Zweig's friend the writer Joseph Roth descends from scrappier stock.
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The piece descends from Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec's "Ovale" range.
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This is the final night before war descends upon them!
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A CALM USUALLY descends on America's farm belt in November.
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Will it matter anyway, after the frozen zombie army descends?
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As warm air descends, it compresses, generating even more heat.
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Above: The OceanX submersible descends past flurries of marine snow.
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Finally, one gets fired, and descends in a golden elevator.
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The trail descends through a forest and emerges in Melnik.
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Another smear the color of dried blood descends the wall.
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Eurydice descends to the underworld; Orpheus follows to retrieve her.
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As a republic descends into an oligarchy, the people revolt.
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Soon, though, it descends into several discrete modes of misogyny.
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I almost look forward to the dream whenever it descends.
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Could it come into play when war descends on Winterfell?
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Je descends, très doucement, je regarde ce qui se passe.
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DÜSSELDORF, Germany — An escalator descends into a dense soundscape of birdsongs.
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The lander descends, equipped with a heat shield that's pointed downward.
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On weekdays, when the tourists and sightseers have left, loneliness descends.
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Outside in the chill air, misery descends on her like rain.
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But Woodward descends into uncharacteristic snark when he names his foes.
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So as it descends into California it will become even drier.
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He descends, as he says 8 million times, into the particulars.
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As a consequence, the empire ultimately unravels and descends into chaos.
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The barbed work that's so common today descends from Mr. Haacke's.
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The problem comes when the initial glow dims and darkness descends.
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The standoff is deadly serious, but it occasionally descends into farce.
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These bands are interspersed with vast cloudless regions, where dry air descends.
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In the end, she descends into alcoholism and is forced to retire.
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As chaos descends, all those in the pavilion scramble to get out.
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Bubbles escape from his mouth, his feet wiggle, and he descends further.
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A young girl turns 16… and her body descends into uncontrollable chaos.
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With her partner away for work, Mary Rose descends into domestic misery.
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As it descends, the electricity is searching for something to connect with.
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Then, something unexpected happens and the whole thing descends into chaos. Fast.
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When Neptune's fog descends, discerning what's real and what's fantasy is hard.
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This is about the fourth meta level "Bandersnatch" ascends, or descends, to.
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Ever more lavish as the dusk descends This glistening illuminates the air.
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Even as the country descends into chaos, great art is being made.
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Eventually, the balloon descends again, and lands in the middle of the lake.
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The facial fat also atrophies and descends due to chronic exposure to gravity.
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Then reality descends and you remember you now have to plan a wedding.
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Down the stairs descends Kufrin, fresh off of her season of The Bachelorette.
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It's hard to hear, think, see, or speak clearly when Neptune's fog descends!
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Stay tuned a week from today when the lander descends to the surface.
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Eventually, Anya arrives, and the scene descends into an all out familial fuckfest.
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A slightly odd-looking proxy of your friend descends back into the mosh.
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From the stillness around you a high glassy sound descends, like first light.
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But she prevails — or, you might say, descends into hell but emerges victorious.
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Doomtrain descends a winding road lit by flames, chugging at a terrifying pace.
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Neptune's fog descends, but you're still a shining light in the mist, Leo!
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Halloween descends on Kings County with this festival of mostly contemporary horror films.
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But that is better said than done if the state descends into infighting.
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The course is two miles long and descends about three thousand vertical feet.
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Different spots get hit as summer descends on different parts of the globe.
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The moan descends in pitch and amplifies exponentially as the cars come nearer.
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As it descends from the sky, the ball looks like a giant leather pumpkin.
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And, when the mob descends, the girls fight back in a very real way.
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But the apparent glamour of Juliet's role soon descends into something far more sinister.
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Pride in a distinct Hong Kong identity often descends into outright discrimination against mainlanders.
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It then descends upon the little birdies — most of whom are kids and teenagers.
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But they have repeatedly talked about a "bubble" that descends during the World Cup.
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As it descends, the mole will measure the heat emanating from the planet's interior.
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Despair descends on the meeting room like it's being pumped in through the sprinklers.
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The time to do so is now, before another devastating drought descends on America.
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In the final section, the full weight of reality descends, earning Vuillard his conclusion.
