China Blazing Jun- Questioned size Company did not Shares were halted Household Research 22 of revenue and respond to before trading net income Blazing Research started the day reported.
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There's one of her in every city and every country around the world, and she was blazing mad because the taxi drivers were blazing mad and there was an injustice.
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" He also portrayed a boozing gunslinger in "Blazing Saddles.
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Not only did they faithfully recreate the blazing sword from Voltron, but they took "blazing" in the best, most literal way, in the sense that the blade itself is always enveloped by flames.
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At campus after campus, Yiannopoulos jumped in, rhetorical guns blazing.
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I would say more guns blazing, ready to do something.
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Ciara is blazing a new trail in her music career.
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And this year got off to a blazing fast start.
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You didn't come out guns blazing and just challenge them.
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There are acres of cars gleaming in the blazing sun.
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On the aftershow, Kendall comes out tear ducts blazing, weeping.
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The fifth group blazing a trail was the food sector.
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Rosita, of course, wanted to enter the Sanctuary guns blazing.
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Blazing isn't something she picked up from a significant other.
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Respect x21 for coming out all guns blazing fighting homophobia.
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Maybe you live in Canada, nowhere near a blazing desert.
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Jonathan: I love hot chicken, but hot, spicy, blazing chicken?
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"They will never set foot here," he says, eyes blazing.
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You didn't come out guns blazing and just challenging them.
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It just continued to plow forward, guns blazing, systems failing.
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The long work shifts under the blazing sun were unbearable.
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Many just overemphasize every blazing climax and drive tempos frantically.
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It was a blazing afternoon, with no respite in sight.
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As helicopters flew over the blazing hills Sunday afternoon, Gov.
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"Nobody wants to be going in guns blazing," Pospisil said.
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The virus that creates these blazing beauties also kills them.
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Mr. Dylan blows into this memoir like a blazing tumbleweed.
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It must ignite a blazing sense of restlessness within us.
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But in bursts of blazing passagework she was wholly convincing.
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That blazing fast speed could enable some wild new habits.
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Pollock was seen as blazing the trail for stain painting.
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Fortunately, women are already blazing the trail towards consciously championing equality.
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If someone comes in gun a blazing, what do you do?
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You'll still get blazing fast performance with the A10X Fusion chip.
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"It would be like two blazing stars that just fizzled out."
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It said Blazing Research had not sought comment from the company.
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Blazing Research issued an additional report on Tuesday, rejecting Cogobuy's rebuttal.
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Nonetheless, Mr Casey is off to a blazing start to 2019.
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Think Cleavon Little in Blazing Saddles or Dave Chappelle's Clayton Bigsby.
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Despite occasional blazing rows, foreign policy was until recently fairly bipartisan.
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You don't really need blazing processors for any of those things.
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I was like 'Who was really blazing up before their test?
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The idea was that every participant was an explorer blazing trails.
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"But LDL is only bad when it's too high," Blazing says.
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You didn't come out with guns blazing and just challenge them.
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They are handy for escaping a downpour or blazing summer sun.
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"Verizon could be blazing a trail here," another telecoms analyst said.
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You know, 'Heaven Can Wait,' 'Young Frankenstein,' 'Blazing Saddles,' 'Goodbye Girl.
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Their laughs take a timeout when the gangbangers show, guns blazing.
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The oven was blazing, so the time came to select toppings.
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Taxi drivers kept off the streets to avoid the blazing sun.
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Giant awnings would shelter pedestrians from rain or blazing summer sun.
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On the surface, it sounds like blazing insanity on Fox's part.
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He was tall and lean, with blazing speed and grippy hands.
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There have also been blazing fires in the state of Victoria.
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You know, Heaven Can Wait, Young Frankenstein, Blazing Saddles, Goodbye Girl.
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Op-Ed Contributor COPENHAGEN — Anti-Muslim nationalism is blazing in Denmark.
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There were several explosions at the plant, with fires now blazing.
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Schwarzenegger's hardly blazing a trail when it comes to such occasions.
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Go deeper: Blazing heat waves blast Australia as all-time records fall
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The story is a steady journey from clammy darkness into blazing light.
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And those sonics that flutter like moth wings hitting a blazing bulb.
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Snap won't exactly be blazing the trail with messaging-based gaming experiences.
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Lucas wanted natural lighting; Taylor gave him a blazing bright Death Star.
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Informal meetings between British and European officials have already witnessed blazing rows.
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A similar court in Red Hook, Brooklyn, has been a blazing success.
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Courtney Love and her bandmates stand in front of a blazing palm.
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Marlowe's weather imagery of sucking stars and blazing meteors is outrageously visceral.
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So TP-Link is introducing the first wireless router with blazing 802.11ad.
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Be smart: Comey's testimony may add logs, but the fire is blazing.
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The turnaround time is blazing fast, it only takes about 2 hours.
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If you're going to recap the Oscars, come out with guns blazing.
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"It looked like a blazing cloud of snow coming down," she said.
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In the end, everybody loses, and everybody suffers, with one blazing exception.
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A fire was quietly blazing as things were getting complicated in NYC.
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Together they stepped out of the shadows and onto the blazing beach.
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It may have helped my career but this was not trail-blazing.
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" Observe the "bridgelit shawls" and the "sycamores blazing through the sulfuric air.
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A 1675 painting by an unknown artist vividly depicts the blazing city.
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A state-produced music video serenades diners with footage of blazing howitzers.
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And a maniac walked in, guns blazing, killed all five of them.
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Lindros, for his part, is now blazing a trail for player safety.
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"I wanted to go out guns blazing and I did," she said.
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A little dazed, I stepped out of the museum into blazing sunlight.
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I was outside, the sun was blazing and, frankly, I was baking.
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Down on the streets of South Los Angeles, it was blazing hot.
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Once again, California is blazing a path that other states will follow.
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"You can't go guns blazing on the Senate," the former aide said.
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But it's likelier that Blount gets caught blazing in Wendell Smallwood's SUV.
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The list recognizes women who are blazing a trail in their respective fields.
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And these companies are the pioneers blazing a trail into the great unknown.
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Rapper DTTX was killed by the blazing Las Vegas sun ... TMZ has learned.
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Startups supporting startups are blazing a new trail with support from venture capitalists.
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And like flipping a switch, #DeleteUber is back blazing up the social networks.
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It also kindled a blazing international row over Brazil's stewardship of the Amazon.
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But Matovu wasn't too worried — she was used to blazing her own path.
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"A maniac walked in, guns blazing, killed all five of them," he said.
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The rice is soft and orange-red, like the blazing Orange County sun.
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Long the gold standard for bragging rights about your blazing broadband speeds, Speedtest.
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Meanwhile, regular exchanges are blazing the trail and moving into providing tokens trading.
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That is until three minutes into posing for pictures under the blazing sun.
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Single "FloriDada" is catchy and whimsical, but it's not blazing any new trails.
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OF Yefri Perez, who has blazing speed, was recalled from Double-A Jacksonville.
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All have featured loud guitars and Vulgar's blazing, often humorous, approach to songwriting.
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But, more than three years later, he said he's still blazing every day.
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She directed phrases full of blazing sound and temperament at the tormented Samson.
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It's no coincidence that this week's wildfires are blazing out of control. pic.twitter.
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It hurtles to a dizzying, blazing final stretch, played to the hilt here.
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As we sped through Skyway, the blazing inferno licked the sides of cars.
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Broadsides Start with two essay collections whose blazing honesty will clear your head.
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Trilobites Long after the sun has gone down, the electric lights keep blazing.
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The gunman walked in through the open door "guns blazing," Mr. Shubert said.
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To me, Mr. Sinno seems to be channeling Freddie Mercury's blazing, naughty magic.
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"Now you're doing a blazing thirty knots," one of the engineers pointed out.
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And a maniac walked in, guns blazing, killed all of five of them.
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The painter is still blazing trails, remaking artworks for a show at Dia:Beacon.
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Even as a college student, Ms. Morrissy Merick began blazing trails for women.
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"The Late Show" starts with two blazing hours of a Ballard work shift.
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Despite the town's already blazing growth, there was hope for still more development.
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"This is a gift from God," he said, pointing to the blazing sun.
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As blazing summer arrived, time approached for the birds to begin their migration.
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And when the cops do arrive, it is with guns drawn and blazing.
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Blazing a path Shanghai, with its rich cosmopolitan history, has typically been more lenient.
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Well, an anti-Trump Senate candidate comes out blazing -- wow - - to prove a point.
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Of course, what would a smartphone made for gaming be without blazing fast performance.
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Hamilton was blazing through boss fights, his confidence building with every strike and dodge.
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Gene Wilder and Cleavon Little in a scene from the film * Blazing Saddles * (1974).
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The ordinance adds yet more fuel to the fire blazing around facial-recognition technology.
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Beyond its blazing fast speeds, Fastly also offers insights into exactly how it's working.
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And without having to hop onto Wi-Fi, cellular broadband speeds are absolutely blazing.
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In fact, Google's new Pixel 2 and 2 XL come out with guns blazing.
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He says Chinese-style socialism has been "blazing a new trail" for other countries.
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This gripping Norwegian drama was chosen by Blazing Minds founder and editor, Karen Woodham.
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And hope finds its blazing center in the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
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And, in a blazing show of political defiance, he wiped his butt with it.
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Or even blacks and greys for darkness, some respite from the constant blazing heat.
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With a "no-knock warrant," they burst through the front door with guns blazing.
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The Maxim Hot 100 party was blazing Saturday night, with tons of hot chicks.
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Other fires Sixteen other active fires of lesser size are blazing around the West.
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So, even if you don't run a blazing 4.24 ... ya might be less forgetful.
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"They hear gun-free zones and they go in there with their guns blazing."
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The shot of records burning in the desert for Blackalicious' Blazing Arrow is incredible.
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HARTFORD "Blazing Saddles" (1974), screening and Q. and A. with the director, Mel Brooks.
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At the same time, I experience so keenly their blazing necessity, their utter beauty.
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In this part of the world, winter holidays are celebrated in the blazing heat.
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Mopey gunslinger in "Blazing Saddles" or mad scientist in "Young Frankenstein" (both from 1974)?
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Priebus made a perfect old-school foil to a new politics of blazing chaos.
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Mr. van Zweden's account of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony in the fall was hypercontrolled, blazing.
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They are like meteors blazing across our political firmament at a moment in time.
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Santa, gaze turned cheekily back, zooming over the Earth in a blazing rocket ship.
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So I don't believe he's going to come out with guns blazing or anything.
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Then you turn around and realize the hose is aimed at a blazing fire.
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Indiana Woodward always does that: blazing through steps by giving herself over to them.
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In July, the Nicaraguan police, with assault rifles blazing, demolished more than 100 roadblocks.
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The work drags on in the blazing heat amid rising tensions and fraying tempers.
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Reading Edna O'Brien's short stories, there's nearly always a fire blazing in the background.
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It is October in Colorado, and the blazing yellow cottonwoods seem lit from within.
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The images feature Big Gulp sodas and blazing sun, and are underpinned by disaster.
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Mourners had begun gathering under the blazing Florida sun as early as 7 a.m.
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Australia&aposs deadly bushfires sparked in September 2019 and have been blazing ever since.
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The wives waved goodbye, then stepped out into the blazing sun arm in arm.
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Christine Goerke, celebrated as a blazing Brünnhilde last year, will reprise the role here.
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He has given some vibrant, blazing and insightful accounts of Brahms, Rachmaninoff and more.
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The composite image shows the bright lights of several meteors blazing into the atmosphere.
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The march began just before midday, with blazing snow white mountains as the backdrop.
