Scroll down and tap "Bursts" to open the Bursts folder.
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Fast radio bursts are powerful and mysterious millisecond bursts of radio waves.
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You have, at a one point, someone bursts in -- bursts in and says, 'They went hostile.
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At one point, Dr. Chatterjee said, there were more theoretical models of the bursts than observed bursts.
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So-called fast radio bursts are enigmatic, ultra-brief, ultra-powerful bursts of energy coming from distant galaxies.
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These radio bursts are only millisecond-long radio flashes, and such rapid bursts themselves aren't rare in space.
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Each of these is a bubble, and then it bursts, and then a bubble, and then it bursts.
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These fast radio bursts are only millisecond-long radio flashes, and such rapid bursts themselves aren't rare in space.
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In iOS 9, screenshots, selfies and bursts are automatically saved to folders with those names (Photos > Albums > Selfies/Screenshots/Bursts).
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The radiant green bursts aren't just radiant green bursts but in fact demonstrators using laser pointers to disarm police drones.
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By watching for quick changes in their observations, astronomers have sought and found comets, asteroids, supernovae, fast radio bursts, and gamma-ray bursts.
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Mysterious bursts Since they were discovered by chance while using satellites in the 1960s, scientists have been trying to understand these mysterious bursts.
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These are the so-called "long gamma-ray bursts," which account for about 80 percent of all gamma-ray bursts and typically last around 20 seconds.
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The original plotting, typically, holds itself at the margins until the end of the game, where it bursts forth in a wild flurry of twists and bursts of emotion.
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Fast radio bursts, or FRBs, were only discovered in 2007, and while astronomers estimate that thousands of these bursts take place every day, this is only the 18th FRB ever identified.
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Looking back, I'm pretty sure bursts of Puke Force drawing coincide with bursts of Lightning Bolt touring—like, I remember drawing all the cafe bombing episodes right after a big tour.
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" My friend bursts out laughing: "It's a total nightmare!
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It also provides evidence linking neutron stars with a phenomenon called short gamma-ray bursts—thin jets emerging from debris like this is a "prerequisite" for these bursts, according to the paper.
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The Punisher Season 2 bursts onto Netflix on Jan. 18.
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The market travels in sudden bursts, not a steady pace.
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The bot's tweets are concentrated over short bursts of time.
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That makes them ideal for delivering short bursts of power.
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It isn't an improvised explosion of images, but precise bursts.
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At random intervals, the whole room bursts in to cheers.
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Alas, Raiman bursts in and kills Katerina and her son.
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Asked why all this is happening, she bursts into tears.
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And both have enjoyed bursts of rapid, extrovert economic growth.
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If the bubble bursts, ... I will accept whatever is there.
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These aptly named Fast Radio Bursts (FRBs) last only milliseconds.
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The projection bubble bursts, and we lose part of ourselves.
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And then what happens is the valuation bubble bursts. Right?
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This morning brings unexpected surprises and brilliant bursts of inspiration.
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The song practically bounces over confrontationally bursts of white noise.
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Who knows what will happen if this particular bubble bursts.
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In bursts Pan, who turns out to be our narrator.
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Last season, Rachel had bursts of empathy toward sincere contestants.
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He works many more games now, for shorter, intense bursts.
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At last, Jamie bursts into the room, followed by Murtagh.
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It seemed nature was slow, with sudden bursts of acceleration.
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And "Songy" bursts with dinos, monsters and sundry other reptiles.
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Fast radio bursts are one of astronomy's tantalizing unsolved mysteries.
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There are hints of ragtime and bursts of popular dance.
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It would certainly explain his short bursts of impassioned diatribes.
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All spoke eloquently, with bursts of humor and heartwarming stories.
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Metals are traded in short, timed bursts to enhance liquidity.
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After the closing song, the crowd finally bursts into applause.
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It's true that I am, in bursts and spurts, angry.
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The pain shook her body in bursts; she was terrified.
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But in bursts of blazing passagework she was wholly convincing.
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She erupts in bursts of anger she almost can't control.
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A galactic flare star is out as a potential source because this would imply some variation in the dispersion measures of the bursts, and the bursts of FRB 121102 are all about the same.
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The dotcom bursts was the beginning of the end for Yahoo.
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Click here to view original GIF14 of the 15 detected bursts.
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Every time we talk about my line she bursts into tears.
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Typically, they say, the scammers will target area codes in bursts.
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Now, scientists are eager to pin down more and more bursts.
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Its periodic bursts of violence are always unexpected and artfully filmed.
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These bursts also showed the same mad, highly twisted Faraday rotation.
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No one knows quite where the other bursts are coming from.
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So far, 17 such "fast radio bursts" (FRBs) have been recognised.
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But no one is sure what exactly is causing these bursts.
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A Berkeley GIF visualizing the data of a series of bursts.
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We have the capability to score in quick bursts like that.
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"VR is going to be shorter, very intense bursts," Koller said.
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Therefore, bursts through traffic gaps are no problem at city speeds.
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We must ask: what lies behind the bubble when it bursts?
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Ana agrees but bursts into tears when her designs get tossed.
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These gamma-ray bursts take place billions of light years away.
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"She just bursts into tears every few minutes," says the source.
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The company grew up as a place for 140-character bursts.
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Whenever Omar says her name he bursts into silent, convulsive, sobs.
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So is drawing excessive power from the battery in short bursts.
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He erupts in 30-second bursts but usually settles down. 2.
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But the rapid-fire bursts aren't particularly regular, according to Hessels.
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Bookended by two loud bursts of static and forgotten almost immediately.
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He will do short, intensive bursts of study in Cambridge, Mass.
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"It comes in little bursts," Gifford says of her classroom expenditures.
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She bursts into the motel room and surprises Coates and Dixon.
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But the reality bursts with color -- and people who defy expectations.
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Usually those bright bursts of color come with equally impressive bangs.
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She bursts into tears again, and the Florida experiment is over.
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Hopefully a more humble answer is found before this bubble bursts.
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Spencer is so happy to be found, he bursts into tears.
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The valley is still quiet, except for occasional bursts of construction.
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" Ms. Thackray added, "It's really cool — and then the bubble bursts.
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Draining the water flow has allowed for bursts of economic growth.
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Fitness and quick bursts of speed are prerequisites for effective officiating.
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It has been called a fruit for the way it bursts.
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Sketch in short bursts to connect this to your floating arc.
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Yet Oklahoma City constantly had to fend off Dallas scoring bursts.
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And before it bursts, the cash could be hampering global growth.
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But Anthony said he wanted to play it only in bursts.
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During sudden percussive bursts, we saw images of starry masses exploding.
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TORONTO — The shots rang out, one by one and in bursts.
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He dispatched bursts of arpeggios and spiraling figures with virtuosic élan.
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He moved adequately on the court, but only in short bursts.
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In Mr. Lubimov's interpretation, strong attacks bloom with bursts of fragrance.
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It's joyfully energetic, too: startling athletic bursts of energy require calculation.
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" Then she bursts into tears, which she hoped "would soften them.
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I wouldn't have minded some bursts of assertiveness now and then.
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There are rappers who rap in only occasional, seemingly random bursts.
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The President's bursts of honesty have torpedoed his own interests before.
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Full of heavy-handed metaphor, the play fairly bursts with topicality.
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But, if it bursts, you may have a more significant problem.
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We may never know why IT waits three decades between bursts.
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Before he can get that far, however, she bursts out laughing.
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He wouldn't talk about it except in bursts now and then.
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Crowdwise CreditCreditGraham Roumieu Do you laugh when someone's grocery bag bursts?
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Expect some inspiring news, flirtatious messages, or sudden bursts of creativity.
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"This suggests that fast radio bursts can be produced in a variety of environments, or that seemingly one-off bursts detected so far by ASKAP are generated by a different mechanism to the repeater," Deller said.
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That may very well be the case, but that doesn't mean space isn't filled with an abundance of strange sounds in the form of radio bursts, electromagnetic pulses, solar wind, charged particle bursts, and other celestial emissions.
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Scientists still aren't sure what causes these powerful bursts of radio emission.
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"Short gamma-ray bursts allow us to view dark objects," Connaughton said.
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The bursts of gunfire lasted for more than five minutes, Yazzi added.
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Sometimes they'll say something so super-cute that your heart nearly bursts.
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"Concentrating the radio [waves] makes bursts much more easily detectable," he said.
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But single radio bursts are harder to pinpoint because they don't reoccur.
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Sansa is so happy about it that she nearly bursts into tears.
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Soon enough, Luke bursts in and starts helping Danny beat them up.
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He then thinks Dr. Jungeberle is his son and bursts into tears.
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One shot is heard before Taryn bursts into tears and stops recording.
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The impact literally bursts her butt open as she screams in pain.
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When the foreign creature bursts bloodily from his body, it kills him.
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"Electric motors are very good at short bursts of power," Engler said.
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Cheery music from the sound system accompanies the violent bursts of gunfire.
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"Donations are driven by bursts of publicity, even bad news," Caputo said.
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The musician ran off stage soon after the first bursts of gunfire.
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Fast radio bursts, or FRBs, have long been a mystery for astronomers.
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The robots fly around you in 360 degrees, firing bursts of lasers.
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Temporary factors have led to many bursts of growth in the past.
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Eventually, "the" dress is discovered, and the almost-wifey bursts into tears.
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The shockwave bursts through the star's surface in massive jets of plasma.
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Then, from nowhere, an alien vessel bursts into reality, killing them both.
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The vocals are anguished short bursts of disapproval, and gasp with confrontation.
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He bursts out on all sides with energy, peculiarity, generosity and communicativeness.
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Many explore stark contrasts, as ruminative searching lines broke into wild bursts.
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Despite the sad premise, the novel unfolds in quirky, diary-like bursts.
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Or, wetter still, the blood that bursts and fountains from exploding heads?
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The observations of these two bursts confirmed that for the first time.
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"Sugar's good for short-term bursts of energy, and that's about it."
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Just know this: Vines turned nonsense into short bursts of hilarious art.
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Danny alternates between childlike naiveté, smug condescension, and terrifying bursts of violence.
