of the stranger sound modifiers, like one that turns each key press into a kitty sound.
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They bang on about the same shit they always do, every single time; his boyfriend, your job, her dad's midlife crisis—patting the same people on the back for the same one good thing they did six months ago.
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A few months ago, I got an email from the publicist for Michael Gordon, one of the Bang on a Can trio of composers who, since the 1980s, have infused into classical styles a wry and rebellious rock sensibility.
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The American new-music scene is now dotted with dozens of Bang on a Can alumni groups, among them New Amsterdam Records, the Ecstatic Music Festival, Mantra Percussion, Dither, Ekmeles and Hotel Elefant and another composers' collective, Sleeping Giant.
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Perhaps the most radical notion that has taken root thanks to Bang on a Can is that of success through generosity, with composers attending each other's concerts, playing each other's music and founding record labels that foster new voices.
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After Jackson was somewhat exposed in his postseason debut against the Chargers last year, I think he's going to want to come out with a bang on Saturday, leaving the Titans on the losing end of a tough matchup.
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Leave aside the point that Conservatives, who often bang on about the free market, want to intervene in the ability of employers to hire who they want (or rather remember this point the next time they make a free-market argument).
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" Winkleman said the child's grandfather placed Chloe on the wood railing before the wall of windows, believing she would bang on the glass just like she does at her brother's hockey games, "and the next thing he knows, she's gone.
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Clinton's supporters can bang on about the most progressive platform in party history, but she still carries 30 years of political baggage that Democrats need to jettison, including a blasé attitude toward accepting enormous amounts of cash from Wall Street.
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The Bang on a Can All-Stars, which she co-founded, performs her oratorio "Anthracite Fields" —a conjuring of hardscrabble coal-mining life in early-twentieth-century Pennsylvania—alongside the Choir of Trinity Wall Street, at Zankel Hall (Dec. 1).
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Except the Eckhaus performers were small children who had been invited to sit on a mat and bang on upside-down plastic buckets, among other percussive opportunities, which was funny and also slyly subversive, like a lot of the clothes.
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That's because this bang-on-trend property in the heart of San Diego's buzzing Gaslamp district has a sister property, the Solamar San Diego, which is pricier and sits just a few blocks away in the equally hip East Village.
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The grandfather has always insisted he did not know the window was open when he lifted his granddaughter up to it, and that he had wanted her to bang on the glass like she did during her older brother's hockey games.
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Back then the walls that Bang on a Can sought to breach were institutional and ideological, like the persistent division of New York's new-music scene into an academic uptown camp grounded in European modernism and a scruffy, experimental one downtown.
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Some years ago, on a chance encounter, Mr. Zollitsch and Ms. Gong met three musical soul mates, the founding composers of Bang on a Can: Michael Gordon, David Lang and Julia Wolfe, who were on tour with their group in China.
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As for the roulages, the yellow-helmet traffic cops who would leap out to bang on his windscreen and demand money for some offence he hadn't committed, he would shout and argue with them until it came to fists, and they gave up.
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Christina Aguilera kicked off the New York City dates of her highly anticipated Liberation Tour with a bang on Wednesday The powerhouse singer, 43, surprised the sold-out crowd at Radio City Music Hall with a very special guest: rapper Lil' Kim.
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"the day," which Ms. Beiser performed in May at the annual Bang on a Can Marathon, includes a spoken-word libretto that Mr. Lang created from searching the phrase "I remember the day that I" on Google and recording what he found.
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After the brother landed in London late at night, flying first-class via Moscow, he ordered Mr. Thae to take him straight to the HMV music store on Oxford Street and to bang on the door to have the store opened for him.
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It was written for the virtuosic Ms. Gong and the Bang on a Can All-Stars ensemble, who performed this compellingly eclectic work on Friday night at the Gerald W. Lynch Theater of John Jay College as part of the Lincoln Center Festival.
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We checked all the timing for every translation once it had been applied to video, and if they weren't bang on cue, you know, they had to go back and do it again, and then we had to look at it again.
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When I was like four and my mom and I lived in this little apartment on the Upper West Side, she would put out pots and pens on the floor and I would bang on them with like wood and spoons and stuff.
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Kids barge in or bang on the door, somebody flushes the toilet repeatedly in the bathroom that shares a wall with your office during your podcast interview or important client phone call, or your thoughts are interrupted by the sounds of fighting and tears.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic returned to competitive tennis with a bang on Wednesday, bringing a six-month spell on the sidelines to an end with a thumping 6-1 6-4 win over world number five Dominic Thiem at the Kooyong Classic exhibition tournament.
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The annual Bang on a Can Marathon, a vibrant new-music event, will not be held this year in New York City because it has lost its space and presenting partner of the past decade, the Winter Garden at Brookfield Place in Lower Manhattan.
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We squint in the dark to see the soft, white skin of the faces under the austere garments while listening to music by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer and Bang on a Can co-founder David Lang (also Bocanegra's husband) with vocals by Caroline Shaw.
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When the insects descended, the community quickly gathered to try to scare them off, using one arm to beat them with sticks or bang on metal pots, and the other to cover their faces and eyes as the bright, yellow insects teemed around them.
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Apple claims that the iPhone 11 Pro lasts four hours longer than the iPhone XS. The iPhone XS came in at roughly 9.5 hours in tests last year and the iPhone 11 Pro came in nearly bang-on at 12 hours — in extremely challenging conditions.
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Oh, and, naturally, the creative collective known as Arsenal Fan TV have returned, and are making lots of angsty videos in which they bang on about how much they hate the manager, hate each other and, all in all, hate the state of this godforsaken earth.