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If everyone suddenly descends on one fortunate country, it soon ceases to be itself.
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And with every passing year, the Republican Party descends further into ethnonationalism and plutocracy.
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Savor the fullness of tone when Ms. Amereau descends into that delectable lower register.
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A refulgent angel descends from the heavens while shepherds tend their flocks by night.
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Whatever rain gets in tends to evaporate as it descends to the sunken bottom.
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"When society loses a healthy founding myth, it descends into chaos," he told me.
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A fog of anxiety descends, good intentions are dashed and the bailer starts bailing.
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It descends upon a company and says, 'This is the playbook you will follow.
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We imagine ourselves playing Bach as dusk descends, savoring pensive joys and sweet sorrows.
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But Caroline Randall Williams also descends from white men who raped her black ancestors.
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A major plot point is the internecine horror that descends after the kingpin's demise.
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If you look closely, you can see Sterara pushing into the ground as he descends.
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We could see Cersei packing this for when the Night's Army descends on King's Landing.
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When these secrets come to light, the mob descends, aided by Twitter, Tumblr, and Snapchat.
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She descends into the tunnel, the heart of Area X, where she meets the alien.
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A flight of stairs lined by firecracker plants and palms descends to a sandy beach.
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The spacecraft then descends, hitting the surface and kicking up a surprising amount of debris.
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Rizzo descends the wide steps of the Municipal Building, raising his arm in a wave.
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From her vagina descends a tractor beam that is gathering up several other naked ladies.
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It starts off with the usual titillating fare, but then descends into discrimination and hatred.
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But when the father announces he has sold the house, the reunion descends into chaos.
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A group descends on a local Walmart, Home Depot, or Target, intent on sowing chaos.
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The Coptic language descends from ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics, according to the World Council of Churches.
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Figuring out issues of security—material and emotional—will feel frustrating when Neptune's fog descends.
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What begins as a fun trip quickly descends into a surreal and exhilarating cautionary tale.
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In another, a curtain of heaving black cloud, laced with what might be lightning, descends.
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A broad circular staircase descends to another bedroom and full bathroom at the pool level.
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The medics turn and run, as a fresh barrage of tear gas descends on them.
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The Robert Downey Jr. movie is rated PG. SATURDAY • The Women's March descends on Washington.
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The tribe descends from the original Creek Nation that once resided in Alabama and Georgia.
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Confusion descends on June 4 when the Sun clashes with the planet of illusions, Neptune.
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The Kool-Aid Woman lip-syncs to the song as the meeting descends into chaos.
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The result is a curved row of textiles that descends from the ceiling in soft columns.
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As Hurricane Matthew descends upon the region, some are making more of an effort than others.
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As it descends into the Martian atmosphere, the ship would then use "supersonic retro propulsion" — i.e.
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The dudebros of "Don't Fall" are utterly unprepared for the ancient evil that descends upon them.
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It's unclear what the government will look like when the world descends on Rio de Janeiro.
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Moments later, a naked, blue-skinned figure wearing a painted fencing mask descends from the rafters.
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Gas falls toward them, heating as it descends, and some of its mass converts into energy.
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Sun never descends into character assassination, but offers compelling evidence that Lu Xun was no saint.
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We'll update this article when the people are either rescued or the situation descends into cannibalism.
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It stops and stutters, levitates, descends, rushes forward at frenetic speeds and stops on a dime.
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Shadow bands appeared, waves of light that look like heatwaves swirling as twilight and totality descends.
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He tries to avoid the pitch blackness that descends in many areas without powered street lamps.
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This tactic means that in the moment one descends to his level, the game is lost.
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The major notes stride forward after a slight delay, as the wine descends down the palate.
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The opera's magic gold simply descends from on high: a black box containing a glowing rock.
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As the world descends further into digital authoritarianism, anonymity networks like Tor become even more important.
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In it, a desperate alien species descends on Johannesburg to find refuge from their dying planet.
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Throughout the book, as the city descends into war, Hamid never mentions the place's name. Why?
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In the first footage discovered showing Marcel Proust, he speedily descends a staircase at a wedding.
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In the first footage discovered showing Marcel Proust, he speedily descends a staircase at a wedding.
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Greenbaum is a tightrope walker crossing over pandemonium; she courts chaos but never descends into it.