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Kris bursts into tears at the idea of having a seventh grandchild.
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She's aware of her self-worth, but her confidence comes in bursts.
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When the chorus comes, it bursts into life, a kaleidoscope of colours.
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" The article said it was possible that, before long, "the bubble bursts.
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Delicate, halting riffs grew into nervous bursts and, before long, pounding rhythms.
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"These bursts of rushes and stock-ups, these are blips," he said.
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And those bursts of emotion have surely translated into warps in time.
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It's wildly alive with the girl's unchecked bursts of word and emotion.
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And bursts of pitch-pine needles grew straight out of scorched trunks.
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Sadio Mane bursts through the Colombia defense and gets into the area.
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He cultivated a swaggering persona, accentuated by bursts of obscenity-laced anger.
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Humans are capable of large bursts of power over short time intervals.
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Our local wall of fame bursts with characters, many of them fictitious.
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Once the boy is handcuffed, though, Jimmy-Saul bursts back to life.
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That's great for supercars, where bursts of power and speed are needed.
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Within seconds, each costume bursts into flames and is consumed within minutes.
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Unlike previous times, however, the bursts of gunfire intensified rather than dissipated.
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They flood the sky with brilliant bursts of scarlet, emerald, and ivory.
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Inside the List MAN ON FIRE Kevin Wilson writes in concentrated bursts.
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Boston has been transforming itself through bursts of construction since colonial days.
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Size—the kind that bursts out of a tank top—was not.
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Bitcoin has seen plenty of bursts and busts before, and it's survived.
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The dispersion measures (DMs) and positions of the new bursts show that not only do they indeed have the same source, but that the source of FRB 121102 survived whatever epic event triggered the bursts in the first place.
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And although this new detection doesn't solve the biggest mysteries surrounding the radio bursts, the researchers who recorded it believe that other repeating fast radio bursts will be found -- which could allow them to figure out where they originate.
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He bursts a boot on Thomas's head and then chastises him for vomiting.
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If that pipeline bursts, it will affect our culture, our drinking water, everything.
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The volume of points they can score in such short bursts is breathtaking.
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Astronomers don't know what causes these bursts, but they might be surprisingly common.
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HBOT exposes people to bursts of 100 percent oxygen at high pressure levels.
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His flow is acrobatic, leaping through the beat in little bursts of syllables.
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The last few bursts of optimism about the global economy all petered out.
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And it's definitely not an arcade game you'll be playing in short bursts.
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Usually when an artery bursts, the blood simply pumps into the surrounding space.
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After 10 minutes, three bursts of fireworks signaled to the protesters to disperse.
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When Pythio emerges onstage in Head Over Heels, the audience bursts into applause.
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It also lets you use its music in bursts as a "focus" setting.
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He bursts into derisive laughter: a sure sign I won't get an answer.
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Just a few are below:· What is the cause of gamma-ray bursts?
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It employs the pomodoro technique to make sure you're working in effective bursts.
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Twitter is literally named after the term for short bursts of "inconsequential" information.
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Then, harness the tremendous bursts of energy released when stripped atomic nuclei collide.
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In 15- and 20173-second bursts, former Vice President Joe Biden and Sen.
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Kris bursts into tears immediately after Kylie's speech, which was all about Kris.
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On Earth, the leakage from such beams would appear as Fast Radio Bursts.
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The bursts don't come at regular intervals, but are instead clustered in time.
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The Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope spots these bursts 240 times a year.
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But Cohen says Arctic warming weakens the polar vortex — and bursts that dam.
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This process, called optogenetics, turns neurons on and off with bursts of light.
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After things settle, a white car on the left shoulder bursts into flames.
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What happens to the talent and technology when the passenger AV bubble bursts?
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More than ten or 12 bursts a round is going to get tiring.
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On Thursday morning, however, the bursts of rain showed no signs of abating.
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His productivity comes in bursts; he can get pushed around on the boards.
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Jealousy comes in bursts, but leaves just as quickly, so let it pass!
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From the opening horns on "Good Ass Intro," the project bursts with life.
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While you're there, pop into the "Bursts" album and go through each one.
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Walton bursts into Daley's office demanding the Infinity update be ready before Christmas.
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Dragon Quest VR condenses the Dragon Quest battle experience into quick, multiplayer bursts.
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There are rainbow flares; Snapchat animal masks drifting up; mysterious bursts of applause.
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There are bursts of overflowing communication, and having crazy, silly fun in public.
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As an entity, the piece evolved from subdued hazy passages to frenetic bursts.
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That's enough to capture 4K video as well as RAW bursts of photos.
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Plus the cork-like material gives off more fun bursts of color throughout.
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The next scene shows Flora exiting the house as it bursts into flames.
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Two quick first-quarter scoring bursts enabled Houston to build its comfortable lead.
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What gives the source conditions of FRB 121102 away is the bursts' polarization.
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Caption: A foreign visitor bursts into anxious laughter while being kissed by Cong.
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She bursts into a rap on the bridge about wearing thrift store clothes.
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A "C-List Asgardian sorceress"—this comic bursts with life, creativity, and comedy.
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Neon hues create dazzling displays in these spectacular bursts of light and color.
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Fast radio bursts (FRBs) are among the coolest, weirdest things in the sky.
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Unfortunately, while the bursts repeat, they're not periodic in any meaningful way, e.g.
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Snowy white blossoms shower the ground and bursts of rhododendron fill front yards.
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They suffered frequent bursts of rapid heartbeats, which can end in sudden death.
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There is no sense, though, that Liverpool needs those bursts of good fortune.
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Acts of violence erupt in unpredictable bursts, with civilians often bearing the brunt.
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The baby looks right at you and bursts into a big, gummy grin.
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The loud bursts of gunfire sent workers scrambling and barricading their office doors.
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"Life bursts through all of Oliver Sacks's writing," our reviewer, Daniel Menaker, writes.
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Catlike, the score whips into swift bursts of energy, then immediately, coyly recedes.
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But it's a small hiccup in a children's book that bursts with charm.
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Isabella bursts into tears imagining what life is like now for her husband.
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When a guest eats the cocktail, the bulbous edible bursts on the palate.
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Most of the fast radio bursts detected to date have only appeared once.
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It is capable of emitting sound bursts loud enough to repel potential attackers.
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These vocal bursts could easily come across as simply effects, or empty virtuosity.
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During bursts of anguish and defiance her voice sometimes sounded steely and insecure.
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It is not long before Pierre's attitude of sullen acquiescence bursts into flames.
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In jumps, Ms. Osipova still bursts high into the air with astounding speed.
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Some candidates have shown bursts of momentum while others have been more steady.
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This suggests stars are born in bursts, rather than at a constant rate.
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Atoms then split apart in furious chain reactions, releasing huge bursts of energy.
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The Predators' second-period push evoked Pittsburgh's bursts from the first two games.
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But it bursts with the most volatile arguments and impulses of its era.
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He is friendly and unceremonious, and prone to bursts of high-pitched laughter.
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They also found more bursts of light during Ramadan in the Middle East.
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Others check their email at key times during the day in short bursts.
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Some supporters say the president's thoughts in 140-character bursts make them wince.
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It's always chilly, with periodic bursts of warmth and sunlight throughout the day.
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Now the additional bursts of "he said, she said" have joined the choir.
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"There are a lot of things can be done in bursts," Palmer said.
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They were often days of boredom, punctuated by bursts of drama and bravado.
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"Pitch Perfect 3" finally bursts that bubble, following the Bellas into adult life.
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The bursts of gunfire, 12 in all, served as scaffolding for the timeline.
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She might be good with a kid in short bursts, but long term?
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She is gregarious and outgoing, speaking in loud staccato bursts, punctuated by laughter.
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She bursts into tears at the sight of a fight on her special day.
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The "Pablo" era has been exciting, moving in quick bursts and taking unexpected turns.
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Monday, Trump was up and at it on Twitter, spraying distractions in short bursts.
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Beyond that, sonic booms also produce blasting bursts of sound waves that jolt buildings.
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Much to the boys' delight, Derynn bursts out laughing, taking it like a champ.
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As it does so, the Fermi team will look for corresponding gamma-ray bursts.
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Click here to view original GIFThis sequence shows 14 of the 15 detected bursts.
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I fling them toward my opponent, who bursts into their own shower of ink.
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There's a way of testing the idea against astrophysical signals called fast radio bursts.
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The bursts can act like a signature for decoding the space between star systems.
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The observatory was designed to capture such intense, quick events like fast radio bursts.
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The reddened bump bursts with what could only resemble a strain of Cheez Wiz.
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But that creates another problem: these bursts must come from a super bright source.
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It's possible that every FRB has multiple bursts, and we simply haven't detected them.
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And I think it shows in their design: all three favor short, episodic bursts.
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Each note prods the other instruments to respond with splattering, skittish figures and bursts.
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Open from March to May, Keukenhof bursts to life with colorful blooms every spring.
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They analyze the music in short bursts, and the resulting melodies sound quite abstract.
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When he comes back, he has questions and Helen bursts into tears, waxing poetic.
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Fancy nomenclature aside, it's basically pushing out hot air in short bursts, or "burps".
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When the bond bubble bursts, my bond fund is going to be number one.
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Chet bursts in and sees what has happened, and fires Jeremy on the spot.
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Convective bursts surrounding the eye of Category 5 #Hurricane #Willa off Mexico's west coast.
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"If the source is repeating it needs to continue producing such bursts," says Hessels.
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"We actually dated the Jonas brothers together!" she answers, and everyone bursts into laughter.
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"Loud bursts of gunfire erupted," Norma Capuyan, leader of a farmers' group, told reporters.
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But like supernovae, gamma-ray bursts are unlikely to happen in our immediate vicinity.
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They did instruct him to fire several warning bursts with his underwing cannon pods.
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During heat bursts, the temperature climbs up rapidly, partly due to gusts of wind.
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Image Credit: Danielle FutselaarFast radio bursts, or FRBs, are a source of endless fascination.
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Then, her mom gets the notification on the Arkangel, and bursts into her room.
