Department of Education representatives blared negative statistics over the microphone.
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"Swaddling babies may increase risk of SIDS," the headlines blared.
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Cars blared their horns at rickshaws drifting into their path.
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"Clown Runs For Prez," blared the New York Daily News.
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Outside Congress, and in dozens of cities, car horns blared.
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Television sets above the bar blared out weekend sports news.
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"Postal report puts muscle behind Trump's Amazon grudge," Axios blared.
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Cable news blared on eight TVs that never switched off.
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As Latin music blared, Mr. Melendez was shot four times.
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A dizzying tempo of electronic music blared on the speakers.
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Horns blared, and Azteca felt like a pulsing, pounding beehive.
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"Where's Adam?" one placard blared, in simple black and white.
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Sirens blared in the diplomatic area near the presidential palace.
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Loudspeakers blared the same songs as in Mr. Trump's rallies.
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"'Gary from Chicago' is attempted RAPIST," blared the Daily Mail.
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Sunday when the tornado warning blared from Yesenia Mondragon's mobile phone.
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The car blared its sirens and they started knocking on doors.
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I'd go to a party where the TV blared the game.
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Patriotic music blared from loudspeakers strung up in the square earlier.
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Heavy-metal music blared, and flaming graphics lit up the scoreboard.
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The radio at the clerk's desk blared with transmissions from paramedics.
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Pachelbel's Canon blared from its tiny speakers, and Joseph was transfixed.
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Concerns about total curfew Air raid sirens blared at 7 a.m.
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"I'm just calling to say I love you," the voice blared.
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As Latin music blared, Mr. Mateen shot Mr. Melendez four times.
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"Make America Safe Again!" blared the title of a fundraising email.
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Days of impeachment hearings have blared on televisions in staffers' offices.
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AC/DC's "Thunderstruck" blared and a disco ball lit the room.
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"Donald Thump" and "You're Fried", blared front-page headlines in Australian media.
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After a prayer in English and Korean, "Agnus Dei" blared from speakers.
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"5,19683 Cheer W.E.B. DuBois, Laugh at Lothrop Stoddard," the Afro-American blared.
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Jansen yelled and embraced catcher Austin Barnes as "I Love L.A." blared.
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But this one blared out burst after enigmatic burst at unpredictable intervals.
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Festive music blared through the streets as fireworks lit up the sky.
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"Kirsten Has Big Goals — But Little Experience," The New York Post blared.
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" "Old Cincinnati said 'Can't,'" the headline blared, "New Cincinnati says 'I Will.
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When a siren blared in the distance, he did not ignore it.
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The theme song from his television show blared in the background. In
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"Not Worth the Debt" blared the characteristically reserved headline of the story.
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" Seconds later, the radio blared, "We've got people on the fire escape.
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"Do We Need a New Strategy for Combatting Terrorists Online?" blared another.
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Music from Grace Jones blared, and waiters rushed to take her order.
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Music blared over loudspeakers as four or five games were played concurrently.
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Mr. Flores's truck blared with an alarm that he couldn't turn off.
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"This time advantage can help raise their scores significantly!" the website blared.
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But an emergency siren blared instead due to "human error," Crighton said.
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When firefighters arrived, smoke filled the house as smoke alarms blared, SaukValley.
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I blared death metal as loud as the car speakers could handle.
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"Never mind Brexit, who won Legs-it!" its cover on Tuesday blared.
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" A siren blared, and Washburn's hand flew to her chest—"Oh, God!
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Celebratory air horns blared as they headed toward Mexico's port of entry.
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Onstage, a man was balancing on a woman's calves while Mozart blared.
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"Beau Biden's Widow Having Affair With His Married Brother," blared Page Six.
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"Survivor" by Destiny's Child blared through speakers, and she implored people to dance.
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There were two drummers who played drums while "Despacito" blared from the speakers.
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As the cab headed toward Manhattan, Dr. Ruth's show blared on the radio.
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In colors like chartreuse, flamingo pink, orange and sea foam, they fairly blared.
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"Trump's comments send wrong message to world," Chaly's article blared in the headline.
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Pro-Trump sartorial fashions were on full display as the midterms coverage blared.
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Mr. Collazo's raps blared from his friends' cellphones and echoed off the walls.
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"HEARING DESTROYS OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE CASE AGAINST TRUMP," a headline from Breitbart blared.
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A portable speaker blared an instrumental beat as the women took turns rapping.
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He feigned outrage as a fire engine blared by on the Paris street.
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"WISH MY DAD HAPPY BIRTHDAY," the sign blared, just above his cellphone number.
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"Trump's 'America First' Base Unhappy with Flip-Flop Afghanistan Speech," blared one headline.
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"Fake News Blues," blared a headline on the right-wing website Breitbart News.
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Against a backdrop of an image of Trump, a headline blared: Anti Christ!
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Loudspeakers blared nationalistic music as energised protesters chanted calls for the government's fall.
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Music blared from the headphones of high school visitors waiting by a bathroom.
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Loudspeakers blared, a Mexican band played, and priests and seminarians danced in conga lines.
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"Turkey is not safe for travel," blared a recent headline in a Saudi newspaper.
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ABC&aposs website blared, "Gowdy disputes Trump&aposs spy claim, says FBI acted properly".
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Car horns blared, whistles were blown and drums beat for hours after the match.
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Hip music blared from outdoor speakers and people lined up at outdoor merchandise booths.
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"THE making of a big tech reckoning," blared one typical headline earlier this year.
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"Drake professes love for Rihanna at VMAs, everyone loses collective minds," one headline blared.
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As the car horn blared, the group realized the young bear was trapped inside.
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The propaganda that blared from its emergency system loudspeakers sounded like warbly, cavernous echoes.
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"TAKE THE F U TRAIN, TED!" the New York tabloid's front-page headline blared.
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So Bon Jovi and Silvestre Dangond blared from the speakers near Yoenis Cespedes's locker.
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Headlines had blared the system's failure, and critics on Twitter scoffed at Slat's boondoggle.
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Then, as she closed, listing the sundry accomplishments of the Obama years, it blared.
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"Reynolds Denies Pro-Nazi Charges," blared the New York Times on May 12, 1939.
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She danced in the middle of the street, hugging strangers, as car horns blared.
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We went to a bar where Parisian hip-hop classics blared from the speakers.
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Outside, on a road not far away, trucks blared their horns, fighting through traffic.
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Also, trucks rumbled by, and a biker bar across the street blared live music.
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Half an hour later, however, sirens blared again as more mortar rounds were launched.
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The girls, wearing corsages, congregated in the middle as Psy's "Gangnam Style" blared overhead.
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"Pentagon's Afghanistan Unit Spent $63 Million on Luxury Villas and Guards," blared Government Executive.
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Does that mean that "it's all over for Trump," as headlines have regularly blared?
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Show tunes played quietly in the distance, and car horns blared from a window outside.
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"Millennial Voters May Cost Hillary Clinton the Election," blared The Atlantic's numbers guru Ronald Brownstein.
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Some passersby blared Hussle's music, which included hits "The Weather," ''Double Up" and "Hussle & Motivate.
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The Life of Pablo blared over the speakers, occasionally mixed in with songs by Future.
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"This is the single greatest witch hunt of a politician in American history!" he blared.
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"DEMS BORN AGAIN," its homepage blared, with the Democratic party's Donkey in blue and red.
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"Doug Jones wants abortion to be allowed until the moment before birth," one ad blared.
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The clock ticked 295:22014 PM on April 218, and the theme from Rocky blared.
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An eclectic mix of heavy metal, rock, country and rap music blared through their headphones.
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A steady flow of passing cars on Slauson Avenue blared tracks from his latest album.
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But when Nance arrived at Raymond James Stadium, his locker blared his status: no equipment.
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Then came yoga poses to cool down, as the Foo Fighters blared in the background.
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There was a festival-like atmosphere as music blared from speakers near the main stage.
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"Monica Lewinsky storms offstage in Israel after 'off limits' Bill Clinton question," blared USA Today.
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"Meghan Agony as Dad Pulls Out of Wedding," The Daily Mail blared on Tuesday morning.
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Revolutionary hymns from Latin America blared over the loudspeakers, as did rap mocking Mr. Macron.
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The TV beside the front door of the West Wing lobby blared out Fox News.
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In the example above, Chance blared noises and shouted racist comments at the Florida family.
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FUNKY MUSIC blared as balloons and silver ticker-tape tumbled over a ballroom of gyrating Democrats.
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Music blared from speakers and people waved party flags before Ramaphosa and other officials addressed them.
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Alarms blared and traffic stopped around the Angel of Independence monument on the iconic Reforma Avenue.
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"Impossible to fill the void", the headlines blared, paraphrasing Amit Shah, the BJP's current number two.
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"Hillary has to take five swipes with MetroCard to ride subway," the story's online headline blared.
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And she paused, appearing overwhelmed, as Rachel Platten's "Fight Song" blared, before stepping to the microphone.
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There was a violinist who played the violin while Rihanna's "Wild Thoughts" blared from the speakers.
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Officials have confirmed that 156 emergency sirens simultaneously blared a warning: the system has been hacked.
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"BEAUTY AND THE BEAST," blared the next day's front page, with a photo of the couple.
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"Say 'no' to Pelosi's 'yes' man," blared one ad from the Congressional Leadership Fund super PAC.
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"Help Casey Newton Celebrate His Birthday," blared a bolded message at the top of the feed.
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Another student, Dakota Shrader, told CNN affiliate KPRC that she heard gunshots after the alarm blared.
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It was country college night, and people swayed to the beat as music blared through speakers.
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"Be advised," blared a tweet from Bryan Fischer, a host on the American Family Radio Network.
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A horn blared as a motorcycle, headlight looming, pinned us in the alley before twisting away.
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He ate dinner, smiling and talking the whole time, as Mystikal's "Danger" blared over the loudspeakers.
