The taxonomy of hate bubbles up frequently in both sets.
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The message, as interpreted by Mr. Baraka: Culture bubbles up.
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That's because natural gas bubbles up alongside more lucrative oil.
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Once an anxious thought bubbles up, I can't leave it alone.
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That question bubbles up every year as influenza sweeps the nation.
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Sometimes it bubbles up from the most elemental levels of local government.
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At even a hint of dissent, vitriolic commentary bubbles up, and why?
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These guys start and then it eventually bubbles up to other mediums?
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There is so much water that it bubbles up from the ground.
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Stress at home bubbles up, and it's time to set some boundaries.
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It's top of mind, maybe it's subconscious and then it bubbles up later.
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It bubbles up in the atmosphere, its menacing clouds coming closer and closer.
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And when the conflict bubbles up, even natives can question why they persist.
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Like me, you might be surprised what bubbles up when you leave your bubble.
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Klobuchar's frustration with Buttigieg bubbles up most intensely when it comes to that experience.
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Along with those things, beyond the fact that this stuff, you guys argue, bubbles up to Hannity, bubbles up to radio, have you tried to quantify the audience that these guys have and how that compares to traditional conservative media, to Fox News?
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Our enthusiasm bubbles up when the Moon waxes full in Sagittarius at 103:30 a.m.
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Alarming shouts in the background grow into gurgling wails as vomit bubbles up in throats.
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Or I'll set aside the time to sit in silence and see what bubbles up.
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"American literary culture is uniquely democratic and sort of bubbles up from below," he said.
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It's the kind of tension that bubbles up occasionally during a racial awakening and reckoning.
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Each color bubbles up and melts away revealing a different color underneath until it's all gone.
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Zvyagintsev keeps the political commentary on a low simmer, but when it bubbles up it's blistering.
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Then, like with Sharp Objects before it, the Maniac's post-credits scene bubbles up from the darkness.
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They could quite simply be an existential crisis that bubbles up at the end of the weekend.
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When a moral theme bubbles up—a frequent occurrence for such a chill, indie show—it's pedantic.
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Deep in Earth's oceans, seawater mixes with magma that bubbles up through cracks in the ocean floor.
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I think what we might want to get comfortable with is having multiple leaders until somebody bubbles up.
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Someone who food people know and like and then who bubbles up into sort of mainstream, semi-main.
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Underlying the back-and-forth is the belief that truth bubbles up from an unregulated exchange of ideas.
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Potash is a component of the brine that bubbles up in the spring and thickens the salt layer.
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Tension bubbles up at home and in your safe spaces on October 29, thanks to warrior Mars challenging Uranus.
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But it underlined the tension that bubbles up so often between the media and the White House communications team.
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When bravado bubbles up in a woman, why do we view it as a sign of weakness and pettiness?
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This is partly why I'm so interested in the cases where memorable, violence bubbles up inside of video games.
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When this type of extreme confidence in one's craft bubbles up in men, particularly rappers, they're praised for it.
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The resentment bubbles up in Avengers, when they're both in the presence of their enemy Loki's mind-bending scepter.
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Every few years an article bubbles up with claims that expensive wines are really no better than cheap ones.
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"Since then, every time there is a warm winter, it bubbles up again and there is new interest," he said.
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Political scientists following these trends are quick to point out that this conversation bubbles up every so often for Republicans.
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Feloni: But it's funny when you say that you still deal with this and sometimes it bubbles up, even recently.
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It is possible that one (or both) of those conflicts bubbles up enough to make Colton want out of the show.
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He just says whatever comes to mind in that pursuit, grabs whatever talking point bubbles up from his Fox-informed subconscious.
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They cook there, at this hole in the ground, where the water bubbles up and replenishes itself from beneath the surface.
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And along the way, Peck's contempt for women bubbles up whenever Bergman pokes her nose too skilfully into what's bugging him.
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The water bubbles up in one corner of the pools in periodic bursts, direct from the mountain, ice-cold and sparkling.
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Some drama bubbles up this afternoon, but if you're patient and a good listener, you'll gain a better understanding of the situation.
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Skeat instructs the class to make a yeast starter that bubbles up after a few minutes, then to add flour and mix.