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The firearms are capable of accurately firing many rounds of ammunition in short bursts.
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In this mode, you can send live emojis, live touch gestures, and emoji bursts.
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The chaotic merger caused violent bursts of star formation that lasted 4 billion years.
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Whatever's causing these bursts must be releasing enormous amounts of energy with each pulse.
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I was very fortunate because when I was undercover, I'd get bursts of adrenaline.
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Some areas experienced "thunder snow," violent bursts of weather featuring both snow and lightning.
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The song itself moves between ecstatic club-pop whispers and bursts of glitchy electronics.
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As Ariel opens the door, they all scream and he immediately bursts into tears.
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In recent years, Flint has experienced bursts of revival but has largely been stagnant.
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How it works: Lightning can emit high-energy bursts known as gamma-ray flashes.
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Though he has a Twitter account, his rants tend to come in quick bursts.
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Today, thousands of these bursts have been observed and catalogued in many distant galaxies.
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These disruptions led to brief bursts of competition followed by prolonged periods of oligopoly.
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In terms of avoiding the counter strikes, keeping his bursts unpredictable is the priority.
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A number of people lift up rainbow signs and Kesha promptly bursts into tears.
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"Bob was inspired!" she writes, on a spread with bursts of Matisse-like shapes.
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Something is causing repeating short bursts of radio waves to be released into space.
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Sudden bursts will take off, sometimes inciting a fluttering tremolo or gnashing percussion volley.
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When a dam bursts, is it really because of "bad design" or "poor maintenance"?
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When Doug goes to scold Elodie for losing Spencer, she also bursts into tears.
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The deep reef might lie in the darkness, but it still bursts with color.
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The sleek metal droid has a radiation probe to look for leaks and bursts.
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My heart bursts with pride when I hear her recite the alphabet with confidence.
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Researchers from UC Berkeley set out to analyze "vocal bursts," or short, nonverbal exclamations.
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Given the high energy levels recorded, the bursts are almost certainly extragalactic in origin.
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Some travel so fast that they explode into fireballs, creating prolonged bursts of light.
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That triggered three powerful bursts of radiation that were detected by telescopes on Earth.
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That means taking part in short bursts of intense exercise — while in the office.
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These hypotheses both support some factors of the radio bursts but also raise questions.
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Concentrated bursts of violence take over the narrative and are exploited for political points.
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After about a week of incubating, the hepatocyte bursts, spreading malaria throughout the body.
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It had long been theorized that neutron star mergers could create gamma-ray bursts.
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He talks in bursts of inspiration, then mumbles through lulls, and frequently changes topics.
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We have international tech corporations based here, causing huge bursts of development and gentrification.
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Sleep-deprived new mothers are desperate for books they can read in short bursts.
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Muguruza's bid for the top spot is built on bursts of big-stage brilliance.
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Cartel gunmen responded with prolonged bursts of gunfire in the streets after Ovidio's arrest.
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Eventually the spread peaks, the bubble bursts and the number of infections declines sharply.
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Many prisons have increasingly turned to augmentation, and not for isolated two-hour bursts.
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For instance, copper has a role in blue bursts, and strontium in red ones.
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Trilobites Spiky bursts of plasma called spicules swirl around the surface of the sun.
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I saw lightning, but only one or two bursts every 20 minutes or so.
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I decided to shoot a series of long exposures, hoping to catch bright bursts.
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But instead of brief bursts of inflammation, many people began to experience it constantly.
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It makes a kind of sense that "Testimony" moves in bursts, like a screenplay.
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When the torso of Apollo bursts like a star, you must change your life.
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The Mets had hoped Harvey's stuff would improve in shorter bursts as a reliever.
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The PCF's turret gunner walked short bursts up the trawler's deck to the wheelhouse.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bursts of activity in the final minutes of trading on Euronext's (ENX.
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It's only visible when it bursts through the host plant to reveal its flowers.
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The fire brought whipping winds, bursts of thunder, lightning strikes and, very briefly, rain.
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Residents blocks away could hear bursts of gunfire for the next hour and beyond.
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Other parts of Latin America are also grappling with bursts of anti-immigration sentiment.
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Snow squalls are quick and intense bursts of snow accompanied by strong, gusty winds.
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Some nights, outside Leak & Sons, bursts of gunfire erupt with terrifying regularity, she said.
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He spoke in bursts, like a person who spent most of his time alone.
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Though this show had jolts of energy, it was meted out in controlled bursts.
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When the cryptocurrency bubble inevitably bursts, the toy overheats and blows your dick off.
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"We are stuck inside our classroom and there are bursts of gunfire," he said.
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Trump's anger, paranoia, dishonesty, and illiberalism operate at human scale, in 140-character bursts.
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Another popular and effective workout includes four bursts of exercise that last four minutes.
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It offers users the chance to speak their mind in 140-character bursts, like Twitter.
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When the lucky diner cuts into the bun, that cheese sauce bursts from the bread.
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Messaging is no longer just quick bursts of conversation, it's the interface of the future.
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These exotic objects could be the source of the mysterious cosmic bursts observed by scientists.
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The volcano erupted in bursts of cloud and smoke lasting about five to 10 minutes.
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They provide bursts of motion and color, a heady distillation of Sonic's most thrilling parts.
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For now, the "mood bursts" are limited to a virtual reality experience, offered at CES.
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Fast radio bursts, often referred to as FRBs, were first discovered by astronomers in 2007.
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Unexpected flirty vibes are in the air, and sudden bursts of inspiration will pop up.
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For decades, consumer giants mostly grew slowly and comfortably, with only occasional bursts of innovation.
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Stripped down to bare chemistry, heartbeats are bursts of calcium inside the heart muscle cells.
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" Jenna Johnson: "With a third-place finish, Klobuchar bursts to the center of the … race.
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Indian military pilots complain their radios are being interrupted by bursts of patriotic Pakistani songs.
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The drill pipe bursts, and HOT GUY goes flying hundreds of feet into the hair.
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I think I worked on it for about a month, slowly and in short bursts.
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Kufrin bursts into giggles, but it's unclear if she's laughing with him or at him.
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"What happens inside you, you actually transform and your heart bursts," continues the proud mom.
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There are floss flowers with purple bursts, and dianthus with serrated petals in different hues.
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I'm betting that this is the year the bubble bursts on the consumer drone market.
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Five men enter carrying the woman as she yells "no" repeatedly in long howling bursts.
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The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory says there are occasional bursts of ash coming from the crater.
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Bursts of gunfire were also heard but it was not clear where they came from.
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They also do cardio — either short bursts of high intensity, or longer, low-intensity walks.
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It's great for short-term business, but copycats soon abound, and the bubble eventually bursts.
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But his score for Hereditary is particularly notable, full of droning menace and discordant bursts.
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Social-media videos showed revellers ducking, hiding and running from bursts of automatic-weapon fire.
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Bursts of staccato white noise build momentum like a steam train accelerating through your skull.
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But, but, but: FRBs can be either a single radio wave pulse or repeating bursts.
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"What happens inside you, you actually transform and your heart bursts," continued the proud mom.
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Separately, there are special weather phenomena known as "heat bursts," which usually happen at night.
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It offers users the chance to speak their mind in 513-character bursts, like Twitter.
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The volatile nature of young stars is a likely trigger for these bursts, Notsu explained.
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Scientists are certainly deep in thought about where these distant, quick bursts might come from.
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The artist's spell-binding compositions weave together tiny pearlescent nodes and shocks of spiky bursts.
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But with consistency, you can become fluent and automatic at achieving creative and intuitive bursts.
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After saying thank you, the fan bursts into the song's chorus — and Spears plays along.
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Then, overwhelmed by the rapper's presence, she bursts into tears and hugs her hero tightly.
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But now researchers have observed more than 80 of these Fast Radio Bursts, or FRBs.
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Mr. Yang brought improvisatory freedom to these bursts of virtuosic passagework, while maintaining cool assurance.
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Even during bursts of abandon, Mr. Yang played with robust sound on his splendid violin.
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She bursts into the WWI strategy room without nary a consideration for stuffy gender politics.
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The pan bursts into flames as the phone continues to fry in the kitchen sink.
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Specifically, Lincoln recorded three musicians from the Detroit Symphony Orchestra playing short bursts of sound.
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She and her husband ran in short bursts -- sprinting and hiding to avoid being targeted.
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Round after round hailed down in rapid bursts for nine, 10, up to 11 minutes.
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Ethiopia during the reign of Haile Selassie bursts to life in this impressionistic family history.
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They determine when and how often they work and often work in bursts of time.
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Three- or four-bullet bursts with a brief pause in between is Soldier's ideal rhythm.
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Shang makes his deliveries in a small electric car painted with bursts of JD red.
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From explosive bursts to muffled snorts, some form of laughter punctuates almost all verbal communication.
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I imagine smoke billowing from the overtaxed wires before the whole contraption bursts into flames.
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He doesn't punch himself out early and the storm comes in well spread out bursts.
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Like the name suggests, pulses are sent in bursts, whereas typical systems continuously emit them.
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Related: [NSFW] Vintage Porn Bursts with Flowers in Dromsjel's Psychedelic Erotic Collages These Aren't Photographs.
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The raw meat is buttery and rich with acidic bursts from the fresh ingredients inside.
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They were also able to detect the radio bursts at a higher frequency than ever.
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Neymar bursts down the left and pokes a shot past Ochoa with his right foot.
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Riven with racism and sharp bursts of violence, "Goldstone" nevertheless has a rough, desolate beauty.
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The workouts range from total body, to yoga, to ab routines, cardio bursts, and more.
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Gunfire then erupted again in at least two more bursts, both shorter than the first.
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Now Dr. Aubert and other researchers are puzzling over what triggered these bursts of creativity.
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Rick and Cliff fight off their attackers, dispatching them with bursts of horror-movie gore.
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It's fun in short bursts, but Armored Core and Dark Souls fans might be disappointed.
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Q: How many bursts did you hear before the one that sounded right above you?
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Handstands and guns appear, ghostly music, exigency — the passage bursts with vernacular gumption, prismatic parlance.