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"Shocked and Scared but Keeping Her Baby," blared the headline, depicting her childbearing as a scandal.
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"The magazine Trump doesn't want you to read," blared a new banner on the magazine's website.
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Heck, he's even had his own damn show with his name blared across the title card.
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And as Afrobeats music blared from the island's main bar, I quickly eased into the vacation vibe.
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As it blared, he searched the spectrum broadly, scanning for any activity that matched the siren's call.
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As the audience began to take their seats, Depeche Mode's "Where's the Revolution" blared from the speakers.
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Our cries blared out at the very same time, and you and I were nothing but crescendo.
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And they had to complete their landing checklist, speaking with Mission Control, as alarms blared around them.
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"BUSTED: NOAA Lied About Climate Change Data to Manipulate World Leaders," blared the website Louder with Crowder.
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Headlines on CNN, ESPN, the Daily News, and countless other sites blared the news of my downfall.
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According to the statement, officers blared music through the public address system while Bulow brought the crowd.
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It landed in my hands just as a critical battery warning blared to indicate an imminent shutdown.
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Traditional Kurdish songs blared through an industrial sound system installed in the bed of a pickup truck.
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"NOT LEANING IN… LEANING LEFT!" blared the top story on The Drudge Report, a widely read website.
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"Rapprochement with Cuba requires renunciation of U.S. arrogance," blared a headline in Xinhua, the state news agency.
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A blast of confetti shot into the air as Beyoncé's "Crazy in Love" blared over the speakers.
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A burly pit bull and a big tan mutt wrestled on the floor as the music blared.
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"Air miles should be axed to deter frequent fliers, advises report," blared a headline in The Guardian.
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" Democrats delivered speeches on the Senate floor in front of a huge placard that blared, "Trump Shutdown.
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"Trump Requests 'More' Foreign Workers as Southern Border Gets Overrun," the site blared on its home page.
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"Democratic leaders willing to risk party damage to Stop Bernie Sanders," a New York Times headline blared.
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So packed, in fact, that the music blared loudly and we could hear it from our room.
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Behind her, a truck bearing the words "Trump Unity" blared Christmas carols, altered with pro-Trump lyrics.
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Music blared from a radio, and flasks of yellow and clear liquid were strewn about the benches.
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Fans spilling out of bars chanted "Russia," dancing in the street and singing along as music blared.
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He took refuge in the papal embassy but was driven out by rock music blared outside the embassy.
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"BREAKING: Far Left Group Is Paying Activists a Monthly Salary to Stop TRUMP," the Gateway Pundit blog blared.
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I said yes and "Poker Face" blared through my soundbar, but it didn't stop on the Echo Dot.
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I finally got past her and she got up close behind, blared the horn and flashed her brights.
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In Greifswald, she led a crowd in practicing CPR as loudspeakers blared the Bee Gees song "Stayin' Alive".
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I'm walking down the sidewalk and all of a sudden I'm getting low-quality audio blared at me.
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A video shot by a neighbor showed firefighters dousing the smoking building in water as sirens blared nearby.
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"Broken Promise," blared the headline on Breitbart News, a conservative news site that has strongly backed Mr. Trump.
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The noise mixed with the soca played by steel bands and the reggae that blared from car stereos.
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Roadside shops blared forró, a propulsive musical style, through overworked speakers in attempts to drown each other out.
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People stood by the tracks as the train's horn blared, waving, taking pictures and holding aloft American flags.
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As sirens blared and gunfire crackled, the video showed officers straining to find the source of the shots.
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As sirens blared and gunfire crackled, the video showed, officers strained to find the source of the shots.
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Others waved Turkish flags, blared a famous song praising Erdogan and called for a return to capital punishment.
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For days Fox blared the supposed news that the F.B.I. was preparing an indictment of the Clinton Foundation.
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"Winter Comes," blared The Huffington Post, the left-leaning site founded by Arianna Huffington, in all capital letters.
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In Israel, they blared the air-raid siren for two minutes, because otherwise it would never stop blaring.
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Then Barker layered synthesizer and field recordings into a manipulated track that blared its own kind of deterioration.
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Street noises blared in from outside and the windows were bright with the spectacle of shops, cars, and buildings.
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Polling stations blared out Uzbek pop music and flew balloons in the blue, white and green of Uzbekistan's flag.
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The message Patagonia blared across its website Monday was stark and clear: "The President Stole Your Land," it read.
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A mix of country and Top 229 hits blared from speakers affixed to a stage situated nearest the building.
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Cars clogged the roads and tsunami sirens blared on New Zealand's South Island as waves approached the northeastern coast.
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Half-eaten take-out salads sat atop plastic tables coated with art and supplies as David Bowie music blared.
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"The higher the flames in the bush, the lower the politics," blared a headline in The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Every morning the loudspeaker blared the national anthem into the factory yard; at lunch it was the workers' choruses.
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Residents were warned of evacuations when their cellphones blared with emergency messages and police officers went door to door.
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As the horn blared, the ball slid through the hoop to score 3 points, and the entire stadium roared.
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"Poliquin takes flak for switching to vote against LGBT-rights provision," blared a headline in the Bangor Daily News.
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"2019 is the year Williamsburg dies," a headline in The New York Post blared in a bit of hyperbole.
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Last week, a headline in The Wall Street Journal blared that San Francisco was being "terrorized" by the trend.
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Among other tactics, U.S. forces blared loud rock music from Humvees parked outside the embassy to drive Noriega out.
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" Thankfully it worked as she adds, "As soon as the first notes blared out it ran into the bus.
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"Blurred Lines" blared from speakers; families danced and swarmed a buffet table laden with bam-i and pork afritada.
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" A Los Angeles Times headline blared that Trump wanted a wall to "hold back hordes, like a medieval royal.
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"How Trump's Saturday Night Massacre Might Start With Jeff Sessions," blared a headline this month in New York magazine.
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As the television blared, he typed out a series of tweets that rebutted Mr. Kelly without actually naming him.
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"Nothing," it blared, where you'd expect a logo or a team, or at the very least a college stripe.
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"10 million self-driving cars will be on the road by 20163," blared a Business Insider headline from 2016.
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Their motives differed: Some may have blared the figure in an effort to lock the Chinese into their promises.
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"Russia, if you're listening, I hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing," he blared.
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Jay-Z's "Brooklyn We Go Hard" blared as Sanders came out to the podium in a parka of his own.
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"EXCLUSIVE: Infowars has obtained and is now releasing the secret FISA memo," conspiracy theorist Alex Jones blared on Twitter Tuesday.
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Peaceful protesters flocked to his apartment building last week, and blared Spanish language music while serving tacos and tequila shots.
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The crowd was silent as the music blared, and the game went on as normal, with Mayer winning 78–8.
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They roared, jumped and damn near lost their minds ... especially when Kodak Black's "ZEZE" featuring Travis blared through the speakers.
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"BATTLE STATIONS" blared across his view in block font and obscured his mom's face as she kissed him good luck.
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At Great American Ball Park in Cincinnati, "Let It Snow" and other winter-themed songs blared through the stadium PA.
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Obama "concede[d]" that Clinton "mishandles classified information" and then "twist[ed] to defend her," blared the Republican National Committee.
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I worked all last weekend, while the sun shone outside and a music festival blared from a few blocks away.
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Each fighter individually introduced by "crazy PRIDE lady" Lenne Hardt while PRIDE FC's exhilarating theme tune blared in the background.
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"Kamala Harris tears into Barr at Senate hearing, as 2020 Dems pile on AG," the headline on its website blared.
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He was wary of leaving the shed, and he carried his only possession: a transmitter radio that blared storm bulletins.
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"Trump Nominates Sam Clovis, a Dude Who is Not a Scientist, to Be Department of Agriculture's Top Scientist," blared Gizmodo.
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People held banners with Kolisi's photograph aloft and jumped up and down with joy as music blared in the background.
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Music blared and lights flashed from three stages on Avenue Habib Bourguiba, a boulevard lined with trees and cafes downtown.
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Some of the cars blared Christmas music and the line of flashing lights stretched out for about a quarter mile.
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"There was a tough relationship in the past," Ms. Menin said in her office above Broadway as sirens blared outside.
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It ended with an announcement blared over loudspeakers, telling women to wear a film of black cloth over their eyes.
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"Weaponized Narrative Is the New Battlespace," blared a January headline on Defense One, a website that covers national-security news.
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Cars queued at gas pumps, as call-to-arms songs from Lebanon's 15-year civil war blared over the radio.
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Others carried banners expressing loyalty to the UAE or portraits of Abu Dhabi's leaders as large speakers blared Emirati music.
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In the streets of Santiago's wealthy neighborhoods, where Pinera took some 90 percent of votes, residents blared their horns in support.
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London time, people lined up more than 30 floral arrangements as Bowie's music blared into the small courtyard off Regent Street.
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In addition to the intermittent loud banging, which surprisingly freaked me out, Tom Jones's "What's New Pussycat?" blared over the speakers.
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On a recent afternoon, CLF's interns fanned out across middle class neighborhoods where Spanish-language radio sometimes blared from open garages.
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Armstrong took control of the spacecraft and directed it to safer ground, all while alarms blared as the flight computer malfunctioned.
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Yesterday morning, millions of phones across New York City's five boroughs blared with a siren-like alarm and an ominous message.
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The website blared a headline of "Putin Dominates in Hel" across its homepage, a reference to the leaders' meeting in Helsinki.
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Afterward, Mr. Obama gazed across the theater and silently mouthed "Thank you" to his host as the Cuban classic "Guantanamera" blared.
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The local public radio station blared through the open car door, reporting on the letter to Iran from 47 Senate Republicans.
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He would ring my doorbell as the garbage trucks blared down the street, and it was exhilarating — until it was exhausting.
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Global Health SÃO PAULO — "Good morning!" a loudspeaker blared recently in the working class São Paulo suburb called Jardim Monte Alegre.
