The crescendo of condemnation was ... It was a crescendo.
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I experienced an immense sliding of Mexico into electrified, wet darkness as crescendo upon crescendo rang out around me.
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The musical structure was one of crescendo toward triumphant rage.
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But instead the melodrama amplifies to an appallingly hackneyed crescendo.
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Indeed, as the 20153s went on, Sanneh's drumbeats hit a crescendo.
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My heart soared despite myself, a sucker for a cinematic crescendo.
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It is for people who have the MysteryVibe Crescendo, at least.
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Though it starts slowly, Thumper's tempo builds into a blaring crescendo.
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Unlike the source book, Annihilation plays out in a crescendo. Jeff
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The Brexit drama reached a crescendo in the past few days.
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But sometimes the crescendo of unseen warplanes bores into the quiet.
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No one spoke as the anticipation and anxiety reached a crescendo.
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Violence that has been escalating over weeks hit a sudden crescendo.
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Soon, the color looked good and the press started its crescendo.
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"The new Surface Pro is the crescendo for that moment," said Panay.
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For at least two reasons, this debate is rising to a crescendo.
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It's perfect timing, I think he has reached a crescendo in Rome.
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And I don't think the writing reaches a crescendo like the original.
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The discordant plonking of an untuned piano rises to an unbearable crescendo.
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Riyadh intercepts ballistic missiles Hariri's resignation triggered a crescendo of war drums.
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These operations reached a crescendo during the spring and summer of 2016.
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Instead, each amplifies the other, bringing the whole to a roaring crescendo.
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A crescendo is reached and it has the potential to be marvelous.
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When I get home after work, the ballet is reaching its crescendo.
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Across each of these moments, Jordano builds to a crescendo with Hicthcockian pacing.
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But as the music builds to a glorious crescendo, the strokes appear faster.
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And finally, a crescendo in two parts: Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the final piece.
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That finally reached a crescendo in the days before the combine last weekend.
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Taxi drivers craned their heads from cab windows and smiled with each crescendo.
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It's only a matter of time before the episodes crescendo in spectacular fashion.
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The swelling chorus of competitive blaming reached a crescendo with the government shutdown.
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These images, along with the audio, crescendo to the point of information overload.
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Their music is stark, honest and brutal, a refreshing crescendo assaulting my ears.
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La copertura è andata costantemente crescendo fino a superare il 90% nel 20153.
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In fact, the motive behind the crescendo of aggression by Iran is clear.
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Sharonda Coleman-Singleton praying in a crescendo at the funeral of a friend.
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The company's troubles reached a crescendo after Anbang's chairman, Wu Xiaohui, was detained.
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Then, a violin's tremolo, an organ's whirl, and a cymbal's crescendo fill the room.
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After all the crisis and catharsis, the film strains to crescendo into something meaningful.
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They allow testimony to gain momentum and crescendo in a moving and intimate way.
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The Crescendo vibrator from MysteryVibe touts itself as the "world's first body-adapting" vibrator.
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The roar of nearly 2653,2265 fans reached a crescendo as he approached the plate.
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Kelly's remarks were the crescendo in an ongoing saga over the deaths in Niger.
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Mired in a deep recession, Brazil's political strife has yet to reach a crescendo.
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But there has been a mounting crescendo from the right to reveal the document.
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Protests pushing for change have continued - reaching a crescendo after Friday prayers each week.
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Almost every line he says onstage rises to a crescendo, inviting cheers of appreciation.
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And then it jumps into sort of a crescendo of this waterfall of explosions.
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The crescendo of concerns over competition in the online market extends beyond formal investigations.
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The traffic of drugs to the United States is, as musicians say, in crescendo.
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But the music, a gigantic crescendo of ascending phrases, tells you what's needed. 8.
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Florestan's characteristic gesture, for instance, is a surge: a crescendo with no corresponding diminuendo.
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There seems to be an obligation to say crescendo instead of, It Gets Louder.
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Paul Thomas Anderson's "Magnolia" (on Friday) weaves its threads together in a magnificent crescendo.
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The lights went off, the dancers fell silent, and the overture began to crescendo.
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For the next six months, buying right before the crisis crescendo would feel disastrous.
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The lights went down, a soundtrack crescendo began to build, and then — Jennifer Lopez!
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Its Crescendo vibrator is also pretty bendy, but is also capable of wireless charging.
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The crowd surged with the electronic crescendo, hundreds of wildly costumed people moving as one.
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For most retailers, the weeks leading up to Christmas are a frenzied crescendo of activity.
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"When things crescendo, it's ultimately going to have to come down a bit," she says.
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As the song built to a crescendo, it looked as if Downie was getting emotional.
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Wilson, 65, still remembers the crescendo of the music as he approached his first jump.
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After a few quiet years, the hype around quantum computing is reaching a new crescendo.
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It's an aggressive, driving song with a defined crescendo that should be unmistakeable and unmissable.
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The Reebok Black Friday UK sale has slowly but surely built up to a crescendo.
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His high-pitched repetition of the word "PuppyMonkeyBaby" grows into an EDM-backed crescendo throughout.
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Eventually, in Beran's aggrandizing telling, 4chan's crescendo of furious nihilism delivers President Trump to America.
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Ironically, it would be her father's music and vocals that led to her career crescendo.
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And lobbyists are not the only ones getting out of dodge before the convention crescendo.
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And unfortunately, this story does not really end with a crescendo of justice for Rouser.
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This recurs throughout the movie and reaches its bonkers crescendo in the film's final scene.
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My eureka moment came with CRESCENDO, which solidified the appearance of "cars" in this passage.
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In moments of crescendo, he sent a quaking motion from his chin to his toes.
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Head tilted back, singing to the ceiling, he will mash his way to a crescendo.
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"The rush reached a crescendo as I came closer to completing the set," he said.
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He noticed a series of letters and numbers that represented a crescendo in the static.
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The first two episodes seemed designed to crescendo on certain details—Hernandez had male lovers!
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Not only that, he writes a crescendo with sforzando in fortissimo, which is extremely violent.
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"A crescendo of bad news can move an economy driven by the consumer," said Hogan.
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Punk first erupted in Poland in the 80s, soundtracking the country's crescendo towards political change.
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DANA PERINO, THE FIVE CO-HOST: It didn&apost start as all caps with a crescendo.
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That song's gradual crescendo, from gentle fingerpicking to hard rocking, was a staple of their compositions.
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Things build up to a musical crescendo and you get ready for the bass to drop.
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Tension mounts, complete with a crescendo from the chorus and Dafoe's increasing interrogations of his partner.
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His mother, Pattie Mallette, is a devout Christian who produced an anti-abortion film called Crescendo.
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But as soon as I started thinking or processing any actual information, the headaches would crescendo.
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It was used to crescendo on Election Day then, the day after, it became yesterday's news.
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With all that time available, we waited and enjoyed the crescendo of the pitcher-batter matchup.
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Partisan divides have been building for decades, bringing us to the crescendo we are experiencing today.
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In Melbourne, Instagram user Nathanael Campbell captured the magnificent, cacophonous crescendo marking the end of 2016.
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It's an arc of mourning and mysticism, a patient crescendo dissolving into a haunted memory. J.P.
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" McMonagle hit his crescendo when, referring to Constand, he announced flat out that "she's a liar.
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Now, summer is the time of year when the pressures of modern parenting hit a crescendo.
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He noticed a series of letters and numbers that represented a crescendo in the surrounding static.
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" JON PARELES There's a palatial crescendo of grief in "Yellow Is the Color of Her Eyes.
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The maximum, "super spicy," was nothing but scorch, without nuance, crescendo or flow, monolithic and tyrannical.
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And even Starr — Starr has taken something from nothing and brought it into this big crescendo.
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The week ends with a planetary crescendo: A full moon in Aries on Sunday, October 13!
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She's run the acting gamut since then, her career arc a crescendo, still on the rise.
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Over pictures of waterfalls and sunsets, community barbecues and playing children, the narrative reaches a crescendo.
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"For whatever reason, this has reached a crescendo, and we're focused on it now," Jackson said.
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Currently, it produces the Crescendo, a super flexible vibe that calls to mind a slap bracelet.
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The ambient chirping and buzzing of insects and birds rises to crescendo in the absence of combat.
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The whole crisis seemed to reach a crescendo in January when Flint Mayor Karen Weaver, then Gov.
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Our cries blared out at the very same time, and you and I were nothing but crescendo.
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That could come in February or March when three of Trump's most audacious trade battles simultaneously crescendo.
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He groans and pushes faster and harder, as our crescendo moves us closer to a dizzying climax.
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That's why clowns should work up to a crescendo instead of hitting them hard in the beginning.
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But as I trailed him on his rounds, his suggestions invariably seemed to crescendo toward a pitch.
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As the band built up into a crescendo, Travis Scott inexplicably flew into the stadium via meteorite.
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Throughout the EP, her voice maintains a throaty crescendo, mimicking the emotion of punk bands before her.
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Castro delivered the crescendo of his speech in Spanish and closed with a similar call to action.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The trumpet sounds, clear and exultant, and is greeted by a crescendo of boos.
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I often do a crescendo: starting off nice and gentle, then going into absolute fucking cock destroying.
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The cars, sleek and low and light, would approach each turn in a crescendo of metallic buzzing.
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It's a little hip-hop and a lot of psych, with a crescendo that pivots on dissonance.
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Some returned home, only to escape again last year when the frenzy of violence reached a crescendo.
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The applause started about halfway through in a slow crescendo and lingered for a long time afterward.
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Gaveaux introduces the scene with a gently drawn-out orchestral crescendo that beautifully evokes the brightening atmosphere.
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But the crescendo of the novel, with both romances spiraling to feverish conclusions, takes the breath away.
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The film's crescendo is best left unspoiled, but contains images that feel, at least for now, indelible.
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"I feel like we have this crescendo moment if everything lines up like I suspect," said Goncalves.
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And then when those guitars come in at 3 minute 20 for the crescendo and fade out. Sigh.
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None of that ivory-tower work cued the public crescendo that this year's reporting on Harvey Weinstein did.
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"I would say it is still noise, but it has the potential to reach a crescendo," Fisher said.
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Episode 9 — "Todos Los Hombres Del Presidente" Season 3 of Narcos reaches a big crescendo in this episode.
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Things have to reach a certain crescendo before that kind of talk becomes part of candidates' stump speeches.
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Bowie songs don't sample well — they unfold, like great cinema, then crescendo and satisfy with their earned bombast.
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As she began her run, the baying reached a crescendo, as it had for every Swedish penalty-taker.
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But this deceptively simple ballad, used to great effect on "Grey's Anatomy," builds to a heart-tugging crescendo.
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The updates attempt to combat abuse on Twitter, a problem that reached a crescendo during the election season.
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The contest came to a dramatic crescendo in the eighth round as Crawford essentially decided enough was enough.
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Whether it's flavored, coconut or exotic, one glass follows another like a crescendo leading to the final bouquet.
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There had been criticism over the years, too, but it seems to have reached a crescendo this year.
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It, too, like all low-grade electrical appliances, had rhythms: patterns of crescendo and acceleration, stichomythia and stutter.
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Equally disappointing results came from Nevada in June of 2016, even as the Sanders campaign hit its crescendo.
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The fund is partnering with the Swiss Crescendo Group, which manages client assets of more than $3 billion.
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It came to her then, with the whooshing crescendo of truth: She had failed on a colossal level.
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In the commercial, the iPhone 7 is sitting in a puddle of water that vibrates with each crescendo.
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You couldn't even hear the last two paragraphs of Cruz's speech because the booing had reached such a crescendo!
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Here is the when the fight reaches its crescendo, the boys dig deep and go hard to the gravel.
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That delay robbed her moment of its natural crescendo, but the raw power was no less important and enduring.
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"There's a crescendo of voices saying, 'If you don't do X or Y, you're doing it wrong,'" Monk says.
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"Yesterday, the anxiety over Harvey reached a crescendo," said John Kilduff, partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital LLC.
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The crescendo of Silicon Valley libertarianism would come in the 22015s, with the inflation of the original internet bubble.
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After the shot, Michael heard a buzzing noise that, as it pushed toward a crescendo, became almost intolerably loud.
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The bright screens high above Times Square vibrate and begin to fall to the ground with a crushing crescendo.
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In the U.S., selling reached a crescendo Thursday with both stocks and oil hitting January lows, before erasing losses.
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Unlike in other presidential years, when the first debate was the most important, this year it is a crescendo.
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A crescendo comes midway through the book, and readers turn to the latter half with the expectation of denouement.
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It builds to a crescendo which would've been perfect as the alternate soundtrack to the Psycho shower-stabbing scene.
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Last year, I drank through the entire run-up to Christmas, reaching a crescendo on the big day itself.
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Punk took his very real straight-edge lifestyle and turned it up to a quasi-messianic, moralizing-asshole crescendo.
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The opening is just a single note, played 16 times at a crescendo, like an image coming into focus.
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The tension reached a crescendo this fall, after Mr. Hernandez's much-delayed sentencing hearing in the sex crimes case.
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That alarm reached a crescendo after Sanders trounced the field in Nevada, with Biden placing in a distant second.
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His racing seven-second synthesizer crescendo has accompanied the logo of the Boston public television station WGBH since 1971.
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The spread of misinformation -- and corresponding public anger -- rose to a crescendo this week, just days before Thursday's election.
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The final section was dominated by long sustained chords that would crescendo and then subside into almost inaudible calm.
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The market had just spiked by 7 percent in the first three weeks of 2018 in a crescendo of optimism.
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"He has no clue about what makes America great," the vice president went on, working himself to the speech's crescendo.
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It's the only way a story like Chambers — built on secrets and competing dubious intentions — can reach its true crescendo.
