Sorry to burst the bubble, but that soothing scent is actually the result of the neighborhood kids' bodily excretions.
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Republicans and moderate Democrats must continue to burst the bubble of Bernie's socialism at every opportunity, especially to young voters.
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"I don't want to burst the bubble too much, but generally it wasn't as scary as watching the show," Mr. Huisman said.
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If used well, "Latest Conversations" has the potential to burst the bubble and help you see viewpoints that aren't otherwise represented among your own friends.
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Best not to burst the bubble of a people whose schools make them start the day with a "Pledge of Allegiance" (very, very, very weird!).
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It only takes one wrong move to burst the bubble of Zen — something Emily Smith, a 24-year-old from London, found out in the most painful way.
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Barack Obama's words won't burst the bubble, but as he leaves office, and Donald Trump moves in, it's time to recognize that the clock is ticking on democracy.
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On Thursday, Southwest Airlines reported record third-quarter profit that beat expectations, then burst the bubble by saying its costs were going up more than expected, largely because of fuel.
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"Food security" is an important standardized measurement, but the statistics may not burst the bubble that we "food secure" people inhabit, for whom the term might suggest comfort food made from locally sourced organic ingredients.
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"There were people with long lenses trying to get pictures of me looking ill, and I think I kind of burst the bubble on a lot of it because of my social-media presence," Louis-Dreyfus said, with satisfaction.
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His win suggested that Americans were more comfortable with misogyny than many had thought, but it also burst the bubble of cheery pop feminism, which had achieved its huge popularity at the expense of class consciousness and racial solidarity.
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Ann Clarkson, communications manager from their UK division, told me that these findings are "probably partly down to personality—you can have gregarious people with high IQ as well as introverted people with a high IQ." But, Clarkson didn't burst the bubble completely.
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But one consequence of the heinous, racist, cowardly shooting targeting Mexicans and immigrants in the majority-Hispanic border town of El Paso Saturday is how it burst the bubble anyone may still be trying to live in—that this isn't ultimately about white supremacists doing what it takes, including brutal violence, to stop the country from changing.
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Obsessed with self-improvement and on something of a "health kick", she took up exercise with the in-studio personal trainer ("everyone thinks it's this like, cabin—I don't want to burst the bubble, but it's a very nice studio"), and ditched her longtime artistic crutches of cigarettes and alcohol—another element that lends Good At Falling its bare-faced honesty.
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The Company of Snakes focuses more on the original version). Of this album, "Kinda Wish You Would" is the only song that made it onto T.C.O.S.'s (only) studio album Burst the Bubble.
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However, this burst the bubble of false speculation and most people moved away. Bear remained a small community. A school was built there in 1906. Starting in 1930 there was a chair factory that employed 12 people.
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Burst the Bubble is the only studio album released by the English rock band The Company of Snakes. Of this album, "Kinda Wish You Would" is the only song that had already been released on the band's previous record, the live album Here They Go Again (2001).
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Since leaving the band he has performed with the Company Of Snakes between 1998 and 2002, featuring on the live album Here They Go Again and the studio album Burst the Bubble. He rejoined Manfred Mann's Earth Band in 2016 as a substitute for Jimmy Copley, who died in 2017.
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This may have been because Haarlem was then suffering from an outbreak of bubonic plague. The existence of the plague may have helped to create a culture of fatalistic risk-taking that allowed the speculation to skyrocket in the first place;, quoted in this outbreak might also have helped to burst the bubble.
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Don Airey would often be brought in to augment them on keyboards. The band recorded two albums, Once Bitten and Live in Europe before making way for The Company of Snakes, which featured former Bad Company vocalist Robert Hart, original Whitesnake bass player Neil Murray and ex-Manfred Mann's Earth Band drummer John Lingwood. Hart was eventually replaced by ex-Snakes in Paradise frontman Stefan Berggren, and the band released two albums, Burst the Bubble and a live set Here They Go Again.
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Next up for Bernie was The Company Of Snakes. As it turned out, the name was a little misleading as former Bad Company vocalist Robert Hart didn't actually make the record with the others. Marsden, Moody and Neil Murray with John Lingwood playing drums decided to continue. This band eventually released a double album of Whitesnake songs called Here They Go Again, and later produced a studio album called Burst The Bubble that also featured ex Hammer and Rainbow and now Deep Purple keyboard player Don Airey.
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They toured throughout their history and released the live album Here They Go Again: the show was still sung by Barden, but his lead vocals were deleted and replaced in the studio by Berggren (2001). They were joined in Germany, during their promotional tour for this album by Humble Pie, re-formed by Jerry Shirley and promoting tracks from their album Back on Track. The band recorded one studio album Burst The Bubble(2002) which was recorded after Don Airey had left the band. Berggren left soon after Airey's departure and the remaining band members morphed into M3.
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The structure of the bright portion of the nebula is primarily caused by the interaction of a fast stellar wind being emitted by the central PNN with the visible material ejected during the formation of the nebula. This interaction causes the emission of X-rays discussed above. The stellar wind, blowing with the velocity as high as , has 'hollowed out' the inner bubble of the nebula, and appears to have burst the bubble at both ends. It is also suspected that the central WR:+O7 spectral class PNN star, HD 1064963 / BD +66 1066 / PPM 20679 of the nebula may be generated by a binary star.
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In Evolution Old and New Samuel Butler claimed that earlier evolutionists had correctly seen the mind as controlling evolution, and Mivart told Richard Owen that he thought the book would "help to burst the bubble of 'Natural Selection'." Ernst Krause's Erasmus Darwin countered this, and Butler took affront at Darwin's preface which said that Krause's essay predated Butler's book, when it clearly had passages written later. Darwin had to admit that Krause had revised his essay, and spent a week in February 1880 drafting responses, then was persuaded to ignore the dispute, writing to Huxley "I feel like a man condemned to be hung who has just got a reprieve". Butler took the silence as a tacit admission of guilt.
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In 2001 Swedish singer Stefan Berggren was recruited and The Company of Snakes released two albums: Here They Go Again (2001, the gig was recorded in Germany and Norway with temporary ex-MSG singer Gary Barden, but his vocals were erased and Stefan Berggren overdubbed) and Burst the Bubble (2002), which featured songs written by most of the band. Despite success on the touring front, The Company of Snakes called it a day in early 2002, with the band being transformed into M3 Classic Whitesnake, dropping recent original material in favour of a purely Whitesnake set. Ex-Sabbath frontman Tony Martin was their singer initially, before being replaced by Stefan Berggren. The band has released one live album (with Tony Martin on vocals) and one live DVD (with Stefan Berggren and Rainbow/Yngwie Malmsteen/Cornerstone singer Doogie White) featuring songs from the classic Whitesnake era 1978–1982.
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