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"This is the message for the politicians," he said, as a procession of cars blared their horns in celebration behind him.
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In the taxis, music blared out of straining car speakers and the din of traffic poured in through perpetually open windows.
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"Democrats Nominate Virulent Anti-Semite in the Fifth District," blared a news release this month from the Republican Party of Virginia.
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"Mélenchon: The Insane Program of the French Chávez," the right-leaning newspaper Figaro blared in a front-page headline last week.
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"Republicans Have Overestimated the Conservatism of the Base," blared a recent headline in National Review bemoaning the victory of Trump's populism.
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Mr. Trump has recently blared warnings at China, seemingly guided by visceral reflexes and a vague but bold set of demands.
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The militants blared ultimatums from the loudspeakers of Mosul mosques: Leave by July 2000 to avoid death or forced conversion to Islam.
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"There's a total disconnect between him and us," said Jean-Marie Camus as trucks and passing cars blared their horns in support.
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"A police siren blared outside and we had 45 minutes," recalled Pat Erickson from the front steps of her rubble-reduced home.
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"A Temblar" (Time to Tremble) blared one bold headline just hours after Donald Trump was declared president-elect of the United States.
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The plane taxied to the open hangar doors as the theme from the movie "Air Force One" blared from the sound system.
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As the sirens blared, frightened residents called emergency services and took to social media to voice concern and learn what had happened.
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Quader smiled down from posters hung from trees, electrical wires, and plastered on walls, as loudspeakers perched atop rickshaws blared Hasina's praises.
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A HEADLINE WARREN WON'T MIND: "Elizabeth Warren Maintains a Hard Line on Big Banks," the Wall Street Journal blared on Friday morning.
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Clinton leaned comfortably on the bar next to Mr. Ryan and smiled widely as "Born in the U.S.A." blared from the jukebox.
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Suddenly, alarms blared in the cockpit as what passengers said sounded like an explosion boomed from the left side of the plane.
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Headsets blared multiple audio channels at the same time, and the cacophony echoed in the workers' ears even after they went home.
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Suddenly, a loud siren blared, signalling to patrons in board shorts and bikinis that the next freak show would soon begin. ♦
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The message was echoed in appeals blared by loudspeakers on vehicles that drove into Gaza neighborhoods to urge people to turn out.
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" In fact, the slogan — as it is written on signs and blared in lights around arenas at his rallies — is "Not me.
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On Saturday, Mr. Pence riled up Mr. Kemp's fervent supporters and posed for selfies afterward while country music blared from the speakers.
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Lawn signs and placards would not be enough: His campaign unveiled a mobile two-story-tall billboard that blared Mr. Trump's endorsement.
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My nose scrunched as the charred air mixed with stale remnants of the city's inhabitants, and horns and sirens blared around me.
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But the extremist group blared its attack as a propaganda win, releasing images of masked fighters posing next to aircraft in flames.
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"He's With Her: Inside Paul Ryan's Months-Long Campaign to Elect Hillary Clinton President," blared the headline on one piece in October.
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"This is how we manage," said Mr. Shorris, displaying a dashboard app that blared red to show trends in the wrong direction.
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" As Trump walked out, "Do You Hear the People Sing" blared on the speakers and an image behind him read "Les Deplorables.
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" Another on the Infowars website blared: "NON-VIOLENT, PEACEFUL PROTESTERS PUNCH TRUMP SUPPORTER: More evidence of the hypocrisy coming out of the left.
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"Lemonade" blared from the stage, and even from the entrance I could see Gucci's diamond chains and sequined trap Michael Jackson blazer shining.
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Mr. Trump's plane swept low past the crowd as the theme from the movie "Air Force One" blared, prompting "ooohs!" from the crowd.
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Protesters gathered outside the convenience store overnight Tuesday, chanting "black lives matter" and holding signs saying "Honk for justice" as car horns blared.
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Emergency management officials are working on reinstating an attack warning system similar to the air raid sirens that blared during the Cold War.
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Party flags flew from cars and mopeds, loudspeakers blared campaign songs and young people wore T-shirts bearing the faces of political leaders.
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A local brewery had fenced in a beer garden on the detention center's lawn, and loud jock jams blared in a frenetic symphony.
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In residential neighborhoods near the city center, mosque loudspeakers blared prayers and songs as the eclipse reached its peak around 7:20 a.m.
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"Yet no headlines blared that cell phones extend life," wrote Aaron Carroll, a professor at Indiana University's School of Medicine, on his blog.
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"Broken Promise," blared Breitbart, the conservative website that promoted Mr. Trump's candidacy and gave him the mastermind of his campaign, Stephen K. Bannon.
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Red-white-and-blue beach balls bounced atop the line, rock-concert style, as the Rolling Stones and Lynyrd Skynyrd blared through loudspeakers.
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On a bustling, recent Friday afternoon, he patted his horse fondly as Egyptian pop music known as electro shaabi blared from a speaker.
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Music blared throughout the night, signs bearing his name were plastered throughout the ballroom and spreads of finger food and wine were flowing.
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As Meghan began her heartfelt speech (like she's done in the past, the royal spoke without notes!), sirens unexpectedly blared in the background.
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"This man can save us from Trump — and Hillary," blared the headline of Noonan's article, published in the Daily Beast on March 26.
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"Construction Gone Very Wrong, You Will Cry Laughing" blared one, from a site called Travelfuntu, under a photo of an empty swimming pool.
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"'I was drugged': Doctor refuses to pay $135K strip club bill," blared a headline in The New York Post on April 22, 2014.
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Men, women and children wrapped themselves in the Algerian national flag and burst into song and blared car horns on the city's streets.
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"Winter Comes," blared The Huffington Post, the left-leaning site founded by Arianna Huffington, minutes before President Trump took the oath of office.
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When an American general arrived to confer with the papal nuncio, the U.S. Army blared music from loudspeakers to prevent journalists from eavesdropping.
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"Billion-Dollar Trust Is Defied: Revolt of Motion Picture Stars Is Bombshell to Film Producers," blared a headline in The Los Angeles Times.
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Anger at America because I was the product of the post-revolutionary education system that blared "Death to America" every morning in the schoolyard.
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KHUBBAYZA, Israel (Reuters) - Loudspeakers blared nationalist Arabic music across hillsides in northern Israel on Thursday as children ran across a field waving Palestinian flags.
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An alarm blared in the distance, lending an ominous tenor to her journey through a place that once felt familiar but no longer did.
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"Okay, Millennial Parents Need To Chill The Fuck Out," blared a BuzzFeed headline back in May that has since racked up 4.8 million visits.
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Broadcasters showed televised footage of armed officers kneeling behind police cars and other positions around the building as gunfire continued sporadically and sirens blared.
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"It's victory time" blared a headline on the newspaper-style leaflets, quoting Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi in remarks directed at Mosul's residents.
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"Shocking claims are coming forward about a body double and who really emerged from (daughter) Chelsea's apartment [on Sunday]," blared the right wing Madworldnews.com.
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For the finale, models walked arm-in-arm to a standing ovation as David Bowie's hit "We Could Be Heroes" blared through the venue.
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"REFFING UNBELIEVABLE," blared Monday's New Orleans Times-Picayune, over a photo of the glaringly obvious pass-interference call missed by Bill Vinovich's officiating crew.
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As Sanders took the microphone in Tampa, supporters screamed and chanted his name, while "Respect" from the late Aretha Franklin blared in the background.
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When he finally ended his speech, his 2016 campaign anthem, the Rolling Stones' "You Can't Always Get What You Want," blared from the speakers.
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As warning sirens blared, a 27-year-old staff sergeant on his fifth combat tour rushed the Marines under his command to a bunker.
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"Best Sex I've Ever Had," blared a typical 1990s headline in the New York Post, quoting Marla Maples, who later became Trump's second wife.
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The news had barely broken that Ms. May was taking office when headlines questioning a possible conflict of interest blared in the news media.
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"I should have gotten my shit together to early vote," she said, settling into a salon chair, as Dua Lipa blared over the speakers.
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But those gathered outside the embassy blared a loud horn and banged empty pots and pans, making it nearly impossible for her to speak.
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This appeared to be true when, during the construction of the cube, a recording of the actors blared over the speakers in the hall.
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Local television news networks broadcast images of a narrow street filled with smoke as people carried the wounded and ambulances blared in the background.
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He was mobbed by his teammates after completing the seventh no-hitter in the Oakland era as "Celebration" by Kool and the Gang blared.
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In the past, Fox News has blared out the theory of oppressing women and done its best to dismiss or cover up the practice.
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"Idaho: Muslim Migrants RAPE 5-year-old, hold KNIFE to her throat, strip her naked, rape, and urinate on her" blared the headline on PamelaGeller.com.
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There was a balletic performance by two backup dancers flanking the Minnesota rapper Lizzo while she sang Beyoncé's "Hold Up," which blared from the speakers.
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One is that today's college students have picked up the musical tastes of their parents, who might have blared golden oldies on the car stereo.
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Poynter plans to do more of this... Netflix earnings coming Tuesday "It's the moment of truth for Netflix" a CNBC headline blared on Monday evening.
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"The missile is seen to have landed within a 20-km (12-mile) boundary west of the Oga peninsula," a speaker blared during the evacuation.
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Warning sirens blared out for some minutes from the embassy compound, which is also close to the headquarters of the NATO-led Resolute Support mission.
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The tornado warnings blared across the city and, for a moment, it looked like the town of nearly 30,000 people would take a direct hit.
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Then, electronic music blared for 15 minutes, while models showed off white fitted cocktail dresses, taupe suede skirts and luscious brown bolero-like fur coats.
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"We do not need a reckless President who believes she is above the law," he blared, the arena meeting his declaration with those familiar words.
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Polish rap and R&B blared from the sound system, and two young women twirled on an empty dance floor lit up by purple lights.