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The song starts off smooth and easy, gradually building to that famous, angry crescendo Petty pulls off with such ease.
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A year of campaigning in New Hampshire rose to a crescendo the day before the first presidential primary of 2020.
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The order and cadence of Quill brushstrokes could let artists infuse suspense, humor, or crescendo into the journey of creation.
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This puts it squarely in the middle of the private market, which is in the midst of a long crescendo.
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But, whispers turned into exclamations turned into a crescendo of noise, and some brazenly flouted their cameras and selfie sticks.
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It was then that the Clinton campaign message that Trump is a volatile racist was reaching its crescendo of effectiveness.
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League Pass discontinues when the regular season ends; the postseason games migrate over to national television and the stakes crescendo.
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The horror of "House Of Special Purpose" hits its crescendo after the Romanovs production is allegedly called off for good.
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No, Mueller will not be intimidated by the political whining that will crescendo no matter what his ultimate findings are.
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He had always loved this part of the song and was curious whether she was awake to the coming crescendo.
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And it reached a crescendo during George W. Bush's presidency when no less than Professor Ackerman himself, citing Bush v.
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Taken together, this suggests the easiest, most effortless phase of the bull market might have reached a crescendo in January.
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Expect more hijinks and chess moves in the coming weeks as the final stages of this fight reach their crescendo.
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Working our way from the ground up—I am a fan of crescendo—and things are already a little rough.
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The other musicians, now all in a kind of musical trance, joined in, creating a crescendo of jumbled, inchoate sounds.
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"The Girls With No Names" concludes in crescendo so fever-pitched that the last page seems to come too soon.
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And in the post-Weinstein wake of galvanized voices rising to a crescendo, I recently added my own #MeToo story.
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They can build to a major eruption in a crescendo of shudders and spatters or explode with almost no warning.
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Apesar da crise econômica incessante no país, o programa vem crescendo 10% por ano, segundo Felipe Barbosa, supervisor da empresa.
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It's almost musical: There's a rise and fall, a crescendo, and if it's staying up there, you don't need me.
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The app's roller coaster rise reached a crescendo when Summize hit the top of the App Store in under 24 hours.
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But the medical crescendo often occurs by default, not as a result of personal choice based on a clearly understood prognosis.
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Grand narratives unfold and crescendo, tragedies and unlikely triumphs that feature heroes, villains and occasionally players who contrive to be both.
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The two men used the cage to proper effect, bouncing one another off of it and ramping up to a crescendo.
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Brazil's yearlong political crises hit its crescendo in late August after politicians voted to remove its president, Dilma Rousseff, from office.
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"ANNOUNCE A TRANSFER" the people cried, their voices reaching a deafening crescendo in the ears of a bemused audience development team.
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Trainspotting, he later said, was ostensibly about heroin, but was rhythmically more like ecstasy, and "Born Slippy" provided the perfect crescendo.
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Here, too, were crescendo climaxes, but lushly bluesy, more Gershwinian than Mahlerian, before an unexpected ending: a hushed, nearly toneless whoosh.
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But the songs do behave like electronic music, working with layering and crescendo at the expense of melody and harmonic movement.
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Great sport requires only three things: excellence of skill, uncertainty of outcome and a crescendo of drama until the last second.
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To fully experience the exhilarating crescendo of a Krasznahorkai sentence requires a willingness to submit to this kind of frantic excess.
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The slow crescendo of the video brings together the dual visual markers of minimalistic design and oddball motion graphics with ease.
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On one hand, a surge and retreat by several points is one clue to a fear crescendo and possible rebound attempt.
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It's a song of sweet parting, leading to a final crescendo from Mr. Campbell that can't help but bring a tear.
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Ravel's strategy in his 1928 classic was to increase intensity, bit by tiny bit, through relentless repetition, an excruciatingly steady crescendo.
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And Puccini's long second act, which let the tragedy play out in a single crescendo, defied musical conventions of the time.
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That exchange, which Taylor first hinted at in his opening statement a week ago, started the crescendo building toward Sondland's testimony.
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But with everyone in isolation, the narrative rapidly devolves into a touch-and-go chatroom with little room for emotional crescendo.
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The two black holes eventually crashed into one another and merged into one even bigger black hole, emitting a crescendo of waves.
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The committee's work reached its crescendo when it grilled former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in the middle of the Democratic primary.
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The performance seemed in peril early on when, approaching an early crescendo, she stepped back and insisted that the band start again.
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The video is a crescendo for Contra's cast of characters, nearly all of whom stay on just the right side of caricature.
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On India's many TV news channels, a steady drum beat calling for war gained momentum, reaching a crescendo of sorts in primetime.
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As with all the best adventure stories, the story rushes towards its final crescendo in a way guaranteed to induce binge-watching.
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The media attention and mobilized resistance over the second vote was far diminished from the crescendo that preceded the first doomed effort.
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That song in particular is a triumph of musical restraint, with a crescendo of layered voices creating something both soft and strong.
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Worries about a recession drove stocks into a tailspin, with selling reaching a crescendo on the day before and morning after Christmas.
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Le Attrata's operators treat each performance like a concert, playing off each other, taking "solos," and eventually swelling to a final crescendo.
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Each moment with her is foreplay, and all of that accumulated foreplay ends in a crescendo of deeply intimate and explosive sex.
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Last Saturday proved to be less of a crescendo and more of a curtain call for France's gilets jaunes, or Yellow Vests.
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But as the track heightens, so does the pace of cutting and towards the end we are treated with a satisfying crescendo.
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Natural selection reaches a crescendo at sexual maturity, when most individuals in a population are alive and striving to produce viable offspring.
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The victory may quiet — at least until the next misstep — a crescendo of questions from fans and pundits about Coach Jurgen Klinsmann.
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When the women stood on the chairs and fell back into the men's arms, what seemed intended as a crescendo lacked momentum.
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Decked out in an extremely minimal suit jacket and ruffled sleeves, Hadreas's falsetto holds up remarkably as the song reaches its crescendo.
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But her badassery just hit a major crescendo earlier this month, when she was snapped with a new tattoo on her wrist.
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And there was kind of a crescendo, not just in the government, but in the society and the food scene as well.
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You can close your eyes and hear the hoarse voice rising in pitch and cracking as it reaches a cocaine-tinged crescendo.
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As the anthem neared its final crescendo, Bennett stopped, sat down on the end of the Eagles' bench, and tied his shoe.
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It was a wake-up call to many scientists about the potential threat of a coronavirus strain to crescendo into a pandemic.
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Democratic optimism about the 2018 midterms reached crescendo levels this winter after improbable wins in special elections in Alabama and western Pennsylvania.
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She then has the women pair up to practice the tactic, and their initially shy yells crescendo into loud cries of protest.
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As a sales pitch for an undeniably popular program, "Q Ball" (filmed in 2018) builds a crescendo of hope and good will.
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Then, as word began spreading by mouth and by phone, the shouts, cries and honking of cars rose in a deafening crescendo.
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John Houck's visual trickery; Svenja Deininger's "Crescendo" paintings; Didier William's eye-catching mixed-media works; and the poet John Ashbery's demure treasures.
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The testimony reached a crescendo last week when medal-winning Olympic gymnasts testified during his sentencing hearing in an Ingham County, Mich.
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After a few dozen hits, the applause started again, building to a crescendo as she backed away and let her shoulders sag.
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He embodied the country's elite, leading a government of mainstream parties at a time when rage at elites was at a crescendo.
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In November, the chain announced a merger with Allegro Merger, a special purpose acquisition company with ties to investment firm Crescendo Partners.
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Market optimism may be reaching a crescendo, with hopes that stocks will keep rising equaling a level not seen in 31 years.
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As the final moments of the season crescendo, Alan(s) and Nadia(s) walk down the street, finally converging at a tunnel.
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A stream of resignations from high-level business counsels hit a crescendo recently when Trump was forced to disband two executive councils.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi recently said that Democrats ought to wait for a "crescendo" of bipartisan agreement before moving forward on impeachment.
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It has nothing more to give come the titanic crescendo of Danger's "19.07", which immediately, unexpectedly, breaks to a fast-fading dial tone.
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He'll lead the listener down the darkest of abysses, only to climb out moments later on a triumphant crescendo to the riff heavens.
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The threats have reached such a crescendo that President Donald Trump used his speech to Congress on Tuesday night to address the issue.
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The iconic audio track has long proceeded movies certified by THX and features the now-familiar crescendo that showcases the movie's audio capability.
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His late arrival did not signal a big crescendo so much as it marked the point where the choreography seemed to come unspooled.
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It's a garish crescendo but a necessary one, a pyrotechnic apology for the unusual scheduling and a chance to say a proper goodbye.
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The deep strangeness of the scene, lifted skyward by the celestial crescendo of "Jubilee Street," is enough to make someone believe in God.
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I was reminded of that image once again by the growing crescendo of news stories about the demise of the Great Barrier Reef.
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The show was carefully scripted to resemble a pop concert, with the cast performing a crescendo of one athletic dance number after another.
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In modern times, protests by animal-rights campaigners reach an annual crescendo as quadrupeds are hauled on for display in live Nativity scenes.
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"The rancor that's infused this entire campaign is coming to a crescendo in this debate," said Jonathan Klein, the former president of CNN.
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Long sustained harmonies that crescendo and subside bring the piece to end, as the singers finally speak the texts softly and fade out.
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So all of the mess and confusion from Mercury retrograde finally flushes out, coincidentally, at the same time of this emotionally energetic crescendo.
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Sleepless before dawn, she heard Shanghai gradually awaken beginning with a distant bicycle bell and growing to a full crescendo of cycling commuters.
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The crescendo of this growth arrives when Mae shows up to George's flat after a bender with a Narcotics Anonymous acquaintance (Tom Andrews).
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The companies' legal battle will reach a crescendo in April, when an antitrust suit filed by Apple in early 2017 heads to trial.
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The effect is all the more stunning accompanied by the furious, hyperkinetic strumming required to draw a similar crescendo out of the mandolin.
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When themes returned, Mr. Dudamel often took a slightly altered approach, drawing out a phrase more expressively or pressing a crescendo more forcefully.
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Those complaints reached a crescendo in Game 5 of the World Series, when a couple of apparent bad calls hurt the Washington Nationals.
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The cheering reached a crescendo and the Whataburger burst into applause that could rival any gathering of straight men at a sporting event.
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I watch the scene rise to an ugly crescendo from behind the living-room curtains, as if watching a film in slow motion.
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At every point, Ms. Kitamura was brilliantly controlled; she began by building a long crescendo from the rotation of her torso, center stage.
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This bit serves as the crescendo of her wider takedown of the masochism and misogyny she sees embodied in many revered Modern artists.
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That tension reached a crescendo in November, the day after Democrats' victories in the 2018 midterm election, when Mr. Trump ousted Mr. Sessions.
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King was in danger of defeat then in part because of a chilling crescendo in his racist associations and remarks over recent years.
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It's no less impactful in the film with the full song thrumming all around you, in your very veins as the drums crescendo.
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Tall and physically commanding, fastidious in his attire, he often built to a crescendo of indignation, gesturing firmly with long-fingered, well-manicured hands.
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He never stops selling, even as the match reaches a late crescendo, when Rude desperately tries to come back from a deficit in falls.
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The way all the elements seem to swell into these crescendo moments was all based around pushing the feedback hard on a T-Resonator.
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If you have a big emotional crescendo, you can build yourself up for that day of shooting, exhaust yourself, and then start to rebuild.
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Dumplin's crescendo of romance is an incredible babe smooching on Macdonald after she's blown the lid off of a beauty pageant with her friends.
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It all hits a happy crescendo when Violet overcomes her fears and performs her song "Can't Fight the Moonlight" at the famed Bowery Ballroom.
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Sanders did not go as far as echo public calls for Emanuel's resignation over the shooting, which have reached a crescendo in recent months.
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With messianic fervour, he conjures up marginalised voices and the horrors of mass incarceration, against a backbeat of sporting thrills and that apocalyptic crescendo.
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However, Slice's research may explain in part why online razor sales have hit a crescendo — many women are also getting in on the action.
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And that's the queasy theme which, with this episode, seems to be approaching a crescendo: The truth with set you free, but not protected.
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The massive, immersive paintings that begin with the Umber series and carry her through the 1960s serve as Living Colour's sustained, spine-tingling crescendo.
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The shouts of "Labayka ya Nasrallah (for you, Nasrallah)," a reference to Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah, rise in crescendo with the downpour of hail.
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The progressive criticism of Booker reached a crescendo in early 2017 when he voted against a budget amendment calling for importing drugs from abroad.
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As an announcer calling the details of the game, you must find the crescendo to inspire, paired with the speech efficiency to be precise.
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This turn is at once mesmerizing and baffling—the many children's voices become merged and disembodied, their experiences crescendo into a somewhat mythical unreality.
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Senate Democrats are now playing a dangerous game with a superbly qualified nominee just as the tensions in the region are reaching a crescendo.
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Secrets of the Moon came out swinging with a full-album performance of SUN, ramping up the rock'n'roll swing into an epic, lush crescendo.
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Great sport requires only three things: excellence of skill, uncertainty of outcome, and a crescendo of drama that isn't relinquished until the last second.
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"Hema and Kathy" traces a friendship in a briskly paced crescendo from childhood to adulthood, building to a conclusion that is satisfying, nearly beautiful.
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Building on Spooner Oldham's electric piano, her vocal escalated to a crescendo that stands as one of the greatest pop showstoppers of all time.
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Kentridge made the inspired decision to have dancers enter during the second crescendo, both on the stage and on the screen at the back.
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As Warren reached her October polling peak, she also faced a crescendo of criticism from the right over her support for Medicare-for-all.