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Mysterious signals with no discernible patternFast radio bursts are among the universe&aposs strangest mysteries.
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The powerful crane would need to suck up tremendous amounts of electricity in short bursts.
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He had the haircut of a drill sergeant, which belied his occasional bursts of giddiness.
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Until recently, that's about all scientists could tell you about fast radio bursts, or FRBs.
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In this show, a cowboy bursts into a room through a doorway without a door.
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If it bursts, it could cause the next global recession, hitting the American market hard.
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Dickinson muses and ponders, yes, but she also seethes, scolds, teases and bursts out laughing.
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"Miles is a member of Mar-a-Lago," she says, before Guo bursts into laughter.
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Astronomers have long debated whether new stars form at steady rate or in accelerated bursts.
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Repeating fast radio bursts are known to send out short energetic radio waves multiple times.
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In the warm summer months, brilliant green terraces fill the countryside with bursts of color.
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It's mainly light, but some shorter bursts of moderate or even heavy activity are possible.
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Heavy weights create short, tear prone muscle fibers built for quick bursts, according to Guerrero.
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We were getting the script in bursts, so when that came through I was gobsmacked.
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You can end it whenever you like, but it's good for short bursts of productivity.
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Scientists had never observed these bursts and bubbles before, but they seem to be common.
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"It&aposs being mindful of how to engineer little bursts of physical activity," he said.
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As leaders, they are also known for their charisma and short bursts of intense action.
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"When the hall was empty, I used to see bursts of light there," she said.
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A store called Cotelac was chock-full of funky eccentric bursts of colors and fabrics.
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As reporters compliment Sanders, McCarthy's Spicer bursts into the room to take over the discussion.
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At that instant, the two other soldiers fired three bursts from their weapons, killing him.
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Melody is everywhere, but it comes in fragments and wisps, fits, starts and cacophonous bursts.
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As the music video begins, a CGI snake bursts into a swarm of colorful butterflies.
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Many abstract paintings are like atmospheric incidents: bursts of color that establish a certain mood.
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It's rapid-fire, brief bursts of entertainment for the so-called short attention span generation.
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CHIME also observed the second-ever repeating burst, and the lowest-frequency bursts yet known.
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One risk Sandberg discusses is something straight out of comic books: supernovas or gamma ray bursts.
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While they'd be catastrophically bad if they happened, supernovas and gamma ray bursts are extremely rare.
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The presence of these magma bursts coincided with "free-air gravity" anomalies shown in the data.
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Solomon bursts my bubble, saying that according to their work, this kind of thinking is problematic.
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Perhaps the lens will one day help astronomers understand the mystery of fast radio bursts, too.
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And extreme bursts of hot weather can provide the kindling for mosquitoborne outbreaks to spread further.
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The Kalashnikov is for bursts of fire, a Kurdish friend of mine, Ismet, had told me.
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Of course, the biggest mystery of fast radio bursts in space endures: Why do they happen?
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In the weeks following that Christmas detection, Arecibo registered 15 more bursts from this one source.
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That night, Corinne bursts forth from her villain chrysalis and emerges as a fully unlikeable butterfly.
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Throughout the rally, bursts of discontent went up from people in the crowd holding "Bernie" signs.
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They time their product strategies, marketing and go-to-market in short bursts to maximize adoption.
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"Normally, we search for pulsars and these flashes of light called fast radio bursts," he said.
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Pulses from these repeat bursts have, so far, seemed somewhat random and discordant in their timing.
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Murakami bursts in first, and the Defenders start fighting him, while Alexandra watches from a distance.
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Think of all the ways you already insert pleasurable, circumscribed bursts of risk into your life.
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The river Seine bursts its banks next to the Eiffel Tower in Paris on June 2.
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Stars flaring or going supernova, bursts of interesting radiation, and other events could very well occur.
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And when he too rejects her, she flings herself on a bed and bursts into tears.
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The chain's Peppermint Mochas and PSLs are anything but subtle, always offering intense bursts of sweetness.
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You die quicker, run faster, and fight in much more intense and quickened bursts of action.
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Fast radio bursts, or FRBs, have been one of the biggest enigmas for astronomers since 1211023.
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It has always mixed bursts of assertiveness with promises to open markets and protect foreign firms.
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After a few seconds, the electric vehicle bursts into flames and the clip ends soon afterward.
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They also do some cardio — either short bursts of high intensity, or longer, low-intensity walks.
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Connie bursts into the therapist's office and drags his brother away, thus establishing their toxic relationship.
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Climate change is set to bring more intense bursts of rainfall to northern and western Europe.
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Image: CSIRO/Alex CherneyFirst detected in 2007, fast radio bursts remain a poorly understood celestial phenomenon.
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They concluded it could fly in bursts over relatively short distances like pheasants, peacocks and roadrunners.
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Scientists honed in on the galaxy where mysterious fast radio bursts (FRB) seem to be originating.
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A stream of fluorescent paint that bursts, rushes, flows and ultimately pools in the area below.
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"A new technology bursts on to the market and people fail to secure it," he said.
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DMajor bursts into Jamal's fly-ass loft to find him on the couch with another man.
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Occasionally there are weird bursts of laughter, and sometimes Frank Caliendo pops in for whatever reason.
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It's no more than a second or two, but those extra bursts of speed add up.
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But when it comes to sheer destructive flair, gamma ray bursts (GRBs) take the apocalyptic cake.
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The problem with the profit motive As one bubble bursts another seems to be inflating rapidly.
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And so was his brevity, his ability to filter complicated feelings into compact, punctuated mental bursts.
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It sometimes bursts out in bits and pieces, with emotional shrapnel embedding itself in others' skins.
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During whole stretches, celebratory choral bursts seem to escape tugging strands of nervous, dark orchestra music.
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The fear is this bubble bursts and the fallout spreads to the rest of the world.
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In Damascus soldiers at government checkpoints greeted news of the coup with bursts of celebratory gunfire.
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A Musk-style expedition to Mars would need to make provisions for sudden bursts of radiation.
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The second movement is more kinetic, full of scraping effects and staggered bursts of eerie phrases.
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Bursts of tinkling metal madness somehow mesh with the overall darkness of the slow second movement.
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Studies suggest short bursts of activity like these can have a big impact on people's waistlines.
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Gamma-ray bursts happen almost every day, without warning, and they only last a few seconds.
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Even three short, quick bursts of 20-second all-out physical effort can improve overall fitness.
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Making a home is not a steady process but comes about in bursts, interspersed with inactivity.
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Witnessing these flailing bursts, I came back to the idea of a new, more relevant flâneur.
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Rabbid Peach is something like half her teammates size, but she moves in quick, nimble bursts.
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And the pechuga, served hot from the still, bursts with fruit flavors (and a fiery proof).
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As the judge announced his decision, both sides of the courtroom let out bursts of emotion.
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"We are continuing to monitor how the properties of the bursts change with time," Hessels said.
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Dodgers starter Brandon McCarthy visited, too, after experiencing sudden, unsettling bursts of wildness late last season.
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But she could also dispatch the piece's leaping chords, bursts of breathless runs with cool command.
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At dinner, Matt suddenly bursts into tears, which sends his father and brothers into a panic.
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Then, bursts of rattling percussion instigate a series of gestures that swell, fracture and break off.
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Cards depicted Santa Claus riding in a spaceship, while tree toppers were shaped like atomic bursts.
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"What you are doing on the bow specifically is very short bursts of energy," she said.
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Suddenly, a young woman bursts onto an otherwise empty road, her body spot-lit by headlights.
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Spread three 20-second bursts of intense exercise across 10 minutes of running, cycling or rowing.
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During a few summer weeks, you'll find bursts of alpine wildflowers in red, pink and purple.
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Intermittent heartache, bursts of profit and, if the future is like the past, reasonably high returns.
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"Broadchurch" builds suspense with deliberate, often agonizing pacing and then explodes in dizzying bursts of action.
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When the baby matures, it bursts from the roach's chest ready to continue the gruesome ritual.
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This was a radical workers' movement that hosted giant rallies across the country in three bursts.
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The villain's death, depicted in jagged, fractured bursts, leads to a passage of shimmering, shifting chords.
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This restless, fantastical music shifts from bursts of fidgety runs to fleeting passages of searching lyricism.
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The restaurant is large, and service tends to arrive in rapid bursts separated by long pauses.
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Other repeating fast radio bursts have also been traced to galactic regions where stars are formed.
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In such a deadened room, a body bursts with life, spilling it out through every sense.
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Rather it was a juicy fruit that bursts over your face and drips down your chin.
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Like his first two, they relied on deadpan humor, oddball characters and occasional bursts of melodrama.
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The source sends out one or two bursts of radio waves every hour, over four days.
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And yet, this status quo of presidential dominance is periodically punctuated by bursts of congressional reassertion.
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But repeating fast radio bursts are known to send out short, energetic radio waves multiple times.
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As the virus — and fears of the virus — spread, the problems balloon, and the bubble bursts.
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He crashed ahead, attacking critics on all sides and delivering Twitter bursts of anti-historical nonsense.
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Enter Ariana Grande: A pint-size powerhouse with a sensuous voice that bursts from her diaphragm.
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Radio telescopes are extremely sensitive devices that detect bursts of radio energy coming from outer space.
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Our addiction to social validation and bursts of "likes" would continue to destroy our attention spans.
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Guzmán López then dials one of his brothers as bursts of gunfire explode in the background.
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Authentic caviar has a famous "Caspian pop" — which occurs when the roe bursts on the palate.
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There were also 23,262 hemorrhagic strokes, the rarer type that occur when a blood vessel bursts.
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By the time he bursts on stage with a headset microphone, the crowd is fully primed.
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Songs on Less Talk are faster, heavier, punctuated with narrative storytelling and bursts of genuine thrash.
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Video showing rockets and bursts of tracer bullets across the night sky and loud bursts of gunfire was shown on Qatar-based al-Jazeera television after Prime Minister Haider Abadi announced what he called "the heroic operations to free you from the terror and oppression of Daesh".