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Outside, mechanical gates clanged open and shut; announcements blared from loudspeakers; officers shouted back-and-forth through the thick, bulletproof glass surrounding the control center.
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Long after the Patriots cleared the field, the theme song to "Rocky" blared over the stadium loudspeakers as fans hailed another cherished underdog from Philadelphia.
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Although the sirens blared ahead of the evacuation on Sunday, residents of Brumadinho said there was no warning ahead of the lethal torrent on Friday.
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They thought they scored in the third period — the horn blared, the crowd roared — but Ryan Pulock's one-timer instead lodged in the outside netting.
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Righteous fury had been replaced by corporate-sponsored floats; nearly naked gay men threw glitter sunscreen into the crowd while Nelly's "Hot in Herre" blared.
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"Rock This Town" by the Stray Cats blared from speakers outside the Hard Rock Cafe, making for an incongruous soundtrack to the bucolic images above.
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On Soccer LEICESTER, England — As the flags waved and the music blared and the players raced into one another's arms, something crackled back to life.
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On board, an announcement from the captain blared over loudspeakers, informing American guests willing to disembark that they were scheduled to leave from 9 p.m.
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"The men who drop in goats: US govt spent $6m bringing 9 animals to Afghanistan," a headline in the Kremlin-funded RT news site blared.
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Australia, where the flu peaks in August, just endured a particularly vicious year, and the British papers blared headlines about "Aussie Killer Flu" heading north.
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When the door to the plane opened and players started filing out, British rock band Queen's iconic anthem "We Are the Champions" blared through the speakers.
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"The missile is seen to have landed within a 20-km boundary west of the Oga peninsula," loudspeakers around the city blared during the evacuation drill.
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Radios and mosque loudspeakers throughout the city blared mourning verses as demonstrators crowded the streets around the U.N. headquarters, many waving their rifles in the air.
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The Trump campaign rally theme song that then blared -- "You Can't Always Get What You Want" by The Rolling Stones -- seemed particularly apt for the moment.
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The property owner also alleges William Green has thrown garbage from his apartment, hurled a TV down the stairs, and blared offensive music in the building.
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Trump blared the iconic jam after his victory in Indiana's Republican presidential primary, a win that makes him the party's most likely standard-bearer in November.
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" Next to her face, a small screen showed various images of Trump speaking to stadiums packed with adoring fans; underneath the images blared the word "Jobs.
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Minutes after a tornado warning blared through the Capitol chambers, the Senate voted 85 to 8 to allocate $19.13 billion for recovery efforts across the country.
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The New York Post cover blared "Queens Ransom" next to a picture of the company founder, Jeff Bezos, laughing in a helicopter holding bags of cash.
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Electronic dance music blared from the cafe's speakers as patrons, some in ripped jeans and fashionable spectacles, sat outside drinking locally sourced coffee and smoking cigarettes.
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It's not in the legitimate discussion over real national security threats, but in the relentless onslaught of helplessness being blared across the news and social media.
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As Mr Dylan was recording his first singles, radios across the land blared "round, round, get around, I get around" and "she loves you, yeah, yeah, yeah".
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Mid-lecture during the car ride to school, Cara then pulled perhaps the quintessential teenager move: She put on her headphones and blared music over her mom.
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The headlines were Trump's again — "Trump threatens to jail Clinton if he wins election," blared CNN — and the debate was back to playing out on his terms.
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On Christmas when the tune blared out of Santa's backside and Saint Nick began thrusting his hips, Mom squealed until literal tears were rolling down her face.
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"Trump Expected to Tap Labor Secretary Who Prefers Foreign Labor to American Workers," blared the headline at Breitbart, the chief organ of Trump-style right-wing populism.
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After the speech ended and the hip hop blared, Connor came to find me as I approached the stage to try to grab another second with Yang.
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With his shirt sleeves rolled up and wearing no jacket, the president climbed on stage with Clinton as Rachel Platten's "Fight Song" blared over the sound system.
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A survivor of the C.I.A. interrogation in the Salt Pit, Mr. Daeiki says he was kept naked, humiliated and chained to the wall as loud music blared.
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As tunes from Lil Uzi Vert and Crime Mob blared, models sat for makeup on the stage and posed in front of white backdrops and lighting umbrellas.
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Old-school hip-hop and grunge tracks blared over the prison sound system, interrupted occasionally by commentary from a pair of inmates who'd taken on MC duties.
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When she finished her main set, Jimi Hendrix's Woodstock version of "The Star-Spangled Banner" blared from the sound system; she and her bandmates took a knee.
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Jeter and his wife, Hannah, were driven through a gate in the center-field fence and then along the warning track as Frank Sinatra's "My Way" blared.
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The most original part of the collection was where he put the majority of his verbiage: on sheer tights that blared "No after-party" up the thigh.
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Meantime, as a fire alarm blared, a janitor diverted senior David Hogg and other students away from the direction of the shooting, Hogg told CNN affiliate KTRK.
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"The Spy on the Goldwater Train," a front-page headline blared in The New York Times, with a picture of the willowy culprit in a trench coat.
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The men were crammed together, sitting on the floor and taking turns sleeping as a television blared Turkish and American melodramas and action movies dubbed in Arabic.
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The tsunami alarm in Kesennuma Bay, along Japan's Sanriku Coast, blared two minutes after the earthquake, allowing many people to evacuate to rooftops before the water arrived.
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As the Kool and the Gang song "Celebration" blared, their merriment was restrained — a sign, perhaps, that they were planning for bigger celebrations in the days ahead.
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Wellington engaged the engine and, as the boat moved away from the dock toward a dark-green channel in the pale shallows, Japanese truck horns blared farewell.
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Servers held out plates of jerk wings and macaroni and cheese, and music blared before a slate of speakers addressed the crowd, including a very young white woman.
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When the theme from the movie "Rocky" blared from the loudspeakers, an announcer declared, "Let's hear it for the king!" and Trump burst through a large paper screen.
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He even drove by my home and parked in the drive way and blared the backup alarm on the truck loudly as to annoy me and my neighbors.
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The soundtrack to the 1997 action film "Air Force One" blared from the speakers at a local airport hangar here, where hundreds were gathered outside in the cold.
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The strikers at Secunda blared music in the Afrikaner language, and waved placards saying: "Stop rasverdeling by Sasol", which translates to "Stop racial division by Sasol" in English.
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Across New York City, cellphones blared on Monday morning with the dissonant but familiar tone of an emergency alert, typically used for weather-related advisories or abducted children.
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"Comic Books Banned in Detroit as 'Corrupting'" blared a headline in The Washington Post in 1948, when somewhere between 80 and 100 million comics were being sold monthly.
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As a traditional goodbye song blared over loudspeakers, the Jews and Palestinians danced, some Arabs lifted the groom on their shoulders and others carried the ultra-Orthodox men.
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The P.A. system suddenly blared that the Beijing Public Security Bureau had ordered the arrest of 21 students who were charged with instigating "counterrevolutionary riots" in Tiananmen Square.
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For the better part of the campaign season, Enquirer front pages blared sensational headlines about Mr. Trump's rivals from eye-level racks at supermarket checkout lanes across America.
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Laura Branigan's "Gloria," blared over the speakers at the Blues' home arena after the latest victory in an improbable run from last place in the N.H.L. on Jan.
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In the afternoon, patriotic songs blared from loudspeakers in Beirut and fireworks exploded over a sea of people dancing and singing, holding banners reading "unite against corrupt politicians".
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Fendi emerged after the show to take a bow in front of the runway's glowing red sunset illumination, as the "Hair" anthem "Let the Sunshine In" cheerfully blared.
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" A Bloomberg headline from April 2016 blared that Trump had just "hired his next scandal" since, Eli Lake explained, "Manafort's real specialty is the netherworld of international lobbying.
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Held at the Museum of the City of New York, models took the runway as his "Bamboozled" speech, which he gave in Harlem in 1963, blared in the background.
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In Sydney, upbeat music blared through Prince Alfred Park at a party full of believers in marriage equality, standing together — prepared for any result, but hoping for a yes.
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Music from video games blared from Aoba's apartment at all hours, the neighbor said, adding that there had been complaints from residents about the noise in the last year.
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And so, sitting on my bare bed while the fan blared, I turned on Netflix to drown out the sense of time passing and adulthood coming one year closer.
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"Mortal Kombat"-style music blared as the Angel dragged Garfield across the stage by his leg, slammed his head on the ground, and then floated above his motionless body.
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As "Sweet Caroline" blared out of the sound system on a sweltering Rod Laver Arena, Wozniacki paraded around the blue hardcourt with a smile that spoke a 1,000 words.
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On Breitbart News Network, a website whose chairman, Stephen K. Bannon, took a leave of absence in August to become chief executive of Mr. Trump's campaign, uppercase headlines blared.
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People danced and car horns blared on the streets of Harare at news that the era of Mugabe — who has led Zimbabwe since independence in 1980 — was finally over.
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Music from video games blared from Aoba's apartment at all hours, the neighbour said, adding that there had been complaints from residents about the noise in the last year.
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GINA When I was a kid, happily singing along with my mother to "Judy Garland Live at Carnegie Hall," my brother blared scary rock music from his bedroom upstairs.
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The silence we had come out of — and which made Azzdine exclaim, "Le radio enfin," as a remix of "Bella Ciao" blared, announcing our arrival in Taroudant — was fading.
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As the final whistle blared, half the South Korean team collapsed onto the grass, and several Mexican players went around slapping their shoulders, trying to pick them back up.
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"Welcome to Little Caesars Arena, the newest, most exciting arena in the world!" blared a loudspeaker from the side of the building as fans arrived for a recent game.
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Pence stood to welcome the U.S. athletes as the Korean pop hit Gangnam Style blared around the stadium, sparking the 'Horse Dance' in the crowd and among the volunteers.