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As it did for so many others, the Great Recession reached its sad, hollow crescendo for my family when we eventually lost our house.
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Schwartz's suit, which cites a "crescendo" of questions over the matter, was filed on Thursday in federal court in the Southern District of Texas.
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Worries that had been playing as background music in society for years—online privacy, the fears of artificial intelligence taking jobs—began to crescendo.
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"What we're in right now is kind of a crescendo moment where women who normally were on the sidelines are getting involved," she said.
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"What we're in right now is kind of a crescendo moment where women who normally were on the sidelines are getting involved," she said.
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It's more like an indictment: "You almost had me fooled/Told me I was nothing without you," it begins, starting a crescendo of defiance.
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And as you mentioned, it was a little bit like a tragedy because Mattis's stock had a clear crescendo and then the subsequent decline.
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Any interview between Trump and Mueller would serve as a likely crescendo in a months-long drama that has dogged that Trump White House.
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A final crescendo of violence appears to bring some peace, although, like Avalon's gypsy moths, the menace may merely be starting its cycle anew.
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Yet the movie's emotional potency is undeniable, its slow crescendo of wounded feelings and shimmering photography leaving unexpected imprints on the eyes and heart.
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Then, with the momentum swayed and the roar of the crowd reaching a crescendo, one of the substitutes, Stefano Sturaro, sniffed out the second goal.
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Martin wrote a loose score for what amounted to a 30-second crescendo and coached the somewhat bewildered bow-tied classical musicians through their parts.
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The nearly nine-month fight culminated in a crescendo of devastation — the blasting of the historic Old City to root out the militants' final pockets.
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Tension builds up between Albertine and her sister Pascale through each snippet and explodes in a nail-biting, bloody crescendo literally over their mother's deathbed.
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John Harwood: The summer of '74 when Watergate was reaching a crescendo, we had graduated from high school, I was following Watergate developments very closely.
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Today is going to be no better, with the entire mediasphere hitting a fever pitch of anxiety that we've been waiting all year to crescendo.
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We are in the Amazon rainforest, and the sounds of birds and insects are coming to a crescendo as life all around begins to awaken.
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Near the end of the presentation came a crescendo of more exquisite and embellished pieces — think tiered ruffly gowns, intricately beaded dresses, and evening capes.
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The song reaches its crescendo, the husband descends the stairs, and there's his family, there's a cake, and there's a sweet, picture-perfect backyard celebration.
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This August, the crescendo in the rubric of "Korea Standing as One" likely will further paint the United States as the principal obstructionist to peace.
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Then, as the crescendo in the song approached, I heard my light man Robert De Silva say "three, two, one" into a headset, and bam!
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Eventually it got to the point where I could sense the moment coming when the crescendo is building and the crowd will go totally berserk.
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Brexit looks set to reach a parliamentary crescendo, and a swathe of trading updates from the UK high street isn't likely to lighten the mood.
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"So I think that there is a lot of uncertainty that could be building up into a crescendo as the year moves on," he added.
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The evening's "crescendo moment," as he described it, was a dance party with a colorful 20193-foot-long LED dance floor on the roof deck.
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When Manchester United hosts Manchester City, as the Premier League title race reaches its crescendo, Milner will want — will need — the old enemy to win.
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The Yankees performed their opening crescendo in the first inning with six runs on six hits, highlighted by a three-run homer by Todd Frazier.
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The crescendo of last night's clash was when Buttigieg took on Klobuchar for being unable to name the Mexican President in an interview last week.
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The crescendo and dance-floor thump arrive soon, as Selena Gomez chides an ex who was drinking and partying too often (insert tabloid speculation here).
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Democrats argue in their report, however, that the call was the "dramatic crescendo" of a month's-long conspiracy against Ukraine perpetrated by the President's team.
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Almost immediately upon entering the ring, without waiting for the people chanting her name to reach a crescendo, she pointed awkwardly at the WrestleMania sign.
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Mr. Trump headed into the final week in South Carolina with a crescendo of orthodoxy-challenging pronouncements, including criticism of the home-state Senator Lindsey Graham.
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As the allegations reached a crescendo, Prime Minister Abadi&aposs government said it had found "unprecedented" violations in the vote, faulting the politically appointed elections commission.
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Jeffrey Gundlach, Wall Street's bond king and a respected markets forecaster, believes that the rally in Treasurys reached a crescendo this week and will likely pause.
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Her final song, "I'm Still Here," brings the one-queen variety show to a crescendo, but it's not entirely clear how she feels about sticking around.
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SETI is flush with new riches and interest in outer space has reached a crescendo unseen since at least the 'Space Race' of the last century.
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The book reaches its final crescendo when a Texas senator is emasculated by Martians and discovered by his intern, who starts to broadcast this inconvenient truth.
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There's something for everyone: orchestral enthusiasts, jazz freaks, rock diehards, conspiracy theorists, people who just want to get swept away by a wicked crescendo or two.
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The thumping funk bass had also gradually incorporated more and more guitar sounds, in an attempt to sync the music with the crescendo of our movements.
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When she postponed the tour in December because of health issues and rumors about cancer rose to a crescendo, Jackson took the rare step of responding.
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Petersen sees a crescendo of the unruly feminist movement in the defeat of Hillary Clinton—who is her central unruly subject—in the 2016 presidential election.
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At the end of "Killing The Incessant," after this monstrous crescendo, there's the acoustic guitar outro to offer this kind of cathartic wind-down into calm.
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Could there be a worse time for the Justice Department and the FBI to have gone to the mattresses as the political crossfire reaches a crescendo?
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Then it steams into a crescendo of neurosis, from krautrock to raveup: "I find it harder to speak when someone else is listening," Mr. Toledo sings.
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So it only make sense that at yet another crescendo in her already illustrious career she would also land the honor of July InStyle cover girl.
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All of the legal cartwheels, questionable courtroom politics and racial tension seem to have been building in a crescendo of angry outbursts, sadness and emotional violence.
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Trump's attempted turnaround is unlikely to end criticism from Democrats and other critics of his foreign trip, which hit a crescendo with the Putin press conference.
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The much-lauded film's crescendo sees Creed take on Conlon in his foe's backyard—Goodison Park—and ultimately fail to beat the Englishman on enemy territory.
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Beautiful music plays; it seems to fit perfectly with her movements, the crescendo of the track blooming as she throws her head back in pure delight.
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The Scherzo, including hard-driving passages and a terrifying crescendo up to a cliff's-edge silence, spoke of the players' courage and trust in Mr. Hayes.
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At the crescendo of the episode, Sydney goes into the Novak basement, where her father died, in an attempt to understand what really happened to him.
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During black-and-white flashback montages, seemingly unrelated vignettes cut together in quick succession crescendo into "aha" moments, as you realize exactly what connects them all.
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The closing-night feature, "Crescendo," stars Peter Simonischek ("Toni Erdmann") as a conductor who tries to convene a youth orchestra that combines Israeli and Palestinian musicians.
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I was reminded again of the Second Viennese School: in this instance, of the apocalyptic crescendo at the end of Anton Webern's Op. 6, No. 4.
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As the response phase begins and moves along a crescendo to full response, people are simultaneously growing in frustration because they lack power, water, food, shelter.
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But there's an up-against-the-wall quality to the past couple of weeks that is striking, and the crescendo is loud, clear, unhealthy, even dangerous.
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Trump himself has levied those accusations repeatedly, which reached a crescendo when Twitter was hit by accusations of "shadow banning" right-leaning voices on its platform.
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That contrasts sharply with this time last year, when the stock market was plummeting and reached a selling crescendo in the half day Christmas Eve session.
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The next day you're there on the edges of an ocean of pink knit hats, the air a crescendo of unified voices, demanding to be heard.
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In "When You Are Old," she produced a burst of bright sound on the single word "star," with a late, sharp crescendo adding a glancing spark.
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"The suspense movie music has reached its crescendo, and either something's going to jump out from the corners or something really good is going to happen."
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" As they came to a particularly savage crescendo, my friend Jake learned over and howled in my ear, "This sounds like My Dying Bride on methadone!
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Even as that campaign rhetoric was reaching a crescendo in 227, officials privately noted they were seeing a rise in Syrian immigrants trying to cross the border.
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The steady background caterwauling by corporate and academic elitists about the perils of insufficient skilled immigration to the United States has reached a crescendo in recent months.
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Songs like "Interlude" listen like a fever dream—a slow-burning tension that nods at an imminent crescendo, as dizzying tones anxiously mull over the opening measures.
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If released due to the ongoing crescendo of warming in the Arctic, it could trigger a global feedback loop and burn us all to a fucking crisp.
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The Crescendo has six different motors and can be bent into a U-shape to be used as a couple's vibrator or kept flat for solo play.
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So, in case you've ever wanted to celebrate the holidays with your own not-so-Silent Night, the Crescendo might just be the sex toy for you.
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When the chant began to rise, Trump stopped speaking and went silent for 13 seconds -- allowing it to rise to a deafening crescendo in the arena. 2.
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It's touching and hopeful because it's about love and relationships and it swells to a stunning crescendo at its climax like many of the band's best songs.
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Wall Street is diving headlong into digital as funding for start-ups looking to chip into banks' market share appears to have reached a multibillion-dollar crescendo.
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And her closing statement was something about emotional and psychological gobbledygook that finished with a crescendo like she was singing the big finale of a Broadway musical.
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Since showing noteworthy signs of a maturing tech ecosystem last summer, corporate venture in Latin America has begun to crescendo in just 603 months, led by Brazil.
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During the past seven years, "the fight for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender equality has reached an incredible crescendo," Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch said last year.
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Paradoxically then, the more time Cohen gets on Wednesday, the more likely he may be to cooperate fully with Mueller as the investigation builds to a crescendo.
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The crescendo that builds up as you physically grow reaches its peak at the moment when that child exits your body and is handed into your arms.
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There's no Funeral-style crescendo to give us any sort of emotional release, just a persistent beat and the same synths on loop as Butler eviscerates himself.
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It would be easy to think so after her crescendo finish to the tennis season, which included back-to-back singles titles in China (Wuhan and Beijing).
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He is extraordinarily sensitive when it comes to letting the crescendo of a story speak for itself through a particularly telling sentence from a diary or letter.
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Michael Nyman's poundingly minimalist music is appealingly terrible; as so often with this composer, it builds the kind of rabble-rousing crescendo that makes Rossini's sound demure.
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But the report fails to look closely at how Facebook employees missed a crescendo of posts and misinformation that helped to fuel modern ethnic cleansing in Myanmar.
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Her vocals don't have the clothespin tightness of a scat singer or the loose delirium of a gospel crescendo, but you can hear her savoring every note.
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And then, the outrage reached a crescendo when a mariachi band appeared at a rally with several hundred people in front of Mr. Schlossberg's apartment in Manhattan.
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The game reached a crescendo in the early fourth quarter as Anthony caught fire, drawing chants of "Melo!" from the Portland crowd as he left the game.
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Her still-potent voice building to a crescendo, she slipped out of her coat and dropped it to the floor while raising a hand towards the ceiling.
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"No one and nothing stays unchanged," she sings, and as she slowly builds a crescendo, she hints at both a formidable obstacle and the will to overcome.
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Something far more politically dangerous that had been brewing all week reached a dramatic crescendo Wednesday when a federal appeals court struck down Obamacare's individual mandate provision.
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Years of fighting among various militias in the war-torn country have reached a crescendo in recent days, as Haftar pushes to take control of the capital.
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Many senior politicians filed their forms in the last two days before the deadline, resulting in a crescendo of surprise and anger on social media over the weekend.
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There were violent incidents prior to his death, including clashes involving Mexican marines, but the killing hit a new crescendo after he was gunned down by Mexican troops.
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The searches pushed the latest political scandal for Maryland's largest city to a crescendo after weeks of uncertainty and mounting pressure for Mayor Catherine Pugh to step down.
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The film builds to a wild crescendo, employing impressive creature effects for a particularly out-there climax, but wisely never loses sight of the shared trauma buried underneath.
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"And then it came to a crescendo with this," she said, referring to the salary scandal that erupted at the end of 2017 when Sadler left the network.
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The pressure on Northam reached a crescendo Saturday when almost the entire Virginia Democratic establishment, as well as nearly every Democratic presidential hopeful, called on him to resign.
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Backlashes of the sort that culminated in the outcome of the 2016 elections don't happen overnight, they build up over time and crescendo in the most unexpected way.
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Rap duties are handled by a spaniel (Mike Shinodog), as the combined grunts, yelps, and screams are folded into the song's actual vocals, rising to an animalistic crescendo.
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" Sitting pretty at the top of Forbes' wealthiest celebrities list with a net worth of $820 million, the proud dad of six jokes "Sean" embodies his "greatest crescendo.
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Then I noticed it: music, building to a crescendo, and at the last possible moment one of our party stepped forward, blasting a shotgun at the head bloodsucker.
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The casual dining chain is planning on merging with Allegro Merger, a special purpose acquisition company with ties to investment firm Crescendo Partners, the two companies announced Friday.
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N.Y.C. Nature Dog-day cicadas mature into vociferous adulthood during the hottest part of summer, when their steady droning builds in a crescendo and dominates muggy late afternoons.
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Crescendo Mystery Vibe A Swiss Army Knife of toys, this bendable, inclusive powerhouse justifies its price by letting you experiment in countless ways (their Playbook has some ideas).
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But the Democrats are hoping, at least, to put vulnerable Republicans in the difficult position of explaining their defense of Trump amid the crescendo of Russia-related news.
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The pattern will never end, the symphony will continue unabated, there is no timer that can be placed on the automated rush of sound that surrounds us. Crescendo.