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Behind the houses, a stone staircase descends to a 56-foot pool and surrounding stone patio.
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An external bougainvillea-draped staircase descends from the terrace to a patio near the kitchen entrance.
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When one member of the party reveals that she is "going grainless," an awkward silence descends.
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Outdoor space: A spiral staircase descends from the main level to the large paved rear patio.
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A black officer is implicated, the force is divided along color lines, the news media descends.
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When finally he quits touring around 2010, he descends into a near-fatal bout with alcoholism.
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Instead, the iconic storm descends at least 200 miles beneath the clouds and possibly much deeper.
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Imagine that the Trump administration descends further into chaos, through some combination of investigations and incompetence.
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When prompted on the subject, he descends into a light ramble on our hyper-partisan climate.
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The malar (cheek) fat pad descends and cheeks look sunken in, nasolabial folds deepen, and jowls develop.
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The conservative opposition, which descends from moderate former franquistas who embraced democracy, would rather discuss the future.
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A cascade of sandy soil descends into the gaping hole like a broken hourglass spilled into infinity.
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He will be screaming, reaching and possibly passing through barriers as he descends into the dark unknown.
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But next time a bean craving descends, give yourself the time and space to cook them yourself.
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But as night descends, their serenity turns to tension and chaos when some shocking visitors arrive uninvited.
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" This melody is shaped like an upside-down V: it rises on "we," and descends on "fall.
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The air temperature freezes it into chunks, and when the plane descends, the icy mixture breaks away.
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He descends to the basement and fires up the boiler, then takes a tour of the rooms.
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In the videos that follow, Ms. Rist sometimes descends to student work, although usually with excellent music.
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What begins as a detective story quickly descends into a demonic murder nightmare for policeman Jong-goo.
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But it inherits the lineage of celebratory funk and marching band music from which Mr. Andrews descends.
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A blandly villainous emissary from the government descends, forcing the ensemble to adapt Soviet-style socialist realism.
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One is the quirky niche book that descends into obscure, even humdrum areas and makes them interesting.
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Ms. Rashad descends into an aria of rage, regret, spittle, tears and snot, while wading in floodwater.
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For the last 27 years, when that group descends on Milan, it flows through da Giacomo's doors.
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There, people tend to regard love as a sort of divine madness that descends from the heavens.
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She descends into the underworld, leaving the community of the living for the community of the dead.
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However, Rossum's character Fiona often serves as the show's protagonist, especially as Frank descends into a lawless existence.
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Beyond this, a staircase descends into a lower level, and the smell of earth and vegetation becomes overpowering.
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Just take the next one, and stay to the left as the off ramp descends towards the intersection.
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"Crisis" contains moments of mirth, particularly in the later episodes when the action unravels and descends into farce.
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As Jojo descends a Port Authority escalator, guitar in hand, a homeless man sings the song's opening lines.
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In it, a jolly Santa descends via reindeer-pulled sleigh to surprise children with presents on Christmas Eve.
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The group date, before it descends into drama, is one of the first where Arie looks truly comfortable.
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Instead of Mike, Josh befriends semi-deflated volleyballs, and eventually, Trackanon descends from space to colonize the planet.
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As another army of warriors descends on the camp, a stunned Lee asks what they should do next.
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One of the dogs, the long-haired one, is demanding my attention when a voice descends from upstairs.
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Stare at it for more than a couple of seconds, though, and it quickly descends into murkier territory.
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Reuters photo of the daySoyuz A Russian Soyuz MS space capsule descends near the town of Dzhezkazgan, Kazakhstan.
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OZY FUSION FEST 2016 descends upon New York City's Rumsey Playfield in Central Park on Saturday, July 23.
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But another man called Homer wrote the Odyssey, and in that text the hero descends into the underworld.
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Just when you thought there would be no Song of the Summer for Summer '16, a savior descends.
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Fascism is not something that descends upon liberal democracy from without, but develops within it under particular conditions.
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In another episode, as Beatrice Horseman descends into dementia, an episode charts the inside of her muddled mind.
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She then drops money from her branch; moments later, she descends from the tree and their eyes lock.
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As the aircraft descends, temperatures rise and the blue ice melts; pieces may detach themselves from the aircraft.