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"He would always go in with guns blazing," a former minister said of Macron.
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Walking heavily into the blazing sunlight, he clattered onto the metal platform and stairs.
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In June, blazing temperatures in Arizona grounded dozens of flights to and from Phoenix.
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These suburban members are not going to be blazing the trail for social democracy!
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So there's really no excuse for not blazing up, sitting down, and watching it.
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Palette's map — dubbed "Operation Blazing Sword" — is now dotted with instructors all over America.
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He said that China is "blazing a new trail" for developing nations to follow.
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But perhaps, nobody can top the blazing feats that Ringing Bells set earlier this year.
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We arrive in Seville on time and walk in the blazing heat to our Airbnb.
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The blazing fireball sent meteorite hunters scrambling to find fragments of the rare space rock.
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Screw the bulk, the GS2115.59 Stealth is a blazing fast but still practical gaming notebook.
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Social media images and videos showed the night sky blazing bright orange from the flames.
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"Thank you for blazing this trail when it was even harder to transverse," Hatmaker replied.
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Then the blazing curtain fell on his back, and he could not fight it off.
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With the sun blazing on my thick black hair, my sweaty head became a greenhouse.
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Jupiter, planet of grand plans, thinks you can and he's blazing the trail this week.
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So when students gathered to protest the gun laws, they did it with dicks blazing.
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" A week before featured a levitating car hanging in the blazing-pink moonlight, "Night Drive.
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"Yang is blazing new ground here," said MSNBC's Brian Williams as the candidate walked onstage.
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Travels at a blazing 17,500 mph, ISS finished that historic achievement only 92 minutes later.
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In the kitchen table scene, the blazing public oratory of Malcolm X has turned inward.
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Or you could look at this as the bold, trail-blazing move that it is.
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Then, naturally, I did a few combat encounters, playing stealthy sometimes, guns-blazing at others.
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It's a USB 3.0 connector, so hopefully it's capable of satisfactory-if-not-blazing speeds.
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If you speak on companies that's blazing this year, you got to say Cash Money.
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SS Zack Cozart remains blazing hot after tying a career high with five RBIs Sunday.
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He did it as a challenge from Yes Theory ... and did it in blazing fashion.
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Programmed in assembly code and C++, it was blazing fast and very easy to use.
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I didn't want to go in all guns blazing and make an idiot of myself.
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An inky-black background sets off blazing-white sheets under a banal fluorescent-light fixture.
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That precocious four-year-old blazing through Super Mario on her 3DS is a gamer.
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A lone Jedi, lightsaber blazing, fending off enemies who could kill him with a blow.
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Nearly everyone who saw Ms. Nelligan's blazing performance left the theater dazzled into near blindness.
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Faster processors and cheap cloud computing meant that his bulky app could now be blazing.
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Lynn's luminous universe is brimming with blazing pastels, sportswear iconography, and nods to net culture.
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If the West had been won by women, would they still come out guns blazing?
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Some have risen to the occasion with barbs blazing; others have taken a step back.
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What Tate did so well in the Holm fight was not run in guns blazing.
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We were served, drank up, paid and returned to the blazing sunlight of Second Avenue.
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Suddenly regulators' guns are blazing, but it looks thoughtless and is likely to prove pointless.
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In a few minutes the Chicago police will burst through the door with guns blazing.
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Whatever the case, his comments added fuel to the fire already blazing around the bill.
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You can find it standing tall among the sagebrush on mountainsides, its red flowers blazing.
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The butterfly's usual browns and yellows disappeared, replaced by scales of a blazing iridescent blue.
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Johnson has a knack for summing up a character in a blazing line or two.
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And, this comes at the heels of the blazing Amazon forest fires just last year.
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But standing for an hour in heels sets red lightning bolts blazing off my feet.
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"I think we have to go guns blazing and let them have it," she said.
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Leaders can't undertake significant change impulsively, addressing contentious issues with guns blazing (so to speak).
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The three singers, especially the blazing soprano Nina Stemme in the Bartok, gave arresting performances.
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Marky Mark and the fam bam hit up Barbados ... where it apparently was blazing hot.
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All the while, dry heat and a blazing July sun pounded his corn and beans.
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The "Infernal Dance" from Stravinsky's "Firebird" sounds blazing and demonic in this fierce, commanding performance.
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The group of 13 compact, blazing works on display here show her hitting her stride.
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It was like the sheriff in "Blazing Saddles" holding the gun to his own head.
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In my book, I highlight how the meetings became the Mel Brooks movie Blazing Saddles.
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The men, women, and children picked up by someone else driving down the same blazing road.
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O'Neill sees that in Nyquist, a son of Uncle Mo, a blazing 2-year-old champion.
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For current forecasts of blazing economic growth in America to bear out, productivity must grow faster.
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The first five cities to see the blazing speed are Nashville, Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit, and Miami.
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Best known for The Producers (1969) Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory (1971), and Blazing Saddles (1974).
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Riggins' love life shot by like a blazing comet, but his relationships also crashed and burned.
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It's not a shooter where you can go in guns blazing, and this makes you vulnerable.
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He said he ran to the blazing house with his sister, but it was too late.
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Fire at top seems to have moved to the inside, while lower floors still blazing pic.twitter.
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Cat kibble crunched underfoot, and the oven was open, pushing blazing heat into the cramped space.
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The dodgy roads are challenging enough in the blazing sun, but at night they're positively treacherous.
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Rating Then you turn around and realize that the hose is aimed at a blazing fire.
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Alongside Lincoln and John Adams, one of the books I'm blazing through because I'm that intrigued.
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FIRE AT JIM BEAM: 2 warehouses caught fire overnight and 1 is still blazing this morning.
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A BLAZING ROW between France and Italy that erupted last week shows little sign of abating.
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You don't see a bluish blazing field every day, and that's probably what got people hooked.
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IT IS A blazing morning in the Permian basin, in west Texas, America's most productive oilfield.
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Its purchase of Hillshire Brands caught his attention, and the stock has been blazing ever since.
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The fingerprint sensor on the back was blazing fast, as are most fingerprint sensors these days.
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Connecticut shot only 38.5 percent in the first half, while Chicago hit a blazing 67.6 percent.
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The blazing moon illuminates the countryside and us, soldiers secure the perimeter before beginning their mission.
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It's kind of insane how well Blazing Saddles fits in with the trailer for HBO's Westworld.
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According to Williams, Osaka responded with a gracious text message, asking Williams to continue blazing trails.
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It's like the Count Basie scene in "Blazing Saddles," but better because you're in this movie.
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Invariably they show a dreamily placid city, with swooping birds and sunsets blazing behind turreted towers.
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A pair of Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers came, almost exotic in their blazing red serge.
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Quantum computing is another game-changer, with the ability to process data at blazing fast speeds.
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As with a chicken, you'll need to get the pan blazing hot before searing the bird.
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In trying to do that, the two countries are blazing totally new trails of modern statecraft.
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Tans burn deep, wrinkles catch dirt, and lower eyelids curl from squinting in the blazing sun.
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Its controls are simple and clear, and it downloads music from a computer at blazing speeds.
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That blazing speed led a top rugby team from Scotland — the Glasgow Warriors — to sign him.
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How worried should we be that the gaming industry is blazing the trajectory of this technology?
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NASA plans to launch a probe in 2018 that will 'touch' the sun's blazing-hot atmosphere
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Why it matters: The Carr fire is one of 22 fires blazing through California this weekend.
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Stand in the blazing sun as assistants instruct them to move from one line to another.
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Mars is right at home in this sign, helping you make blazing strides in your career.
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Near the entrance, a larger-than-life reclining cowgirl kicked her blazing boot into the air.
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But "This Is Me," the movie's Oscar-nominated anthem, proved the evening's one true blazing number.
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And sure, those trees look like jagged teeth in the blazing hot mouth of Satan himself.
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In chilies, the molecule capsaicin creates a hot burn, turning your mouth into a blazing inferno.
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Then came something completely different: Sibelius's towering Violin Concerto, in a blazing interpretation by Christian Tetzlaff.
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It's the figurative equivalent to blazing a championship trail with dumpster fires -- just minus the fires.
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The blazing weather comes after an extreme heatwave affected the tropical Queensland coast during late November.
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Ms. Kopatchinskaja, who combines blazing virtuosity with ferocious instincts, did not disappoint in Prokofiev's Second Concerto.
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One of the new cars coming to GTA Online is the "blazing fast" Progen GP1 supercar.
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In the title role of "Tosca," Act I, she was the blazing Netrebko of the present.
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But inside, there's a leafy courtyard ringed by ateliers, one of which is blazing with light.
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The Last Frontier is constantly blazing new trails when it comes to high cost of living.
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Federer, who won his fourth Miami title, broke Isner three times in a blazing opening set.
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This is, like, our fifteenth country, and I'm sick of meandering around in the blazing sunlight.
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With a fire blazing in the living room, guests gathered around two large tables for dinner.
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Mr. Schager manages to sing a role many squeal, blazing out the score's unfriendly high notes.
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" Williams and Merlo's years together are the subject of Christopher Castellani's blazing new novel, "Leading Men.
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Look, you came in with ... you did come in with guns blazing, and those people, no.
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The desert's blazing sun, scarce rainfall and mineral-rich brines make Chile's production costs the world's lowest.
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The 2019 Oscars race is heating up and blazing the trail is the controversial film Green Book.
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Seattle has a bad half with Russell Wilson and comes right back in the next, guns blazing.
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A young, fit US soldier is marching in a Middle Eastern desert, under a blazing summer sun.
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And then I raised the point that his family alone is living in our blazing fast future.
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You parachute in, guns a-blazing, while Kanye West's megahit-of-that-moment "Power" backs you up.
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So it's looking at the blazing-fast ying to its octogenarian-on-horse-tranquilizers yang: Silicon Valley.
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Near the blazing hearth of the cave, Jon Snow was ushered into the world of carnal pleasure.
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It was basically his way of spreading the fast-food gospel...and going out with guns blazing.
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Once you're over the invincible screen and get to using the Moto Z20163 Force, it's blazing fast.
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Suddenly, a pickup truck driven by off-duty park rangers speeds into the lot, fog lights blazing.
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It wasn't blazing fast but it did everything I told it to do in a timely manner.
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She then showed us that life – and that furious anger – by removing her face, revealing blazing light.
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His great talent is how, with his blazing lines, he makes us feel the heat of hellfire.
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He didn't come in guns blazing, demanding that Wardog get on board with David and Devens's plan.
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Jolene stared into the sun, eyes unblinking, brown freckled face relaxed, irises affixed on the blazing corona.
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For this mission, I saw two distinct paths: the direct, guns blazing approach or the sneaky approach.
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Oh, you know, just kicking ass, blazing trails, breaking barriers, and landing a GQ cover is all.
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Yes, 5G networks will bring blazing fast data connections, but they also enable much more than that.
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More than 8 million acres have been incinerated in California this year with some 7,500 fires blazing.
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The 76ers shot a blazing 66.7 percent from the field while possessing a 72-60 halftime advantage.
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They could write something, wait a little while, and all of a sudden it was blazing fast.
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The air is cool and pleasant, in striking contrast to the blazing sun outside in the vineyard.
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And like all the other witnesses, he does not come in contrite but with verbal guns blazing.
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That's the blazing-hot mixture of gas, lava fragments and other debris belched out by a volcano.
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A young, fit U.S. soldier is marching in a Middle Eastern desert, under a blazing summer sun.
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Yet despite the disruption his departure would cause, Tillerson hasn't exactly been blazing a trail of glory.
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Nothing will leave you on the edge of your seat like this blazing new CBS horror series.