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He starts slow and builds to a crescendo, and at his fastest he gets through 46 words in 5 seconds, which works out to 9.2 words per second.
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The objections built to such a crescendo that first Chairman Wheeler, and then several Members of Congress, asked the Copyright Office to provide an analysis of those issues.
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A crescendo of humiliation, anxiety and abuse, "Beauty and the Dogs" plays like a horror movie where every choice is a Catch-22 and every door a trap.
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Never once does the track reach a crescendo, but instead propels itself along, as if Bjork is trapped in an obsessive cycle, agonising over the same thoughts repeatedly.
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They hold back Snowden, the character who in the novel triggers Yossarian's rebellion against military authority, until the sixth episode, presumably to provide a crescendo to the story.
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" As the album ends with "Sail on Through," a crescendo of leave-taking that's also a vow of devotion, blips of Morse code spell out "And nothing hurts.
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The song is a suite of three disparate sections — two carrying lyrics, one wordless with a spooky high vocal, each section a crescendo of increasing density and dissonance.
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His gift for escalation — evident in the marvelous crescendo of frenzied action that occupies most of the movie's second half — may be unmatched in his generation of filmmakers.
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The foursome arrived at Cisco in 1993 through its acquisition of Crescendo Communications, giving Cisco ethernet switching technology, which would eventually become a core part of its business.
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The crescendo of "peace" will spill over even into the post-Olympics period, giving Kim time and political cover under which to perfect his own nuclear posture review.
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The rate of use has been increasing - at one point, it was closed on 24 consecutive tides - but that increasing crescendo of closures "was always expected," the engineer said.
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With only two weeks to go before its official release, Marvel's "Captain America: Civil War" is generating heavy social media buzz that has reached a crescendo in recent days.
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There are moments in modern open-world games when a crescendo rises in time with your ascent of some incredible peak and you're just yes, you know, video games.
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The group's trademark approach consists more of a series of overlapping solo performances, rather than any kind of concerted, collective sound aimed at achieving a specific harmony or crescendo.
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Meanwhile the plot, which seems to build towards a crescendo, the drama of the novel appearing to escalate in tone and content, ends instead on a softer, quieter note.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Last week, I spent three days dribbling like an infant, rolling around on my floor to a blitzing crescendo of Sam Smith ballads.
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They'd wander around the stands, do a blade job or two, then return to the ring, bloodied and exhausted, whereupon a crescendo would be reached and Brody would win.
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Sing Street is the kind of film that enthusiastically bellows its feelings to the sky, with full band accompaniment and a triumphant guitar crescendo to drive it all home.
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After winning his third term in last week's midterm elections, Brown told The Columbus Dispatch that he has heard a "sort of a crescendo" of interest in him running.
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So many things are going on, and there's a crescendo, with the arousal level getting higher and higher, and that translates into a lack of ability to think clearly.
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Battles over executive privilege date back to the George Washington administration, but reached a crescendo when President Richard Nixon refused to turn over tapes of his White House conversations.
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Protests in Hong Kong once again reached a crescendo very early Sunday morning as protestors hurled petrol bombs at police who shot tear gas canisters in return, Reuters reports.
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The Republicans desperately sought to make illegal immigration their closing issue—and nearly succeeded, with stories about the migrant caravan reaching a crescendo in the days before the election.
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Building to a crescendo, Weiss frees herself at the end as the music cuts out and the line "There's nothing to keep me here" echos out on its own.
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Amid the crescendo, in late 2017, was an exhibition at Pioneer Works in Brooklyn titled "White Man on a Pedestal," by Ms. Garner and a fellow artist, Kenya (Robinson).
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Svenja Deininger's "Crescendo," open concurrently at Boesky Gallery's space next door, also excels at satisfying the demand that contemporary art should both look like something and be about something.
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While the first half of the book is enjoyable, the second half is masterly, rising to a crescendo that is as rousing as, well, a particularly inspiring campaign speech.
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He is direct and self-effacing; she is more willing to make herself something of a character, the crescendo of her sentences often ending on an incredulous question mark.
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Without crescendo or insistence, the chittering background vocals build to a swirling passion, as if sending sage smoke into the air, clouding and purifying it at the same time.
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As the battle for the Democratic presidential nomination reaches its crescendo, the major institutional players who could have once influenced and mobilized voters are keeping themselves on the sidelines.
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And in "There Goes My Miracle," there's only the barest hint of a back story behind the loss: just an orchestral crescendo and a leaping melody, stately and bereft.
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We have our favorite groups and personalities, we compare market shares like they were league rankings, and we always enjoy the crescendo of hype surrounding a big set piece event.
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The quadrennial complaint in American presidential politics is reaching a crescendo: The first-in-the-nation Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary are unfair relics and need to be replaced.
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And that anger is reaching a crescendo this week as outrage grows over the soaring cost of Mylan's EpiPen, a life-saving device for children and others with severe allergies.
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Six minutes into Led Zeppelin's "Since I've Been Loving You," when the song reaches its crescendo and Robert Plant pushes his voice to its limits, I really feel his anguish.
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"Until we see a real crescendo of capitulation, I say we have to be willing to take some pain for now, in order to get some gain later," Cramer said.
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In fact, one of Tre's signatures is that 2 Chainz finally figured out how to transpose the careening energy from his highest-profile guest spots into a slow, steady crescendo.
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It's tempting to slag them off as crescendo loving pap merchants but trickier still to drop the ever-present cloak of social media era cool and feel something for once.
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Related: 6 keys to the Iowa caucuses Santorum reached the dramatic crescendo of his emotional and heartfelt pitch to the small number of loyal and adoring Iowans gathered with him.
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This recognition of her work follows the current crescendo of interest in Cuban abstraction and holds promise for new research in what has long been a neglected area of study.
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Dampened expectations might be a good thing North Korea's warning might also be valuable in another way if it tones down the crescendo of expectations in Washington about the summit.
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The legal saga will reach a crescendo in April, when an antitrust case filed by Apple in early 2017 heads to trial and challenges the foundation of Qualcomm's business model.
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The deportation fight has also led to a crescendo of charges that the president too often fails to consult even his closest allies on Capitol Hill when devising policy. Rep.
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He joined his family in the V.I.P. box, as both the crowd and every television camera cut from Mr. Cruz just as he was delivering the crescendo to his remarks.
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But the characterizations remain sketchy and the drama relatively flat, despite an abundance of battle sequences and a musical score that seemingly swells to a crescendo at the slightest provocation.
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Halfway into the six minute-long track, after an intriguing call-and-response intro between a flute sound and some percussion, strings flare up again and again in a crescendo.
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The film does eventually build toward a fiery conclusion, a crescendo of madness that doesn't particularly resolve anything but does give Eggers the big batshit moment that theoretically justifies the wait.
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Nineteen days after the first moon landing and less than a week before Woodstock, the tumultuous summer of '69 built to a frenzied crescendo in the early hours of August 9.
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A tower defense level is an endless crescendo—though there might be particularly dangerous waves sprinkled into the mix—and your job is to keep a step ahead of that escalation.
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Or the Chainsmokers' "Closer," which hints at a euphoric crescendo but delivers only a two-tone comedown with lyrics delivered in therapy speak ("I drink too much, and that's an issue").
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As the first season of Dexter reaches its crescendo, Dexter puts everything on the line to protect both of these women, saving them from the respective "worse" men in their orbit.
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In the next game, during the ninth-inning crescendo, he got as close as any Royal did to leaving the yard that afternoon, pounding a double into the right-field wall.
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It all builds to a heart-bursting crescendo of emotions that leaves you sobbing like a baby no matter how many times you've told yourself to stop crying at TV commercials.
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Alongside the announcement, the band shared the album opener, "Coolverine," an inquisitive six-minute instrumental that builds towards gentle syncopation and an eventual crescendo while still holding plenty of chaos back.
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" On par with "Swing Low" for its hymn-like qualities, choral presence and crescendo effects, "Keep the Faith" is cushioned between inspirational tearjerkers "Will You Be There" and "Gone Too Soon.
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The miserable polarization and partisan anger that have been rising in American life for decades will hit a new crescendo, and that will present congressional Republicans with a heavy burden indeed.
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Think of how upper-class America didn't notice the crescendo of misery that became the opioid epidemic until the Trump phenomenon sent journalists out to the hinterland looking for an explanation.
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Rather than just sending students out of class for misbehaving, the school uses so-called restorative justice practices, which encourage students to talk through conflicts before they crescendo into a crisis.
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"You've had this crescendo of voices from Washington, trying with increasing stridency to put us off this decision," said Peter Ricketts, a former British national security adviser and ambassador to France.
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Usually, violence and threats of violence against abortion providers crescendo during Democratic administrations, when the anti-abortion movement feels shut out of policy making, and subside when Republicans are in control.
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The giggle probably went crescendo when the news media filed reports that Geithner was "frightened" by what he was told, while rushing to report to President Barack Obama about Berlin's diktat.
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And in the second half, when Kansas' Lagerald Vick picked off a pass and took it all the way — complete with a twisting, 360-degree dunk — the crowd reached a crescendo.
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But still it is heard at nearly every Mexico match: a crescendo of "Eeehhhhhhhhhh …" before every goal kick and then the roar of "Puto!" as soon as the ball is struck.
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One cluster of bushfires reached a troubling crescendo on Saturday, as three separate blazes combined to cover an area larger than the New York City borough of Manhattan, as CNN reported.
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The lyrics on the rousing "Evan" are eerily similar to the traumatic event: "And the waves are crashing and they're coming in splashing," she sings over a crescendo of strings and percussion.
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During the period of deregulation, which began on Wall Street in the 1990s and came to crescendo under Bill Clinton, the banks suddenly realized that they had monstrous capacities to print money.
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In an Arsenal team that too often found itself passing aimlessly around the centre circle, Rosicky was a crucial accompaniment, a man capable of building to a crescendo in front of goal.
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But each episode moves with the same slow-boil crescendo, building to an ending that throws you right off a cliff so you're hanging on for dear life until the next episode.
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That's below the long-term average, about half the level of the frenzied deal-making peak of the year 2000, and substantially below the somewhat less wild M&A crescendo in 2007.
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This week, Donald Trump's long-standing complaints about the vote being "rigged" against him reached a crescendo when on the debate stage he refused to say whether he'd accept the election results.
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From his wife Melania's remarks on Monday, then children Donald Jr. and Tiffany on Tuesday, Eric on Wednesday and Ivanka on Thursday, it all builds to the crescendo of their patriarch's speech.
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As the harsh North Dakota winter approaches and protests grow even more tense, the Standing Rock Sioux and their supporters are rising to crescendo in the fight against the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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Beyerdynamic's approach, which I prefer, is to present everything starkly and directly, so you end up with the full effect of every crescendo and the full impact of every glorious bass drop.
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It wraps itself around the type of heavily syncopated beat that foregrounded 22, AM, and it's essentially one long, cathartic crescendo, Vernon exhaling through the verses before joining a chorus of one.
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As the music reaches a crescendo, the truck stops mere inches from a man in a mining helmet and yellow slicker, who turns out to be Torbjörn Holmström, Volvo's chief technology officer.
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Trump's reign of cruelty reached a sadistic crescendo this week as we learned that his administration had ordered more than 2,300 children, including nursing infants, torn from their parents and locked up.
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On the very day he paradoxically declared victory in the shutdown battle by signaling surrender, he saw another ally ensnared in a Russia probe that seems to be churning to a crescendo.
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Memorial Day weekend marked four months since the major indexes peaked in a crescendo of heedless optimism and maximum momentum, and the past two have seen them settle into a tight band.
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The quickly recognizable cello part ebbs and flows like water lapping your feet, rising like a tide at the song's crescendo, allowing you to ride whatever emotion you like on its wave.
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Ms. Goerke's vigor only grew in a crescendo toward all-out majesty in the final scene, a courtship with Mr. Vinke that ended with their leaping into love and matching high C's.
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Fears about a rise in bigotry across the country have increased over the last year, making a crescendo with protests in Charlottesville, Va., in August between white supremacist groups and counter-protestors.
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From the time a crescendo of applause begins, or when the movie music wells up, to the end of the period—usually a single big sentence—lasts the length of a breath.
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Elsewhere in Syria on Thursday, the government continued attacks on two of the main remaining rebel-held areas that escalated over the past month and have reached a crescendo in recent days.
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By midafternoon, 3,000 panicky depositors had withdrawn their money, and 25,000 ghoulish onlookers had gathered to watch, a year after the stock market crashed, the Roaring Twenties conclusively culminate with a thundering crescendo.
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At the end, after the bloody crescendo and being chased out of the building to where our clothes were piled up in a parking lot, director Darren Bousman pulled me behind the scenes.
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It's a hilarious gag because the title dropping in the dialogue is played off to such a crescendo that when the movie ends right then and there, it's like someone cut it off.
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Anger at the big networks reached a crescendo last year after Facebook — the most influential of the bunch — was widely criticized for hosting fake news and politically charged ads with virtually no oversight.
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And now it has reach a crescendo of outrage, as US officials accuse Russia of carrying out an airstrike that hit an aid convoy northwest of Aleppo, destroying 18 out of 31 lorries.
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In the week leading up to the election, short-term money was scrambling to hedge for a Trump victory, and the momentum hit a crescendo after the election and in the immediate aftermath.
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It was a discordant, but consistent, note in the strange crescendo of those few heady days, before a video of a rat dragging a pizza slice supplanted me as the next viral sensation.
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It's much more industrial sounding than a lot of his other albums, which starts off sounding a bit like Throbbing Gristle playing Zelda, and ends in a sort of Giorgio Moroder-esque crescendo.