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The paranoia doesn't come through frantic ticks; instead it bubbles up in a distorted subterfuge, underpinning Newman's occasionally disturbing deadpan vocal delivery.
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Gas bubbles up with Saudi oil and has typically been injected into oil fields to increase underground pressure and expand oil production.
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These rift zones are where new land is created as magma bubbles up to the surface and cools off, forming basalt rocks.
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I mean, we live in an era where what bubbles up in social media becomes objects of national attention, because national stories.
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The foam machine consists of compressed air mixing with a foamy liquid, like soap, and a fan blowing the bubbles up and out.
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Keep reading for the most interesting Wikipedia pages you should definitely lose yourself in this weekend — or whenever your cult fascination bubbles up.
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The water bubbles up from underground and pools in the lowest-lying areas — Piazza San Marco being the lowest part of the city.
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In addition to the ice cream snack, Melissa McCarthy's "SNL" appearances as a fiery Spicer bubbles up as the No. 1 searched phrase.
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If it bubbles up in Twitter, eventually it's going to get to Hannity or someone else like that, if it gets some traction.
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The civility debate won't be going away, so when it bubbles up again, it's important to remember what's at the root of it.
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Along with the theme of secrecy, a beleaguered women's culture bubbles up through these efforts, a culture Alias Grace is helping to reconstruct.
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So too is the debate surrounding them that bubbles up on social media—censorship of traditional media had previously meant that such discussion was stifled.
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This bubbles up into a huge scandal, opening up the dark racist history in Underwood's home state South Carolina and ultimately losing him precious voters.
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While the most obvious element at hand here is the actual music playing, the comments section is where some of the real discovery bubbles up.
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You can roast on them, bake in them, or slide them under drippy lasagnas and pies so nothing bubbles up and ruins your oven. 11.
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That they are platforms, they serve up content, but they're not necessarily responsible for being editors around the content that bubbles up on the network.
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Clinton did not slink away to live out the rest of her days in a cave of shame, the predictable question bubbles up: Why this?
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In some places, the rubbery material is as thick as the slab itself while in other areas it bubbles up, skips or fades out entirely.
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And the plummeting price of natural gas, which bubbles up with oil, has made it an added financial burden for companies to process and ship.
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"I don't think anybody comes to the table thinking they are going to cry, but during the conversation something just bubbles up for them," she said.
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These acts of violence are only a microcosm of the conflict between the minority groups, moments when the tension bubbles up to the surface and pops.
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We want to make sure it's really good content that's relevant for the user, and it bubbles up at the right time and the right place.
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Commit to swapping in a new habit that makes you feel good — like texting an old friend — when the urge to recheck your inbox bubbles up.
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He is articulate and erudite, and he speaks earnestly but with an undercurrent of amusement—at himself and others—that bubbles up to flavor the sincerity.
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More rage bubbles up as I write this: Certain people in my life urged me to "heal" faster than my body and mind feasibly allowed me to.
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This ensures that the crust bubbles up properly and that the inside remains chewy, just as it does under the intense heat of a wood-burning oven.
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When I interact with people in the non-internet world (you know, like actual human beings) who I otherwise primarily communicate with via the internet, anxiety bubbles up.
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The cynicism still bubbles up from time to time, but I try to remind myself that most people weren't put on this earth just to fuck with me.
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The 3's camera placement and antenna design look incredibly HTC-inspired while the 33-inch AMOLED 1080p display bubbles up from the bezels much like the iPhone.
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The character's homophobia — "he ain't right," he repeats about Rodolpho, who sings and sews with sweet enthusiasm in the hands of Andrew Coshan — bubbles up slowly but effectively.
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Eren and Mocan's findings show what happens when the racial tension just under college football's surface bubbles up and spills out onto the real lives of black children.
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Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz has said the bank needs to tighten monetary policy gradually before inflation bubbles up, rather than slam on the brakes when it appears.
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The campaign has a new leadership team in place and Mr. Carson claims to have learned from his hiring mistakes, but latent bitterness still bubbles up, even toward advisers.