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In the other, Mel Brooks's goofy 22007 Western, "Blazing Saddles," he played the blowhard Mayor Olson Johnson.
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It's across from restaurants like Gyro Express and Blazing Bagels, as well as an LA Fitness gym.
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She painted in blazing primary colors, plus white and some accenting black, with the odd insinuating purple.
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The company really needs to come in with guns blazing here and reassert itself in the category.
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As a Japanese-British woman in Western pop, she is blazing a very specific and singular trail.
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"Afraid to Shoot Strangers" is pretty ambivalent about things, but "Aces High," that's straight guns forward, blazing.
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Blazing Saddles, his satirical Western film directed by Mel Brooks, will also be playing in select theaters.
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Or I could tell you that Lindsey Jordan is blazing a trail for young women in music.
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I didn't come here thinking we were going to be blazing, storming right out of the gate.
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The declaration also applied to Shasta County, in Northern California, where a 20,000-acre fire is blazing.
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Blake came out with blazing speed and precision, winning the two first sets against a stunned Agassi.
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I spoke of her love of family and home, her television career, her blazing and tender spirit.
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As he headed for a turn, the blue lights of the SUVs went blazing down the street.
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The sun was blazing and people were huddled outside in the chilly morning air, puffing on cigarettes.
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In their place now is Mr. Giuliani and the guns-blazing approach that suits Mr. Trump more.
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UNDER THE blazing sun in a cloudless blue sky, green foliage droops with unfurling white cotton bolls.
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Who is this brood, with all that blond hair bleached a blazing shade by the California sun?
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This one raged for more than a year, and over time its blazing heat warped institutional norms.
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Janson takes charge with a boogie-woogie version of "Run Rudolph Run," bringing along his blazing harmonica.
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The man in Las Vegas saw fit to sum up his life in this final blazing act.
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"The city is setting a blazing example," said Michelle Kinman, a clean energy advocate with Environment California.
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Watch it below, and read our 15 blazing hot takes on the previous single, "Burn the Witch."
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Gotham has all its guns blazing as it tries to tailor-make a neighborhood within an apartment building.
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You pop it into an available M2200 slot on your computer's motherboard and boom—new blazing fast storage.
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The artists at Surface are blazing the same trail using immersive light installation, performance, sculpture, and interactive media.
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Even on the coldest winter day, you can still bring the heat with this blazing fiery eye look.
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Cogobuy Blazing May- Revenue and net Allegations are Has dropped 49 Research 22 profit levels biased, pct. challenged.
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An umbrella was even held to protect the whale from the blazing sun above, according to Sky News .
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It's possible Rose had good intentions, but didn't think about the consequences of raw meat in blazing temperatures.
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It's just one of 423 currently blazing across the state that have left at least seven people dead.
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And she no longer has to work outdoors all day in the blazing sun and torrential monsoon rain.
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Kraus is uncompromising now, which means in a few months, he'll be a blazing pit of stubborn idiocy.
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Industry groups came out with guns blazing yesterday against President Trump's executive order on price transparency for hospitals.
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The Griffith observatory additionally confirmed that the this blazing ball was likely a piece of descending space junk.
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They're going to come in guns blazing because it automatically challenges all of their core beliefs and experiences.
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Each round was intense and occasionally explosive as teams met each other with guns blazing on the bombsites.
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So you should get blazing speeds on those whether they're used for e-GPUs or storage or displays.
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The fuel caught fire from the lightning strike and the floodwaters swept the blazing fuel into the village.
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Armie Hammer, he of the blazing-blue eyes and the toddling film career, has always been business savvy.
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The last time it happened was in 2006, so def tune in for this blazing hot celestial action.
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ET, the entry, descent and landing phase began, and InSight came blazing into the atmosphere at 12,300 mph.
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They admire the blazing landscape and marvel at the huge, glowing clouds, the color of pomegranates in October.
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Willy Wonka will play at 5:00PM in each location, while Blazing Saddles will begin at 7:30PM.
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Wildfires blazing across North America and Australia, heatwaves scorching Europe and Asia, cyclones ravaging Africa and the Caribbean.
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Appleyard's secret history and giving Miranda a clear motivation for fleeing, the show becomes a blazing feminist allegory.
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From a ground-level perspective, blazing wildfires and different varieties of storm are terrifying displays of nature's might.
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Scores of conflagarations are blazing across the United States in the midst of an unusually active wildfire season.
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As if on cue, several Shakopee Police Department patrol cars rolled up to intercept them, misery lights blazing.
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Blazing trails But that may not have happened had Korpi not pushed the door open that first season.
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The biggest blunder belonged to Woods, his red shirt blazing against the yellow grass of dry Scottish summer.
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The Zika virus has been spreading across dozens of major countries, blazing a trail of tragedies and fear.
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"The central bank came out all guns blazing," said Craig Erlam, senior market analyst at currency trader OANDA.
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Bella Hadid, Kendall Jenner and Hailey Baldwin were blazing hot Saturday night at a Cannes Film Festival party.
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Occasionally, I spotted Nusra members hunched in a vehicle; though it was blazing hot, they hid behind balaclavas.
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Left without anywhere to go, Jack placed the blazing coal in a turnip to use as a lantern.
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He hasn't forged a new personality for the campaign, hasn't outfitted himself specially for the blazing of trails.
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Here's one answer: She can lay claim to blazing trails in a way that many of them can't.
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These glowing glass cases achieve a bright, blazing unity of natural and unnatural, laced with an exquisite poison.
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There's a final guns-blazing shootout, and the town is saved, though not everyone makes it out alive.
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There is also a lot of conflict: verbal sparring, blazing guns, martial arts mayhem, fistfights, and psychological battles.
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Speaking of Burning Man, there was a blazing fire pit every night, which fostered the resort's "community" theme.
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Hundreds of bush fires are blazing across Australia's center, in winter, partly because of a record-breaking drought.
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California wildfires are still blazing out of control, and the death toll has risen to at least 44.
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The 70-year-old is frequently seen at the marches, in the pouring rain or blazing summer heat.
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Pockets of fire were still blazing on Thursday morning, more than 24 hours after the fire broke out.
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Freds' Chicken Salad With Balsamic Dressing Cold and crunchy, assembled salads are the obvious choice for blazing days.
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Synopsis: The lives of three women intersect in small-town America, where each is imperfectly blazing a trail.
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After blazing through northern Iraq, Islamic State took hundreds of women from the Yazidi minority as sex slaves.
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He stormed in with all guns blazing, without the appearance of a systemic and educated decision-making process.
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The novel has all the fuel for a blazing thriller, and twists aplenty, but the spark never ignites.
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"They wrote comedy with all barrels blazing, especially Albert," Ms. Weaver said in a telephone interview on Wednesday.
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Last week, Sasha took the revenge baton from Rosita and ran it into the Savior stronghold, guns blazing.
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In a tunnel lined with blazing white lights, workers can look for tiny imperfections in the finished product.
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He's quick to meet attackers off the line, has blazing-fast reflexes, and consistently makes impossible-looking saves.
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But in this area in particular, you can't say, guns blazing, 'We're going to take away all guns.
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But the area on the outskirts of capital city Santiago is blazing a trail in recycling its waste.
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On that issue, Trump wasn't blazing a new populist path but rather signing onto a long-held Republican goal.
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The blazing shade highlights her poreless complexion, enhances her soft, feathered brows, and makes her pale blue eyes pop.
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Palette announced that Pink Pistols and Operation Blazing Swords were merging operations, and that she'd be taking the helm.
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Zétéo presents a dreamscape of supple ink paintings with traditional Chinese artifacts like blazing red fans and paper blossoms.
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Justify fans -- and bettors -- are hoping the horse with a blazing white forehead will take home the Triple Crown.
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Video posted to social media shows fires blazing with smoke billowing toward the sky amid a heavy police presence.
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" Ferson said a moderate attack on Sanders likely wouldn't stick to him, anyway: "What's that line from Blazing Saddles?
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You deal with it — you schlep your stuff up a mountain and work all day in the blazing sun.
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Grabner, with blazing speed, skated in on a breakaway and flipped the puck up and in with his backhand.
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He was so close to being done for the night; instead, he was left staring at a blazing flame.
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The speeds are blazing fast, and they replace outdated payphones with gleaming silver obelisks of our internet-connected future.
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Anger "is like a blazing flame that burns up our self-control," the Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh wrote.
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We knew that we were kind of blazing new ground and that there hadn't been a representation like this.
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First, it was the blazing pink dress she wore to sister Kylie Jenner's 21st birthday bash in West Hollywood.
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The extraordinary final portraits of his gardener, Vallier, in both dark interior and blazing sunlight, confirm Cézanne's ultimate achievement.
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STEPPING into the airy Royal Courts of Justice in central London provides immediate respite from the blazing summer sun.
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The NASA satellite map of the world at night shows blazing networks of light across North America and Europe.
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Why could Simpson look around the low-income housing projects of Potrero Hill and see a blazing way out?
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Just outside the starting cave there's a little campfire blazing beneath a rock outcropping — the same one I scaled.
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Roberto Luongo – Luongo is the Howie Morenz of funny hockey players, blazing the trail for the generations to come.
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Swedish media have shown dramatic footage of blazing forests, helicopters dropping water and firefighters trying to put out flames.
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You can go in guns blazing, or you can sneak around and take out enemies like a silent ninja.
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"I was cheering for them," said Thana Zelide, 19, wearing a green bikini top in the blazing Rio sun.
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The company describes its eponymous product as "the email app that's simple, beautiful & blazing fast," and I wholeheartedly agree.
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He left behind a cloud over Fox News, an ongoing Federal investigation, and an admittedly blazing trail of achievements.
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Llewellyn describes the thunderous explosions rolling along the shore as every ship in the Allied fleet was blazing away.
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The analogy isn't quite perfect, though: at least Blazing Saddles' wild, fourth-wall shattering finale through the Warner Bros.
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Williams said Osaka responded graciously, thanking Williams for standing up for herself and telling her to continue blazing trails.
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If you want to smoke, the law will allow for outdoor blazing sections, if they adhere to specific guidelines.
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They struggled to ride on top of freight trains carrying scrap metal in the blazing sun and frigid nights.
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I told myself what doesn't kill you makes you stronger; that I was blazing a trail for other women.
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But then the sun rose blazing this morning, and the D.N.C. awoke with a bad case of the Mondays.
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And yet these people still work, in the blazing heat, for little or next to nothing for wealthy landowners.
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It's a virtuoso stretch of writing, rendered with a blue-flame intensity, blazing and tactile and full of life.
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The streets are as safe as ever, and unexpected amenities keep coming, like blazing-fast public Wi-Fi kiosks.
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"The photos represent what today in America feels like—broken, guns blazing, being choked up, shame," Gray tells Creators.
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Yet, by February 28, the Iraqi occupation of Kuwait was over, leaving blazing oil wells as its principal legacy.
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Over the ensuing years the collaboration continued, with Wilder standing out in films like Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein.
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Projected onto blazing white paper, these silent shadow plays show Chareau furniture being used by actors — all in silhouette.
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There were 18 wildfires blazing in California recently, two of which rank among the biggest in the state's history.
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It operates 24 hours a day, its lights blazing and towering stacks steaming even in the dead of night.
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Ok, you can go into situations guns blazing, but the limited ammo and mana support a more careful playstyle.
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"I want to thank you all for your trail-blazing performances you have given over your career," Kidman said.
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Fires were still blazing in the open kitchen, where Ms. Bloomfield was cooking in a blue shirt and apron.
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Despite coming under fire from the public lately, Babylon seems to be blazing forward with its global expansion efforts.
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Maureen Dowd WASHINGTON — Would the war against preying on women be blazing so fiercely had Hillary Clinton been elected?