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Debra Simon, the vice president for arts and events at Arts Brookfield, said that after an "incredible" 10-year partnership with Bang on a Can, they had decided not to continue to hold it at Brookfield Place, but said that they would continue other musical programming.
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Steve Reich is the curator of this homage to the Bang on a Can collective, with works by its three constituent composers, Julia Wolfe, Michael Gordon and David Lang, performed by some of the most reliably exciting players including the JACK Quartet and the violinist Todd Reynolds.
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Z.W. "Acquanetta"; Choir of Trinity Wall Street, Bang on a Can Opera Ensemble; Daniela Candillari, conductor (Cantaloupe Music) This piece of music theater, about a B-movie star of the 15s, was smartly staged as a film within an opera at the Prototype festival in 2018.
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Black Friday, the day after a quiet Thanksgiving Thursday, traditionally has been thought of as the start of the holiday sales season, but the rise of e-commerce in the last few years has changed all that, and the action kicked off with a loud bang on Thanksgiving itself.
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"You get these celebrity parents and they bang on about protecting their kids and privacy and so on and there they are Instagramming this 11-year-old to gazillions of people trying to make him a star like Brooklyn's now a photographer," Morgan said on Good Morning Britain.
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The way we are targeted as consumers, future social policies, job searches and fulfillment, education — all of this will be influenced in some way by AI. I bang on about language where it counts the most because it reflects back on us in ways that are not always obvious.
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He cut them into various lengths and scattered the six players in a circle, figuring that the differences in pitches and the placement would give the "impression that the sound is traveling around and through the room"—per a writeup on Bang on a Can's website at the time.
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The film begins at dawn, according to English and Arabic titles on the leftmost screen, with a short young man in a light jacket crossing a room with dirty white walls, a dark blue mihrab, and a floor covered in carpets to bang on a metal door with a large key.
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"China focus will be on Q20.04 GDP, a release that usually comes in pretty close to expectations if not bang on, today's annual growth (the one to focus on rather than the more volatile and experimental quarter to quarter estimates) is expected to ease back from 20.6857% 20.0001%," says de Garis.
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At halftime of major televised games, Winstone, dressed in a suit and open collared shirt, stares straight into the camera lens, and urges punters in his Cockney accent to "have a bang on that," as behind him live odds for the game in question are beamed into homes across the country.
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Reich is clearly trying to forge a legacy here, one that stretches from him and his near-coevals down to the middle-aged generation of the Bang on a Can composers—Julia Wolfe, Michael Gordon, and David Lang—and even further, to the comparative youngsters Nico Muhly and Bryce Dessner.
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This is not "like the Michael Jackson story, where he was dangling the child out the window," Michael Winkleman, the family's attorney, said during a news conference in July, explaining that Anello had placed Chloe on the railing because she loved to bang on the glass during her brother's hockey games in Indiana.
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Book Kimpton Hotel Palomar San Diego starting at $180 per nightThis bang-on-trend property in the heart of San Diego's buzzing Gaslamp district is popular with younger travelers who appreciate the look and feel that's equal parts trendy, modern, and stylish, and comes with perks like complimentary wine at check-in.
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PAULINE OLIVEROS Presented by the collective Bang on a Can and designed to accompany "Take Me (I'm Yours)" — an exhibition at the Jewish Museum of works blurring the line between artist and audience — this beloved composer and performer plays a digitally enhanced accordion and invites listeners to contribute sounds from their own meditations. Nov.
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That layering of live and canned elements drew Ms. Shyu's work into closer connection with Ms. Shaw's set, in which she used found-sound fragments of testimony from elderly quilters as part of a solo rendition of her "Really Craft When You" (which was recently recorded, in a different arrangement, by the Bang On A Can All-Stars).
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Beginning in late March, "New York Stories" brought together performers including the avant-jazz maverick John Zorn, the singer-songwriter Anohni, the electronic-music wizard Tyondai Braxton, the JACK Quartet (presenting works by members of the Bang on a Can collective) and the New York Philharmonic (playing an evening entirely devoted to the music of John Adams).
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And it was true on Saturday in Brooklyn, where you could spend a few hours at the 30th-anniversary installment of the music collective Bang on a Can's annual marathon concert, at the Brooklyn Museum, and then travel a mile or so up the road to Roulette, where the anarchic composer and performer John Zorn was holding court with works that were new during the Carter and Reagan years.
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The public hearings will start with a bang on Wednesday when Democrats call William Taylor, the acting U.S. ambassador to Ukraine who testified it was his "clear understanding" that the administration was withholding nearly $2628 million in military aid until Kiev opened investigations into Trump's political opponents, including former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 28503 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 22019 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE.
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I'm not saying you need to get a train from England to Scotland every time you need to chill out – honestly, fucking hell, the tickets were north of £100 and that didn't even include a bed; it was a horrible experience otherwise in every possible way – but I am saying that a bang on "Flight of the Feathered Serpent", a cup of tea, a lean back in a comfy chair and nine little minutes of calm can really sort a fella out.
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Nguini and Bakithi Kumalo, from the Graceland band), contemporary classical musicians (from YMusic, Bang on a Can All-Stars and the Philip Glass Ensemble), a percussionist (Jamey Haddad) who's versed in jazz, Middle Eastern and Indian music, a jazz-rooted saxophonist (Andy Snitzer), an accordionist adept at Tex-Mex, zydeco and blues (Joel Guzman) and a drummer from Nashville, Jim Oblon, who "knows the sound of rockabilly and '50s blues that I'm always trying to get," Mr. Simon said, noting that all his influences "mesh together" live.
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