Everything comes through with great balance, and the instrumentation is extremely clear.
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"Cadmium" in particular comes through with all the grace of the original.
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In the GIF format, this style comes through with even more intensity.
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A 5G connection will ensure everything comes through with nary a moment of buffering.
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Bass comes through with absolute authority and a weight that justifies the buds' chunky form.
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A lot of that humanity comes through with my character, and Atlanta's characters in general.
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Her athleticism comes through with the dynamic shots of the campaign and slow-mo movie accompanying it.
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Be the person who always comes through with a Bluetooth speaker and an impressive playlist at the ready.
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Elle's professor Stromwell may be a hardline teacher, but when times are tough she also comes through with encouragement.
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ScHoolboy Q comes through with the second verse, getting intense and threatening to "body niggas like beats" to anyone that doubts.
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Siegel said Trump could survive a mini sell-off if he comes through with a strong trade deal in the end.
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But just when we thought we'd seen it all, MAC comes through with a launch that's truly unexpected — and totally genius.
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Victoria's Secret has its 2-for-$49.50 bras, for example, and Aerie always comes through with its 10 undies for $35.
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Confidence: Medium Tomorrow night: The core of this storm system comes through, with heavy rain likely during the evening and overnight.
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Assuming Netflix comes through with the grant money, that means checking in with them and their new test subjects next season.
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Beyond the hook, Dolph comes through with a solid Verse, and Thugger wraps up the song with his usual brand of excitement.
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The crew comes through with a dubby, sinsemilla-soaked ode to evading weed-hating police, Rizla rolling papers, and BMW sports cars.
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Just. pick. up. a. Dot.For now that's what I recommend, until Sonos really comes through with Google Assistant, Spotify, and Apple Music support.
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If the federal government comes through with all the money, then those costs would eventually be zeroed out as money pours into rebuilding.
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Luckily, rumors suggest this might be the year Apple finally comes through with a system-wide dark mode feature in the main Settings app.
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Chance isn't trying to be that guy with the deep cuts, but instead comes through with a bunch of on-brand, feel good tracks.
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And it all comes through with little interruption from the hosts, who absorb whatever blasts through the telephone with a preternatural unflappability and calm.
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But the emotion never quite comes through with Samuel and Miranda, because Aciman hasn't made the effort to turn them into more than flat types.
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Every now and then, the New York Times comes through with a weird, interesting piece of research, and, happily, today is one of those occasions.
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When a big reveal at the end of the episode alludes to the inherent immortality of the elite, it's Angelique who comes through with the truth.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS "Then my son comes through with a perfectly tanned bum and says, 'Kyle tanned my a**," Goodsir said.
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While no one welcomes the arrival of a zit, one that comes through with a whitehead would be my preference over an unpleasant under-the-skin spot.
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In many ways, Legendary finds is in the usual Hollywood spot: crossing its fingers that film bets pay off and a corporate parent comes through with promised backing.
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And just as I finished beating the shit out of women at Top Shop for the first season of Ivy Park, Bey comes through with another whole season.
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"A bit of old school Mike Skinner with new school Grim Sickers," says the man himself, while Ghetts obviously comes through with an impossible to ignore stand-out feature.
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During a period of spotty government economic data resulting from the partial federal shutdown, the Commerce Department comes through with its weekly jobless claims report at 8:30 a.m.
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On this project, Anu comes through with an uptown genre clash in line with his vital series of The Shed live jam sessions at Ginny's Supper Club on Lenox Avenue.
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In the passages where the little match girl's story is told, the text comes through with crystal clarity; there is no way to avoid the details of her sorrowful tale.
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His bat wags and his front foot taps in tempo, his bat comes through with a disorienting lack of hurry, and his follow-through tells you where the ball will go.
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For as much as its users love to hate on their platform of choice, Twitter occasionally really comes through with a deep dive on a hot topic that provides actual, meaningful insight.
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The smaller-is-better template comes through with particular power each summer with the series A Little Night Music, one of the most popular innovations of the Mostly Mozart Festival at Lincoln Center.
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Plus, on a ridiculously hard track called "See No Evil" Skepta comes through with a round of bars about remedies and vegan recipes that's kinda one amazing extended metaphor for hip-hop beef.
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Seeing as Kardashian West always comes through with a look that's so well thought-out and perfectly executed, it comes as no surprise that she's receiving a prestigious award for her influence on fashion.