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He was still blazing with fever, and the doctor sent him to Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston.
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A huge, bright, blazing flash that sends a boozy warmth rushing through her body, right down to her toes.
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It felt predictable, all its supposed edginess rooted in style and shock and wrapped around Joaquin Phoenix's blazing talent.
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And both have run into great trouble because of their guns-blazing styles, in Gawker's case, fatally (if wrongfully).
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There is a blazing light at the center of the interplanetary romance "Passengers," and its name is Jennifer Lawrence.
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They burst out of the cabin, leaving the door wide open to the blazing light, which hurt my eyes.
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They are not pristine WeWorks with blazing fast internet connections and an army of Geek Squad workers on call.
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In honor of Mr. Coulter's son and daughter-in-law, please enjoy this song from "Blazing Saddles": Your thoughts?
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MSI also had a pair of gaming laptops with blazing-fast 300Hz displays for gaming and beefy 99.9Wh batteries.
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If the GOP goes ahead under those circumstances the nomination could enflame the nation's blazing political culture even more.
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The majority of the forest is in Brazil, where a massive increase in blazing fires has caused international concern.
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Consumers will enjoy blazing-fast connections on mobile devices that allow whole films to be downloaded in an instant.
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The story, which had the headline "Two Wives, Blazing Punches and — the Cops," was the tip of the iceberg.
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That roughly describes some classic films, including everything from Blazing Saddles to less obvious examples like Bringing Up Baby.
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It's easy to go blazing out with guns firing, but then you have to kind of keep it up.
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As the golfers finished their rounds, they retired to the clubhouse restaurant for lunch and cocktails near a blazing fireplace.
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M. convinces me that, even though the sun is blazing, we should rent a boat and paddle around the canal.
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It synthesizes multiple strands of history but stops short of the blazing party music Lambert has recorded on her own.
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These dramatic pictures show the moment police officers broke into a âblazing hotâ car to free two sweltering dogs.
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A prison warden looked on with a rifle slung over his shoulder and holding an umbrella for the blazing sun.
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She manages to kill the giant in a moment of blazing glory (+1353), but she dies gruesomely in the process.
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Another major fire was blazing in the northern part of the country in Guarda, with four aircraft combating the flames.
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His wicked grin, lit up by the blazing fire around the three of them, was the picture of pure evil.
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So if you're really worried about getting the most blazing-fast S7, an import my be the way to go.
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"That led to 'The Producers' and 'Blazing Saddles' and 'Young Frankenstein,' because I was miscast in a play," Wilder said.
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Without thinking, the father of three rushed past the firefighters and straight into the blazing home to rescue his dog.
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Wandee, who still lives in her old house, wants to continue blazing a trail even though she is nearing 60.
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Verizon and Motorola are marketing the Z3 as a device that will eventually be capable of blazing-fast 63G speeds.
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To get at them, huge volumes of rock are crushed, then subjected to physical separation, caustic acids, and blazing heat.
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Which is a shame because Optane offers blazing storage speeds and the ability to improve traditional SSDs using Optane Memory.
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The Pinball game cleverly uses the mouse as the ball (you can see it blazing by just right of center).
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For its second-round campaign, Beehive hopes to illustrate three more works: Peter Pan, Crime & Punishment, and The Blazing World.
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Andromeda's story may be about blazing a trail into an entirely new galaxy, but it feels slimmed down by comparison.
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Seconds later, as Rosen is supposed to drop the blazing sauce into his mouth, things take a much darker turn.
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"This guns blazing raid ... is exactly why my city should refuse to comply with ICE, under all circumstances," he said.
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Teachers and volunteers linked to the cemaat fanned out across the globe, blazing a path for Turkish contractors and diplomats.
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The pupils were so wide that the red barely ringed them, two blazing eclipses held afire inside a bird's skull.
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They were strategic bets that invested in Trump's strengths and capitalized on his celebrity blazing a unique path to victory.
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Compared with blazing a trail for their sex in a patriarchal country, they thought that the lesser of two evils.
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HARTFORD Back in the Saddle Again: Screening of "Blazing Saddles" (1974), and Q. and A. with the director, Mel Brooks.
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But when he returned home several hours later, his son was pale and blazing hot, limp in his wife's arms.
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We headed into the main town of Sant Francesc Xavier for wine, pasta and a respite from the blazing sun.
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Wildfires are blazing through the Amazon rainforest in record numbers, burning through a tropical forest vital to countering climate change
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It's what you'd expect from a bombastic action movie, video game or not: break out of the prison, guns blazing.
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It's ominous, it's heavy, stepping back and blazing back in with a powerful guitar and drumming that will enchant you.
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But losing, dying, and restarting is all part of the process—rushing in, guns blazing, will always result in disappointment.
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Feelings could run hot, then cold, then blazing again, and the green-eyed monster could make unceremonious cameos all month.
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Beauty ends the opera not triumphantly embracing the blazing light of heaven, but quietly slitting her wrists, another youthful martyr.
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For all of Westworld's blazing gun battles and violent misdeeds, it's been easy to think that none of it matters.
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Played with blazing desperation by Gilles Geary, the doomed man gasps out a last-minute promise to haunt his assassins.
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Mr. Skelton and Ms. Westbroek were bright stars in a cast led by the blazing soprano Christine Goerke as Brünnhilde.
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Our wonderful future V.P. Mike Pence was harassed last night at the theater by the cast of Hamilton, cameras blazing.
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Satanic fury returns and crests into a shattering climax that Mr. Noseda drove to a pitch of blazing, demonic fervor.
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The plot of "The Juniper Tree" touches blazing questions about stepfamilies, children's survival, parental damage, male charisma and female surrender.
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Thus, it makes sense that it mostly works as a guns-blazing, zombie-ridden riff on the Mad Max films.
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The Big Four are doing much of the hard work of blazing a trail through the difficult ed-tech terrain.
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The blazing fast start to his career was slowed last season by an ankle injury in October that required surgery.
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Blue lounge chairs rested around the edge of the pool under white umbrellas that offered relief from the blazing sun.
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There are going to be so many opportunities — everything under the sun will be guns blazing to take out Trump.
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Video footage on state television showed two blazing wrecks: the car crushed beyond recognition and the truck gutted by flames.
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A new blazing and blustery adaptation of "King Lear" looks and moves like a contemporary prestige drama, writes Margaret Lyons.
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I got in shape, but it felt like having to hit dozens of deadlines a minute under a blazing sun.
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High temperatures and strong winds, combined with the long drought and low moisture in the soil, have kept fires blazing.
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"Disney is approaching streaming offerings with 'guns blazing,' looking to take share and quickly ramp up subscriber growth," Cucinello said.
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Then there's Helen, who barrels with all guns blazing down the trail she has been forging of prioritizing Helen first.
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Didn't we see the potbellied kids eating watermelon under the blazing sun, and only metres from the house of government?
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Eric Pardinho's blazing fastball has brought scouts to this city 50 miles west of São Paulo in soccer-mad Brazil.
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The Netgear Nighthawk Pro XR500 offers blazing speed and all the gaming optimization essentials you need for a fair price.
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The bushfires blazing across parts of Australia&aposs east coast have claimed lives, destroyed homes and killed millions of animals.
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The fires are blazing ferociously along Australia's eastern coast, as well as South Australia, Tasmania and parts of Western Australia.
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He ignored the professor's advice and today, at 94, has just set the tech industry abuzz with his blazing creativity.
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Jay drives a 1914 Christie Front Drive fire tractor to the scene of a blazing fire to save the day!
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Op-Ed Contributor LOS ANGELES — When President Trump retreats from a fight, he tends to do so with guns blazing.
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The ACLU is blazing the way in helping support everyone from detained immigrants to trans people turned away from bathrooms.
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Not yet in the throes of the blazing, ringing pain I'm certain waits for me in the unrolling days ahead.
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Lillard was snubbed from last weekend's All-Star game, and he's been on a blazing rampage through the league since.
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I felt as if I sped through this puzzle, although I came nowhere near that blazing speed (I definitely can't).
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And the alkali mariposa lily and ash meadows blazing star are among the plants that grow only along this river.
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She arms her women with blazing rockets, missiles, and even lasers, preparing them for a battle against the patriarchal powers.
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But on Friday, she acknowledged that wasn't going to happen — although she still went after Kemp in a blazing speech.
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And in Vermont, Democratic candidate Christine Hallquist is blazing a trail as the first transgender major-party nominee for governor.
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Two orange squares in the top left and right quadrants suggest blazing fires up close or demonic eyes from afar.
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Apparently the hunt's still on 30 years later, since a ship bursts in with guns blazing in the next shot.
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Should you embrace the weather and let whatever texture you naturally have shine regardless of humidity or blazing 90 degree heat?
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Alice Elizabeth Hagler was looking forward to a family trip when the blazing inferno hit her house and took her life.
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Jennifer Lopez came out all guns blazing for the debut of her "All I Have" residency in Las Vegas on Wednesday.
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The palace doors are emblazoned with two golden Rs, and the temptation to burst through them is blazing in my soul.
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The SSD (solid-state drive) portable and compact storage drive is lightweight at only 23 ounces, while it's also blazing fast.
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Though no fatalities were reported, the blazing inferno completely leveled the launchpad at Site 110 of the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
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Earlier this month, thick acrid clouds blanketed the capital Ulaanbaatar as winds blew smoke from the wildfires blazing in the north.
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China's guns are out and blazing against Australia, in the latest op-ed posted by state media vehicle the Global Times.
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Caroline: That also speaks to the show (uncharacteristically) blazing straight through from the season three finale to the season four premiere.
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Her performance as a Manhattan woman blazing her own path as a standup comedian is a major surprise, and a delight.
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Thankfully, there are plenty of artists blazing a path for the newbies following in their footsteps, including the seven notables, ahead.
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In Ms. Charles's blazing solo, these unstable tremors came to be amplified into the violent, shuddering sobs of a terrified being.
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China, an early adopter of the abacus, is, after a long period of dormancy, once again blazing a trail in finance.
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She'd return home with welts beneath her toes and heels from the blazing-hot sidewalk, along with a severely sunburnt face.
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He deludes you into believing he carries no concern, deludes you into thinking he doesn't have that blazing fire his belly.
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The company's office building is a big, imposing, glass structure that is rather nondescript save for the blazing purple company sign.
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Quite a few of them took to Twitter to raise the alarm and post pictures and videos of the blazing birds.
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Sometimes I'd go in guns blazing, but mostly, I'd sneak around, dispatching enemies with silencers, hacking terminals, and ghosting around corners.
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And thankfully, whether or not you choose to order one on this blazing hot August day is a matter of choice.
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New Yorkers on the subway are kicking off their weekends dealing with long delays to go with the blazing hot temperatures.
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And there he is again, standing in the middle of a blazing wildfire while he marinates a giant hunk of steak.
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" Partner Farber couldn&apost have been more proud of Harding&aposs memorable freestyle, telling reporters that she "came out guns blazing.
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And the DOJ could find that, having gone all guns blazing into marginal cases, it has less powder for egregious ones.
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Also, while my Digital Ocean box is a lot slower than my MacBook Pro, it has a blazing-fast internet connection.
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The company's office building is a big, imposing,glass structure that is rather nondescript save for the blazing purple company sign.
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Like Hendrix, he employs an unconventional and fearsome array of techniques as dreamlike passages give way to blazing and virtuosic solos.
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Helicopters dumped water on the fires blazing across hills some 203 km (50 miles) inland from the coastal town of Tarragona.