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All fashion trends are scams, but every so often, one bubbles up in the collective consciousness and forces us all to be mad at it at the same time.
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Bass flourishes and drum accents that lend Mastrodimos' musings about ecology and perseverance a sense of naturalistic eruption, every song bubbles up and boils over in a loose, unpredictable arc.
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If that arsenal happens to include "ruthless manipulation of people looking for a hot date to quell the loneliness that bubbles up unbidden every single night," then so be it.
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If your anxiety bubbles up at the event, you can inhale deeply and steadily on the spot, or simply step away for five minutes to breathe and calm yourself down.
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It's a mix seeks to bridge the generation gap that bubbles up when the whole family meets up to gobble turkey, while steering clear of anything too explicit or wild.
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Water bubbles up through limestone's holes — considered by scientists to be a major factor in the sea-level rise which has already swamped some local neighborhoods even on sunny days.
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Scalding water, sometimes hotter than 400 degrees Celsius (752 degrees Fahrenheit), bubbles up through these cracks, spewing out chemicals like iron, carbon dioxide, and hydrogen sulfide into the marine environment.
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Instead of confronting her sister about her psychopathic behavior, Korede holds on to a deep well of resentment and rage that only bubbles up in periodic confessions to a comatose patient.
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We chatted platonically, so I suggested drinks as a part of my "bury-the-hatchet-and-move-on-it's-the-new-year" zen state of mind that always bubbles up around the holidays.
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For years, scientists have been aware that methane, an odorless, colorless gas produced naturally during microbial digestion (and more famously, by farting cows) bubbles up from the seafloor where the conditions are right.
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"There has been more of a recognition that what happens in low-income communities bubbles up," said Daniel Davis, assistant vice president and community affairs officer at the St. Louis Federal Reserve bank.
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For the past few weeks, marine researchers from several European countries have been injecting CO2 into the seabed and watching how much and how fast it bubbles up through the sediments into the water.
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The project, called CarbFix, uses carbon dioxide that bubbles up naturally with the hot magma that powers a geothermal electrical generating plant 15 miles east of the capital, Reykjavik (Read more about it here).
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The only bottom end to "Endorphin" is the skitter of various records crackling over each other, while a pleading synth bubbles up from under the voices rendered electronically childish by our too-humble host.
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And communities are addressing backyard threats: septic tanks and fertilizer-curried lawns that seem benign until a blue-green effluvium bubbles up and sends residents packing — not unlike a long-gone interloper in 1521.
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In the words of local artists, the noise about the Tehran art scene that bubbles up in the global circuit seems based on the assumption that no art scene exists in Iran at all.
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I don't know if you all have ever felt jealous or resentful of people, but it's almost like this thing that kind of bubbles up in you and you can't necessarily keep it at bay.
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Well, watch this whole brick of dry ice get stuck underwater and check out how the carbon dioxide gas just bubbles up to the surface while forming a slithery, almost refractive layer around the dry ice.
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The clip, handsomely shot and edited, covers a lot of sonic territory in 12 minutes, dropping you right into the developing frenzy; don't miss the funk groove that bubbles up after about the 10-minute mark.
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There is an argument that often bubbles up when anyone talks about unions, paying interns, or generally treating workers better; a sort of grim Boomer mantra: Well, I had to suffer through it, so everyone else should.
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North Korea bubbles up sporadically, garnering particular attention whenever the president decides he wants another genial confab with Kim Jong Un, and even then exists mostly as a platform to joke about Trump's inability to close a deal.
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As we struggle to formulate better questions looking forward, we should think about why the idea of a Muslim homeland bubbles up as needed — an old notion that has never had, in living memory, such depths beneath it.
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The funniest and most winning on-the-job romance bubbles up between two people (Martin Freeman and Joanna Page) who work as body doubles on a movie set, miming explicit sex scenes in the absence of the prudish stars.
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Pop Smoke, who was killed at the age of 20 early Wednesday morning at a home in Los Angeles, was at that ascendant place in his career just after local renown bubbles up into something bigger and more promising.
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It's a dramatic rewriting of their domestic history that reflects the revisions she's been making in her own memory, but that doesn't disperse the dread that bubbles up whenever she believes the twins are reenacting aspects of their father's abuse.