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This means that the crescendo of motors and the blare of mufflers are punctuated by the skrrtttt of tires breaking traction, with cars skating around corners in a controlled spin called a drift.
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Some officializing was still left to do—including a weird final-second sequence when the Rockets couldn't get off an intentional foul—but the block was crescendo and summary, the night's lasting image.
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We may not be able to talk to each other between the two cars, but we're in sync, a crescendo and ebb of wailing engines and humming tires that bounces off mountain walls.
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In the clip above he interviews Mindy Kaling about her new film Late Night, and just as her heartfelt Emma Thompson anecdote is reaching its crescendo, his Apple Watch decides to go off.
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Watching her struggle with the alien language, driven by memories of her daughter, is like mainlining empathy, pushing the film toward a crescendo of an ending that is quietly triumphant and heart-wrenching.
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Pro-democracy campaigners in Hong Kong have shouted increasingly loudly in recent years, with this reaching a crescendo during the 2014 Umbrella Movement in which tens of thousands of students blocked central areas.
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To preserve an otherwise-exceptional legacy, Posner should speedily acknowledge this inevitability, and quietly resign his seat to a more fitting occupant—before the angry whispers of impeachment crescendo into a deafening roar.
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"We were inspired by the concept of tech designed for the human, rather than the human having to adapt their behaviour to tech," says Stephanie Alys, the co-founder of Crescendo creators Mysteryvibe.
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The crescendo was reached early on, with one spectacular match and one appallingly dangerous one; by the time they were over, fans had another two and a half hours of wrestling to go.
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That's what evangelicals were taught in Sunday school and Bible study, as was I. And yet, there has been no crescendo of "principle over party" from white evangelicals after the Moore news broke.
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And as the Trump era has moved toward its Kavanaugh crescendo, the Catholic drama has also escalated, with the church's doctrinal conflict and its sex abuse scandal converging in a single destabilizing crisis.
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In recent weeks, the committee has issued a "crescendo of requests" to the Pentagon about the 85033 terror attack in the Libyan city, which killed four Americans including Ambassador Christopher Stevens, Hedger claimed.
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"It's reaching a crescendo with every new study that comes out that shows that microplastics are in our food, in our drinking water," says Nick Lapis, director of advocacy for Californians Against Waste.
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That's why I think we're at the point where they're all running out of air — rates, equities, everything ... I feel like we have this crescendo moment if everything lines up like I suspect.
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In "Les Misérables," he brings the Paris suburbs crashing into the viewer's head, using some traditional narrative techniques — the rookie cop's initiation, the police chase, the buddy-movie, the long crescendo of violence.
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Instead, a sense of entitlement to the office began to build in 2008, and has now built to a crescendo that, without a suitable opponent, is propelling Clinton inexorably toward our highest office.
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Pavarotti's performance climaxes as he repeats the Italian word "Vincero", or "I will win", three times in a powerful crescendo as the unknown prince expresses his certainty that he will marry the princess.
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With the presidency on the line, with the campaign reaching a crescendo, with the outcome currently in doubt, you should become the nation's leading champion of disclosure and transparency in American public life.
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It definitely has brought out the best in both men, and it reached a crescendo at Sunday's Tables, Ladders, and Chairs pay-per-view in a wild match for the WWE World Championship.
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Mashi-neun or "delicious" heat Unlike the aforementioned grumpy heat which wallops you over the head, mashi-neun heat builds in a slow, gentle crescendo, with each bite bringing you back for more.
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But I am comfortable with my broken heart now after my dad's death, comfortable even when my sadness reaches a maddening crescendo because that is when I get the gift of giving up.
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The crisis this week was the latest chapter of a Catalan story that hit a crescendo in October 2017, when separatist leaders organized an independence referendum that was declared unconstitutional by Spanish courts.
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It sits within a crescendo of verbal attacks carried out by both the Five Star Movement and the League against officials, institutions, the media, and anything and anyone perceived to stand in their way.
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"We had a huge sell-off in the U.S. bond market since the U.S. election...so perhaps we've seen the crescendo of selling, at least initially," said MUFG currency economist Lee Hardman, in London.
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"Choices" is the record's opener and it's also arguably the richest and most atmospheric of the collection, with sparse vocals that gradually build into a crescendo of organs, horns, electronic strings and distorted beats.
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As the march toward Election Day 2016 builds like a rock anthem crescendo, the host of CNN's "Legal View" jerked the needle across the political record, welcoming a brand new candidate: rocker Alice Cooper.
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After such an intense beginning to the week, we have some space to process on Wednesday and Thursday as the skies get quiet, but we are leading up to an intense crescendo on Friday!
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David Hirschmann, president and CEO, Center for Capital Markets Competitiveness at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which coordinated the letter, said there was a growing "crescendo" among Democratic lawmakers on the regulatory relief issue.
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They reached a crescendo earlier this year when the FBI tried to force Apple to unlock an iPhone tied to one of the shooters in a San Bernardino, California, attack that killed 14 people.
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This all builds to a crescendo of nonsense that finally end with "and that is why everybody's life matters [pauses for, like, 20 seconds to pick his nose or something] I love you all."
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Donald Trump's difficult week, full of debate misses and softcore pornography, hit a crescendo Saturday night when The New York Times revealed the Republican nominee may not have paid taxes for nearly two decades.
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Bearing the title of "Mock the Vote," the signage-based exhibit is a crescendo of satire, cynicism, and all-out offensiveness that will open the evening of election day at 24 Bowery in Manhattan.
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The video itself sees him and a bunch of frankly beautiful people dance under the cover of darkness in a church before the whole thing builds up to an emotionally-charged, tightly-choreographed crescendo.
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And in the developing world, the pace of easing has slackened notably from a crescendo reached in August, although October marked the ninth straight month of net rate cuts by emerging market central banks.
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What you feel from the start is a sense of real horror, some kind of cross between dismay and disgust, which starts out almost undefinable and builds to a (literal) crescendo by the end.
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The film's music soundtrack is deployed like a cudgel: A musical-comedy-like refrain adds a comic buoyancy; a hard-rock cue suggests Gonzalo's defiance; a stirring Prokofiev crescendo lends grandeur to the climax.
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In August and September, on Fox News and other conservative talk show media and among right-wing Clinton haters in the U.S. House of Representatives, the criticism of Comey's nonprosecution decision reached a crescendo.
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Sound pieces by composer Justin Hicks crescendo overhead in "Black Hole," an installation in a hallway that consists of 500 stacked office-style metal trash cans, each containing bottles, lightbulbs, and other expendable goods.
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The fishermen's smooth movements underscore their intimacy with the process and slowly build momentum; the scenes crescendo when a fish bites and the man is roused from his dozing to reel in his prey.
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"I Feel a Change," from a collection due in November, is a long, aching crescendo, a fraught love song set over a patient vamp, exulting in togetherness only to realize it's not to be.
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I just mean that I don't have any sense that we are headed for a particular crescendo — that some specific element of suspense hangs before us, demanding we return to see how it's resolved.
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"A year ago, I didn't realize how much this would change me," she says to the camera, as Tal Bachman's 1998 one-hit wonder "She's So High" rises to a crescendo in the background.
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The next year, we got MysteryVibe's Crescendo, a thicker 8.5-inch rod studded with six motors that was also hooked up to an app that users could tap into to tweak the motors' functionality.
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"With regional mandates and tightening CO2 standards, both traditional and new entrants are expected to launch several EVs in the coming years — with a large crescendo in the early-to-mid 2020s," he said.
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The demonization of news, which has reached a crescendo under President Trump and his frequent accusations of "fake news," means that for many people, Trump and Congressional Republicans are the final arbiters of truth.
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Back then, Kim Jong Il, who ruled the North from 1994 to 2011, "created a crescendo of crisis atmosphere" before "softening up the Bill Clinton administration with an invitation to visit Pyongyang, " Yoon said.
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In Beijing, Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said various people in the United States had been making "irresponsible comments" on the program, especially before the summit when, he said, such criticism reached a crescendo.
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It swells to a euphoric crescendo, but there's a subtlety to the song—perhaps an overarching airiness, which imbues it with a great deal of space —that leaves room for reflection amid the rush.
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The end result is a film that deftly melds wit and social commentary, compounded by a horrifying end crescendo that's impossible to look away from, and stays with you long after you've left the theater.
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To some University of Virginia students in Charlottesville, the explosion of violence just before the start of the semester was a horrifying crescendo to the increasingly vocal expressions of hatred since the fall of 2016.
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In fact, the crescendo of the promo for "The Passenger" is so slick, certain scenes only register if you pause the video at precisely the correct millisecond (believe me, I learned this the hard way).
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The party's flamboyant and confrontational strategy came to a crescendo May 2, 1967, when Black Panther Party members went to the California State Capitol to protest a pending bill they saw as an existential threat.
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The saga reached a ridiculous crescendo last week as his Barcelona teammates insisted on social media that he was staying, while newspapers told of his imminent departure, which was confirmed on August 3rd (see chart).
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It reached a crescendo during a stoppage in play at 23:29 of the first period, during which a video montage of his time with Toronto was featured on the scoreboard high above the ice.
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He glares at the camera and the family surrounding him before - shaking - he finally begins to weep into the crook of his grandmother's neck as the crowd surrounding them breaks into a crescendo of sobs.
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The rapturous response in some liberal circles to Bush's speech was merely the crescendo of nostalgia for him that started surfacing as soon as Trump emerged as the Republican frontrunner in the fall of 2015.
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The celebration reaches a thrilling crescendo in the final sequence, a powerful rendition of the band's galvanizing — and money-raising — Live Aid set, which has been called the greatest live rock performance of all time.
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Keeping Score With the Golden State Warriors sitting four wins shy of tying the N.B.A. regular-season record — with six games to play — the comparisons to the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls will continue to crescendo.
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With a high probability that the obstruction issue reaches a crescendo before the midterm elections, there is now a growing likelihood that an anti-Trump wave will doom Republicans to a disastrous defeat in November.
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It was 7:33 AM. Almost instinctually, I swapped out the Little Rooster for the Crescendo, a new toy I've been loving that bends in a ridiculous number of ways and has six power motors.
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Closing track "Infinity Beach" ends the album on climatic note where all the instruments work together to provide an emotional crescendo to the entire project before slowly fading out like waking up from a dream.
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Johanna Hedva also ghosted after building a droning crescendo in the finale of "Black Moon Lilith in Pisces in the 4th House," leaving the audience in the collective discomfort of loud sound and powerful vibration.
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Entering Thursday evening, Mr. Biden had subsisted as a peculiar kind of favorite: 76 and rusty, his speeches heavier on curious digression than stirring crescendo, unapologetic about his affection for a bygone era of comity.
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"I think everything is political: the mood is still there, and not for no reason," she says standing in front of the Polaroids of the collection's final looks — which she calls a "crescendo" of dresses.
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It opened with footage of Alan Eyre, Persian-language spokesman for the State Department under President Obama, speaking over a crescendo of horror-movie music about plans to expedite American student visas for Iranian applicants.
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You probably have seen this, in someone else or in yourself: In the course of detailing some outrage or act of buffoonery, one lists each detail, building up to a crescendo, and then — the smile.
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It was a grueling job — but it also provided an up-close view of the crescendo of enemy activity that would culminate, months later, in the dramatic siege of Khe Sanh and the Tet offensive.
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TEL AVIV, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Tel Aviv-based venture capital firm Crescendo Venture Partners said on Tuesday it is launching a new $80 million-$100 million fund to invest in early-stage Israeli software startups.
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The sudden resignation of Myanmar President Htin Kyaw is a worrying development for the country's future, according to one politics watcher, especially as a crescendo of criticism engulfs de-facto ruler Aung San Suu Kyi.
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"The linear television that we're used to is a story that's told from beginning to end, where it builds to a crescendo and stops and wants you to watch again the next week," she said.
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Béjart's "Bolero" is a tacky rabble-rouser in which a star dancer, building a handful of gestures and steps in a crescendo, gradually inflames the corps seated around the table on which she (or he) stands.
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So when Steph is like uh I don't know I've been thinking about that tongue logo how the thing works, I'm like - this is like this waterfall crescendo that's about to happen if we do this.
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Opacity in policy and opacity in training both lead to incidents like Facebook's memorable gaffe of pulling down a Pulitzer-winning photograph from the Vietnam war, and only restoring it once public outcry reached a crescendo.
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With a fairly limited set of verbs—build item, place item, destroy item—the game builds into this excellent crescendo of a dozen little denizens who put things in front of me to do for them.
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The favoured lure in Kerala, where politics is so staid that rival party bands traditionally deliver a joint crescendo in village squares to mark the end of campaigning, has been promises of ever more generous welfare.
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The Trump administration is forging ahead with its nomination of Gina Haspel for CIA director despite a crescendo of criticism over her role in the agency's counterterror program and reports that she recently sought to withdraw.
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There has been a crescendo lately in talk about how to conduct college admissions in a manner that brings greater socioeconomic diversity to campuses, making them richer places to learn and better engines of social mobility.
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Things reached a climax about an hour in, when he swept across his electric keyboard in a violent crescendo, using a host of toneless sounds he'd programmed into it: shrieks, crashes, what sounded like dogs barking.
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The suit argues that the constitutional mandate that the president must be a "natural-born citizen" has never been settled in court and warned that the "mounting questionings crescendo" must be settled as soon as possible.
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The Executioner is a dream killer of sorts: When song-and-dance contestants begin bombing onstage, and the audience boos crescendo to a certain decibel, he tap-dances out and shoos the wannabes back to anonymity.
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As this unprecedented campaign reaches its crescendo on the Tuesday after next, we are faced with the prospect of how to put this country back together after one of the most divisive political campaigns in history.