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Go deeper: Blistering Australian heat is breaking records and killing wildlife Blazing heat waves blast Australia as all-time records fall
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We already know the tough Clinton, who won points for her blazing speech against Trump's mobilization of the alt-right movement.
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Kint amazes her handlers by blazing through a training montage of mind-freeing exercises, like learning to breathe under simulated water.
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Gaga shed her blazing pink Brandon Maxwell gown on the red carpet to reveal a strapless black gown by the designer.
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The images also take inspiration from the 1666 novel The Blazing World by Margaret Cavendish, who was the Duchess of Newcastle.
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While Floyd showcased blazing speed and quick footwork, Conor's training video was more focused on power shots ... particularly, a punishing uppercut.
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Now, this newly discovered electron beam, acting as an antenna, may solve the problem by cutting through the blazing heat shield.
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Most of the trail-blazing financial advisors who hung out their shingles in the 1980s and '90s have remained solo practitioners.
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"This review is about how Tuft and Needle is blazing a trail to retail utopia," one particularly enthusiastic refund recipient wrote.
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It also offers a blazing fast 165Hz refresh rate to bring you the smoothest images for your next Apex Legends match.
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The blazing sun of Antibes, the Mediterranean city where Diouana's employers live, gives their high-rise apartment an almost hallucinatory quality.
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Yet despite his blazing intuitions and his sense of the darker repercussions of technological progress, Wells is now an unfashionable figure.
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The leaves were blazing and falling as he walked to the house; they'd already filled the ruts his truck had made.
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Outside the spring sun is blazing, only hours after Voigt performed his beat-free abstract composition "Rückverzauberung" live at Kraftwerk Berlin.
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Those were the blazing moments of sincerity; otherwise it was more important to her that everything was good rather than real.
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And as the blacksmiths explain, their blazing sword build is neither a prop nor a functional sword but something halfway between.
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A mother in Paradise, California, never imagined her pregnancy would end with a mad dash to safety through California's blazing wildfires.
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If the spacecraft did crash, it's unclear whether it tumbled to the surface, rockets blazing, or simply went dead and fell.
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Well, it's investors who continue to harvest profits, with the market off to another blazing start as summer turned to fall.
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"Terrazas noted temperatures in the area were a blazing 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius), which was their "number one concern.
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HONG KONG — The Apple iPhone transformed the technology industry by popularizing the smartphone and blazing a path to a mobile future.
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The looks ahead prove that when the music is lit and the sun is blazing, personal style reaches entirely new heights.
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This field of mirrors harnesses and concentrates the blazing Nevada sunshine, directing it precisely towards the top of the central tower.
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I've just arrived to Muravera on Sardinia's southeast coast, and the sun is blazing down even on this early April morning.
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"I'm WILLING to be in love!" the protein-packed Chad yells, blazing his way onto the scene for real this time.
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This classic set from Essential Mix's inaugural year goes from grinding industrial to bubbling acid house and blazing 303-driven techno.
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And other Swiss-based startups are following the trail MindMaze is blazing with the development of their own, unique, VR technologies.
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By blazing trails at the Grand Canyon through the Civilian Conservation Corps, building the Hoover Dam, and electrifying the Tennessee Valley.
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President Trump and his fellow billionaire cabinet members reveal their plutocrat values in blazing color with this outrageous and indefensible proposal.
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But once the music stopped at 9:2250 and the blazing sun dipped behind the Jersey City skyline, the magic began.
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That means planting palm trees, experimenting with grass and developing stadiums that keep fans and players cool in the blazing heat.
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He said the shutdown will cause problems like suicides, and complained that the economy had been blazing before the virus hit.
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By Tuesday, the once ubiquitous green, red and white Kurdish flag with a blazing yellow sun had vanished from the streets.
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Warm up by dipping into one of these books — set in blazing hot summers, during heat waves, even in the desert.
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On a March day, the facade shone gold and then blazing white as the sun slipped into the blank blue sky.
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Walking out on a patio at the Research and Development building, the blazing sun was contributing to an unbearable heat index.
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Blazing worldwide after opening here in 1836, it was the first title to be put on by this company 1,000 times.
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Today Burch is blazing a new trail: creating new norms for women in business by shattering stereotypes and confronting gender bias.
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In Ms. Parks's telling, Venus comes to be perceived as both the shadowy nadir and blazing ideal of men's erotic longings.
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Until his debut, Solano, 22, carried out all his training for the championships on wheels under the blazing South American sun.
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Stepping outside in Houston's blazing sunlight, I open an umbrella to protect myself from sunburn as I wait for the bus.
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Contract workers, rent regulations, college athletes: Are sweeping new regulations in California blazing a path for the rest of the country?
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"As a kid, I was very into speedcubing," he says, referencing the practice of solving the Rubik's cube at blazing speed.
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Here on Highway E-5, they have finally reached some flat farmland, but now have to walk in the blazing sun.
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Ms. Rei's declamations capture its pride and its lament, while the guitarist Marc Ribot builds a blazing, dystopian billow around her.
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The Trump administration has come out guns blazing to try and get the UK to freeze out Chinese tech giant Huawei.
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Another planned target for early in the mission is WASP-18b, a blazing hot Jupiter with an atmosphere, according to NASA.
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But it demonstrated that — in Mel Brooks's words from "Blazing Saddles" — he can still get a harrumph out of that guy.
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"We don&apost go out with guns blazing, because we don&apost ever want those guns pointed toward us," says Suzy.
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After about a year or so of track improvements, that time is set to be cut to a blazing 90 minutes.
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When she brings blazing intensity and vocal splendor to Aida, Lady Macbeth and Turandot, it's perhaps unfair to ask for more.
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Five others escaped the blazing bus in the region of Aktobe and are receiving medical treatment, said emergency official Ruslan Imankulov.
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And until they all get out of the path of the fires, she's not safe from Mother Nature's blazing wrath either.
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But either way, she's blazing the trail for ordinary people to become engaged in the political process, including running for office.
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We often whiz through these quizzes at a blazing pace because, in a simulation exercise, we know exactly who we are.
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Several pickup trucks were parked close together, next to a recently built hut with a blazing fire pit in the middle.
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Their relationship has evolved into something more of a friendship, though, and they occasionally perform together in blazing two-piano recitals.
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Destruction surrounded them, as did the stench of decaying bodies of Islamic State fighters, left to rot in the blazing sun.
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The VanderGast sisters were admiring the turtles paddling through the Lake in Central Park under a blazing sun the other afternoon.
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Eventually, a team of tile setters spent 22016 days in the blazing Texas sun fitting the giant piece into the ground.
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The Camp Fire is blazing through a swath of Northern California, and has so far burned through more than 20,000 acres.
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On Tuesday, social media was filled with photos of blazing red skies and people fleeing to beaches between Sydney and Melbourne.
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The drone, small and covered in sensors, demolished the competition, blazing through the course twice as fast as its nearest competitor.
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They then to return to their village and tell their parents, who storm back guns-a-blazing to capture the witch.
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Works like the CIFF Storyforms are blazing a new trail in storytelling and art, and we'd do well to pay attention.
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Her painting "The Blazing World" (2019) is titled after English writer Margaret Cavendish's utopian 1666 novel The Description of a New World, Called the Blazing-World, and each of Essenhigh's paintings is accompanied by a short narrative locating the work in an imagined future history, describing the scenes and activities as an anthropologist or historian might.
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When humans optimize into something out of a sci-fi flick, you can thank these reckless pioneers for blazing our enhanced future.
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That includes Hari Nef, the model, actress, and trans activist who's blazing trails left and right in the beauty and fashion space.
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Because once you've watched Johnson storm the Vogue offices, Miranda Kerr impression blazing, it's impossible to see anyone but a total original.
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Grande has not only become a record holder, but she is blazing a trail for more artists to come up behind her.
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Though Jason was able to unhitch his truck from the blazing trailer, the vehicle itself sustained damage as well, the Journal reports.
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It's peak summer in Australia right now, and despite the blazing heat, there's plenty of people who'd rather play video games inside.
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The Carr Fire is among 17 major fires blazing in California with more than 200,000 acres burning, the National Park Service said.
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Most notably, it brings the series back to what made it so popular in the first place: blazing-fast side-scrolling action.
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The robber standing guard radioed his comrades to let them know cops had arrived, and the crew exited the bank, guns blazing.
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Tanaka will display Targets and Evaporation Materials, Bonding Wires, Plating Solutions, Ag Adhesives, UV Cure Material, AuRofuse, Blazing Materials, Medical Semiconductor Materials.
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If it ever happened, intervention by the Chinese army would not necessarily be in the form of tanks and blazing machine-guns.
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But women have the power to change the narrative — and a number of amazing role models are blazing the path before us.
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Big, blazing fireworks displays full of color and sparkle exploded in clear skies over the nation's capital during portions of the broadcast.
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On the muddy ground, a fire of wooden crates is blazing, and bags of croissants are piled up on a camping table.
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"Our wonderful future V.P. Mike Pence was harassed last night at the theater by the cast of Hamilton, cameras blazing," Trump tweeted.
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Images showed vehicles blazing as a crowd threw fireworks and petrol bombs during the night of rioting, one day before Good Friday.
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The Clippers shot a blazing 212.3 percent (21983 of 183), including 218 of 210 from 215-point range, to decide the game.
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Elsewhere, you'll find side-scrolling shooters like Metal Slug 2403 through 3, along with shmups like Blazing Star and Twinkle Star Sprites.
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He went in guns blazing from the right, hitting unions, that sort of thing, but when that didn't fly, he backed off.
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Two terrestrial based programs—no nifty drones needed—hope to technically leapfrog fiber with throughput speeds maxing out at a blazing 973Gbps.
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For starters, the auto-brightness feature rarely ramps the brightness all the way up, unless you are sitting on a blazing beach.
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In a candid photo posted on Rogen's Twitter page in honor of 22017, the trio were seen rolling blunt and blazing up.
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We decided to stick to tradition rather than take a cue from someone like Williamson, who was proudly blazing a different path.
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But his explanations yet again appeared to undercut the efforts of his own team to put out a blazing public relations crisis.
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The Miami real-estate market, already blazing hot before the storm, will feed off of the temporary disruption and heat up further.
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Plus, you can browse with blazing speeds anywhere, totally securely with military-grade AES-256-GCM encryption and IKEv2 and OpenVPN protocols.
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Announced today onstage at the I/O developer conference, Duo is a dead-simple and blazing fast way to start video chats.
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The dominant shade is green-screen green; the field hockey pitch is a blazing blue; runners are shod in highlighter-coloured shoes.
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The blazing fires of revolution can easily be watered down to embers and lost lives can go unfound when history is mishandled.
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The pace of departures accelerated this week as intensifying violence turned campuses into nightmarish scenes of blazing petrol bombs and swirling teargas.
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The recent trade deal with Japan may point the way, perhaps blazing a trail for India, South Korea and Latin American countries.
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The fires were blazing in the ethnically mixed Rathedaung township, where populations of Rohingya Muslims and Rakhine Buddhists live side by side.
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An international team of astrophysicists has discovered the brightest supernova yet, briefly blazing fifty times brighter than the entire Milky Way galaxy.
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" Trump later tweeted: "Our wonderful V.P. Mike Pence was harassed last night at the theater by the cast of Hamilton, cameras blazing.
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That's not terrible, necessarily, but is far slower than countries like the United Kingdom (a blazing 26 Mbps) and Germany (24.1 Mbps).
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It's the path Draw the Lines PA is blazing, one any state can emulate: For a change, try trusting We, the People.
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Around noon, when it is blazing, there will be little need for energy from nuclear reactors, or even from gas or coal.