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Neutro Shorty featuring Jon Z. - Cooking Up Occasionally dipping into English, the Venezuelan spitter comes through with two solid verses of trapaholic braggadocio, his esteemed Puerto Rican guest killing it on the final third.
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It's smack right in the middle of New York City and year after year the festival comes through with an awesome lineup that's worth the sunburn, producing memorable performances across all kinds of music.
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The Ukrainian President should make sure he comes through with a win befitting his government of young reformers -- and the proud people of Ukraine who have suffered enough humiliation over the years from real enemies.
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That ingenious music comes through with chilling immediacy in the up-close production at the Barrow Street Theater, played by just three instruments: a piano (the impressive Andrew Garle on the night I attended), violin and clarinet.
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Now, there's no show as good at tracking dozens of storylines as Orange Is the New Black, and season six comes through with a finale that sees all of its storylines colliding in a way that feels a little breathtaking.
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Part of the problem is 21 Savage, who slurs away behind too many of Cardi's lines and comes through with a weary and unimaginative verse of his own, half-heartedly rapping something about hot sauce and titties and getting a blow job.
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Everyone else comes through with equally thrilling verses, and the overall energy is so out of control you can picture the mosh pits forming if you're not already too busy karate chopping your computer in half and dismantling the system around you.
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The one in which Atlanta's center of gravity has shifted such that Quavo is a premier balladeer, 2 Chainz comes through with a reliably great verse, and Gucci's fingerprints are everywhere ("Good Drank," which features all three, being the pièce de resistance).
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Alabama Luella Barker, daughter of the Blink-182 drummer and former Miss USA Shanna Moakler, turns 14 Christmas Eve ... but she usually opts for an early birthday party in May, and Daddy always comes through with a blowout bash at his Calabasas estate!!!
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If Trump comes through with a third round of aid, it could be smaller than the previous rounds because of political pressures, said Jim Knuth, senior vice president of Farm Credit Services of America, the largest agricultural lender in the upper Midwest.
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These days, we're so precious about every song having to say something or so flippant about what it takes to record a song that there's little room for the friend who comes through with a hot eight bars and just wants to talk some wild shit.
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Just when you thought Beyoncé couldn't possibly save the world anymore (the woman is giving us a set of twins to pour collective love on in mere months), she comes through with a life-changing scholarship scheme that will benefit students from four different US universities.
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Through some sort of cosmic coincidence, Ragana always comes through with beautifully urgent new music whenever the world is feeling particularly fucked, and the Bay Area anarcha-feminist black/doom metal duo's multi-layered new split with Thou (who are also perfect and necessary) couldn't have come at a better time.
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For all the debates over whether Steven Spielberg's Oscar winner properly grappled with the representational issues surrounding the Holocaust, this 1993 film remains a landmark of Hollywood craft — something that comes through with moving, startling clarity in the new remastered version, showing for a week in theaters across the country to honor the movie's 25th anniversary.
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Modern data centers like the planned Waukee facility may take a lot of labor to construct, but once they're up and running, it will only take a few dozen employees to run it, and that means even if Apple comes through with a donation of "up to $100 million" for Waukee's infrastructure fund, the town will "still be deeply in the red," Hiltzik writes.
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Gucci comes through with the kind of tough-silly bars that made him famous: "my money lanky taller than a man six foot three / my left pinky: nine carat diamond cut so neat / and if I told you what it cost, you would say golly" (yes, pals, the reason everyone is freaking out so much about Gucci being back is that he's the hardest rapper who rhymes folksy expressions like "golly").
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They agree to go shopping at The Gap. Bob Sacamano's father comes through with what was said to be Wizards. Kramer and Morty have just given them out to the remaining condo board members. Sid appears tells Morty that his "Wizard" overtipped him for the BLT he had.
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With the help of Famous and the Yakata, John searches for Selima as she's left believing that John didn't come to the place of arrangement. They reunite as Neville comes through with a gun. He tells them to cuff themselves around the bamboos and tells them of his plans to kill John, Selima and their baby. They're then rescued by the Yakata, who kill Neville.
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James Grebey of Spin said "the pair’s affable, clever rapping is a delight over the beat, which switched from a grizzled boom to some flighty, Kirby’s Dreamland-esque twinkling." Pitchfork's Marcus J. Moore opined, "D.R.A.M. comes through with his usually energetic rhymes, proclaiming his territory while giving the track even more punch." The same magazine listed "Broccoli" on their ranking of the 100 best songs of 2016 at number 33.