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As songs including "Woman" by Neneh Cherry blared from the loudspeakers, the 82 women in evening dress walked up the carpeted staircase, then turned around to face the crowd.
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Surrounded by bank buildings and glass high-rises, they gathered at a stage in the middle of the street and chanted "They won't stop us!" as salsa music blared.
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" After the match, the AEM girls celebrated their title by tossing Rodrigo into the air and holding up their trophy as the stadium loudspeakers blared "We Are the Champions.
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Music blared from loudspeakers and protesters braving rain lit a bonfire near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the foot of parliament, while about 20 tractors parked nearby.
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Thinking it was her younger sister playing music, the third grader wandered upstairs to her room as the eerie song, "Tiptoe Through the Tulips," blared from the Ring camera.
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Thinking it was her younger sister playing music, the third-grader wandered upstairs to her room as the eerie song, "Tiptoe Through the Tulips," blared from the Ring camera.
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As I processed the incident and my very small place in it, I blared free meditations on 7 Cups as company in motel rooms, campers, and my rental car.
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As the firetruck next to me blared its sirens, I cradled my phone in my hands and swayed back and forth to the sounds of whooshing water and chirping birds.
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As headlines blared about Facebook's latest data-sharing turmoil, the Wall Street Journal reported that Apple has been quietly planning to launch a new advertising network for the past year.
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Like Shrader, other witnesses at the scene of Friday's shooting at Santa Fe High School described chaos as gunshots rang out and fire alarms blared, scattering students in all directions.
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People danced in the streets of Harare and car horns blared at the news that the era of Mugabe — who had led Zimbabwe since independence in 1980 — was finally over.
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WHEN loudspeakers in Kouzi, a village in the eastern province of Shandong, blared out urgent warnings of floodwaters heading downriver towards them, residents were anxious, but they did not panic.
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Then, on a blustery day in June, alarms blared at the plutonium plant, warning Bo-J and the 350 other workers on site that radioactive particles were in the air.
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As sirens blared from his helicopter, residents were grabbing their belongings and jumping into their cars to head down Atlas Peak Road, the only way out of the rural community.
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The broadcasts, in rolling bursts from walls of loudspeakers at 11 locations along the heavily militarized border, blared rhetoric critical of the Pyongyang regime as well as "K-pop" music.
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The broadcasts, in rolling bursts from walls of loudspeakers at 11 locations along the heavily militarized border, blared rhetoric critical of the Pyongyang regime, as well as "K-pop" music.
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Sirens blared and loudspeakers broadcast warnings in Japan's first civilian missile evacuation drill on Friday, conducted in a fishing town by officials wary about the threat of North Korean missiles.
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As Uptown Funk, Michelle Obama's favorite song, blared, the Obamas boogied in celebration of Star Wars Day on Wednesday with a couple of stormtroopers and of course, fun-loving R2D2.
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Earlier this week, headlines blared about the latest trustees' reports showing, again, that Social Security and Medicare are on unsound footing and headed for collapse in just 28503-22019 years.
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The broadcasts, in rolling bursts from walls of loudspeakers at 11 locations along the heavily militarised border, blared rhetoric critical of the Pyongyang regime as well as "K-pop" music.
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As smooth jazz played in the background, announcements blared and camera flashes flickered, a reporter asked Mejia if she had any advice for parents in the same situation she faced.
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He led the tournament at three under, but the air horn signaling the end of play blared as he was approaching a 2118-foot birdie putt on his final hole.
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As the sea turned frothy on Thursday afternoon and the rain began to fall, the loudspeakers blared messages telling people to go to the nearest shelter as soon as possible.
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Mic McCrary, who lives with Mr. Weldon in the house that survived the fire, blared what he called "the most American songs I could think of" during Mr. Trump's visit.
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There he was, shirtless, dancing in the Portland State locker room, holding a boom box that blared the rap hit "I Bet You Won't" as other players leapt around him.
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Crowds had gathered at the airport well before the scheduled arrival time, with some wearing T-shirts bearing Mugabe's face and others with Mnangagwa's image, while music blared from loudspeakers.
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"Johnson refuses to sign Brexit delay letter," The Sunday Telegraph blared, referring to a ploy that, along with the extra letters he sent, was promptly ignored by top European officials.
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A D.J. blared out remixes of Nigerian, Ghanaian and Senegalese bangers (which I repeatedly Shazammed to no avail), while families and groups of friends stood in knee-deep water, dancing.
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As the opening theme song blared, I'd whisper to my friends about which cartoon child — Arnold or Ralphie, Wanda or Keesha — we all had crushes on, while twirling my pigtails.
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"Kellyanne Conway Just Bought This $8 Million D.C. Mansion," blared Town & Country magazine, though Mr. Conway's legal partnership accounts for most of the couple's net worth of about $40 million.
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Cyclists clad in red-and-white Lycra worked their way around the hairpin turns; the pop music of Mahmoud Ahmed, an Amharic singer from Ethiopia, blared from Zaki's CD player.
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Following a timeout, Northwestern (5-7) got a final crack at the win, but a 3-point attempt by Ryan Young was blocked by Marks as the final horn blared.
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Midway through the news conference on Monday, an alarm blared through the firehouse with a report of smoke in a nearby building, halting the presentation and sending firefighters hustling outside.
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It's also so tinny, it might actually make you nostalgic for the days when your parents blared talk radio on their crummy alarm clocks as they got ready in the morning.
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It blared at 6AM every morning, sometimes at 5:30 if I was feeling extra tired and needed that 30 minutes to snooze on and off (much to my mom's chagrin).
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Outside the constitutional court, where police had once again divided them, the anti-impeachment camp blared out the national anthem in defiance and promised to blast the constitutional court to pieces.
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As "Livin' On a Prayer" blared through the speakers three times within the first hour of boarding Norwegian Cruise Line's Norwegian Jade ship in Miami, I feared my worries were valid.
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Walking past, you could see their temporary owners sitting on beds, yelling about nothing in particular, while listening to the same EDM music that blared from the stage mere paces away.
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Bey and Jay led a group of family members to the popular dance as Frankie Beverly and Maze's "Before I Let Go" blared in the back at a recent family party.
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Warning announcements about the latest missile blared in parts of northern Japan, while many residents received alerts on their mobile phones or saw warnings on TV telling them to seek refuge.
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Protesters massed in front of the White House, demands for impeachment blared in Congress, and public support for Nixon's resignation quickly jumped from 19 to 38 percent, according to one poll.
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And while the song "Don't Stop Believin'" blared, just like in "The Sopranos" finale, Trump and his friends' conversation was eerily reminiscent of the dialogue we'd expect from a crime family.
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Tom DeLonge was slightly uncomfortable when a Blink-182 song blared over the loudspeakers during a baseball game he attended on Mother's Day — but kept his sense of humor about it.
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The rinse and repeat cycle of anti-Trump outrage blared on nearly every news network, magazine and newspaper has fomented an increasingly brazen brand of radical ideas turning into radical action.
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But the most attention-grabbing headline in the expanding scandal came from The Sun, which blared that a "bombshell U.N. dossier" found that United Nations aid workers had raped 210,2311 people.
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After a brief pause to discuss how the group's leader RM learned how to speak English (he credits the classic television show Friends), Bruno Mars's "Finesse" remix blared through the speakers.
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Mandatory evacuations went into effect for parts of Corona and the announcement from the loud speaker of a police car blared: "It's time to go," as shown by CNN affiliate KCBS.
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Headlines blared and alerts lit up cellphones, many using the word "blasted" — in reference either to Montero's critique of his pitcher or to one of Montero's teammates responding to his comments.
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"This whole two-week effort has been a calculated and orchestrated political hit, fueled with apparent pent-up anger about President Trump and the 2016 election," Kavanaugh blared to the committee.
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CreditCreditMaddie McGarvey for The New York Times AKRON, Ohio — The students paraded through hugs and high-fives from staff, who danced as Sister Sledge's "We Are Family" blared through the hallways.
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For some reason not everyone in China is a fan of loud music blared for hours on the street or in parks, with the government recently clamping down on dancing in public.
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While he chatted with Barbara Gray, a 63-year-old retired nurse, a Mallard ad attacking Mr. Davis blared from the TV behind her, accusing him and Republicans of blocking Medicaid expansion.
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I put it into a power-on stall and held it there for full 15 seconds, banking from side to side, while the warning horn blared at me … and it gained altitude.
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The rest of the night was an exercise in patience and pleading for the crowd, but in the end — as "Sweet Home Chicago" blared and W banners were waved — all was well.
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" 'You can charge whatever you want' The headlines in January 2017 blared: "Drugmaker fined $2100M for hiking price 2500,2000%" and "Mallinckrodt to pay $23.5 million to settle US probe on drug pricing.
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" And the Daily Mail blared, "Grace Millane's killer told police 'she ASKED him to choke her during sex because she was a fan of the 183 Shades Of Grey films', court hears.
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As lines from The Kinks song blared out "Thank you for the days", Volker Bouffier, premier of the state of the western state of Hesse, introduced a film of Merkel's best moments.
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Mothers showed up with children, or with pet dogs wrapped in padded vests, and young couples bundled in winter coats sang along as loudspeakers blared catchy tunes calling for Ms. Park's ouster.
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Police officers blasted earsplitting whistles at anyone who lingered too long in the water; "Sri Ram, Sri Ram," a Hindu chant, blared from loud speakers; train horns blew in the distance, constantly.
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The MSC Opera cruise ship, apparently unable to stop, blared its horn as it slammed into the much smaller River Countess boat and the dock as dozens of people ran away in panic.
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The sirens blared in the city of 130,000 people four days after a 24-hour flare-up of fighting between Israel and Palestinian militants in the Gaza Strip ended in an unofficial ceasefire.
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Eric Carmen's "Hungry Eyes" blared, and he threw his arm out and sent his partner spinning, a faux Baby in a blonde ponytail wearing a pink tank top and high-waisted jean shorts.