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Madeline Kahn, whose performance as the chanteuse Lili Von Shtupp had been a highlight of "Blazing Saddles," played the doctor's socialite fiancée.
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Heading into the weekend, he had blown two leads but had mostly overpowered opposing hitters and energized crowds with his blazing fastball.
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In a flood of blazing color, the Metropolitan Opera House stage erupts in a style at once storybook naïve and neoprimitivist-modernist.
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The last transit was in 2016; NASA satellites recorded footage (below) of the tiny planet crossing the blazing disk of the sun.
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But it is hard to know how Johnson could have helped against North Carolina's shooters, who came out blazing from far away.
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Songs have been written about the province's "spicy girls," who were praised, and sometimes feared, for their blazing spirit, enthusiasm, and independence.
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That blazing of the trail can be interpreted as a greater achievement than that of those who traverse the newly paved ground.
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" Parul Sehgal in the New York Times said of it: "It's a wild thing, this book, covered in sequins and scales, blazing.
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Regular attendees either had to bring their own food, or stand in long lines for several food trucks in the blazing sun.
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Yes, the sun is blazing, but if it's any relief, know that Earth will reach the outermost point on its orbit today.
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Sale came out blazing, but faded, and it really was not enough for Boston as he allowed three runs in four innings.
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Franco and Isabel Pakzad hit up the Soho House Sunday in Malibu on a sunny day -- in fact, a blazing hot day.
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There are four candles on top of a bookshelf, and their flames seem to stretch into, yes, four long, straight, blazing lines.
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The electric proportions of the fractal universe collide in a pulsing video of symmetrical graphics, dripping with piercing whites and blazing oranges.
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The Met Orchestra concert ended with a radiant, sometimes blazing and excitingly impetuous performance of Ravel's "Daphnis et Chloé" Suite No. 2.
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In another exchange, again involving women at odds, Fonny's father (Michael Beach) slaps his wife (a blazing Aunjanue Ellis) to the floor.
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Her most well-known work is The Description of a New World, Called the Blazing-World, which she had published in 1666.
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"Blazing with self-righteous indignation toward others is often what people use to hide their own sins in the shadows," Elnes said.
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I know it doesn't sound as flashy as parachuting in with guns blazing, but it will transform youth engaged in violent groups.
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As for the climactic battle, Isabel is the first to acknowledge it's not a guns-blazing showdown but a campaign of attrition.
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"If only I could grab the fire blazing through me and hold on to it long enough to roar back," he writes.
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Swinging from one concert to the next brought on a kind of ecstasy: a blazing musical high fired by old-downtown decadence.
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He used his blazing speed to gain the puck and slipped it into the cage for his fifth goal of the season.
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That's why Pat Brown and Uma Valeti are each blazing their own path to eliminating the livestock business as we know it.
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You'll get unlimited data and bandwidth on unlimited devices, meaning everyone can browse or stream at the same time with blazing speeds.
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Mr Thiam had an acrimonious relationship with Mr Khan; the pair reportedly had a blazing row at a cocktail party in January.
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This woman — on the prowl and on the dole in the Splott district of Cardiff — is a blazing life force, for sure.
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Despite the 's blazing record run this year, strategist Julian Emanuel is worried that the steep ascent could derail the bull run.
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Tesla's Shanghai Gigafactory started producing cars in late November, after the company built its facility there in a blazing 168 working days.
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Vonn said Pyeongchang was her last Olympics, and she approached the games with a "might as well go out guns blazing" mentality.
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Eyes blazing as he peered into a cheering audience, King almost seemed to be on the verge of tears near the end.
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At this point, he abandoned color, distilling his feelings into single blazing white shapes — meticulously rounded and textured — on smoother black backgrounds.
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And when he slips into this unruly hyper-tenor mode, you often don't mind because he also delivers blazing sound and passion.
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The same is true for Michael Longhurst's blazing interpretation of Tony Kushner and Jeanine Tesori's "Caroline, or Change" at the Playhouse Theater.
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After 13 years of occasional social blazing, the excruciating pain of a prolapsed disc in his lower back warranted an OxyContin prescription.
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Cavallari, who made a rather infamous reputation for herself when she came in, guns blazing, to replace Lauren Conrad back in season 5.
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My daughter awoke this morning bleary-eyed, her tiny body blazing, a twisted internalization of the chaos our world had been plunged into.
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With the sun blazing into your true love zone for a month on the 21st, getting a "yes" will almost be too easy.
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" Wilder tells PEOPLE, "I think we are kind of coming out guns blazing and I'm really thrilled about how it's all shaping up.
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The Sartorialist (21991)This trail-blazing fashion blog was among the first to use the internet to charge past the gate-keeping glossies.
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At the Missouri State Fair, a crowd of fourteen thousand had waited in the blazing heat on Sunday evening for "No-Show" Cash.
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A blood red sun, blazing through a massive, ominous cloud of smoke, hung above Los Angeles on Saturday, as ash rained down below.
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There have been young white women rappers just like her, who came out of the gates blazing, only to fail magnificently soon after.
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While I'm not sure exactly how 'exotic' their blazing hardcore is, I'm glad that #01 hints that there will be more to come.
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Though that's certainly not the reason for her promotion, she is setting an example and blazing a trail for future CEOs and executives.
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We never feel like he's a bad person that's just sort of blazing through every woman he knows in pursuit of something unattainable.
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Everytime Angus Young plays the blazing finger-tapping intro to "Thunderstruck," Mozart rises from his grave and makes love to a fighter jet.
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The $21080 XG14403 is a standard 21440-inch 2266p display, but has a blazing fast 2409Hz refresh rate with Nvidia G-sync technology.
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Brock has to come out, guns blazing, having found out about the plans and trying to stop innocent people from being killed. Right?
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George carries Pacers past Pistons INDIANAPOLIS — Paul George got blazing hot in the late going, and got even more heated as time expired.
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You could go in guns blazing and try to steal it, or earn the money necessary to buy it and avoid violence altogether.
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It will be tough to beat 2018's celebrations, but if this year's photos are any indication, 2019 better bring it — fireworks blazing.
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In 2014, Wilder appeared at a screening celebrating the 40th anniversary of his satirical comedy Blazing Saddles near his home in Stamford, Connecticut.
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And in a series of mouth-foaming tweets early this week, the President gave them permission to go -- guns blazing, no holds barred.
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We spoke to Riaz about the importance of the internet, his love of Studio Ghibli, and blazing the trail of Pakistani hand animation.
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Giroux tied the game at 1 at 2:34 of the third with a blazing wrist shot from the top of the slot.
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The video finds Swift, clad in a flowing blue dress, traveling through forests, scaling mountains, running with wolves and standing amid blazing trees.
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The first person to get a barbed wire tattoo on an upper arm could be seen as clever, inventive, unique and trail-blazing.
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Come September 2300, new bullet trains will be blazing their way across China at speeds of up to 2186 km/h (1683 mph).
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Otto Jakob exhibits in the High Jewellery section of the fair, alongside such global brands as Van Cleef & Arpels and its blazing diamonds.
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Max, like some demon elf with his springing curls and blazing blue eyes, seemed to spend the 1960s testing listeners to the limit.
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When the oven is cranked and the burners are blazing, my entire apartment quickly becomes a sweltering hotbox — even in the coolest months.
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The fire at the Intercontinental Terminals Company (ITC) facility in La Porte was extinguished after blazing for four days, from Sunday to Wednesday.
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While bittersweet, that also seems strangely fitting for him, as an artist whose refusal to settle meant he was forever blazing toward perfection.
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But "Earthgrazer" meteors, which skim Earth's atmosphere and showcase long, blazing tails, are visible earlier when the radiant is low above the horizon.
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African-Americans repurposed these materials because they had symbolic value as well in the form of Ezekiel's blazing chariot wheel, Dr. Pruitt said.
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Since their fairy tale wedding at a Napa Valley vineyard in 2014, López keeps the fire blazing with date nights and romantic getaways.
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Jim Jones, pastor of the Blazing Grace Church here, approached the lectern at City Hall, he was holding a copy of the Quran.
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Alongside long queues of mostly women and elderly people waiting in the blazing sun, groups of men stood around looking hungry and desperate.
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The Carr fire is just one of 22 fires blazing through California this weekend and was started by "mechanical failure of a vehicle."
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The rally ended and the younger Jorge Cruz, walked off the field to take a break from the blazing San Fernando Valley heat.
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We talk to people like JJ Johnson who are kind of blazing the new trail of what it means to be a chef.
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"I suddenly felt like I was this 250-foot-5-inch kid coming out of high school with the blazing arm," he says.
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In contrast, "Doom Eternal" throws you right into skull-smashing, guns-blazing action set to a rousing soundtrack, and hardly ever lets up.
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Thanks to the design, the shield will be able to withstand blazing temperatures of more than 1,100 degrees Fahrenheit (around 600 degrees Celsius).
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Not so easily quantified is how much Morenz's blazing talents helped solidify the N.H.L.'s early success, especially in brand-new American markets.
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Beowulf Boritt's set consists of four stools, a couple of keyboards, a bongo drum and a blazing neon icon of the show's logo.
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Evoking the coronas of blazing suns, the earflares would flank faces further graced with towering gold diadems and, most unfamiliarly, substantial nose ornaments.
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The Suns came out blazing against the Warriors, pouring in 214 first-quarter points while taking as much as a 211-point lead.
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A multi-image screen-print by the Lebanese artist Ali Cherri is a stop-time sequence of a body blazing like a torch.
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While most people take this approach when looking to become healthier, going gung-ho and all guns blazing is not the best way.
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The duets are better (especially one between Catherine Ellis Kirk and Marcella Lewis and another between Jeremy Neal and the blazing Tamisha Guy).
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After years of grinding battle, he has engaged in a guns-blazing war with President Obama during the president's final weeks in office.
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The camera cuts to Alex staring out at the blazing wildfires, a suggestion of the inferno that awaits us in the next episode.
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The gilets jaunes have come to represent a blazing, unfocussed rebuke of the inequalities created by the political class's negligent stewardship of globalization.
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I use "religious" in the common, and arbitrary, sense, meaning that I then discovered God, His saints and angels, and His blazing Hell.
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" In 2011, The Guardian described the comics as "a blazing world of the imagination and one of the triumphs of recent British fiction.
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The final Fall album saw Mr. Smith at his most punk: His vocals were guttural and aggressive, the guitars up front and blazing.
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Or an apocalyptically magnetized neutron star called a magnetar, blazing forth in a cloud within the blown-off remains of its former star.
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"She's an unbelievable talent, and her team is blazing a new trail for her program," Curry said after the Warriors' game on Wednesday.
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But, in the blazing heat, sitting at a rickety metal chair by a ferry terminal, I eat that sausage like a woman possessed.
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A limited-edition Ingo Maurer firefly lamp was another wink to the theme, as were the blazing red glass tiles lining the guest bathroom.
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His 2.79 ERA is solid, but Nicolino, who does not have a blazing fastball, needs to figure out a way to miss more bats.
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This latest finding fed an already blazing public dispute between the U.S. intelligence agencies and the president-elect over Russian interference in the election.
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Just recently, an interstellar asteroid called 'Ouamuamua came blazing through the Solar System, and it was the first interstellar traveler ever spotted by astronomers.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - Under a blazing sun in a Florida college parking lot, employees of the U.S. government's auto safety regulator, Toyota Motor Corp (217.
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AN ASTEROID TURNED INTO A BLAZING FIREBALL OVER AFRICA LAST WEEKEND 2018 LA was first detected by the Catalina Sky Survey near Tucson, Ariz.
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The actor was a frequent collaborator of Mel Brooks, and had starred in a string of iconic comedies including Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian rescuers searched on Friday for 30 people missing from the blazing wreckage of a ferry off the coast of Java island.