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Rather, Ehrenreich's eyes fall on the quiet actions that make someone a good father, on the love that holds a family together though prolonged periods of incarceration, on the humor that bubbles up from the perpetual grief of life under occupation.
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When music bubbles up between the dialogue it provides accents to the story Mr van Hove is seeking to tell; one that is not about the binary morality of good and evil but "evil within goodness, and goodness within evil".
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"I have a science background in that I dropped out of eighth grade and started washing dishes and became very good with certain chemicals like soap and bleach," he says with a certain terseness that bubbles up throughout our conversation.
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Many energy companies have been burning gas that bubbles up with crude oil — a process known as flaring — because gas prices are so low that it would not be profitable to build pipelines to bring all of it to market.
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It will accentuate the second of its three goals, a gravity-defying, breathtaking overhead kick from Gareth Bale, an immortal sort of goal, one that will be mentioned whenever an argument about the best strike seen in a final bubbles up.
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What makes this idea particularly interesting to me—and why I think it was emblematic of the conference as a whole—is how it functions as a response to the knee-jerk anti-intellectualism that often bubbles up when discussing sports analytics.
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Or is there some lingering disappointment that bubbles up from some dark, perpetually dissatisfied place deep inside her that says, "Not even this is enough," and does she steel herself against that disappointment by declaring loyalty only to her own interior compass?
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Kangaroos can be found chilling out here year-round, not only because it's clearly a beautiful spot, but also because there's a fresh water spring that bubbles up through the sand at one end of the beach, providing an accessible drinking hole for them.
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Sure, new abilities are fun, but the joy of Diablo bubbles up from the feeling of power that comes from earning a legendary item that gives you such a large stat boost that previously difficult hordes of enemies suddenly turn into walking cannon fodder.
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But as his creation bubbles up from a caldron (with effects that are impressive even by today's standards), the result is a wild-haired, claw-fingered monstrosity with a style that is somewhere between a cave man and a member of the band Twisted Sister.
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The bile bubbles up at Argestes, a mountaintop gathering of business "thought leaders," where the Roys plan to announce their deal to acquire Pierce Global Media — a plan that gets scotched when the ticking time bomb of Waystar's cruise ship sexual harassment scandal finally explodes.
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I've been stressing myself out a lot lately for various reasons (professional, financial, personal…) and all the anxiety bubbles up, and also, I'm a little drunk from two beers and almost no dinner, so as soon as I get inside I have a little cry.
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And in fact, Sara has found that when she engages her students in difficult discussions about race, gender, class, and privilege — when she bubbles up those questions and draws connections between bad behaviors and corrupt systems — her students leave feeling neither more ashamed nor more righteous.
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Anxiety in the moment often bubbles up when race and blackness is the focus of the art — the feeling that, even though I might not be performing on that stage or screen, I'm still being taken in by a white gaze that won't quite "get" it.
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Mr. Sealock and a few other oil executives see the possibility that natural gas, which frequently bubbles up with oil from the same wells, could provide the raw material for the production of hydrogen for fuel cells that would limit the exhaust of cars to drops of water.
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Felder, meanwhile, says he can find samples from other online services, but says Splice works well because it has an active community of musicians swapping tips and sounds, which means that interesting stuff bubbles up there much faster than services that update their libraries a few times a year.
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Since the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut in December 2012, there have been about 2,000 mass shootings in the US. We've become accustomed to a horrific, yet familiar, cycle: a mass shooting takes place, the debate about America's gun problem bubbles up, and after a while, it fades.
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When Coriolanus is driven into exile and, bent on revenge, teams up with his former sworn foe, Tullus Aufidius—played convincingly by Louis Cancelmi—a downbeat message bubbles up into view: Come war or peace, feast or hunger, slow decline or eco-disaster, there will always be politicians, and they will mostly be wolves. ♦
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The public distaste for congenital liars is everywhere present in the polling data and yet the political system bubbles up two people without credibility, each of whom hopes he or she can skate through the campaign minimizing criticism by ignoring it and shoveling out more and more cliches in hopes the great unwashed are not too plugged in to the latest hyperbole.
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