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Pete comes through with his engineering skills and builds a new safer machine. He even sacrifices the car part that had finally arrived so that a crucial central axis part will work. Pepillo gets his chance to fly. Pete and Donna worry about how disappointed Pepillo will be when he is not cured after his flight, and they agree to use their fertility treatment money to pay for a doctor and surgery for Pepillo instead.
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A fellow patron of Feng's restaurant advises Keld that love must be professed. Feng comes through with the money, so Keld pays Rie and crushes any hope of reconciliation between them because he is in love with Ling. When bringing his lunch, Ling overhears Keld practicing saying "I love you" in Chinese. That evening, washing the dishes as Ling waits for Keld to get up the nerve to say it, Ling collapses.
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These versions used the same file format as the original, meaning it was the only HyperCard clone of the era that allowed a single stack to be used on all supported platforms. The system was later purchased by the newly formed ObjectPlus in early 1994, dropping the Mac and OS/2 versions and releasing the greatly updated WinPlus 3.0 in 1994, and 3.1 in 1995.Scott Mace, "ObjectPlus comes through with beefed-up WinPlus", InfoWorld, 28 November 1994, p.
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The song is an electric-pop mesh with a heavy beat, sure to make waves at your next house party. Minaj comes through with yet another tight rap, while the lyrics focus on drinking, partying and liberating oneself from sadness." David Watt of All Noise wrote: "The single has a female empowerment theme and it seems as if no one could have helped Bebe better than Nicki on this single.The single sounds good to the ears.
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With regards to drawing in Yamada-kun, she tries to vary each kiss, but mostly uses the side angle to make sure it comes through. With regards to kisses between members of the same gender, she replied that wasn't intended to target any specific demographic but just "an inevitable outcome." At the time of Anime Expo, she said she had five assistants. She does her drawing by hand in black-and-white, and uses the computer for the filling in colors.
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As Gabey, Battles featured in the singing of six of the show's songs: "New York, New York", "Lonely Town", "Lucky to be Me", "Subway Ride", "Imaginary Coney Island", and the show ending reprise of "New York, New York". Mentions of Battles in the reviews, as for cast members generally, were brief but approving. From Howard Barnes of the New York Herald Tribune: "Battles comes through with 'Lonely Town' and 'Lucky To Be Me'." New York Herald Tribune, December 29, 1944.
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At a cantina, a man tells his friend a Mexican version of "Cinderella". Leetle Señorella's "strapmother (stepmother)" and her "strapsiblings" make her do all their dirty work. They won't let her go to Prince Don Jose Miguel's big fiesta, but her fairy godmother comes through with a gorgeous wardrobe and a beautiful "transporte" drawn by a team of mules (formerly cockroaches). At the fiesta, the prince is bored out of his mind while the girls, including Senorella's strapsiblings, dance to impress him and fail miserably.
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She also said that the Yamada-kun characters go to a different school from the ones in Yankee-kun but that they live in adjacent neighborhoods. With regards to drawing, she tries to vary each kiss, but mostly uses the side angle to make sure it comes through. With regards to kisses between members of the same gender, she replied that wasn't intended to target any specific demographic but just "an inevitable outcome." At the time of Anime Expo, she said she had five assistants.
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Rap-Up called it "a mellow yet unforgettable smash" featuring "Shy Glizzy's awesome flow and Brent Faiyaz's moving crooning over Teddy Walton's smooth production". Jonah Mendelson from The Michigan Daily praised the artists, saying that "every member of the collaboration comes through with some of the best work of their careers", while the song "is a reminder that not every great song has to contain avant-garde experimentation or deep metaphorical meaning — there is a place for well-crafted tracks that are just an enjoyable vibe".
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Allmusic awarded the album 2 stars and the review by Dave Nathan stated: "These arrangements could be heard in a hundred lounges and small clubs throughout the country during the years when this album was made. While there is virtually no inventiveness going on, the playing is entertaining. One quality that comes through with the Wayne guitar is its hornlike sound, which adds a dimension to his playing and is especially complementary when either Sims or Moore is soloing ... Several of the players at these sessions were from the upper echelons of jazz; it's regrettable they were not offered more interesting or challenging music to perform".