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Nick: It's not clear what Sasha really expected when she decided to lock Rosita out of the Saviors' compound and go in guns blazing.
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"I came out blazing with heavy artillery, for the queen of Democrats, my home girl, Hillary," the mayor rapped as Clinton appeared on stage.
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When the robbery yields only a few dollars, Tom remains undaunted, and "Band of Robbers" turns into a comedic treasure hunt with guns blazing.
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Second, while the company may no longer be blazing new ground with each product cycle, Tepper contends that Apple's core business still looks strong.
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REDDING, California — Three weeks ago, a blazing wildfire cut a twisting path through a subdivision here, destroying some homes completely and leaving others untouched.
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For some of us, that's meant blazing a career path outside of the traditional 9-5 space as a freelancer or small business owner.
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When asked about the Echo, Queiroz cited his CEO, Sundar Pichai, who credited Amazon for blazing the trail when Google introduced Home in May.
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The device is blazing fast, appears well-built, the screen is gorgeous, and the bezels on the top and sides are indeed barely there.
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Having all those episodes drop at once is great and all, but you end up blazing through them in the blink of an eye.
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Two wildfires blazing in California, known as the Mendocino Complex fire, became the largest recorded in state history on Monday, crossing a grim milestone.
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Blazing with the power of self-defense, Annalise writes to the attorney general seeking a grand jury investigation into the DA's conspiracy against her.
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Elon got high as the clouds with Joe Rogan, blazing it up on camera Thursday as they talked about Tesla's plans for an airplane.
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Cristiano Ronaldo has called in the big guns to increase his already blazing speed -- a guy nicknamed "King Feet" ... and the video is insane.
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Those collaborators' penchant for chilly melodies — versus blazing, smash-you-over-the-head hooks — meshes well with Perry's diary of reflection and self-enlightenment.
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Hey, when you've watched blazing fire dances, gone swimming in ancient cenotes, and shopped the local boutiques, you've definitely earned a shot (or three).
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The Grade Fire blazing across the northern edge of California briefly spun up a spectacularly odd phenomenon known as an "ash devil" on Thursday.
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Hardison, a volunteer firefighter, suffered severe burns that badly disfigured his face during a 27 search and rescue mission through a blazing house fire.
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The S7 Active has the same blazing fast Snapdragon 820 processor, 4GB of RAM, and tremendous 12-megapixel camera as its non-rugged sibling.
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Even in a small-sample size, with injuries elsewhere on the roster, the results were basically what you'd expect: Blazing offense and wretched defense.
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Plus, it's capable of blazing fast transfer speeds: up to 130 MB/second through its USB 3.1 connection, and 35 MB via Lightning port.
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Maybe, when she's feeling stressed, or overwhelmed by work, she'll think of this place: the clean air, the hills, the clouds blazing at sunset.
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Festivals could be in Los Angeles, in the blazing heat, while you watch Robert Plant and Sky Ferreira and St Vincent and Jon Hopkins.
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Before they came to Fort Lauderdale's blazing sun they had been in Traverse City, where the older girl remembered only cherries and frozen fingers.
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With their blazing fires, makeshift camps and festive tinsel, the occupied roundabouts have become places of muscular resistance and hubs of cheerful, defiant solidarity.
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And last week, Ratcliffe came out guns blazing against Mueller, accusing him of breaking Justice Department protocol while investigating Trump for obstruction of justice.
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I've always wanted to make a blazing pudding, like in "A Child's Christmas in Wales" by Dylan Thomas, or "A Christmas Carol" by Dickens.
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The biggest rally, in Washington, D.C., will be held under blazing sunshine and temperatures in the low to mid-90s, the weather service said.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders tried to put out the blazing controversy by saying Trump was grateful for a wonderful welcome in Britain.
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This time around, both planets are in bold and creative fire signs: Venus is touring Aries while Mars is blazing a trail through Sagittarius.
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Like you, Aries, all three are ambitious, daring, and have no problem blazing a trail when they don't see one in front of them.
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Peterson returned it 72 yards to the Carolina 22, and he might have gone all the way if not for Ted Ginn's blazing speed.
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The DEA chats amongst themselves about a big drug bust they're planning the next day, and Punisher stomps over in that night, guns blazing.
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Even without unloading music's biggest stars in the middle of the blazing hot desert, the 2016 Billboard Music Awards was bound to be hot.
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He completed SUPERHOT VR's 14 levels in a blazing 8 minutes 36 seconds, besting Gross, who is now in third place, by 13 seconds.
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As we slathered on sunscreen and gulped water in the blazing heat, we began to learn about the geological wonder we were descending into.
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The researchers believe that the dayside's blazing temperatures, which are hot enough to turn molecules into atoms and metal into vapor, create iron vapor.
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Books of The Times Joe Ide opens "Wrecked," the third book in his blazing IQ series, with the novelist's equivalent of a stun gun.
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In the blazing "Resurrection," Jesus doesn't so much rise as erupt from his tomb, aided by buff angels with wings of lacerating white stripes.
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Here Mr. Tetzlaff's unaccompanied playing comes near the end, in a blazing two-minute cadenza that shows virtually every aspect of his sensational technique.
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In October 2017, astronomers operating the Pan-STARRS1 telescope in Maui found a bizarre cigar-shaped rock blazing its way through our solar system.
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"We saw civilians on the ground, kids, soldiers, fire still blazing in the shop," Ahmed Himo, a local journalist, said by phone on Thursday.
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Perhaps it's an impossible task, but I doubt if any of these headstrong, blazing women would recognize their inner voices in her tepid sentences.
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HEINRICH Booth D10 There's something magical about William T. Williams's early 1970s "Diamond in a Box" paintings, hard-edged geometric patterns in blazing colors.
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The presiding deity here is the bodhisattva Maitreya, the Future Buddha, embodied in a blazing-gold late 18th- or early-19th-century copper sculpture.
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It's not yet clear what caused the warehouse fire, but vast wildfires have been blazing in Siberia for weeks, fueled by exceptionally hot weather.
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It may be a little odd that we have to do it crammed together under the blazing sun, but it is what it is.
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He's not exactly Michael Corleone looking for the revolver Tessio planted behind the old-fashioned toilet tank so he can come out guns blazing.
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Kosgei, 25, ran a blazing half-marathon at the Great North Run in September in northern England, where she finished in 1:04:28.
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Ivacy VPN: Lifetime Subscription + NAT Firewall Unblock geo-restricted content, stream at blazing speeds, and shut down hackers with this VPN and firewall combo.
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On the other hand, mmWave delivers blazing speeds to smaller coverage areas, but doesn't play too nicely with physical obstacles, like buildings or trees.
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In a spotless laboratory-cum-greenhouse, dozens of blazing red plants thrive under the attentive eyes of a few folks in pale blue coats.
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She had run a blazing half-marathon at the Great North Run in September in northern England, where she finished in 1:04:28.
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With temperatures nearing 100 degrees under a blazing sun, the African troops also practiced how to thwart roadside bombs and clear militant-infested buildings.
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The blazing intensity of her sister's mental illness consumed Helen's childhood, and serves as the focal point for her current reappraisal of family history.
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But they're just what's needed to hold people over until next year's expected 5G iPhone, with great cameras, blazing speed and long-lasting batteries.
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It's a huge, shiny brick of a phone, with blazing fast internal specs and a spider-eyed monstrosity of a camera on the back.
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Last September, many months after our trip, Hurricane Dorian would do just that, blazing a path of destruction across the Abacos and Grand Bahama.
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More than 80 percent of our patients arrive without sirens blazing, by walking in or after parking their cars with the valet out front.
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Instead of collecting the morning&aposs laundry, Miller carried wounded shipmates from the blazing battleship West Virginia after it was hit by enemy fire.
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Some firms, such as Asia-based Blazing Research, also solicit tips and will pay "handsomely" for useful information, it told Reuters in an email.
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The club has a decidedly Old World feel, with photographs of its curlers on the walls and a blazing fireplace off to one side.
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People write concise missives on the leaves, then affix them to the branches, and what Ms. Christopher calls the Thankful Tree takes blazing form.
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Maybe they are a bit grizzled from installing solar panels all day in the blazing sun or insulating buildings on a freezing winter day.
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On Tuesday, hundreds waited in line in the blazing sun, standing in the ruins, in the hopes of obtaining a small amount of fuel.
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Fighters would enter a village with guns blazing, kill and kidnap men, and expect Amina and other girls to round up the young women.
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His khaki-green train will take him past glistening cities and productive countryside that show off the country's four decades of blazing economic growth.
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They had executives get arrested, they had ride-sharing services shut down, they spun their ... They came in guns blazing and it was counterproductive.
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Sure enough, Sombat came out in Round 563, all guns blazing, and tried to tie up Green in a death clinch with his knees.
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But with that taken care of, it should enable blazing fast, low latency streams for 4K video, augmented reality and virtual reality experiences, and more.
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AN ASTEROID TURNED INTO A BLAZING FIREBALL OVER AFRICA LAST WEEKEND In January, a meteor made headlines when it flashed across the sky in Michigan.
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Phil Murphy has come in with guns blazing — earlier this year, he unveiled a plan for a whopping 3,500 MW of offshore wind by 2030.
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"Our wonderful future V.P. Mike Pence was harassed last night at the theater by the cast of Hamilton, cameras blazing," Trump tweeted on Saturday morning.
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Sir Mo Farah is perhaps the greatest distance racer in history, and he opened the meet by winning the 10,000 in a blazing 26:49.
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Ninth seed Johanna Konta tumbled out of the second round in blazing sunshine and windy conditions, after a defeat by World number 123 Bernarda Pera.
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Think of two stones crashing together to make sparks, eventually turning into a blazing fire, or how the key in the ignition starts an engine.
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Many of the main routes in the Lebanese capital were closed by blazing barricades, with the sidewalks strewn with trash as protesters filled the streets.
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A fierce battle erupts just outside of earth's atmosphere, with guns blazing, people zipping around in fighter jets, and soldiers floating out into deep space.
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What better way to fend off the Sunday scaries than by spending 03 minutes feeling annoyed and uncomfortable, followed by 20 minutes of blazing catharsis?
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Because the P30 Pro is blazing the trail that everyone else will follow, it's showcasing the future of photography in a phone that's available today.
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Like most residents in California's North Bay area, Hastings woke up in the dark of night Sunday to the smell and site of blazing fires.
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He'll be forever remembered in films such as Young Frankenstein and Blazing Saddles, but his adventures in the chocolate factory might just be everyone's favorite.
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The new processor has a six-core CPU that includes two performance cores and four high-efficiency cores, which in theory makes it blazing fast.
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As soon as he arrived onsite and looked at the blazing area through binoculars, "I saw we had a sulfur fire," Kocher tells The Verge.
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The company realized that the political winds had shifted, and that meant working within the confines of new regulations rather than coming out guns blazing.
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They didn't just run out into a combat arena and wait to get shot, but flanked, flushed with grenades, and kept up blazing suppressing fire.
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Employed to resolve spats within Laurel and Hardy, Blazing Saddles, The Great Race, and countless TV sitcoms, pie fights are the pinnacle of slapstick comedy.
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The editor's natural habitat is the grey office and the red pencil, not the blazing sunshine and the ocean; his business is words, not life.
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It's like the game's creators imagined two types of players: the ones who will play entirely stealth, and the others who will go guns blazing.
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The Donald sat down with the Fox anchor and made it clear ... his supporters come out guns a blazing when he's embroiled in a feud.
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But a just-published study Blazing coauthored suggests a much lower target—below 40 mg/dL—may lead to better outcomes among high-risk patients.
