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He stayed, they married, they bumpily transitioned from unplanned pregnancy to an unplanned life.
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"One More Time With Feeling" begins bumpily as the equipment is set up amid technical chitchat.
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At other times, it's a bumpily edited mess that was too-obviously assembled in post-production from a variety of possible outcomes.
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The morning session was red-flagged when Sauber's Brazilian Felipe Nasr ran bumpily over a kerb, with the right section of his car's front wing shattering in a cloud of carbon fiber debris.
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As President Trump was bumpily rolling out his Fake News Awards on Wednesday night, many of Manhattan's media elite were gathering to toast Michael Wolff, the author of "Fire and Fury," the best-selling book about the administration.
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Blessing the Schlep (After Lucille Clifton) Dear Diary: may the street sweeperthat is even now flickingdetritus pass downwindmay your double-parkcause no cop's double-takemay your fenders avoid rear- enders on West End or highway may your chariot clear computerized toll- takers E-Z-ly may no gunk clog your plugs as you navigate bumpily jerkily recklessly stubbornly from city to suburb.
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They tend to end, bumpily or inspiredly, with ecstatic dancing, a song, an expressionistic poem, or a surreal dreamlike image.
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He did not bowl in the first innings when Canterbury dismissed the Australians for 46. In the second innings, after Canterbury had taken a first-innings lead of 89, he took advantage of a pitch that "played rather bumpily", taking 8 for 35 to restrict the Australians' second innings to 143. Canterbury had only 55 to chase, which they reached with eight wickets down and six to spare. It was the only defeat the Australians suffered on their tour of New Zealand.
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While he praised the closing cut ("In this stately ballad about a lover's struggle with drugs, Hank's baritone coos, breaks, and flutters like a wounded butterfly as spare accompaniment by piano, harmonica and guitar pushes but never intrudes"), Lee Ballinger of Record gave the album an overall negative review. He was especially critical of "A Whole Lot of Hank", describing it as "a recitation of unconnected cliches ... carried bumpily along by a plodding instrumental track". He found some of the other songs overly similar to "A Whole Lot of Hank", and referred to "Leave Them Boys Alone" as "the obligatory song about other Southern musicians".
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