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Traffic had ground to a dead halt in downtown Windsor by early Saturday afternoon, where lines for gas stations spilled into gridlocked roadways and radio stations blared orders to evacuate by 303 p.m.
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Tourists thronged around food trucks and lay on sunbeds as live music blared throughout the Eurovision Village, a fan-dedicated area for the 41-nation song contest in Tel Aviv's Charles Clore Park.
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The protesters blared bells and whistles, chanting "Stay out, stay clear, Donald Trump get out of here" and booed as the US President left for Blenheim Palace in a helicopter with his wife.
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A police car rolled slowly through the empty neighborhood in the predawn hours, its lights casting shadows on the buildings as a voice over a loudspeaker blared a warning to clear the streets.
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"Make America Safe Again!" blared the title of a fundraising email Trump sent to his followers one day after 49 people were shot and killed at a gay nightclub, with dozens more injured.
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On buses, on subways and in taxis, news screens blared as state television outlined some of the hundreds of proposals from the more than 2,000 delegates to the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.
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REUTERS/Susana Vera Sirens blared and loudspeakers broadcast warnings in Japan's first civilian missile evacuation drill on Friday, conducted in a fishing town by officials wary about the threat of North Korean missiles.
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The terrifying moment went down Sunday morning in Venice, where an MSC Opera cruise liner blared its horn as it roared its way toward a busy canal without any signs of slowing down.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North and South Korea began dismantling loudspeakers that blared propaganda across their heavily fortified border on Tuesday, South Korea's defense ministry said, fulfilling a promise made at last week's historic summit.
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"Let's look at the affairs of Laszlo Botka!" a headline blared this month in a salacious take on the only mayor of a major Hungarian city not aligned with Mr. Orban's party, Fidesz.
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After his personal audio engineer, J Rich, dug through a fanny pack of hard drives and a maze of computer folders titled OFFSET SESSIONS, the rapper's forthcoming solo tracks blared from the speakers.
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Helicopters flew overhead and sirens blared; some of the commotion could be heard as far away as St. Ann's Square, where Mancunians gathered to observe the national minute of silence at 11 a.m.
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At our table, not far from a television that blared out the progress of a horse race, we were joined by Jérôme Lecoustre, a reticent man with a bulldog tattoo on his neck.
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His spotlight blared on the systemic racism inherent to the NFL's coaching problem, identifying the "bold" decision for the Arizona Cardinals to hire Kliff Kingsbury, who was fired from a losing Texas Tech.
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Illustration: Elena ScottiIn the late 22016s, as Esteban Burchard was finishing up his medical training at Harvard's Brigham and Women's Hospital, newspaper headlines blared warnings about what appeared to be a growing asthma epidemic.
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"WE ARE FAMILY!" blared the loudspeakers, as the grandees of Germany's Christian Democratic Union (CDU), and its Bavarian sister party, the Christian Social Union (CSU), merrily marched on stage in Münster on April 27th.
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Unfazed, they continued on the acoustic guitar, led everyone like an indie-folk-pop pied piper out of the halls and onto the grass outside, continuing their set while the fire alarm blared on.
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The siren blared; the stadium erupted; perhaps 20 tiny pink creatures tumbled out of cages and onto a dirt arena, where they toddled forward in packs like so many porcine commuters at rush hour.
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"Most of them wouldn't get out of bed for the money we earn," added Ms. Pawelec, standing behind a row of beer taps as the song "We Didn't Start the Fire" blared from loudspeakers.
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As Joan Schmitz walked west with her husband, John, along Addison Avenue, nearly two miles toward their home, car horns blared, people waved their "W" flags and families came outside banging pots and pans.
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The national anthems of both Pakistan and Kashmir blared across TV and radio stations on Friday, according to Reuters, and traffic and trains were brought to a halt as people gathered between 12 p.m.
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Even when the rain and winds quieted down, Irma found another way to make noise: A National Weather Service alert blared from cellphones in parts of Miami-Dade County just after 240:2400 p.m.
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At the tour's first stop, a cavernous hall that once held the plant's power-generation facilities, ominous doomsday music blared while neon lights bathed the concrete-walled room in blue, red and then pink.
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The house lights dropped, the hip-hop blared, a rainbow of strobe lights darted around the room, and the crowd's din of pre-fight conversation cranked up to a roar of applause and cheers.
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After the game, a 4-3 Yankees victory in 10 innings over the Aberdeen (Md.) IronBirds, a fireworks display lit up the Manhattan skyline in the background as U2's "City of Blinding Lights" blared.
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Even as market reports blared the news of stock markets hitting high after high, we still felt under siege — medical bills mounted, or we saw fellow inhabitants of our cities driven to burgeoning homeless encampments.
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Some soundtracks offered a direct connection to the collection they accompanied: At Chanel, for example, Elton John's "Rocket Man" blared while a massive rocket emblazoned with the brand's logo "took off" inside Paris's Grand Palais.
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In initial small steps towards reconciliation, South Korea said on Monday it would remove loudspeakers that blared propaganda across the border, while North Korea said it would shift its clocks to align with its southern neighbor.
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In Israel, sirens blared for two minutes during the morning to mark the remembrance day, bringing traffic to a standstill as motorists and pedestrians stood to honour the six million Jews killed in the Nazi Holocaust.
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In Lopez Obrador's small hometown of Tepetitan, in the southern state of Tabasco, neighbors gathered in the village square, music blared, children rode bikes with cans tied to them and motorists honked their horns in jubilation.
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During timeouts, while music blared and someone with a wireless microphone persuaded the crowd to rise and dance, six young men jogged onto the court in a loose formation and smoothed the ripples from the sand.
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"When Rajoy appears on television, I don't see him as my (leader), he doesn't represent me," said 58-year-old Elvira Ramisa in Sant Pere as her kitchen's radio blared out news on the referendum's aftermath.
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"Setting up a factory, besides registration, was pretty straightforward," he told Reuters in his office, overlooking a brightly lit factory floor where thousands of workers sewed garments on production lines while music blared in the background.
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Then, as the speakers blared the theme from "Jaws," Ms. el-Helw balanced a skewer with meat between her teeth, and presented it to a lion who snacked on it, licked his lips and strolled away.
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Both came into sharp focus this week as headlines in the Israeli news media blared that Mr. Erekat, the secretary general of the Palestine Liberation Organization and its veteran chief negotiator, is suffering from pulmonary fibrosis.
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"He wanted us all to be held accountable for what we did for everyday people," Mr. de Blasio said, in brief remarks on the corner where fire engines blared, police counterterrorism caravans whooped and traffic crawled.
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"Shady Paul Davis!" she blared, a reference to the aggressive attack ads launched by House Speaker Paul Ryan's super PAC, which is berating the Democratic candidate in a multimillion-dollar ad campaign shaping this critical race.
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Nearly 40 percent of registered voters surveyed in a new poll are concerned about the integrity of the results of the upcoming presidential race, echoing warnings of electoral interference blared on both sides of the aisle.
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Seated courtside, Lizzo found herself on the jumbotron as her single "Juice" blared throughout the stadium, and she graced the audience with an impromptu dance break that, of course, included twerking (no flute this time, unfortunately).
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A man and his son hid in a bathroom as their apartment was torn apart Michael Tope took his son and his pets into a bathroom of their Dayton-area apartment when tornado sirens blared Monday night.
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A vocal, mostly older minority feels that Ms Park has been the victim of a left-wing witch hunt: on hearing the verdict outside the constitutional court, many wept and blared out the national anthem in defiance.
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But on trade, just recently a Financial Times newspaper headline blared: "Trump Fires First Protectionist Warning over steel Industry," saying this paves the way for a global showdown on steel and possible sweeping tariffs on steel imports.
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In the skyscraper-lined Avenue Paulista in Sao Paulo, a sea of protesters wearing Brazil's yellow-and-green national colors chanted "Dilma out" and waved banners that read "Stop the corruption" while music blared from nearby trucks.
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As "Premier Gaou" by Ivorian group Magic System blared through a sea of Nokia phones, my fellow—mostly Nigerian—peers proudly spoke Yoruba and pidgin English, using expressions I'd only ever heard at Big Fat Nigerian Parties.
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On Sunday, Turkey's nearly 85,000 mosques, in unison, blared from their loudspeakers a prayer traditionally recited for martyrs who have died in war and called for people to continue to rally against the plotters of the coup.
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Thirteen times she watched the United States players celebrate, every time as ecstatically as the time before, as music blared deafeningly from the speakers and the pro-American crowd at the sold-out stadium howled in delight.
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Music blared out from trucks as people wearing multicolored flowers round their necks, bright bows in their hair and costumes including a wedding dress, a candelabra and a Donald Trump mask made their way through the city.
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At 2:33 PM local time, roughly four minutes after the quake, Sato issued a general warning over the independently-powered citywide system of loudspeakers: large earthquake, turn off your gas, potential for tsunami, the alert blared.
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As I stood in front of a couch flanked by two of the new Echo Dots, the company blared some Ed Sheeran song (again, not my choice), with the devices splitting up the left and right stereo track.
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Jimmy Fallon and Robin Wright were dancing to it on The Tonight Show; Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum posed while it blared on the soundtrack of 693 Jump Street; across YouTube, teens and kittens bobbed their heads along.
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JOSHUA BARONE If "Happy Birthday to You" is not the song I've heard most often in life — blared over cupcakes in elementary school, warbled embarrassingly in restaurants, sung sotto voce at office parties — it is certainly up there.
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In December, the Warriors blared "Sweet Home Alabama" over the loudspeakers on their practice court the morning after Doug Jones, a Democrat, upset Roy Moore, a Republican who had been accused of sexual assault, in Alabama's Senate race.