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So she cancels them to do something special for her and Nico, create a Thanksgiving dinner. After getting coached on how to prepare one by Martha Stewart, Wilhelmina comes through with creating the feast. However, when Nico arrives, she tells her mother that she had other plans, thus disappointing Wilhelmina, but hours later Nico changed her mind and finally bonded with her mother over dinner. Back at MODE, Amanda and Marc, both bored with their holiday plans, decide to take advantage of the offices' closure for the holiday by staying in Wilhelmina's office to see the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and frolic around in the couture by wearing dresses, singing along to Dreamgirls.
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Anita's second triumvirate also comes through, with Nathaniel and Damien "eating for five" so as to provide healing energy to Anita — and the others through her. However, the Harlequin appears not to be following its own rules, so by vampire law Jean Claude's people can strike back. Edward doesn't actually kill a Harlequin, Anita does through a psychic link that she accidentally creates while trying to remove a sort of vampire spell that one of the Harlequin has put on her in order to keep track of her and Jean Claude's etc. movements. They subsequently end up killing the human servant of that vampire after Anita has fed on Donovan the king of the swan manes.
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He seamlessly shifts between brief musings on the Rap world, his place in it and pretty much nothing at all. And when he's not threatening to chop your nipple off or singing Cyndi Lauper's 'Iko, Iko,' Alchemist comes through with the requisite mix of stout basslines, instrumental and vocal samples. It all adds up to a quality album that manages not to take itself too seriously without resorting to being dumb." XXL reviewer Justin Block gave the album an XL rating, saying "The Step Brothers have made it clear that they can produce excellent hip-hop together, but the next step is translating that ability across an entire album in a concentrated form.
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Worth tha Weight received positive reviews from music critics. K.B. Tindal of HipHopDX gave high praise to Shawnna's display of technical delivery and knowledgeable vocabulary throughout her debut, saying that "At the end of the day Shawnna comes through with a great display for a freshman release on the solo end. Def Jam does it again but don't get it twisted, DTP is what's really poppin'". Steve 'Flash' Juon of RapReviews praised Shawnna and the production team for elevating the material with lyrical dexterity and energetic beats, saying that "At eighteen tracks and nearly 60 minutes long, you're not left with the impression Shawnna said anything really profound, but she did say it in an enjoyable way over an impressive selection of beats".
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It gets under the skin even when it doesn't stimulate the mind." Assigning the film 3.5 stars, Victor Stiff complains of the "glaring imbalance between the male and female lead characters", though the actors themselves "play well off each other" and, despite those issues, the film "comes through with a rousing conclusion that speaks to a longing we all feel as humans." Giving the film a B rating, Jim Slotek calls Clara a "solidly written" film with an impressive "level of sophistication in the storytelling", benefiting from NASA–provided photos and effects "cannily" used to give it "the look of a much higher budgeted movie". Daniel Hart assigns the film 4.5 stars, calling it a "remarkable" and "thought-provoking" story with applaudable performances".
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He hears Brad Roberts (Dick Powell), the girls' neighbor and Polly's boyfriend, playing the piano. Brad is a brilliant songwriter and singer who not only has written the music for a show, but also offers Hopkins $15,000 in cash to back the production. Of course, they all think he is kidding, but he insists that he is serious - he offers to back the show, but refuses to perform in it, despite his talent and voice. Brad comes through with the money and the show goes into production, but the girls are suspicious that he must be a criminal since he is cagey about his past and will not appear in the show, even though he is clearly more talented than the aging juvenile lead (Clarence Nordstrom) they have hired.
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Daneel then adds to the list Julius Enderby who, being a medievalist and under pressure to control the riots, also had clear motive. Elijah agrees, but also adds Borgraf, Jane and Sammy, which Daneel objects because of the First Law of Robotics: "A Robot may not injure a human or, through inaction, allow a human to come to harm." Upon returning to Spacertown, Baley reveals that the Han Fastolfe in the lab is actually a humanoid robot sent by the real Han Fastolfe (who is still on Aurora) in anticipation of his ongoing political struggles with Amadiro and Vasilia, and out of an overriding fear of Earth germs (which was at odds with Robot Fastolfe's more hospitable behavior). At the eleventh hour of Amadiro's ultimatum, Daneel comes through with the last bit of evidence.