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As our tech team's iPhone storage coverage notes, you can quickly identify duplicates through the bursts folder.
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It's capable of taking 15 fps bursts of images (and, again, that's the only thing it takes).
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In the nick of time he bursts into Sabrina's trail and tells her to plead not guilty.
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After a few milliseconds, bursts of atoms fly out of the system in jets that resemble fireworks.
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Beyond the initial bursts of anger, the site did not enter some kind of permanent rage spiral.
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A ribbon of text and images bursts upward out of the bottom-left corner of my vision.
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We insist on the link between us through language: carefully scheduled phone calls, bursts of text messages.
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The weapon's lithium battery can apparently handle over 1,000 laser bursts that last around two seconds each.
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Rather than straight line bursts and rapier straight punches, Cruickshank works in side kicks and running flurries.
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Fast radio bursts may also allow astronomers to study the way matter is distributed in the universe.
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They're both puzzle games that lean heavily on techno-driven soundtracks and eye-searing bursts of color.
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What makes such black hole-hugging magnetars so special that they would preferentially produce fast radio bursts?
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The way Big Little Lies unspooled its endgame in bursts of wicked horror was all I needed.
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It bursts through the walls and pounces on Brenner as his agents fire their weapons in vain.
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Those prices can change, though, if you occasionally need to process bursts of additional data, for example.
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Their fumbling relationship is equal parts endearing and (very) steamy, and Hoang's writing bursts from the page.
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With every trip on the TARDIS, the Doctor bursts open his human companions' conception of the universe.
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During some passages, he went for steely tone and uninhibited power, especially bursts of arm-blurring octaves.
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She had the prima donna air that Tosca must convey, but not the bursts of flaming jealousy.
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Bursts of gunfire followed the attack, which targeted the Italian Coffee cafeteria, located near the passport office.
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You're passion personified, Sagittarius, as lusty Mars bursts into your sign from August 2 until September 27.
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Corn bursts from a grain bin which was soaked with floodwater on March 103 near Union, Nebraska.
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The two are about to have their first kiss when Dustin bursts in and kills the mood.
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This season's main threat seems to be seven mysterious red bursts that have occurred across the galaxy.
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If the methane is seeping through cracks, there could be occasional large bursts of methane, Webster says.
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In a special behind the scenes clip, the actress bursts out laughing after he says his line.
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For example, there are sections for Favorites, Selfies, Bursts, and then an "All" group at the bottom.
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Someone can be heard laughing as the cylinder makes a loud noise and then bursts into flames.
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Arcane hand signals are still used during short bursts of intense and "highly liquid" five-minute sessions.
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But then, that make believe invisible layer gets destroyed and the tennis ball bursts into glorious flames.
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You do not need to put all of the energy in the laser bursts at the beginning.
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These phenomena can help explain how those gamma ray bursts form in astrophysical systems like black holes.
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In two extended bursts, he made more than 2221 drawings, as well as a handful of paintings.
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Just as the call is initiated, however, Felix bursts through the door with Adele, back from Europe.
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And dogs are well known for following huge bursts of energy and play with equally ambitious naps.
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What the salted caramel croissant lacked in the looks department, it made up for in flavour bursts.
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McEnery then received an email with a subject line in all caps—the bursts had a friend.
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The warming waters increase evaporation and cause bursts of rain that can erode away soil, scientists say.
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It's a ritualistic slap of the fraternity paddle as, mixed metaphorically speaking, the safe college bubble bursts.
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In the country that gave the world flamenco, much of this energy bursts forth on the dancefloor.
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Always looking in control, he's capable of accelerating and getting to the rim in remarkably quick bursts.
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Phones can also record panoramas, slow-motion video, bursts of rapid-fire photos, and of course selfies.
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Britain's is another: temperatures in July hover around 15°C and bursts of rain are not uncommon.
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Today, we write an ode to those photos we snap in bursts when we're feeling particularly pretty.
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Additionally, nuclear surface bursts used on hardened sites, would generate radioactive fallout contaminating Japan and possibly China.
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He is constantly subjected to her sudden mood changes, her bursts of anger followed by total stillness.
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So that stream of photos brings me little bursts of pleasure throughout my day, a regular lift.
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Once inside, we were immediately overwhelmed with the bright bursts of sunshine yellow emanating from every corner.
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A brain aneurysm is a bulge in a blood vessel that can prove fatal if it bursts.
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Basically, HIIT is a cardio training technique that implements quick bursts of exercise and intervals of rest.
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It contains cascading bursts of fast notes poignantly curtailed, as if to underline the futility of flight.
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Previous merger and acquisition activity bursts peaked in 2000 and 2007 and preceded big stock sell-offs.
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They automatically process alerts from satellites and adjust to face the bursts in less than a minute.
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And he dabbles in real estate speculation, buying and selling a dozen homes before the bubble bursts.
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That's enough for 4K video, 3D video, and RAW bursts as well as handling other large files.
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The pipelines that transport the output have suffered various bursts and spills since operations began in 2004.
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There were staccato bursts of gunfire at night and, by morning, news of young men gone missing.
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But today's quantum chips often require very cold temperatures and only work for short bursts of time.
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Robbery, kidnapping and human rights abuses are rife; random bursts of gunfire erupt in neighborhoods at night.
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Pablo and Alba dance; Jane and Xo watch as a pipe bursts, flooding their house with water.
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But Jamal's not having it and bursts into D's recording session, which is apparently a no-no.
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Moreover, it's likely that there exist more, weaker bursts with the same origin yet to be found.
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Astronomers working at a Canadian radio telescope have reported the observation of fast radio bursts or FRBs.
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Previous research bolstered the idea that stars grow steadily, not in violent bursts as suggested by Liu.
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The piano enters with a restless theme in thick chords played over tumultuous bursts of jagged arpeggios.
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Midge is like a sardonic Hulk; she gets hurt, she gets angry and her superpower bursts forth.
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Advertisers have used that to their advantage for a century, condensing their messages into short, simple bursts.
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But there's evidence that binge writers actually get less done than people who write in shorter bursts.
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There are records from ancient Chinese astronomers spotting these bursts of light more than 2,173 years ago.
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HIIT workouts generally combine short bursts of intense exercise with periods of rest or lower-intensity exercise.
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The data suggest that the radio waves from the bursts were scattered by whatever surrounds the sources.
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Airstrikes and commando operations bring bursts of pressure, but the militants have release valves all around them.
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Wiggly lines indicate the tingling of spider senses, while electronic bursts signal the presence of interdimensional static.
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There are records from ancient Chinese astronomers spotting these bursts of light more than 2,700 years ago.
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The late bursts of campaigning and drama have unfolded only after much of the electorate completed ballots.
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Two of them sent controlled bursts of machine-gun fire through holes smashed in a stairwell wall.
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Buttigieg has benefited from a few moments that went viral online and translated into bursts of donations.
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There Ava met a terrible fate, which comes through in bursts as startling as Rose's Harriet episodes.
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But once they'd tried it, Teevan says, they liked how it fit real work into small bursts.
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Short bursts of work and then straight into standby seemed to generate the laggy and slow experiences.
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Researchers hope that by tracing the origin of these mysterious bursts, they can determine what caused them.
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And despite occasional bursts of market-driven angst, the downturns so far in 2480.91 have been paltry.
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Accretion bursts have been witnessed in two other young stars, with the first ever detection in 2016.
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Regardless of which type you use, use short bursts to remove any dust from the charging ports.
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Over five hours, the telescopes detected four bursts that lasted less than two thousandths of a second.
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If the bubble bursts, they will be glad of the diversification provided by their investment banking operations.
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In fact, they don't believe the bursts they detected were unique, so this is just the beginning.
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The higher bitcoin values get, the harder holders of the cryptocurrency will fall when that bubble bursts.
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Bring to a simmer over medium heat and cook until the hominy bursts, about 2 hours. 2.
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Soon, the cello declares battle on the orchestra, breaking into raucous, vehement bursts of sputtering, manic phrases.
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Extraction taxes on natural resources have declined sharply over the short run as the commodity bubble bursts.
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It was exposed to tiny bursts of ammonium hydroxide to kill E. coli and other dangerous contaminants.
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The numbing routine of the hospital is disrupted when a hotheaded, seriously injured young man bursts in.
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Retaliation, perhaps, and Jacksonville's riposte came in staccato bursts, one play after another in the first half.
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In short bursts of observation he meditates on everything from the city's highways to Michael Bloomberg's wealth.
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It has also gotten huge bursts of attention via top conspiracy theorists Alex Jones and Sean Hannity.
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The show begins with disorienting bursts of light that finally converge on a conventional black box stage.
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Your Genie runs across the screen dropping bitcoin before someone bursts the bubble in one of today's scenes.
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Graphic cloud designs mix with floral bursts of color perfectly reminiscent of the first blooms of the season.
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Much more speculatively, these bursts could be produced by an advanced alien civilization's antenna ray for lightsail propulsion.
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" It was at this point that Fairooz chuckled, or let out what Stier called "loud bursts of laughter.
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That was a new type of observation that could help scientists understand exactly what causes these massive bursts.
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December is a time for key activities that make it a bad time for unplanned bursts of adventurism.
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Once inside, she bursts into the breakfast room, where he and Villanelle are laughing, safe as can be.
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Instead, we get the exciting footage of Ocasio-Cortez right before she bursts into her election night party.
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Meanwhile, Elle snaps back and the A/V equipment bursts into flames, setting off the school fire alarm.
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Or it will these companies elbow their way in, only to disappear if and when the bubble bursts?
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Trump has sought to control the message himself on Twitter, mainly in angry bursts fueled by conservative media.
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When Clinton brought it up unprompted she received one of the biggest bursts of applause of the evening.
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The orchestral music unfolds in bursts and spurts, as skittish bits are tossed among various groups of instruments.
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But Mr. Lisiecki could swiftly shift stances and bring out strangely quizzical stretches and crazed bursts of intensity.
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The old, patriarchal order was dying in rural India, dying slowly, and releasing toxic bursts as it did.
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Luke, holding a poster of him, June, and Hannah, bursts through the protest and wrestles with the Commander.