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The oil bust has started to bite in numerous ways, including the destruction of highly-paid jobs in the sector — job cuts that have been going on since late 2014 and have built into a crescendo.
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Emotions are building up all week before reaching a crescendo with Friday's powerful, transformative full Moon lunar eclipse in Aquarius at 4:20 PM, which will sit on top of retrograde Mars and conflict with Uranus.
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Even though the doll is gone, Nancy's pseudopregnancy reaches its crescendo during a tense dinner between the LeFevres, the Annex leaders Evan and Ruth (who are married, if that isn't clear), and Sasha who is highly paranoid.
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Driven by the frenzied, muffled yelps of frontman (and reluctant indie spokesperson) MJ, their sound was an intense signature of buzzsaw riffs and rumbling percussion, locked in a never-ending crescendo over five-, six-, seven-minute tracks.
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In a dramatic crescendo, Sergi Roberto poked home a perfect pass from Neymar Jr. in stoppage time for a 6-1 Barcelona win that clinched the home-and-home series by an aggregate score of 6-5.
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Ally F.'s favorite Peloton class, a 45-minute cycling course, used to crescendo to her perfect playlist: a pleasant warmup to the tunes of Sheryl Crow before a heart-pumping climb alongside Pat Benatar's powerhouse vocals.
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The inter-Korean talks and the expected Kim-Trump summit have raised hopes of an easing in tensions that reached a crescendo last year amid a flurry of North Korean missile tests and its largest nuclear test.
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And then, as the song reaches its crescendo, a few dozen dancers in lemon yellow gimp suits climb towards the South Pole; they tear away a covering to reveal that it is, in fact, a golden globe.
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It's the driving force behind the popularity of devices like Crescendo, the first-ever fully customizable vibrator, which raised £1.6 million in funding to date and shipped out over 1,000 pre-orders after a successful crowdfunding round.
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The desperation, the effortless agony, the permanent crescendo, the sense that every bar means more than the last because she seems to believe, if she keeps screaming it, that whoever she's screaming to really will come home.
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As anticipation built for Avengers: Infinity War—the most Marvel-y Marvel movie of all time, the crescendo of a franchise that already spans 18 films (with many more to come)—fans had a lot of questions.
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And as she wound down, she sang again and appeared to shed a tear as she ended the poem with a verbal crescendo, channeling all the vocal power she could summon in memory of the departed singer.
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Then Ledecka, drawn 26th, began her run — unspectacular at first but gathering pace and drawing a roaring crescendo from the crowd as she ripped up the lower half of the course to usurp the shell-shocked Veith.
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Johnson, 77, a Manhattan resident, accused the film's distributor Weinstein Co, the producers Chernin Entertainment and Crescendo Productions and other defendants of infringing his 2012 trademark in the phrase, one of the most recognizable in American sports.
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In place of the usual crescendo of fine-dining tasting menus—a few seafood skirmishes followed by revelatory red-meat battles—there is a procession of intricate tactical maneuvers, nineteen courses that span sea, field, and forest.
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Bangor, Maine (CNN)As the nomination process of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court has reached a crescendo in the last week, some senators are feeling the heat over what their vote will be more than others.
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Still, the crescendo for older actresses undeniably came when 71-year-old Glenn Close won Best Actress in a Motion Picture — Drama over Lady Gaga, whose earth-shattering performance in A Star Is Born was deemed near-unbeatable.
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A dark spot will yield gentle vibrations and hums of low frequencies; dragging your finger to an area of white light will increase the tremors from your screen and make your phone crescendo in a weird, alien warble.
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"'Burning' offers the opposite of instant gratification, creating a slow dramatic simmer that intensifies gradually over two-and-a-half perfectly measured hours, until it reaches a shocking and powerful crescendo," wrote A.A. Dowd for The A.V. Club.
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The classic biology class story of a sperm fertilizing an egg in a musical crescendo that has them first unzipping their genes and then swapping them together to create a "zygote" is a much messier process in reality.
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Among the contenders on Friday was Shauna Mogan, 31, a high school teacher from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, who nibbled a pickle and moaned in a mounting crescendo that culminated in screams and drew applause from the crowded restaurant.
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The cheers built to a crescendo as he ticked through the items in his stump speech -- railing against the "rigged economy," promising universal health care, vowing to take on the big banks and a broken criminal justice system.
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Editorial Mayor Bill de Blasio announced an overhaul of New York City's services for the homeless on Monday, the result of a 90-day review that he promised when the homelessness crisis reached a crescendo late last year.
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As the president enumerated these acts of strength with a rising crescendo, I thought for sure the chant USA USA USA was going to be shouted from his partisans, and even the forever staid Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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On the first night of the Republican National Convention, former Mayor of New York Rudy Giuliani stood on the stage at the Quicken Loans Arena and began frothing at the mouth, building himself up to a terrifying crescendo.
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The Crescendo, two six-story buildings on Bruckner Boulevard, overlooking gridlocked traffic on the Major Deegan Expressway, has leased about 85 percent of 130 luxury units since mid-2017, said Naomi Eisenberg, who led leasing with Mdrn. Residential.
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Mahler's symphony was the capstone on a long crescendo that began with the modest Nicolai overture the evening before and swelled to a magisterial finale — a trajectory Mr. Welser-Möst followed within the Fifth's five movements as well.
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Sunday's full moon finds your relationship with the material world reaching its crescendo, as it occupies an axis of your chart indicating physical resources, both the coins in your own pocket and the pantries you share with others.
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Years of fighting among various militias in the war-torn country reached an apparent crescendo Thursday when Haftar ordered the Libyan National Army (LNA) to march on Tripoli in a bid to take the capital from the government.
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Then George Lucas was ushered the wrong way (so much for the people-moving!) and had to take an accidental victory lap round the front of the house as the applause and cheers for Solo's creator reached a crescendo.
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" He brought it to an emotional crescendo, talking about the heart-stopping, pants-dropping, race-rioting[...] soul-shaking, redneck, love-and-fear-making, heartbreaking town of Freehold, New Jersey," before dropping into the first verse of "My Hometown" itself.
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It was the crescendo to a day four of the Republican National Convention that had started terribly, with Ted Cruz justifying his non-endorsement to the Texas delegation live on TV. Why did he hold back the night before?
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Amazon's Valentine's Day decision to break-up with New York before New York broke up with it looks to be the crescendo in a major sea change involving big companies and the municipalities they would like to call home.
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"The fact that these charges are coming at kind of a crescendo at a very time there it appears they're also indictments, to be forthcoming, there is a kind of coincidence there that I don't think you can miss."
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The allegations began to crescendo with former CIA Director John BrennanJohn Owen BrennanWebb: Questions for Robert Mueller A brief timeline of Trump's clashes with intelligence director Dan Coats Trump critic Brennan praises his Iran decision: I 'applaud' him MORE.
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" Kelly, who was the target of many social media attacks during the campaign, said Trump might not be aware "that every tweet he unleashes against you ... creates such a crescendo of anger and, in my case again, threatening behavior.
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Putin's bellicose language reached a crescendo before the election in a state-of-the-nation speech when he unveiled new nuclear weapons, saying they could hit almost any point in the world and evade a U.S.-built missile shield.
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Many people believe that stock prices are already very high — the Dow Jones industrial average crossed 23,000 this week — and if the right kinds of human interactions build in a crescendo, we could have another monumental one-day decline.
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Pink was taken up by a new generation of feminists as an assertion of proud womanhood, a trend that reached a crescendo at the 2017 inauguration when women descended on Washington en masse, flaunting quaintly homespun-looking pussy hats.
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"The Joke," her song that got nominated, is a consoling piano ballad about how people who have been scorned and left out will prevail as they persevere, and it's got as big an emotional crescendo as an Adele song.
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Nor did the Second entirely convince, unsure of where it was going and marred by Mr. Nelsons's habit of holding back a crescendo or a development, then too crudely underlining a harmonic arrival or unleashing a flare in volume.
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All that Buddhist, contemplative nonattachment was easier to buy into with the elderly; with Sloan, it was hard to feel as if you were helping someone transition through a cosmic crescendo at the end of a life well lived.
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I love the moment, about three quarters of the way through the song when you think there's a climax or a drop coming, but instead everything goes silent and the music simply holds — no crescendo, no pulling back, just steady.
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While two merging black holes are thought to produce nothing detectable beyond a crescendo of gravitational waves, events involving two neutron stars or a neutron star and a black hole could also leave behind a glowing wreckage for telescopes to see.
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The exhibition opening unintentionally aligned with what seems like a crescendo of xenophobia across the United States, in the wake of highly broadcasted immigrant family separation and child detainment, and increasingly contentious conversations about the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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In her delightful, slightly profane speech, Midler thanked the Tony voters, "many of whom I've dated," honored the women who came before her in her iconic role and outsmarted the playoff music, waiting until it hit its crescendo to finish up.
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Scientists at the Nocturnal Primate Research Group at Oxford Brookes University, UK found the dwarf galago thanks to its distinctive call — a loud, chirping crescendo of longer notes, followed by a fading twitter, used to attract mates and scare rivals away.
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Borne out of what Meat Wave frontman Chris Sutter describes as "a crescendo" of overwhelming emotions, The Incessant, the new album from the Chicago punks, is a personal examination of Sutter's post-breakup reality, which was 12 years in the making.
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After firing a missile over Japan (for the first time) in 1998 and following it up with a naval skirmish against South Korea in 1999, Kim the Second wound down his crisis-crescendo dial and turned up the charm-o-meter.
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While I believe a pardon of Manafort is unlikely, if it happens, the national outrage will be so intense that impeachment proceedings will become inevitable, and the epic constitutional crisis of our times will reach a crescendo and move toward resolution.
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These partygoers, trailing red food coloring along the walls of my home and half-blind in their pound-shop werewolf masks, would be utterly swept away in a totally immersive, terrifying crescendo of ever heightening audio unease until suddenly...bam!
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An implacable drumbeat, a cutting fiddle line, a distorted guitar, a dissonant string ensemble and a thickening squall of electronics are among the sounds that well up behind her, creating a tsunami of a crescendo that's both ritualistic and rocking.
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Carlos Thomas, a pastor, went out in his old Dodge pickup just before the storm reached its awful crescendo, driving two elderly members of his church — the Neals Temple First Born Church of the Living God — to a neighborhood shelter.
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And with record numbers of women running for office, their voices and those of female voters could crescendo in highly competitive election-year states from Arizona to Florida to New Jersey in support of Dr. Blasey if she testifies as scheduled.
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It's structured and paced like a television episode, with short scenes that cut off without warning (but not without a dramatic string crescendo) and starts to feel long after about an hour, the standard run-time of any Downton episode.
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"If we don't get what we want, one way or the other - whether it's through you, through a military, through anything you want to call - I will shut down the government," Trump said as the heated argument drew to a crescendo.
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" The opener is a celestial benediction over tremulous strings, declaring, "Nothing to stop this being the best day ever," while the finale is a grand crescendo of a march, an arena anthem declaring, "When you think you're done, you've just begun.
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Toward the end of the second set, the trio offered a piece called "Algid November," in which piano and bass set up an intricate ritual of repeating patterns, only to be drowned out by a huge crescendo on Sorey's cymbals.
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The furor over vaping reached a crescendo this week with two congressional hearings, hundreds of new cases of a mysterious lung disease, upheaval at e-cigarette maker Juul and canceled merger plans between Big Tobacco companies Altria and Philip Morris International.
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But their Viking mentality means Iceland will fear no-one, and hundreds of fans dressed in blue filled the stands of the Zaryadye Park in Moscow, clapping their hands over their heads in a crescendo ending in a frenzy of chanting.
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Achieving its narrative crescendo with the Wounded Knee Massacre of 1890, when the Seventh Cavalry was said to have exacted revenge for Custer's defeat at the Little Big Horn, Brown's text fueled growing outrage against injustices perpetuated by the federal government.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's war of words with the United States over their escalating trade dispute will reach a crescendo of sorts when a broadcaster from Chinese state television debates a Fox Business host in prime time on the U.S. cable network.
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By the end of last week, the well-documented chaos in President Trump's White House had reached such a crescendo that the New York Post's Friday, July 28, cover characterized the administration's key players as contestants in a game of Survivor.
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The two briefly exchanged pleasantries before the briefing, but when González-Colón's comments reached their crescendo and most of the assembled crowd applauded for the federal and military response, Yulín Cruz kept her hands clasped in front of her, refusing to join in.
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BEIJING, May 29 (Reuters) - China's propaganda war with the United States over their escalating trade dispute will reach a crescendo of sorts when a broadcaster from Chinese state television debates a Fox Business host in prime time on the U.S. cable network.
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That's why, as Raquel loses control of her powers and almost destroys the world, the show doesn't reach its emotional crescendo until Amy convinces Raquel to let go of her sense of outraged betrayal: You're gonna end the world because of that prick?
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At an end-of-year press conference on Friday, Obama sought to dial down tensions that seemed to be reaching a crescendo this week, when news headlines were dominated by allegations that Russia had interfered in the election specifically to help Trump win.
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The companies' legal battle will reach a crescendo in April, when an antitrust case filed by Apple in early 2017 heads to trial and challenges the foundation of Qualcomm's business model of licensing its patents to mobile device makers and selling them chips.
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It started last year with his single "Ritual" on Skrillex's OWSLA label—which is generally a home for boundary pushing maximalism—on which he wrangled the Los Angeles singer Wrabel over a dizzy house beat that builds to a fairly conventional crescendo.
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His genius is evident in the baroque-style piano bridge he wrote and played for "In My Life", in Paul McCartney's deftly multi-tracked lead vocal in "Here, There and Everywhere", and in his thunderous orchestral crescendo for "A Day in the Life".