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Blabbermouth.net states that "The upcoming LP sees the band imbued with a new fire that comes through by way of undeniable hooks, soaring guitar riffs, marching drum beats, and the soulful, bombastic vocal delivery of lead singer Kobra Paige" going on to say that "No longer bound by old formulas and expectations from the past, "Evolution" comes through with a sound that is expansive and, at times, borders on outright swagger" and that "Each song feels like an Active Rock hit in the making, while still having the grit and feverish intensity that longtime fans have come to admire from KOBRA AND THE LOTUS." Joe Divita of Loudwire states that "The song drifts away from Kobra and the Lotus' metal leanings of past, digging into deep, rolling grooves of modern day hard rock" and that "This platform lets frontwoman Kobra Paige take the spotlight with her dominant set of pipes".
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Aunt Amy tries to interest her wealthy friend, Jerome Thisbee (Richard Haydn using the pseudonym Claud Curdle), in backing the show, but Alex and Paul are disappointed when Thisbee offers only $300, not the $300,000 they need. Kate then announces her plan to return to graduate school, but instead returns to Lawford after Paul's butler, "Cupcake" Haggerty (Tom Ewell), brings news that the Friars' Club has agreed to help them. Some time later, Paul brings Alex to Lawford to let him in on the surprise: The college students, aided by name performers such as comedian Groucho Marx, Metropolitan Opera singer Dorothy Kirsten, dancers Marge, and Gower Champion, who portray themselves along with the singing group The Merry Macs, have put on Mr. Music for the benefit of several potential backers. Although the backers refuse to finance the show with Alex as producer, Thisbee comes through with a certified check for $300,000.
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The Faders Jordan Darville said the rappers maintain the chemistry from their previous collaborations, with Minaj incorporating "some of that classic Minaj feature verse energy". Similarly, Aaron Williams of Uproxx said Minaj delivered "a trademark, no-frills Nicki Minaj verse", and noted while MadeinTYO "handles the simple, catchy chorus, Ferg and Nicki trade bars, employing a back-and-forth pass-the-mic session on the back end of the song that sounds like the two mind melded in the studio, finishing each others' sentences". Jessica McKinney of Complex named it among the best songs of the week, stating although it is not exactly a high-energy track, ASAP Ferg comes through with "rambunctious" bars, while Minaj "is equally punchy as she alternates between a deep Queens accent and her high pitched Barbie voice". Robyn Mowatt of Okayplayer said "Ferg's aggressive first verse is an ideal start for the energetic track", but called Minaj "the highlight of the entire single", noting how she commands attention.
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Or in "George Nieces a New Video Room", where Veronica's ex-boyfriend leaves her a giant stuffed animal in the backyard and George says that he will use it as Angie's anniversary gift and then says ("Now that doesn't mean you won't get that set of diamond earrings you asked for - but you're not..."). Angie was most upset, though, in the season 3 episode "Mementos", where George proves he has failed to listen to her and throws an irreplaceable box of her grandmother's mementos away while spring cleaning, and this spawns an entire list of occasions in which his failure to listen to Angie at an earlier time (usually not seen by the viewers) comes back to haunt him in one of the episodes. (George, however, defends himself by saying if she's told him repeatedly, he's obviously not a very good listener) George can also tend to forget Angie's birthday or their anniversary, such as in "George of the Ring", where Angie points out that he actually forgot three days ago. In the end, though, he always comes through with getting gifts.
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"Baby" received acclaim from music critics. HipHopDX called the collaboration "a match made in heaven", and in their album review, commended Wheezy's production as "magical stepping stones for Lil Baby to lay his verse as he boasts about still hanging out in the projects and DaBaby smashes on the beat equally, while both maintain their own unique way of rhyming". Robert Blair of HotNewHipHop ranked DaBaby's verse on the song as his fifth best of 2019, noting how Lil Baby "handles the more melodic facets of the track" while DaBaby "comes through with a gripping verse that makes audacious claims of Baby gettin jiggy, on stage with the Glizzy/Baby CEO, he shake the game like he Diddy'". SPIN magazine's Israel Daramola described the track as "a quaint record that delivers on its promise of showcasing all the two Babys have to offer us", while Christoper R. Weingarten, in review of the song's parent album, recommended it as a go-to-track, from "two of the most important rappers of 2019" and labelled it as "something that may portend rap's near future".
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