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As a DJ blared Beyoncé's "Crazy in Love" over the sound system, the crowd of mostly African-American women pulled out their cell phones, logged into an online voter-outreach tool called Relay and began a texting marathon.
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Nishino said he and players found out about the earthquake shortly after it happened because an alarm went off at the team hotel in Saransk and blared for about 15 minutes around the same time as the earthquake struck.
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"Who's running Nigeria?" blared a headline in this week's The Economist, aptly summarizing the state of affairs in beleaguered Nigeria — a major oil producer and African economic powerhouse whose economy appears to be as stricken as its ailing leader.
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We blared hip-hop from the speakers, covered the walls in graffiti murals (that would become our signature aesthetic across all of the shops), and schlepped pork from our personal home kitchens to compensate for the lack of space.
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Jackson, who won five championships coaching Bryant and the Lakers, was shown on the scoreboard between the first and second quarters — the John Sebastian song "Welcome Back" blared over the speakers — and received a loud ovation from the crowd.
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"President Trump Must Not Wobble on Climate Change — No Matter What Ivanka Says …," blared a Breitbart post on Monday written by James Delingpole, who is close to Mr. Bannon and who leads the website's coverage of climate-change policy.
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The kiddos were getting down Sunday night at the Sunset Tower Hotel for the Netflix SAG Awards after-party ... and leading the way were Millie Bobby Brown and Gaten Matarazzo as Fat Joe's "Lean Back" blared from the speakers.
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Me too, I thought, before giving my name tag that blared "ESCORT REQUIRED" back to the security guards of the Harry S. Truman Building, thinking about His Excellency and imagining how nice it would be to go to Malta.
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"Car coming!" a man shouted every few minutes one night; a Carvel ice cream truck would inch by, followed by a silver Mercedes G-Class, all while the Q train blared overhead as the metal subway cars crossed the steel bridge.
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"The DPRK's access to H-bomb of justice ... is the legitimate right of a sovereign state for self-defense and a very just step no one can slander," an official statement from the state-run Korean Central News Agency blared.
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"It's been so long since I've been by myself… And I need this more than you will ever know" blared frontman Chris Simpson, just a few blocks from the site of their final show before breaking up almost two decades prior.
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Anaheim, California (CNN Business)ABBA's "Dancing Queen" blared over the speakers when the Vlog Squad, a group of former Vine stars who do pranks and make funny videos on YouTube, came out on stage for a question and answer session.
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When it became time for him to introduce his wife, Melania, Queen's "We Are The Champions" blared from Quicken Loans Arena's speakers, smoke filled the stage, and Trump emerged, as two strange objects (the hated teleprompters) slowly rose from the stage.
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As the parade of nations commenced, pop music blared from the speakers at the Olympic stadium, setting a modern-day soundtrack complete with a line of kids dancing along the path nonstop, creating a feeling of a well-behaved party.
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Washington (CNN)As early morning news headlines blared Wednesday that President Donald Trump's top diplomat had insulted the President's intelligence, the man hired by Trump to rein in West Wing chaos found himself caught between his boss and his ally.
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On a recent Wednesday night, about 70 fitness devotees wearing in-the-know brands like Heroine Sport and Outdoor Voices were crammed into a studio in the Flatiron district, mastering their leg lifts while Pink Floyd's "Comfortably Numb" blared overhead.
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The panel took place outside, on a wooden porch next to a brewery; string lights twinkled as the sun set over the course of the hourlong forum, and a Billie Eilish remix blared from the speakers as Cárdenas Peña spoke.
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In Manchester, N.H., Mr. Trump took the stage with his family at Southern New Hampshire University Arena as "God Bless the U.S.A." blared, blue laser beams illuminated the dark hall and a smoke machine piped a haze over the crowd.
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On two doomed flights involving that passenger jet, one that crashed in Ethiopia and another near Indonesia, pilots struggled to keep their automated systems from repeatedly nosing their planes into a dive, while multiple cockpit alarms blared in their ears.
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When world leaders including U.S. President Donald Trump and China's President Xi Jinping gathered for a Beethoven concert in the Elbphilharmonie concert hall on one side of the river, protesters blared the music of Jimi Hendrix from the other side.
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Afterward everyone shuffled silently out the door, where it turned out the models were all perched on a Park Avenue sidewalk, special matching cellphones trained on the exiting invitees, as what would have been the show soundtrack blared from some speakers.
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Aguilar's 7 RBIs fuel Brewers' comeback win over Yankees NEW YORK — As Jesus Aguilar concluded his first postgame interview at Yankee Stadium, Ice Cube's 1992 hit "Today was a Good Day" blared on the sound system inside the Milwaukee Brewers' clubhouse.
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Op-Ed Contributor MINNEAPOLIS — On a sunny day in 1991, Maryan, my dad's first cousin, was hiding from rifle-carrying soldiers in a house in Mogadishu, Somalia, while the melodic voice of the singer Magool blared from a megaphone outside.
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Genetics Research Is Failing Most of the World's PopulationIllustration: Elena ScottiIn the late 1990s, as Esteban Burchard was finishing up his medical training at Harvard's Brigham and Women's Hospital, newspaper headlines blared warnings about what appeared to be a growing asthma epidemic.
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TOM DELONGE The singer and former band member was slightly uncomfortable when a Blink-182 song blared over the loudspeakers during a baseball game he attended in May 2018 — but kept his sense of humor about it, capturing the "awkward" moment on Instagram.
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At another, a "shotter" handed out laughing gas balloons with Union Jacks printed on them to the audience as "this makes me proud to be British"—a clip from Craig David's 2000 Mobo Award acceptance speech blared across a similarly smoked-filled room.
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" And even though Tillerson made clear in August 1 remarks to reporters that "we certainly don't blame the Chinese for the situation in North Korea," Trump blared in a July 29 tweet that China does "NOTHING for us with North Korea, just talk.
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"I made this bar for me.... (But) I think everybody who likes Latin music and Mexican food is going to be welcome," Rocka said at a well attended launch party, as a DJ blared out pop and customers drank cocktails and danced.
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Old Ukrainian women craned their necks to peer between the doors, as a soundtrack of obscure electronic music blared, youths ran about in shreds of silk, and a grungy young man replaced the white light bulbs in the chandelier with blue and red.
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Neighborhood Joint On an unusually warm Friday afternoon in April at Jeremy's Ale House in the South Street Seaport, customers sipped beer from quart-size Styrofoam cups while "Jessie's Girl" blared from the jukebox and the sun streamed in through the open windows.
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Jawed, in his early teens, sold ice cream from a little handcart that blared a simple tune — tuu lu lu, tuu lu lu — as it made its way through alleys, and then switched to roasting sunflower seeds on the side of the road.
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Rihanna seemingly found out from Washington Post's White House bureau chief Philip Rucker, who tweeted about hearing the artist's 2008 track "Don't Stop The Music" blared at a Trump rally in Chattanooga, as aides tossed free Trump t-shirts to the crowd.
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Overall, conservative media has used the custody case to not only bash transgender people ("When they come for your kid" blared a headline in the American Conservative, which was followed by a roundup of disinformation), but to demonize a mother and small child.
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As fire alarms blared and smoke billowed from the 16th floor of Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center where a gunman had set himself ablaze after shooting seven people on Friday, hospital workers rushed the injured to the emergency room and got to work.
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English-language talk radio blared alongside California psychedelic groups like The Byrds and Buffalo Springfield, who each paid tribute to the rock and R&B traditions of America in a way that inspired Hosono to question his own relationship with the musical heritage of Japan.
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From Kid Rock's "Born Free" — a Romney standard that blared at a Rubio rally in Clinton on Friday — to Mr. Rubio's heavy focus on eastern Iowa in the closing days, the Florida senator is reading right out of the Romney playbook for establishment-oriented Republicans.
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Eight years after South Africans blared away on their plastic vuvuzela horns when they hosted the contest, Russians are hoping fans at the tournament it hosts starting on Thursday will celebrate by clacking their "lozhkas" - spoons that beat out an insistent, but quieter rhythm.
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The whole bizarre day unfolded like a cheesy B movie, beginning with a pep rally in the Capitol basement where congressmen blared inspirational music (including the theme from Rocky, "Taking Care of Business," and "Eye of the Tiger") beneath an image of General George Patton.
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As early as 22019, headlines blared the declaration from city officials that the posh mountain resort with multi-million dollar homes and an airport where celebrities and well-heeled vacationers jet in and out on their private planes had finally reached its decade-old goal.
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"We've got to continue to mobilize, until they pull the whole plan, pure and simple," Eric Coquerel, a representative in Parliament and a leading voice in the far-left France Unbowed party, told French television Saturday afternoon, as police sirens blared in the background.
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"Golden Miracle!" blared the popular tabloid Blesk as Czech news websites featured the story on top of their home pages and television stations ran replays of the run that marks only the third Olympic medal in Alpine skiing for the country of 10.6 million.
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Sanders walked into the venue before the event as Harris supporters chanted about electing a woman to the White House, Hickenlooper and the California senator shared cheddar popcorn before both went on stage, and a bagpiper -- paid for by Delaney -- blared in the middle of Minnesota Sen.
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A lot of times I'd be minding my own business in the prison library or recreation yard when I heard my name called over the public announce system that blared into every corner of the facility, summoning me to the Lieutenants office to urinate in a cup.
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While Credence and YMCA blared out from a nearby sound system, the guests diligently lined up in long lines, tasting glasses in hand, wristbands attached, indicating that they were among the lucky few who had secured access to one of the world's most formidable beer festivals.
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But on Tuesday, opening night, as Michael Jackson blared on loudspeakers (Cannes can be very tin-eared in its choices), all eyes and innumerable cameras were on the red carpet, where Jarmusch's stars — Bill Murray, Tilda Swinton, Adam Driver, Selena Gomez — paraded under a gray sky.