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As concern over North Korea has reached a crescendo in the early days of the Trump administration, much attention has been paid to China's potential role in pressing North Korea to put an end to its nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs.
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On the five-minute "Heaven I Know," she whispers a hurried "one, two, three" as a beat and stretches a song out over it, with spare piano chords, elongated horn fanfares, and an Auto-Tuned vocal that builds to an almost-unrecognizable crescendo.
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PARELES "Pecador" means "sinner," so of course Residente is backed by a church choir — along with an ominous trap-tinged beat and sampled screams — and he directed a video set in a church, for a rap (in Spanish) that's a crescendo of vehemence.
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Mr. Hart confirmed that Mr. Ciminelli's millions of dollars in donations to the Philharmonic in recent years were not pending pledges but had been received in full, including a $1 million gift last fall to start off the ensemble's "Crescendo Campaign" endowment push.
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As music, it was best when each player improvised as part of a foursome; as a musical statement, the thrashing final crescendo obliterated the city sounds around it, as if to say that the music was here and would not be quieted.
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In the early two-thousands, he began to see patients who, after taking certain antidepressants for years, had stopped their medications and were experiencing what he described as "crescendo-like" anxiety and panic that went on for weeks and, in some cases, months.
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Barra is leaving no stone unturned to ensure the excitement reaches its crescendo by posting several teasers over the last couple of days, some asking fans to guess other surprises it has lined up for today apart from the Redmi Note 2222.
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Tango's company culture reached a toxic crescendo last year — that was one factor that led to then CEO Uri Raz being replaced by Setton, alongside mismanagement and question marks around previous funding rounds — and there's concern that these layoffs could trigger problems again.
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Trump's escalations struck raw nerves in China, and the already-strident rhetoric emanating from Beijing reached a crescendo earlier this month, when the Chinese Ministry of Commerce spokesman declared that China was "prepared to pay any cost" to respond to the American threats.
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And it is him, specifically; turn on any pro wrestling, from any sized promotion, and watch their Okerlunds, the way the interviews are paced, the flinching from the inevitable crescendo of madness, and the faint look of disgust when the cutaway happens.
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A pastor named Carlos Thomas, 48, was out in it in his old Dodge pickup, just before the storm reached its crescendo, driving two older members of his church — the Neals Temple First Born Church of the Living God — to a shelter.
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" He said that on a recent trip to India, he had stayed up all night because he wanted to catch up on documents, "and the more that the crescendo becomes faster, the more you can't sleep because you're catching up on reading.
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Hal Blaine, who died on Monday at 21, was the greatest and most prolific session drummer during the turbulent Sixties crescendo from pop to psychedelia, keeping the nation's heartbeat through dozens of No. 240 hits during the Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon administrations.
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"It's absolutely the challenge now to build to a crescendo when we run into the budget season, both for the city and for the state," he said, "to make sure that we build a compelling and irresistible case to fund 'Fast Forward.'"
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Those successes were more than enough to overcome two major corruption trials tied to his administration this year, as well as a crescendo of complaints about New York City's deteriorating subways, which he oversees through his appointees on the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
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In two months, "Bodak Yellow" has made a wide impact, the sort of crescendo that let her, in the same weekend this month, perform for the artistically minded coolhunters at MoMA PS1's Warm-Up Series, and at the Dominican Day Parade.
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Though most of "The Sun and Her Stars" unfolds in the United States of an earlier, anxious era — when hostility toward "others" of every sort reached a shrill crescendo — Rifkind clearly means to hold a mirror to our stranger-suspecting moment as well.
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"What the North Koreans are angling for is to bring the danger and tension to a crescendo, and then to pivot to a peace proposal," said Daniel R. Russel, who served until March as the assistant secretary of state for East Asian affairs.
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Phillips: When my young friend that came up there said, "Let's hit the drum" because there's a point there where it just got to really a crescendo, I think they say it sometimes, but it was like the thunder, the storm was coming.
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"My visitors smoked cigarettes and ate all the things that had me feeling unwell / Everything that came out of me was wrong-colored, or wasn't at all," they caterwauled before a gradual crescendo led the song into a driving illustration of paranoia.
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From this uncommon vantage point, craning our necks to try to catch the final crescendo, it's easy to see what the collaborators of Brownstone wanted to do differently: here, it's not about what you can see, it's about what you can sense.
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Their noisy annual celebrations reach a crescendo in the weeks leading up to July 12th, the anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne of 1690, when William of Orange, a Dutch Protestant, defeated his rival for the English throne, the Catholic King James, in Ireland.
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On Friday, the acrimonious relationship between Trump and the media reached a crescendo when the White House press office selectively chose certain outlets for an informal on-the-record briefing, yet barred others—including CNN, The New York Times and the Los Angeles Times.
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The Obama team has been poking the Russian bear for about a year now, reaching a crescendo in the last few days with an outright indictment of Moscow for hacking the Clinton campaign during the election and spreading its truthful, but embarrassing internal communications.
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Calls for changes to the cash bail system reached a crescendo in recent years after the death of Kalief Browder, who had been accused of stealing a book bag and spent three years in jail on Rikers Island because he couldn't afford his $3,000 bail.
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"As with all great campaigns, it's all in the timing — you can be too early or too late," Sauven said, and that Extinction Rebellion had managed to hit a "sweet spot" as a crescendo was already building in Europe for greater action on climate change.
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Just as "The Star Spangled Banner" reached its crescendo Tuesday night, most of the them dropped to one knee to join the anthem protests that have spread through the sports world in objection to police brutality and the unequal treatment of racial minorities in America.
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To begin, a blind sitar player was led out onto the runway to accompany the show with a stirring, live performance, which built to a crescendo as a male model came out in a glittering golden dress with a python draped over his shoulders.
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If the Women's March was a spontaneous expression of anger at an admitted sexual predator taking office after losing the popular vote, then November 6, 2018 will be the crescendo of the rage that has built up in response to what he has done since.
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The question is whether the stories coming to light now are the most damning of the bunch, or leakers are starting in reverse and building toward a kind of crescendo that could finally lead to the ousting of CEO and co-founder Travis Kalanick .
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Hansen came back to American wrestling, of course, winning the United States championship from Lex Luger in WCW before closing out by skipping town just as a bizarre, awkward angle involving other cowboy wrestlers looking for him in the Old West reached a crescendo.
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This role irony plays in providing a protective cover for anti-Semitism was brilliantly analyzed by the philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre in his book Anti-Semite and Jew (1944), published after France was liberated but while the Holocaust was reaching a crescendo in Europe.
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This crescendo seems to be building up to the moment when Apple breaks ground as a $1 trillion company as the next quarter will more or less make or break the company, deciding whether or not it continues to be a huge growth story.
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Opinion Columnist In mid-October, while the Catholic Church's internal debates were reaching another crescendo at a synod for the Amazon region held in Rome, I sat down with Cardinal Raymond Burke, best known as Pope Francis's most vocal critic in the church's hierarchy.
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Instead of building to a crescendo — with each speaker reinforcing the next — the night ebbed and flowed, from remarks by intense and high-energy speakers like Mr. Giuliani to the meandering, strained speech by a former general (and onetime potential running mate), Michael T. Flynn.
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With the meeting, Kim has given back Russia its traditional role of a DPRK defender, a role that Russia played vigorously from 2000 up to the crescendo of provocations in 2016-2017, when outright defense of Pyongyang at the U.N. Security Council became impracticable.
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Source: J. Lyons Funds Management Michael Hartnett, strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, has been calling for a crescendo of investor confidence for some time and believes this "Icarus trade" is still rising but isn't yet high enough to melt the market's wings.
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BAGHDAD — An Iraqi judicial body will oversee a manual recount of ballots from last month's election, according to an announcement on Thursday, as a crescendo of fraud complaints and criticism of the country's electoral commission threatened to undermine the legitimacy of the tightly contested vote.
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It's difficult to imagine a worse day in the presidency of Donald Trump than Tuesday, when two gripping legal dramas, one involving his former campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, and the other embroiling his longtime lawyer, Michael Cohen, collided in a surreal split screen crescendo.
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Consortia were last seen at the height of the buyout boom in 26, as a flurry of jumbo deals built to a crescendo with a £25bn acquisition of pharmacy chain Alliance Boots, and market participants suggest that more consortia deals are on the way.
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And the attempt to deal with an ugly personnel issue sotto voce — last week, university officials agreed to pay Mr. Halls $90,000 as part of a settlement with a nondisparagement clause — has resulted in a crescendo of criticism, from the festival's hometown, Eugene, Ore.
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Another crescendo is likely to arrive sometime Friday with the public release of Nunes' controversial memo, which reportedly alleges that the FBI and Justice Department were in the tank for Hillary Clinton in 2016, then sought to undermine Trump after he took office last year.
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After a slowdown before the midterm elections, the Trump-Russia saga has reached a new crescendo, with Democrats pointing to what they call new evidence of collaboration between the 2016 Trump campaign and Moscow — even as President Donald Trump added legal weight to his denials.
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The quilts are a nod to some of the Western canon's greatest composers — Chopin, Bach — with names such as "Prelude in E" or "Fugue in C." Cushions have also been given the names usually meant to indicate instructions on a score ("crescendo" or "andante").
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Climax moment: It's a tie between Jones yelling "JUSTIN BIEBEEERRR!" at 1:07 and the insane crescendo of yelling that ends the video: At just under 2,500 views, "Alex Jones – Enter the Syntax" is one of the more criminally underseen pieces of art on YouTube.
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Screamed vocals and sharply melodic guitars capture the attention before the gentle sound of brass instruments ushers the song int a moment of rest that slowly builds into a cascade of soul-soothing group vocals that climaxes in a crescendo that brings tears to the eyes.
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As the jihadi reaction to the US presence in Iraq reached a blood-soaked crescendo, I saw that the profile of the typical Western recruit had changed from a nerdy, politically driven ideologue of mostly Muslim heritage to a lost, dysfunctional, ruthless, and criminalized young convert.
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"So we would be looking for this story to maybe build in the next couple of days and as the headlines reach a crescendo we would look at this as an opportunity to get into a huge company that's doing an awful lot of other things right."
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Backup singers join Ms Spears in a swelling crescendo as she cries "my loneliness is killing me" and "give me a sign", but fall away for the more confessional verses and interlude to create contrast and drama (it is a karaoke classic for precisely this reason).
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But as Meryl Streep reached her crescendo the audience was already marking out as she asserted, to rabid applause, that if you were to kick all the foreigners out you will have nothing left to watch 'except football and mixed martial arts, which are not the arts.
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The Trump campaign's apparent strategy of overloading the media with gaffes and scandals reached a stunning crescendo over the weekend, spearheaded by none other than Trump himself on Friday with a bizarre early-morning tweet broadside fired against ISIS, err no, I mean a former beauty queen.
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You can practically feel your brain producing excess serotonin during the sweeping crescendo of opening song, "Magnificent (She Says)," and "Head for Supplies," the second track the band completed during the reunifying sessions at Gargunnock, is an homage to Guy's wife, whom he married in 2016.
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But what is truly incredible about "DAMN, DAMN, DAMN" is how it turns Auto-Tuned voices into symphonies' worth of instruments, building to a crescendo where T-Pain's "damn"s fire off in rapid succession like so many violin stabs, swelling into a single unified sound.
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This story takes a subtler route than the usual superhero-esque fare, giving all the characters and creatures their own piece of the story, weaving an ending that — in keeping with the rest of the book — is more gentle harmony than bold crescendo, but no less satisfying.
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"The industry…it's reached another crescendo in terms of valuation," Blackstone CEO Stephen Schwarzman told CNBC's Karen Tso in an interview at Web Summit earlier this week, pointing to "artificial profit" that was built up as tech companies stayed private for longer than in the past.
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Just last month as the millions of Christians prepared to observe Christmas, the historically harsh government crackdown reached a crescendo as Ronggui Church was raided and closed down by officials from the Guangzhou education and religious affairs departments; the third such church shuttered in only three months.
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This tough approach, backed by Israel and Saudi Arabia, reached a crescendo last month when Mr. Trump and top advisers used a series of speeches to mount a coordinated verbal attack on Iran's government and to warn of dark consequences if it doesn't change its behavior.
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All the while, your existential crises and personal issues thrum on, the sound of your own negative thought spirals getting louder and more distracting until they crescendo into a deafening— At which point you attempt to slay your sadness by sending a text to your closest friends.
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Williamson is a performer with the mid-Atlantic elocution and patter of an Old Hollywood actress, a penchant for clever analogies and bold claims, and an effective cadence where she builds to a crescendo in her speeches before stopping on a dime on the points she wants to stress.
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Scheidt's grizzled timbre emerges a few minutes into the track as radiant guitar chords slowly blossom into what seems like an infinite crescendo; then as the track winds down, the final five minutes settle into a meditative groove before taking one last climb as the music slowly fades.
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Beyond a clampdown on VPNs began prior to this year and reached crescendo with Apple's action in July, Beijing has upgraded its 'Great Firewall' censorship system, placed restrictions on live-streaming services, celebrity gossip media and interfered with messaging apps to name just a handful of key flashpoints.
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The crescendo of Oprah's speech began when she, the first-ever Black woman to receive the HFPA's highest honor, delved into the story of Recy Taylor, a Black woman who was kidnapped, blindfolded, and raped by a horde of white men on the way home after church in 1944.
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Director Bridget Savage Cole is pushing the troubled consequences of our tangled emotions and screens to a not-so-distant crescendo in Swell — a dizzying short film that imagines a world where one couple can change each other's mood with just the casual adjustment of an app's settings.
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Ten minutes isn't usually enough time for festival-goers to congregate in front of a stage, let alone build up to a good crescendo—but the Pleasant Park crowd had been waiting for the gig for days, and so everyone nobly held up their end of the party transaction.