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He's able to easily dodge the tank's Scrap Gun blasts while dealing damage with bursts of throwing stars.
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The internet bursts with ways for LaCroix devotees, like sports fans or SoulCycle converts, to declare their loyalty.
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The first FRB was discovered in 2007, and since then, we've confirmed 52 sources of these transient bursts.
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If the bubble bursts, "we will have to take the blame and build up society again," he says.
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They are pushed through bursts of burpees, handclap push-ups and various kicks and punches at boxing bags.
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Bursts of investor enthusiasm sometimes (if not always) spur experimentation and investment, laying a foundation for future growth.
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Mr Akchoté's production creates a throbbing, urgent drive, which sometimes bursts—almost inappropriately—into fully-fledged pop bangers.
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In other cases, bursts may present writing prompts in the form of text messages that kids fill in.
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Tashi Norbu, who draws on Buddhist thangka painting, recited mantras between bursts of activity at a crowded gallery.
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Between bursts of activity, his mantras would return in greater volume and clarity while he surveyed the canvas.
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Bunkers or airfields, for instance, need heavier pressure to destroy, so those targets would probably require surface bursts.
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The bursts of focused quiet time are rare, so I stick to short pieces of literature on tour.
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Doom Guy can now dash around in quick bursts, allowing players to cover greater distances in the air.
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The 45-second bursts of music will be played as winners mount the podium to receive their medals.
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The development process for rocket engines typically starts with firing the engine in short bursts at partial power.
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Is Post Malone a Mars Audiac Quintet guy or does he prefer Transient Random-Noise Bursts with Announcements?
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Spiral galaxies' arms are full of stars (and solar systems) as well as cosmic dust and gas bursts.
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Researchers started to think that perhaps there were different types of these bursts, each with its own source.
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Sometimes, bursts of hot plasma also erupt from the sun, launching charged particles out into our cosmic neighborhood.
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The sun bursts into communal Aquarius for a month this Wednesday, reviving the team spirit in us all.
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Levine's vocals were a little dodgy to start, missing some of the short vocal bursts in the beginning.
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Another actor suddenly bursts into the room, grabbing me by the arm and pushing me out the theater.
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Caren Mansholt is on her feet, clapping along, when a rapid series of pops bursts through the air.
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The toll: 462 dead and 1,330 injured, sometimes for life, typically in bursts of gunfire lasting but seconds.
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The bursts of unbelievable motion seen in the highlight reel are shocking amid all the slowing and murk.
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These bursts are the most extreme and energetic events in the universe, after the Big Bang, of course.
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Bursts can snap hundreds of photos in just seconds, and you might not know if you've done it.
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These are high-tension acts, strung between creativity and compliance, bouts of waiting and bursts of frantic labor.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - On the outskirts of Tripoli, days of silence are broken by bursts of heavy artillery fire.
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The plane's wing hits the ground and the aircraft comes to a stop as it bursts into flames.
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Yellow and green sands that are visible beneath the surface add further bursts of color to the river.
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He employs short bursts of hyperbole rather than thoughtfully articulated statements, and does so over and over again.
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The explosions were gamma-ray bursts: short eruptions of the most energetic form of light in the universe.
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Gamma-ray bursts appear without warning and only last a few seconds, so astronomers had to move quickly.
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Such bursts of frustration with Beijing are worrying: they raise questions about whether a final pact can stick.
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The astronomers detected six repeat bursts from this single source, all originating from the same location in space.
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Bellandur Lake, the city's largest, often bursts into flames and sends plumes of black smoke into the sky.
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The imaging-sensing system uses a time-of-flight camera, which fires short laser bursts toward an object.
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It is a concerto for mandolin and orchestra, lit up by improvisatory bursts of bluegrass and mountain fiddling.
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Those new runners who work best during short bursts should switch to CrossFit before the changes become irreversible.
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Thankfully, it's rare that we must summon hidden bursts of courage—or coherence—to complete some unforeseen mission.
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The 56-year-old manager prizes creativity, something Totti still has in spades when deployed in shorter bursts.
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During our short bursts together, I was finally the person I'd always wanted to be: cool, collected, energetic.
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The Canada-based Roadsworth creates incredible pieces that interrupt the gray of the road with bursts of color.
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USC senior linebacker Uchenna Nwosu bursts around an edge and drags Stanford's Cameron Scarlett down by his shoelaces.
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Only sporadic bursts of time-spread tightness, the most recent earlier this month, betray lead's struggling supply profile.
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Above her, on the white wall, hangs a poster with bursts of color and the words: Share Joy.
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Before Collins bursts a blood vessel, though, it's worth remembering just what saved the Mets a year ago.
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Over the next seven hours, Williams continued to feed bursts of air into BEAM until it gradually unfurled.
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The CHIME team believes this scattering is indicative of powerful astrophysical objects at the source of the bursts.
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Instead of coming in many lighter rainfall events, we're getting more rain in short, intense bursts, he said.
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Each sound — the ball hitting the paddles, table and drum — must align with sforzando bursts from the orchestra.
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But it also shows how bursts of action are not enough, especially in the face of entrenched opposition.
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That makes the shootings more unpredictable and random and can happen in fast, concentrated bursts, the police said.
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Residents reported sustained bursts of gunfire from Omdurman, a famous district on the western bank of the Nile.
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The piece has all the dizzying intricacy and sudden bursts of ferocity that Mr. Zorn is known for.
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But it invests too little effort in exploring this idea, instead favoring random bursts of violence and splatter.
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SCIENCE TIMES An article on Friday about fast radio bursts misstated the institutions involved in the Chime study.
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This magical totem of a book bursts with beauty, absurdity, generosity and the surprise of the natural world.
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The speech was interrupted by bursts of applause, but the pope drew criticism for what he did next.
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Their fans responded to the team's vigor with bursts of their own, forming a regenerating cycle of energy.
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It also results in adaptations of creepypastas where Mario is forced to kill Luigi and bursts into tears.
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Brian Stelter emails: This week's bursts of anti-media messages reflect insecurity on the part of the president.
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To start, they attached a device to the end of the cables that shoots out bursts of light.
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It cleverly follows the story of the main character, Evan, until a student bursts in with a gun.
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There are intense episodes with instruments breaking into skittish bursts and pitches piling up into tart, raw harmonies.
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The role of Enrico combines wistful, sometimes befuddled lyricism with feisty bursts that seem modeled on Wagner's Siegfried.
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Both groups are funny, endearing, scared, occasionally clumsy, vulnerable, daring, pesky and prone to sudden bursts of energy.
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He visited Ben Taub's emergency room on Halloween, after experiencing bursts of fever as high as 104 degrees.
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This also marks the first time gamma-ray bursts, or GRBs, have been detected with ground-based telescopes.
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It also discovered previously unseen bursts of rapid solar wind that bend the sun&aposs magnetic field backwards.
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Notice how when Hunt switches from singing to speaking, he&aposll often deliver bursts of syllables on offbeats.
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Many guests could see clouds, or bursts of light from hotel windows, and the hotels promoted these sights.
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The soprano in the mix, Kamala Sankaram, delivered bursts of powerful, luminous phrasing — then later played the sitar.
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It's interested in politics as theater, as something meant to entertain us while the country bursts into flame.
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It's bursts of noun phrases, self-interruptions, sudden departures from the theme, flashes of memory, odd side remarks.
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It's simple, fun, easy to play in short bursts, and marked by a distinctive and surreal deadpan humour.
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"[Twitter] is a medium for short emotional bursts that are not reflective, which is Trump's specialty," Greenberg said.
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The interview goes off the rails, and then the piece de resistance is when Kelly's wife bursts in.
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He brought delicacy and sparkling clarity to the bursts of runs and dizzying scales in this Neo-Classical piece.
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True, the recitative was accompanied by full orchestra, sometimes ingeniously but more often in short-breathed bursts of punctuation.
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If the cryptocurrency bubble ever bursts, the hype will probably die down and everything will go back to normal.
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Solar flares are powerful bursts of radiation that stream out into space after periods of sunspot-associated magnetic activity.
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In short bursts while writing messaging or typing things into a search box, I often forgot it was there.
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Image: NASA/Dana Berry/Skyworks DigitalAs noted, gamma-ray bursts are among the most powerful explosions known to astronomers.
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The servant tells her father, who bursts into the room and sees the bronze statue of the dead husband.
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These shorts bursts of videos and still pictures, called Stories, have helped him amass hundreds of thousands of followers.
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These kinds of plasma bursts can harm satellites in space and even mess with the electrical grid on Earth.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: University of California, Berkeley (TechCrunch)Most fast radio bursts are one-off events.
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It's possible that they all do, but that most of the time only the first, brightest bursts are seen.
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This kind of system would allow for short bursts of power to help accelerate, brake or turn a vehicle.
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Because you rarely see a cop show where the lawyer bursts into the interrogation room and shouts, 'Keep talking.
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And it's broken into smaller sections – clips it calls "bursts" – which Audioburst identifies by understanding when the audio changes.
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The Hound quite literally threatens to "chuck him over the fucking wall" (+603) if he bursts into a sermon.
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Since the ground was shaking during those 10-second bursts, the telescope was shaking, too, making the trails leap.
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In the disturbing audio-only account, rapid bursts of gunfire are heard multiple times over the shouts of attendees.
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Then, in bursts Coleman in the midst of all that and asking why Rachel didn't tell him what happened.
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In a new study, astronomers suggest this might explain these bizarre intergalactic radio waves, known as fast radio bursts.
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GizmodoUSA is characterized by bursts of activity over a few days or weeks, followed by long periods of silence.
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In contrast to the bursts of vivid description of music or landscapes, however, these moments can seem rather pallid.
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It was most likely 100 million times the mass of the sun to produce both bursts of star formation.
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It's also got a custom control system, which uses coded audio bursts to transmit instructions from a human operator.
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There have been occasional bursts of red and blue, but they are now more the exception than the rule.
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On a near weekly basis, the internet bursts with a new craze, from BDE to "baby shark challenge" dances.