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"Sooner or later in American history this moment was going to come, where women were stepping forward and being recognized as the most qualified candidate," Ms. Stabenow said, as Aretha Franklin's "R-E-S-P-E-C-T" blared from Ms. Whitmer's campaign bus on Tuesday.
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About a dozen people living in the adjacent village of Boca Chica, just over a mile from the test site, had been urged in advance by local authorities to vacate their homes as a precaution at the sound of police sirens that blared minutes before launch.
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All four of them were filmed in a car on their way to Chateau Marmont, per Metro, as music blared and Scott tried to go about his business as the sisters did wild things like shove a plastic toy down Khloé cleavage and eat Hawaiian rolls.
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When I met up with Waititi before the Governors Awards, where honorary Oscars would be given out to the likes of David Lynch and Geena Davis, his graying curls were tucked under a hat that blared "HELP" in big block letters, and he was wearing a brilliant technicolor dreamcoat.
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At Beautycon L.A., which was held during a weekend in August, at the Los Angeles Convention Center, L.E.D. screens blared the slogan " YOU DON ' T NEED LIPSTICK, LIPSTICK NEEDS YOU "—truth in advertising, when you consider that MAC and Maybelline have to win over the new generation of customers.
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Flanked by a small group that included a bodyguard and a production assistant holding a portable speaker that blared out Busta Rhymes's "Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See," Mr. Morgan strode along a section of Hoyt Street here in Brooklyn like a boxer entering the ring.
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As pop hits spun by a DJ blared — from Robyn's "Dancing on My Own" to Dua Lipa's "Don't Start Now" — the titular women for Mike, wearing campaign T-shirts and waving signs, some of which had been made up to look handcrafted, flooded the stage, hyping the crowd up.
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The craze — Ms. Tuna described it as more of a tic — gained notice in a YouTube video posted in May of a school talent show in Charlotte, N.C. A contestant, Michael Senatore, held a water bottle and strutted up to a table while music worthy of a blockbuster movie blared.
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Its Big Ears set was utterly precise in its cantankerousness, from the electronic screeching that ushered the band onstage to songs that blared and stopped cold, droned steadily or crashed and flailed, and set the Declaration of Independence to Arab-tinged reggae (in "Independence"); the songs' bristling cynicism defies obsolescence.
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At his second sporting event in a week, and just days after news emerged that he had changed his residency to Florida instead of New York, Mr. Trump received a very loud, mixed reaction as he headed toward his seat next to the octagon as "Back in Black" by AC/DC blared throughout the arena.
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The stage's centerpiece was a giant rotating tower that served as a jumbo screen simulcasting the action to the cheap seats, a video-interlude delivery device (midshow, the large screen went purple as the sound system blared Prince's "Purple Rain") and an interactive movement partner, splitting in the middle to reveal dancers suspended in air.
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One of the original MySpace queens, her electronic-pop-rap ragers "Pop the Glock" and "MCs Can Kiss" almost certainly blared out from between your Top 8 and your Heroes section ("my friends and JD from Scrubs XD"), and, as such, were viral hits before viral hits were a twinkle in a Soundcloud producer's eye.
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Ross Douthat Hugh Hefner, gone to his reward at the age of 91, was a pornographer and chauvinist who got rich on masturbation, consumerism and the exploitation of women, aged into a leering grotesque in a captain's hat, and died a pack rat in a decaying manse where porn blared during his pathetic orgies.
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Streaming As someone old enough to remember the "Stop Pay TV!" campaigns that movie theaters and affiliated parties mounted in the late 1960s — "Don't let Pay TV be the monster in your living room," blared one such ad — I am occasionally amused that paying for televised entertainment is now pretty much a fact of life.
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At Cushnie et Ochs, where the designers showed pants, jumpsuits and pantsuits (and Madame Gandhi's " Future Is Female" blared over the speakers), the makeup artist Gato, using Maybelline New York, created full brows, subtly contoured cheekbones, defined lashes and pink-nude matte lips (Maybelline New York Color Sensational Inti-Matte Nudes in Almond Rose).
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It's frustratingly unsatisfying on a plot level, but it's so blatantly absurd that it loops right back around to being charming — like the time one of Pretty Little Liars' characters got locked into an empty school which transformed itself into a death trap and blared "ACT NORMAL, BITCH!" at her through the PA system.
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Rather than curate a playlist or improvise a DJ set—both of which the knowledgeable heads in the community around the imprint would have been well equipped to do—they put together a cassette compilation they called Peaceful Protest, which pulled together sidelong pieces from a varied group of producers and composers and blared it over surround sound speakers.
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These were the ones that made their way into your amygdala through high school dances, or placement in a particularly compelling scene of a teen soap, or in my case, as a 33-year-old who grew up in the Bay Area, the ones that I blared from my boombox while listening to Live 105 and Alice 97.
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The Soviet anthem blared waywardly within and my propaganda newsreel alter ego was born: please to welcome Comrade Timoteya, Stakhanovite hero cyclist, on glorious mission to celebrate majesty and large scale of Soviet Union, to admire mighty border defenses against rapacity of capitalism and lackey who snivel, to live proud dream of friendship and cooperation in socialist brotherhood.
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But by the time the Lillehammer Winter Olympics began a month after, people were more interested in the motive: "Tonya's Deal" blared the headline in Newsweek on February 21, 19993, an article that rushed past the inciting incident and instead began to turn the story into a fable, and the two skaters into its main characters, while it was all still happening.
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" On Sunday, the 72nd anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima, the CNN news scrawl blared, in customary if alarming all caps, a statement from the North Korean state-run newspaper that the United States "will sink into an unimaginable sea of fire on the day when it dares to touch our country by stupidly causing mischief and brandishing its nuclear and sanctions clubs.
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Classic Likud election jingles blared from the sound system and a group of activists tried to whip up the enthusiasm with chants of "Gideon, king of Israel" — a spin on a cheer frequently employed by supporters of Mr. Netanyahu, universally known as Bibi, who sing "Bibi, king of Israel," to the tune of a popular folk song about King David.
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Later it became celebrity time — Pearl Bailey, who kissed Hodges, called him a "cool cat," and wound up dancing in the main room with Charles while a record player blared the singalong record the Met squad had made two weeks ago; Robert Merrill, the opera star, who sat with the Met party all three days at Shea and was still shaking.
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As Mariano Rivera entered the ceremony where President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE on Monday awarded him the Presidential Medal of Freedom, Metallica's "Enter Sandman" blared over the White House speakers.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE boasted of his acquittal in the Senate impeachment trial during an appearance at the National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday, showing off newspaper headlines that blared the news.
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Poised to pass their repeal and replacement of Obamacare on Thursday, House GOP leaders held what The Hill referred to as "a pep rally" in the Capitol basement, where Speaker Paul Ryan and company blared the Rocky theme song as the rank-and-file arrived: Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) put an image of George S. Patton on the screen and read inspirational quotes from the general.
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Among the likely soon-to-be forgotten moments, Yang touched on the issue of getting other countries to do their part (let it be blared from the rooftops that America has, by far, emitted the most carbon of any developed country in the past two-and-a-half centuries); Cooper snuck in a "big feet" joke about an audience member; and Senator Cory Booker referenced both a TedTalk and Star Trek.
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During a changeover in the Australian Samantha Stosur's semifinal victory with Zhang Shuai against Barbora Strycova and Marketa Vondrousova, the Village People blared from the speakers and even the chair umpire got in the act of forming the letters in Y.M.C.A. By the tournament's stretch run, all of Australia was celebrating doubles since the men's, women's, mixed and wheelchair finals included at least one native son or daughter.
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Trump rally soundtrack standards like Frank Sinatra's "My Way" and The Village People's "Macho Man" blared from the arena as Republicans jeered House Majority Leader Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerTrump rallies supporters as he becomes third president to be impeached Pelosi noncommittal on delivering impeachment articles to Senate Democrats set to take historic step of impeaching Trump MORE (D-Md.) as he spoke of duty and the limits of party loyalty.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads New York has become infested by LinkNYC kiosks over the past few years and while I think of them more for their random — mostly useless — facts (one recently blared that "Since 1908, Central Park has appeared in over 240 films," which seemed like a small number, tbh) they are also an important part of the surveillance infrastructure the city has been building in the five boroughs.
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The result was a phenomenon, as WLIR, broadcasting at a mere 21963,19803 watts from a studio in Hempstead on Long Island (its tower was in Garden City) with the slogan "Dare to be different," made 21980 FM a destination on the radio dial — especially for a youthful, high-energy, music-savvy audience that hungered for a change from the album-oriented pop that blared repetitiously from the region's other larger progressive rock stations.
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And by the way, despite the president&aposs verbal snafus missteps, the last 24 hours have seen these dangerous hysterics over Russia and astounding hysterical illiteracy at the same time, here&aposs just a sample, the Washington Post blared, &apos It&aposs not wrong to compare Trump&aposs America to the Holocaust, here&aposs why,&apos How about this from Politico, &aposPutin&aposs attack on the U.S. is our Pearl Harbor&apos and then this gem last night on MSNBC.
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Loud hip-hop blared in between sketches, as the group hustled on- and offstage, setting up a relentless series of bits — a depressed Jimmy Fallon contemplating his poor career choices, a time-traveling mystery set largely in an Olive Garden turning on the availability of free breadsticks, a willfully terrible Billy Joel impersonator absolutely ruining the enjoyment of everyone in the bar with his staccato, robotic take on "Piano Man" and Apple-store employees treating a woman who cracked the screen on her iPhone like they were detectives investigating her for murder.
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I tried to figure out how to make it work — a Melissa McCarthy article should probably not be depressing, I agreed — and my editor gave me some suggestions, but I couldn't hear him above the TVs in our newsroom, which all blared detailed accounts of sexual assault and miscarriages of justice and a climate-change story that said we would all be desiccated human Slim Jim husks of ourselves, withered by the parching sun in 20 years and outrage outrage outrage until we are limp and exhausted and miserable.
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