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The maelstrom reached a crescendo Thursday due to Melania TrumpMelania TrumpEx-Melania Trump adviser raised concerns of excessive inauguration spending weeks before events: CNN The Hill's Morning Report - Trump moves green cards, citizenship away from poor, low-skilled White House seeks volunteers, musicians for Christmas celebrations MORE's jacket.
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It was a crescendo finish to a discordant process, and as I slipped at last into the ocean and looked back at flawed, complex and beautiful Rio from the sea, it was easy to feel the buzz of the present; much harder to feel good about whatever comes next.
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The collapse in Treasury yields toward record lows and the slight inversion of the yield curve — with two-year note yields exceeding the 10-year — generated a crescendo of recession anticipation despite data confirming the U.S. has remained on a 22020% GDP path with healthy consumer conditions — for now.
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In a few key spots (a chapter discussing Sam Cooke's "A Change Is Gonna Come," which was inspired by "Blowin' in the Wind," or one that examines the mind-melting race politics of "Brown Sugar"), Hamilton builds to a fascinating crescendo, but lets the moment go too fast.
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There are intimations of war and refugee crises in "Four Cypresses," a pastorale with a startling crescendo partway through, and in "Glass Hillside," which starts as a near elegy — "Gathered together until relief arrives/eyes on the lost sons" — and moves into dark, skulking, Steely Dan-like jazz chords.
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In the late 1960s, when they were children, Fatima told her boys about the al-Nahyan family's long history of internecine violence, which rose to a crescendo in the 1920s with a series of brother-on-brother murders that saw power change hands three times within seven years.
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Expectations are raised, however, by the prospect of a Disney-backed blockbuster broadly aimed at a family audience, which might explain why this "Wrinkle" keeps swelling to a crescendo (augmented by music from "Game of Thrones" composer Ramin Djawadi), in a way that risks overwhelming its slim framework.
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As the president was extolling the economy and the new jobs it had created for women in particular, Democratic applause became a crescendo as they realized that some of those new jobs were in the House of Representatives, where Democratic women had taken the place of ousted Republicans.
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While smart sex toys like Lovely, We-Vibe's We-Connect line, and MysteryVibe's Crescendo (which also attracted investment) promise a range of futuristic features, from ultracustomizable vibration patterns to easily stored settings to, yes, telling you how many calories you burned, those features can come at too high a cost.
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Cam Newton Had an MVP Year and White Folks Lost Their Damn Mind Wrong/Bad Cam Newton Takes were hardly a new thing in 2015—Nolan Nawrocki invented the form before Newton even took a NFL snap—but they certainly hit a crescendo that should peak sometime within the next week.
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The crowd crescendo builds as runners pass Sixth Avenue and then Seventh as they head toward Columbus Circle — except in 1994, when German Silva of Mexico made a premature turn into the park at Seventh, but managed to recover and score one of the craziest victories in this race's history.
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With a rising crescendo of oil pipes pumping their poisonous content into the garden, Ahmadi poetically yet forcefully comments on the challenges of autocratic leadership and the impact of the oil economy on a country where public gardens and private courtyards are the sanctuary and spatial pulse of everyday life.
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The reverence for Cohen reaches a crescendo at the museum in an alluring multichannel video installation by the South African artist Candice Breitz, in which 18 older men, are simultaneously singing — in some cases, croaking — the words of Cohen's entire comeback album "I'm Your Man," accompanied by the synagogue's choir.
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Here is where I can understand, I can't tell you how many people will try to put themselves above everyone else by talking about "How splendid the crescendo was" or "How the staccato really gives the piece a unique sound" This stuff even annoys me, and I understand what it means.
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" In contrast, Rad and Pambakian's attorneys said the "ensuing crescendo of retaliation — reminiscent of many Hollywood #MeToo cases — included [Tinder's parent company] Match circling the wagons around Blatt, publicly belittling Pambakian by chalking up the assault to 'consensual cuddling,' and firing her months later after she refused to sign an NDA.
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The outpouring reached a crescendo just after noon, when Representative John Lewis of Georgia, the civil rights icon who for a generation has been regarded as the conscience of the House Democrats, dropped his resistance to impeachment and urged his colleagues to meet what he said was the call of history.
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It's a far cry from one of television's very first sympathetic introductions to gay fatherhood, 1972's That Certain Summer, whose crescendo involves a divorced dad (Hal Holbrook), who is now in a newly-outed longtime partnership with a man (Grace & Frankie's Sheen, coincidentally), begging his son for a scrap of understanding.
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While She's Walking Down the Aisle, Play "Vision of Love" Close your eyes and picture it now: Carey, following her flower girl and ring bearer, Monroe and Moroccan, down a long, candlelit aisle, resplendent in an elaborate, sparking gown and wearing millions of dollars in diamonds, as "Vision of Love" reaches its crescendo.
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First the four kids with their grandmother, Señora Teresa (Verónica García), then their mother, Sofia (Marina de Tavira), and then finally, the man of the house, Antonio (Fernando Grediaga), who spends what seems like hours trying to fit his enormous car into the narrow driveway in a hilarious crescendo of foiled masculinity.
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Getting "weird" didn't harm the songwriting apparatus, though: "Viva La Vida" proved they could pull off a heart-busting crescendo without leaning on guitars, and "Lost+" flexed Martin's inexplicable hip-hop cachet with a Shakespearean guest verse from Jay Z. The band had begun dressing like the Bee Gees in the Sgt.
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But it became clear to me as I listened to these death metal CDs, that this entire genre was based on extending that explosive feeling for an entire song, an entire album, an entire career—not just a quick crescendo or a peak that served to counter the bulk of more subdued music.
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When the band launches into "Long Distance Call," the stage lights up in an explosion of red and white lights as the chorus reaches its crescendo, and the bros and I begin jumping up and down together, yelling, reaching up into the sky and, for half a second, actually finding some unison.
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The heart-wrenching crescendo of "Runaway" (2010), the hushed contentment of "Only One" (2014) and the icy warning calls of "Wolves" (2014); it's a computerised cry that has come to define the West sound, and marks perhaps one of the most seamless and long-lasting marriages between hip-hop and experimental instrumentation.
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Mr. Hrusa kept his hands raised after the scherzo to begin the finale with no pause, as if the symphony's second half were one long, propulsive crescendo toward the majesty and pure delight of the major-key ending — the kind that had the audience applauding before the orchestra had even stopped playing.
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Based on the French expression "Le meilleur moment de l'amour, c'est quand on monte l'escalier," by Georges Clemenceau, which means "The moment of anticipation of meeting one's lover is the sweetest moment of all," the end of the countdown is "a crescendo that brings the wearer emotion and pleasure," Mr. Dordet said.
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From the otherworldly disorder of "And You're Wondering How A Top Floor Could Replace Heaven" to the ritualistic crescendo of "A Little Change Could Go a Long Ways," City of Caterpillar remains a monument to loss in the face of forces larger than ourselves, something we'll never stop being in awe of.
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Overjoyed acceptance speeches from the likes of Spike Lee and Olivia Colman were allowed to play out in full, and the performance of "Shallow" from Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga was the sort of intimate high point that would have been lost if it had not been allowed to crescendo over several minutes.
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"There's a crescendo of interest in both art that is itself about the environment and art that is self-consciously environmental, and I think that's entirely understandable and good, because it draws attention to these dire situations we're facing," said Karl Kusserow curator of American Art at the Princeton University Art Museum.
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And there are pawns (like Sasha) that will likely die, but it doesn't feel as if the season is building to a massive crescendo as much as it's just been slowly, awkwardly gathering its limbs beneath so it can pitch forward into the end of the season, like a weird, zombie TV version of QWOP.
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Later that year, the Raptors would make the playoffs for the first time since 2008, helping an expanding Toronto basketball culture reach what to that point was a crescendo, DeRozan's promise and unlikely ascent standing as the perfect avatar for the team's We The North marketing campaign built on collective doubt and being the other.
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When you are immature, every bad thing can feel like a crisis, and every good thing like ecstasy; the rest of the world watches us with a sense of weariness and unflappability that is earned only after many centuries of witnessing governments and empires and civilizations and self-styled saviors rise, crescendo and tumble.
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"The Impossible First" is an intimate trek through O&aposBrady&aposs Antarctic crossing, and his entire life to dateO&aposBrady&aposs Antarctic passage is the epic crescendo of a lifelong journey chronicled in a new and intimate memoir, "The Impossible First," which intersperses details of his trek across Antarctica with his larger life story.
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All I had to do was sit through a simulated drive through a Barcelona nightscape with a GSR measuring device on my fingers, and remember a series of letters shown in front of me while also being tested by a growing crescendo of notifications and alerts thrown up on the seven (yes, seven) large displays surrounding me.
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That pattern reached a crescendo after Donald Trump mostly trounced the rest of the field on Super Tuesday, and it goes like this: The Republican Party is engaged in a battle for its philosophical and ideological soul, Donald Trump somehow is interfering with that, and G.O.P. leaders are really determined to stop him from winning the nomination.
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It also presented a chance to double down on his credentials and position himself as a progressive leader for New York — and perhaps the nation — as he faces a primary challenge from the left and a crescendo of voters across the country, at least within his own party, who seem to have little appetite or patience for moderates.
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And both trends, the personnel and the political, have reached a crescendo this Christmas season, with the sudden pullout from Syria, the equally sudden departure of James Mattis, the president's war with the Federal Reserve amid a tumbling stock market, and now a government shutdown over the Trumpiest sticking point of all, the fabled border wall.
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" The album's most openly dramatic song is "It Doesn't Matter Now," a film-noir crescendo with more than a hint of Tom Waits; the singer wakes up after a tryst realizing, "You need me like you need another blackout/And I need you like I need another thing to lie about/It's all my fault somehow.
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A game would have to shift from the crescendo of a top-performing hitter stepping up to the plate in a crucial situation, the spectators being excited or horrified (depending on which side they were rooting for) by the possibility of what he might do, to the deflating reality that the pitcher was ordered to not indulge him.
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The ceremony was the crescendo of one of Hollywood's most turbulent awards seasons ever — one that saw cascading allegations of sexual harassment topple movie moguls, upended Oscar campaigns and new movements sparked like Time's Up. Much of Sunday's broadcast, hosted for the second straight year by Jimmy Kimmel, seemed to point a way forward for the industry.
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It is easy to see how this dynamic could be replicated in 2020 with, say, a torrent of Russia-generated disinformation, amplified by Trump associates, with a crescendo of attacks over Joe Biden's alleged (and unsubstantiated) intervention into Ukrainian politics to hinder an investigation into Burisma Holdings, a Ukrainian energy company where Hunter Biden sat on the board of directors.
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With the crisis in Syria showing no signs of abating and the fight against ISIS reaching a crescendo in Iraq, many world leaders will be hoping Donald Trump can put aside his divisive and controversial rhetoric in favor of a coherent Middle East strategy that advances peace and stability in the region – succeeding where a string of U.S. presidents before him have failed.
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Their collective curiosity is their strong suit, whether it is trying to see how many times they can squeeze "fuck" into a song, getting Paul McCartney to record himself chewing celery and carrots, and thenovershadowing McCartney's veggie chewing with a death metal crescendo mid-track, or simply rapping about chickens and dinosaurs, the Super Furries have never drawn any boundaries with their music.
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Relaying his rabbit-hole discoveries, Wilkinson repeats Rukeyser, that "the universe is made of stories, not of atoms," that time is measured by story, that time is story, that stories create us and in turn we create stories, and that—here's the crescendo—we "owe the world a sacred duty" to keep the universe in motion by telling our very own.
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The hyperpartisan fighting between Republicans on the Select Committee and the Obama administration flared last month, when the assistant defense secretary for legislative affairs, Stephen C. Hedger, sent a scathing letter to Mr. Gowdy accusing the committee of making a "crescendo of requests" for testimony and documents and of demanding that Pentagon employees engage in speculation outside their knowledge and expertise.
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He's the 15-year-old kid towards the front in the old Strokes shirt he bought off eBay; he's the college girls a little further back dancing around in a circle with daisy chains in their hair; he's the married couple he keeps smashing into who beam from ear to ear and make out at the crescendo of every song.
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The infighting reached a crescendo last fall with the ouster of then-Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio), who was pushed into retirement amid criticism that he was wasn't fighting hard enough for conservative ideals.
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"I am hopeful enough in voters to believe that when candidates who have to actually work for it have a crescendo of winning in the early states, that momentum will supersede big money spending by a couple billionaires when it comes time to vote in later states," said Adam Green, co-founder of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, which backs Elizabeth Warren.
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Democrats alleged that the July 25 call between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky — in which Trump asked Zelensky to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden — was the "dramatic crescendo" of a months-long campaign driven by the President that involved a number of senior officials, including Vice President Mike Pence, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney.
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For instance, in one extremely good TikTok video from December, a young man stands in the center of a room with the music from The Avengers swelling, and right as the song hits a crescendo, the ceiling fan starts spinning and you realize the camera was attached to a fan, so it's now spinning around him as he raises his arms to dramatic effect.
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Trump's efforts reached a crescendo on Sunday when he ousted Kirstjen NielsenKirstjen Michele NielsenTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Trump casts uncertainty over top intelligence role Juan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America MORE as Homeland Security secretary just days after blindsiding her by withdrawing his nominee to lead Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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"Rather, it was a dramatic crescendo within a months-long campaign driven by President Trump in which senior U.S. officials, including the vice president, the secretary of state, the acting chief of staff, the secretary of energy, and others were either knowledgeable of or active participants in an effort to extract from a foreign nation the personal political benefits sought by the president," Schiff wrote.
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