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Skies filled with thick black smoke, brightened only by bursts of red and orange rising above the canyon ridges.
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When the chorus starts up and Marshall repeats the title in bursts of four, Del Rey stays below, harmonizing.
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During initial testing last summer it detected a baker's dozen of the bursts, results that were published in January.
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Researchers found that short bursts of light exposure at night won't necessarily disrupt your internal clock, including sleep habits.
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They are designed instead for the tiny bursts of data that agriculture, infrastructure and asset-tracking IoT devices produce.
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The barbed laughs make the social commentary go down smoother, which lowers your guard for shocking bursts of violence.
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Consider it a battery life of weeks when used in conventional intermittent bursts, such as on your daily commute.
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It's nice to communicate with people in little image bursts that don't have to be too invested or sacred.
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Rife with business ideas, the schedule bursts with guides for monetizing Messenger, Instagram, video streaming, payments, games and apps.
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At the video's start, smoke appears to billow out from beneath the car before it violently bursts into flames.
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In the video, the rock bursts and liquifies quite quickly after being put under the concentrated beam of light.
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"What we thought we knew about short gamma-ray bursts might not be the full story," McEnerey told Gizmodo.
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Astronomers still aren't sure what powers these extraordinary bursts, especially on the record-breaking levels observed in ASASSN-153lh.
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Lauren added other bursts of color with a red dinner jacket for men and mid-length coat for women.
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But if a property bubble bursts, many borrowers at high interest rates likely would be unable to repay loans.
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But a review of the archived observations of the telescope revealed an additional 10 bursts consistent with the first.
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Some LME participants have complained that trading bursts in the ring just before the close have distorted closing prices.
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Occasional bursts of flames, imperiling many of the effectively nameless characters, come as a relief from the chromatic tedium.
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The bigger the bitcoin bubble becomes, the more likely it is to do serious economic damage when it bursts.
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When he's in this self-aggrandizing mode, YoungBoy Never Broke Again is rowdy, clipping his words into terse bursts.
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He expounded on the discovery at his workshop the other day, breaking from his peaceful demeanor into excited bursts.
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In between bursts of lethal clumsiness, the authorities have mostly left the protesting pedagogues free to man their barricades.
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The agency shared pictures of the steaming black piles, noting that methane bursts were audible in the surrounding woods.
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The younger one does almost everything on her phone in short bursts in between classes, tests and research papers.
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Vogel is a poet first, and Death and Other Holidays is composed of short bursts of ultra-distilled prose.
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Scientists expect to learn more as they turn telescopes toward more gamma-ray bursts like these in the future.
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"You can go for very short bursts of maybe 30 seconds or a minute" rowing your hardest, Tuchen said.
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The piece moves in heaving spurts, with wailing flute and clarinet lines, pounding rhythms and skittish pointillist piano bursts.
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Fast radio bursts, or FRBs, are short, intense blasts of radio waves that come from far outside our galaxy.
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That would be up to the cloud provider, and it would only pay for the bursts as they happened.
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But it also makes it easier to speak in short bursts, instead of sending a full statement or plan.
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Witnesses heard about 5373 shots in bursts of three at a time, suggesting the shooters used an automatic weapon.
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The crowd didn't get to hear more than a couple of short bursts of his side of the song.
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Shine your phone torch at it, and it will erupt back in "swarming bursts" of illumination across the surface.
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But that doesn't work either because the bursts of 121102 are too quick to match any planetary orbital period.
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These bursts are motivated by my need to ease the anxiety I feel about my lack of a date.
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The implanted device, when turned on, delivered bursts of stimulation to individual muscles as they were called into use.
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My only tweak was to add a spoonful of capers to add tangy bursts to the mild bulgur grains.
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Woods's first shot of the day — and one of his worst — elicited one of the loudest bursts of noise.
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With smaller ensembles, his commanding pianism — equal parts Thelonious Monk, Chucho Valdés and Bill Evans — bursts to the fore.
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Ms. Perry will bring bursts of zaniness, while Mr. Richie will bring the sage perspective of an older generation.
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Listed at 6'10'' and 245 pounds, he is quick in bursts and strong in situations that call for strength.
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The camera here bursts with affection: for the moment, for the past, for black culture, for Nola, for art.
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On realizing what has happened, she bursts into floods of tears, and gradually melts into a puddle of water.
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Still, while the Dempsey era gave the American fan plenty of headaches, it also contained incredible bursts of elation.
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An affair between a mother of three and a young Communist bursts forth in hues of blue and orange.
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These bursts are motivated by my need to ease the anxiety I feel about my lack of a date.
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Masculine, maritime energy bursts forth throughout this item: Though on dry land, these men become sailors, nets, ropes, voyagers.
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Try imagining 10,000-degree bursts of plasma that spurt 6,000 miles high at speeds of 60 miles per second.
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Yet the characters' forlorn charm and their poetic turns of phrase are undercut by bursts of anger and callousness.
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Life for Nasheem Prioleau had become a series of long periods in prison, punctuated by short bursts of freedom.
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This style gives concise bursts of context to stories that can move quickly from one circumstance to the next.
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The poster features a giant, stylized snowflake with brushy tips that bursts across a sea of azures and indigos.
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With his videos, Pettibon positively luxuriates in brainlessness—as he does on Twitter, in raunchy bursts of uncorked id.
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He bursts into Astrid's house in a stylish home intrusion ripped right from the playbook of American Horror Story.
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Some experience a symptom, like a seizure, because the bubble is leaking blood, or a stroke because it bursts.
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Hip-hop dance is usually consumed in brief bursts, like fireworks exploding in the middle of a music video.
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They mostly stay inside their homes, venturing out for supplies and food, medical visits and occasional bursts of exercise.
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The video starts with Tomlinson saying, "It really smells like a public restroom," and then she bursts into laughter.
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The formidably difficult first piece is a study in violent contrasts, with bursts of slashing chords and sinewy runs.
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Strange bursts of radio waves have been traced to a distant part of space — but don't get too excited.
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Power transformers exploded in bursts of light like fireworks, leaving hundreds of thousands of electric customers in the dark.
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It also doesn't get too bogged down in the story, which is great when you're playing in short bursts.
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Last year, the CHIME/FRB collaboration detected the sources of eight new repeating fast radio bursts, including this signal.
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The researchers believe that future observations could help them determine if other repeating fast radio bursts have a pattern.
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They wrote the show in short bursts — a weekend at Marlow's family house, an afternoon in a college room.
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It ceases and then returns in short bursts, mirroring, Luca thinks, the sporadic and wild rhythm of his heart.
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And perhaps it was all weighing on him in his first brief bursts of playing time against San Antonio.
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The periodic bursts of electronic music and flashing lights, not to mention the modish costumes, suggest a trendy nightclub.
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If history is any guide, asset prices will continue to rise for another eight years before the bubble bursts.
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They fired tear gas, water cannons, and flash grenades, which exploded in large, disorienting bursts of sound and light.
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They have a sweet, tender crumb that gives way to toasted crunch, bursts of tangy chew and undeniable richness.
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That distance, three billion light-years, confirmed the original supposition that the fast bursts come from far, far away.
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Sometimes bursts of plasma like this one, called filaments, are actually visible from Earth's surface with a good telescope.
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In the wild, a whale or dolphin normally swims in short bursts and glides that help it conserve energy.
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She moved quickly, joining cut-up bits of photos with elegantly-drawn black lines and small bursts of color.
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The Bushmaster number, though, is much lower than the rate of fire that can be attained in short bursts.
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The mostly black-and-white film, which periodically bursts into color, represents Mr. Ozon at his most lyrically seductive.
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Bursts of repeated gunfire were heard over police scanners, and all schools in the area were placed on lockdown.
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The spot of crass Republican propaganda opens with an ominously tightening image of AOC, which suddenly bursts into flames.
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Accidents are welcome, like the tendency of the colors to bleed from behind the tape in tiny fuzzy bursts.
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In December, the Trump administration banned bump stocks, attachments that enable semiautomatic rifles to fire in sustained, rapid bursts.
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He noted that even with global warming, there could be bursts of extreme cold that sufficiently freeze the canals.
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The fights are just quick bursts of adrenaline that help advance the plot and show off the characters' relative strengths.
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Father Blackwood believes all signs points to a punishment from the Dark Lord, but Ambrose bursts in with the truth.
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If we keep getting stronger storm events, we're going to have to build infrastructure to withstand these even stronger bursts.
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The proposed project could potentially explain those "fast radio bursts" we often cover, and map the sky with extreme precision.
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Gamma-ray bursts are the great pyrotechnic events of the universe, explosions on a scale that we can hardly imagine.
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Sometimes there is a slight glimmer in her eye, sometimes she babbles incoherently, and sometimes she uncontrollably bursts into tears.
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Here, crumpled paper resembled whimsical origami and an abundance of white mixed randomly with flecks and bursts of vibrant color.
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We've had random bursts of super cold days lately (thanks, Texas weather), but today is a gorgeous 80 degrees outside.
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It's unclear if the president didn't know the words or simply favors singing "The Star-Spangled Banner" in random bursts.
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Fast radio bursts are fast, enormously energetic pulses originating from galaxies far away that are currently poorly understood by scientists.
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Romero spoke in short bursts, stopping to allow protesters around him to call out his message to the wider crowd.
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They wirelessly communicate via IR bursts and are programmed via an iPad with an internal-only app called Ear Jockey.
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It emits bursts of energetic particles and creates shock waves shooting into space, captured by NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory.
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For the next several days, he would experience short but incredibly painful bursts of head pain known as thunderclap headaches.
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This in turn absorbs the energy and then occasionally experiences shocks, releasing sudden, gargantuan bursts of energy into the cosmos.
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In a circle of padded, red-leather seats, traders use arcane hand signals in five-minute bursts of intense trading.
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Our occasional bursts of winter chill continue to be fleeting as we head right back to above-normal temperatures today.
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She clicks a remote lighter, and the powder bursts into a plume of white smoke that stinks like rotten eggs.
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"Let the air out of the balloon as soon as you can before the balloon actually bursts," van Beurden said.