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On the night, television pictures showed pieces of blazing debris raining down from The Address as evacuated occupants hurried away from the building, some running.
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But, with this season's fires already blazing, the Peatlands Restoration Agency has barely got off the ground and has a huge task ahead of it.
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"Let It Be" from 1984, arguably the band's peak, expressed Midwestern desperation and youthful longing in underachiever anthems, managing both poignant ballads and blazing rockers.
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He was a blazing talent who stunned audiences with his portrayal of a conflicted cowboy in Brokeback Mountain and the Joker in The Dark Knight.
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Now I mostly see them on cyclist dudes, at least two of whom were smoking pot and blazing through stop signs, I kid you not.
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Elizabeth and so many others fought tooth and nail for those gains, blazing a trail that each of us has tried to follow and expand.
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He raises his head again to meet Trump's gaze with blazing eyes that scream "SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS," but also "AINSI TOUJOURS AUX TYRANS," because bilingualism.
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Granted, most Japandroids songs use first-person pronouns, frequently in the plural—blazing down Fire's Highway is even better when your best friend calls shotgun.
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Syro marked the return of a masterful pioneer, blazing new frontiers while reminding fans exactly why they began following his path in the first place.
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It remains one of the pivotal stories of 20th-century America, simultaneously stirring and infuriating, with Robinson blazing a trail despite blatant and entrenched racism.
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And the most committed of those fans were pioneers in their own right -- blazing a trail that helped forge the outlines of modern fan culture.
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But she was commanding in the tiebreak, closing it out swiftly with a blazing shot that all but knocked the racket out of Halep's hand.
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On a call with reporters Thursday afternoon Becerra referenced the current wildfires blazing through California as proof that air pollution is already taking its toll.
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There's a trusted formula for a Miranda Lambert song about the wreckage of a love affair: barrels blazing, mascara running, whiskey flowing, rough justice done.
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The movie has several panoramic shots of people who had gathered under the blazing Florida sun to watch the greatest technological feat in human history.
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England rugby head coach Eddie Jones says facing the USA will be like facing "15 Donald Trumps" because they will come out "all guns blazing".
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I would say, 'I don't want this to be "Blazing Frankenstein," ' and he'd answer, 'I don't want an art film that only 14 people see.
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Scores missing Derek Southard has been worried about his 71-year-old father, Daniel, since he heard Sunday that fires were blazing through Northern California.
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"The last three days we've been submerged," said bus park manager Sonore Momodou Choi, his face shaded from the blazing sun by a fishing hat.
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The blazing summer, which follows a relatively dry winter, has led to an above-average fire season, both in California and across the United States.
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They came out guns blazing calling for the outright elimination of the entire center that funded the study, the CDC's National Center for Injury Prevention.
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Hotboxing on a highway Just an hour after weed became legal, Winnipeg cops issued a fine to someone blazing in a car on a highway.
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Slaves B.C., Twilight Fauna, Ulfrinn, Vials of Wrath, Nechochwen and others are blazing a path, and creating new musical traditions in the mountains of Appalachia.
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And on Thursday he led a blazing and urgent, yet richly nuanced account of Strauss's still-shocking score, first performed in Dresden, Germany, in 1909.
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But at the Oscars on Sunday, Hart showed his rarely seen serious side and addressed the blazing lack of diversity in this year's acting categories.
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Belgium's system rewards local politicians for keeping the bulbs blazing, said Peter Reekmans, speaking from his experience as the mayor of the town of Glabbeek.
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In the movie, her story unfolds without speech in black and white, his with blazing '70s pop color but — for nearly an hour — no dialogue.
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Much harder to find are bubbling caldrons of jjigae, turned blazing scarlet from kimchi and chiles, dotted with pork and bulbous clouds of soon tofu.
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The announcement came as political, civil society leaders and celebrities around the world stepped up their pressure on the Brazilian government over the blazing rainforest.
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I can't come in right now with guns blazing saying 'Time to buy' when I've been saying it's time to buy for 50 straight points.
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She dyed it a blazing hot pink to catch the attention of the people she wanted to interview for her recently created entertainment news blog.
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Now, as they go to the polls on Saturday, these voters are poised to turn their trail-blazing prime minister, Leo Varadkar, out of power.
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One day, as Greer dragged the infield dirt at Colleyville Heritage High School, he noticed Blackmon blazing across the outfield grass, practicing 50-yard sprints.
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Around the year 2083, its accretion rate will rise catastrophically, spilling mass at incredibly high rates onto the white dwarf, with this material blazing away.
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He may not have the blazing fastball he once did, but he could still pitch well in the major leagues at 94 miles per hour.
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Nine-times Olympic champions Hungary came out blazing, scoring first and widening their lead to 9-6 by half-time in the group A match.
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Abrams came within a whisker of forcing a runoff against Kemp by blazing a blue streak across the north Atlanta suburbs where Republicans once dominated.
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"Just before Wideman came out of the penalty box with his blazing speed and scored on that breakaway, they had another breakaway, too," Sutter said.
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Hammers Esports CEO King Perez De Tagle said in a statement that the team is blazing the trail for esports teams with a local tie.
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If Middlemarch articulates Eliot's faith in a world of greater physical mobility, social mobility is the transformation that forms the blazing heart of her vision.
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And it is so good it&aposs like Hannity himself cut this ad, and it&aposs about time the Republican National Committee came out guns blazing.
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In short, while the US dithers along in a cosmically stupid dispute over whether science is real, China is tackling climate change with all guns blazing.
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If you're fine with paying a premium for a blazing fast streamer that also plays mobile OS games, the only other choice is the Nvidia Shield.
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Look, the stock was at $52, $53, so it's hard to just come out with guns blazing and say, 'Buy it here,' but that's my take.
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The service is also blazing fast, shaving valuable seconds off page loading times — particularly in parts of the world where things work, well, a little slower.
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Losses from the devastating wild fire blazing in western Canada are nearing $1 billion, and will likely set records for the country, insurance industry experts said.
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While Kanye's on the bench ... Snoop Dogg is blazing up for a second leg of his tour, and he announced it with a super high freestyle.
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Those blazing wheels and several nods to Joseph Campbell suggest that there is more going on in "13 Hours" than in the usual Michael Bay conflagration.
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This why Fitz doesn't believe Olivia, his king-maker, his support system, and the trail-blazing, much-derided, "First Girlfriend," deserves a wing in his library.
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Hundreds of heavily armed Sinaloa Cartel members, guns blazing, last year took the modern city of about a million people hostage after son Ovidio was detained.
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Blazing Research, which has most of its team in Singapore, says on its website that it may have short positions on the companies that it covers.
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The Verge went to the Illinois metropolis last week to try it out ourselves, and while the speeds were certainly blazing fast, coverage was terribly shoddy.
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The blazing wireless internet—which we clocked at a ridiculous 247 Mbps—is enabled by components developed by Qualcomm, one of the three companies behind CityBridge.
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But after a full assessment, NASA said there was no damage to facilities for this launch or any elevated risk from the blazing Falcon 9 rocket.
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It offers an ultra-secure and intuitive way to mask your identity, unblock websites, and surf the web at blazing speeds without throttling with your bandwidth.
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In the second half of 2018, Verizon will deploy its blazing-fast 5G wireless network to the lucky (and those willing to pay) in Sacramento, Calif.
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In The Blazing World, the novel's heroine finds a place where diversity and inventions work in harmony, which she then applies to save the United Kingdom.
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When you're at the top of the mountain, there isn't a status quo to reference or a path to follow; you're the one blazing the trail.
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The two unidentified victims, shot in the back of the head execution-style and burnt beyond recognition, were discovered inside the blazing Audi around 2 a.m.
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From the Battle Pass to seasonal shifts and wild, limited-time events that subvert the competitive purpose of the game, Fortnite has been blazing a trail.
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Lucious erupts from a flurry of flames like the foreboding, insidious devil he is, in a black suit, cane (cough, pitchfork), and blazing pupils for eyes.
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So there I was, that February morning, heading to the hospital with my blazing hot baby, trying to tempt her to drink milk, apple juice, anything.
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The following Tuesday, three cars came screeching into their home's shared courtyard, sirens blazing, and five marshals came to the door with the subpoena, Abramovich said.
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The rule of thumb has always been that because Chromebooks run Chrome OS, which is essentially the Chrome browser, they don't need to blazing fast specs.
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Marine heat waves, defined as at least five days with temperatures far above average, are caused by heat from blazing sunshine and by shifting warm currents.
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Blazing your own trail means you don't know if your next step is one in the right direction, or one that leads you off the cliff.
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A trailing brush of the hand, a quick but magnetic gaze, a hint of perfume — tiny embers like these could basically start a blazing brush fire.
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In Mankind Divided, chances are you're either going in guns blazing or looking for an air duct to climb through—not shifting between the two effortlessly.
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The X-T2 is for those who have professional or prosumer use in mind and need the camera's blazing-fast focus, dependable performance, and excellent results.
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The shrine's low-slung wooden buildings sat atop a towering stone staircase limned by hundreds of white flags blazing with Japanese characters, a fittingly dramatic finale.
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One of a kind, the movie has an archaic, almost mythological, feel that's enhanced by its use of elemental Sardinian locations under the blazing Mediterranean sun.
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But even these injuries cannot prevent some club members from playing a dozen games a day, even under a blazing sun with temperatures in the 90s.
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I think that's a far more meaningful way of working than sticking up a bus stop when you know it's nothing more than a blazing lie.
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Sometimes the evening's musician — maybe it was Dermot Henry, or Pat Roper — would tune his guitar by the pool, pale skin burning in the blazing sun.
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All the major wireless companies, and several smaller ones carry the iPhone nowadays, of course, and the talk moving forward is of blazing wireless 5G networks.
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During the weekend while we were away, the fridge broke down and sun was blazing through the windows, heating up the room temperature to 100 degrees.
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Clinton behind the blazing pace set by President Obama in his 2012 re-election bid, when Mr. Obama and the Democrats raised $181 million in September.
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Dafne Schippers of the Netherlands struggled to keep up with Thompson's blazing run and had to settle for silver with American Torie Bowie grabbing the bronze.
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"Here I am, blazing hot pink in front of a room, it's a sea of blue and gray suits," Eckert says, remembering the mostly male audience.
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When I think of it the image that comes to my mind is of a blazing hot day with the noonday sun beating down in perpetuity.
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Within little more than an hour, the blazing-white, snow-blanketed peaks of the Taldik pass gave way to the rolling green of Kyrgyzstan's Alay Valley.
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But what about an 11 o'clock number — a song that Elsa might belt deep into the second act, with emotional heft as well as blazing vocals?
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Still, even if it didn't reveal any blazing new truths, Mr. Abrams makes affecting music; I was glad to have stayed put and taken it in.
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Gastelum has lost two very close split decisions in his last three fights, so many are expecting to see him come out guns blazing against Hendricks.
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Would you appreciate, say, a Daniel Day-Lewis performance more because it was done in a storage freezer, or in the middle of a blazing desert?
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It is an invitation for the strong willed and large hearted to dig deep and lift others up while also blazing their own unique creative path.
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Physically, the reservation is characterized by rolling prairie land with blazing hot summers over 110°F and biting cold winters, where temperatures drop to -50°F.
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She varies her singing approach, here projecting a note with the blazing, bell-like clarity of Neko Case, there summoning her voice's sweeter, more lilting qualities.
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With stock trading now dominated by computers that make buying and selling decisions and execute them with blazing speed, keeping that order also means protecting profits.
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While tickets for many shows have sold out, it's worth checking out the resale market for a chance to see these blazing young talents in action.
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