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Through the four episodes screened for critics, the season bursts with power and purpose but misses a spark of life.
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Bursts of wind and sprays of mist enhance the sense of immersion, while visually it appears you're inside Avatar itself.
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Even your camera can benefit from the new tech: The chip will enable the shooting of bursts in high resolution.
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Iron Man soaring across the crumbling bridge, shooting jetpack-equipped baddies out of the sky with bright yellow repulsor bursts.
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LIGO was designed to catch collisions of neutron stars, which can produce the violent flashes known as gamma ray bursts.
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Paddock sprayed an outdoor concert with bursts of gunfire from high above in a Las Vegas hotel window on Oct.
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Those short-lived X-ray bursts can provide important information on the compact object at the heart of the disk.
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The fluctuations from a PPI are thought to be much more varied in brightness, with more time in between bursts.
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Year after year, to the accompaniment of firecracker bursts and drums, the ritual is repeated as protection against evil spirits.
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Once Rains catches sight of her country idol, she gasps, clasps her hands to her face, and bursts into tears.
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That means it's the end of an era for a black market selling soda providing sweet, sweet bursts of energy.
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To that end, the researchers considered the potential for asteroid strikes, supernovae, and gamma-ray bursts to do the job.
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It's also unlikely that gamma ray bursts — which are even stronger than supernovas — are going to wipe us all out.
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Bursts of gunfire could be heard in video footage posted to Twitter, and ambulances were seen speeding to the scene.
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I liked making light shows that responded to sound: clapping or other loud noises would give you bursts of light.
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In 2012, Greenland experienced "sudden bursts of very extreme melting" and lost a record amount of ice, according to Mottram.
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Cheering crowds of onlookers watched as bursts of color filled the sky around the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building.
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Unlike chemical rockets that provide short bursts of thrust, solar sails thrust continuously and can reach higher speeds over time.
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In particular, its repeated high-frequency bursts, which are similar (but aren't related to) industrial activity, are difficult to explain.
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A radar antenna emits bursts of radio waves, which hit rain, hail or snow on their way down to earth.
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" Sometimes, these bursts of hot plasma do leave the sun, shooting out in the solar system as "coronal mass ejections.
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What these researchers found was that these bursts are highly polarized, exhibiting a very high and variable Faraday rotation measure.
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GIFs are the lingua franca of the Internet, short bursts of video that quickly convey a thought, emotion, or point.
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Snapchat's first hardware product is a pair of $130 sunglasses that shoot first-person bursts of circular, wide-angle video.
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She then bursts into the control room to yell at producer Garrett, who then urges MJ to cut to commercial.
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Bursts of plasma energy fill the air around me, leaving scorch marks in the wall just feet behind my head.
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While adrift, you can steer with small bursts of air from your hands, activated by buttons on the Touch controller.
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Each character in Ramirez's work swims with a unique energy that bursts forth with translucently bright skin and jutting musculature.
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The extended length of a television series (13 episodes) gives the writers scope for reflection between the bursts of action.
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The compact bursts of catharsis are swapped out for expansive, spacious arrangements and songs where Christian Holden doesn't even scream.
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While Monkey Master doesn't speak, he bursts in to help fight for Simba, the lion protagonist, in several action scenes.
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But no sooner has the patient died than a marching band bursts into the auditorium, and strides down the aisles.
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That means it can take over steering and braking for short bursts of time before the driver must retake control.
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Siena Zoë Allen's costumes, drab but with bursts of color and pattern, complement the glowing hues in Gertjan Houben's lighting.
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Essentially, that means faster charging, and it's especially useful for those quick bursts of charging when you need juice fast.
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A fast response time is crucial: Gamma-ray bursts can last from a fraction of a second to mere minutes.
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It all starts with that Heavy Pulse Rifle, which is deadly accurate over great distances when fired in short bursts.
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One promising alternative is a 50-year-old treatment that uses small bursts of electricity to fight pain without drugs.
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You can only live in a world of your creation for so long before fact-based reality bursts your bubble.
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They then used a technique called phytoextraction that essentially bursts plants open like a water balloon to release desired ingredients.
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Her parents' business making specialty athletic socks now comes in fits and bursts, nothing like the steady, profitable Russell contract.
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I ate a water beetle (very salty, fragrant, and dead) and a mealworm larvae (tasteless, alive, and bursts when chewed).
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Astronomers had never seen anything like these mysterious red bursts, and were anxious to figure out what was causing them.
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It comes in bursts and adheres to no schedule, and if I try to force it, bad things come about.
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Over tea Mary Hawkins bursts out with the revelation that French men intend to have sexual intercourse with their wives.
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None of it's easy, but the vibrant bursts of double-jointed playing have context, which only makes them hit harder.
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You see people, you look at 'em, you haven't seen them since it happened and everybody just bursts into tears.
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In most of her movies, she raises her voice, bursts into song, or both within her first few minutes onscreen.
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Unlike the HIIT program at Beast, which required quick bursts of high effort, this workout required a sustained moderate effort.
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But a miniature alien later bursts out of his chest in a shower of blood as his shocked crewmates scream.
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It works by emitting bursts of millimeter wave energy that bounce off particles and can be detected by the radar.
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Its walled port city of Cartagena bursts with color — think fruit sellers, and merchants making bags woven in neon hues.
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Under the blossoms of "white peonies," and "bursts of purple crocus" that dot the poems, emotional clarity and tenacity grow.
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A scene shows Peter's family all holding hands and looking concerned, and then Barbara bursts out sobbing in another scene.
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Instead, soldiers keep the laser pointed at a drone or other object until the target melts or bursts into flames.
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Other 5G features would allow autonomous cars and industrial equipment to reliably exchange short bursts of data at blinding speed.
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Nobody knows when these "fast radio bursts," or F.R.B.s, will occur, or where exactly in the cosmos they are occurring.
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Perhaps the bursts originated in some dense clump of matter or gas, such as the remains of an exploded star.
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Mr. Willis's true expertise is in banter, so the director, John McTiernan, shrewdly blends bursts of action with comic dialogue.
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Shayna Dunkelman, a dynamic percussionist, drove episodes of the piece with pummeling drum bursts one moment, tingling effects the next.
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Bursts of gunfire and blasts from exploding gasoline tanks shook the air, and heat from burning buses stung her face.
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So much for the thriller's bursts of action, shock, suspense, unmitigated evil, blood-soaked reversals and the inevitable chase. Story!
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For years, astronomers have been fascinated and perplexed by bursts of gamma rays that they were spotting in the skies.
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The duration of the bursts, as recorded, suggest that Mr. Paddock cared little about the military's prescriptions for automatic fire.
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"Let's not forget these early days," he pleads amid pealing, layered, U2-style guitars and bursts of double-time drumming.
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As Norma's rage intensifies, her vocal line bursts into a flurry of trills, turns and scales spanning nearly two octaves.
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And scattered all through the fire site, bursts of bright-green pitch-pine needles grew straight out of scorched trunks.
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Sadio Mane bursts toward goal from midfield and is brought down by Sanchez again, about 25 yards out from goal.
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Shabab militants were storming the compound, squeezing off bursts from the Kalashnikovs at their hips, leaping the gate's smoking wreckage.
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But she takes the chance and bursts through when her little son's life is at stake to fight her competitor.
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The four-room house bursts with cheerful colors and textures, her remedy for the half-year gloom of Baltic winters.
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Morrigan and I discussed the idea of capturing multiple bursts of lightning, to illustrate the frequency of strikes in Florida.
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So whenever that thing inside Steve Bannon bursts out and goes airborne, we will not be prepared to handle it.
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It is now nearly a ghost town, with little other than intermittent bursts of gunfire to break the eerie silence.
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I think we'd especially like the part where he puts his hand on the Bible and it bursts into flames.
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So far, they have traced single and repeating fast radio bursts back to very different sources, which deepens the mystery.
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Freezing cold water spills over limestone rocks to create a 50-foot waterfall that bursts into a wide-open canyon.
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It suggests that when a bubble bursts, it vanishes, which is not what happens with most financial bubbles, he said.
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"Let the air out of the balloon as soon as you can before the balloon actually bursts," van Beurden said.
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Refiners risk causing damage to their facilities and releasing large bursts of pollution if they power them down too quickly.
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When a car bursts into flames soon after the movie opens, it looks about as threatening as an art installation.
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Lacking much evidence to the contrary, astronomers theorized that the bursts resulted from apocalyptic events like collisions of neutron stars.
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In the living room, there was a sculpture of a face that bursts into a tree with candy-striped limbs.
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Willoughby married Porter in 2009, and told CNN she endured emotional abuse from Porter that included "intense" bursts of anger.
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Appearing as brightened areas on the sun, solar flares are intense bursts of radiation produced as sunspots release magnetic energy.
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The Bluejays were the steadier team in a defense-dominated game that involved a few short bursts by both sides.
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Now, read the article, "'Breaches Everywhere': Flooding Bursts Midwest Levees, and Tough Questions Follow," and answer the following questions: 1.
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One attractive explanation, he said, was that the bursts are produced by a neutron star near a massive black hole.
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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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Anticipate an uptick in wild dreams and sudden bursts of intuitive insight as Uranus slows down to reverse its motion.
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Its current duty is to keep a watchout for transient astronomical events—things like gamma ray bursts, gravitational lensing, and supernovae.
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Explosions at the summit of Kilauea volcano also sent small bursts of volcanic ash as high as 15,000 feet (4,570 meters).
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HIIT is a combination of brief, very-high intensity bursts of cardio exercise followed by equal or longer periods of rest.
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In today's scene, Deckard is being pursued by a special agent named K (Ryan Gosling), who bursts methodically—perhaps even robotically?
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High-intensity interval training (HIIT) is a training method that includes short intense bursts of activity followed by periods of rest.
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It vomits implausibly old bullets into implausibly hideous aliens, the insectoid scavengers of The Fallen dying in bursts of crystallized gas.
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Flares like this are rare during this waning phase, but as these latest bursts show, they can still be pretty intense.
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First came the song's faint hiss and cracks of simulated vinyl which caused the headset to pop off in little bursts.
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