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Accompanied by divers Christoffer Brenna and Sebastien Kister, Pedersen descends into the underwater cave, El Toh, in Mexico.
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She is also skilled at what casters call "the presentation," the way their cast descends upon its target.
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Outside, as the sun descends to inch-highon the fallow horizon, a hawk grasp-landson the telephone pole.
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The movie deliberately descends from this brutal height to something friendlier, more encouraging and, alas, substantially more quaint.
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The riff descends into awkwardness, and Gillis says his Wario joke was the best joke of the episode.
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Now, read the article, "Catalonia's Independence Vote Descends Into Chaos and Clashes," and answer the following questions: 1.
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A hateful obsession with Israel too often descends into hatred of Jews, even if it doesn't start there.
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Phinney, who turned 27 this week, is a star in his sport who descends from American cycling royalty.
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The seafloor in the Gulf of Mexico and much of the western coast of Florida descends very gradually.
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In seeking to impart some lesson to her readers, she descends into the mire of both-sides-ism.
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As he descends the staircase from his bedroom, Garry somehow manages to drape his leg over the banister.
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A dense blanket of smog descends over Delhi each autumn, pushing air pollution readings to nearly unbearable levels.
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The tech world descends on Las Vegas this week for CES, the annual product showcase / schmoozefest / marketing extravaganza.
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The argument descends into an extended metaphor about randomized text generators creating comprehensible pamphlets by selecting for readability.
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Every time I am anywhere near being on camera, a group of talkative, attractive people descends to make conversation.
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An eyewitness video shows the helicopter losing control before emergency rafts inflated as the aircraft descends toward the river.
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We quickly realize just how dangerous the party is as the group descends into fizzle rock-induced druggy madness.
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If a group of children suddenly descends wherever he is, he's to leave the area with his chaperone immediately.
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The shade on the studio's street-facing window descends, and we are alone with them in an enclosed space.
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He descends from the lineage of the Know-Nothings, the doomsayers and the fabulists, the nativists and the hucksters.
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After salivating over the sight of the actress, Mr. Trump descends from the bus and acts like a gentleman.
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Along the way the air descends to lower elevations, which causes it to compress and become hotter and drier.
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Analyzing DNA from hundreds of villages, they discovered that just about every living Indian descends from two distinct groups.
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He descends on the area and he mis-sizes the area, if he's going to be honest with himself.
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CreditCreditNeal Boenzi/The New York Times When a hard rain descends on New York, the whole city feels it.
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As Cassini descends into the atmosphere, "several of the instruments will be on," including the mass spectrometer, Dyches says.
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When white-haired Mary descends on her three daughters in Dallas for an impromptu visit, she brings them rosaries.
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"It's unbelievable," said Mr. James, who descends from a long line of military men dating to the Revolutionary War.
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A spiral staircase in the kitchen descends to the basement, which has a bonus room and a laundry room.
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Second, Tsai descends into the same false argument Beijing often uses when it comes to the Hong Kong protests.
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Now, like many other Jet employees, he fears for the future as the debt-laden airline descends into crisis.
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It would also include my children, since my wife descends from a Jewish family from Minsk in the 1800s.
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Critic's Notebook The song is indistinct at first, as the barefoot man descends from the ceiling in hazy darkness.
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Lots of strains, lots of edibles, and, as always, a meaningful conversation that descends into blazed out giggles. Enjoy!
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ET. Washington signaled it could impose sanctions on Venezuela's crude exports as Caracas descends further into political and economic turmoil.
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Then when the aircraft descends to a lower altitude, the frozen shit cake can thaw and fall to the earth.
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But pre-Tiger golf returns for a long weekend each summer when the PGA Tour descends on the British Isles.
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What happens in the startup world does not rise from the ground up but descends from the VCs on down.
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As the Search Bloc descends upon Blackie, Murphy sees Peña on the phone acting shady and starts to get suspicious.
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Richard finds out anyway, though other channels, and descends upon Erlich with the sparkling blue fury of a thousand LEDs.
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The camera lingers on her as she descends into the passenger seat with her wig and makeup in impeccable condition.
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"When partisan rivals become enemies, political competition descends into warfare, and our institutions turn into weapons," Levitsky and Ziblatt write.
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A dreamier atmosphere descends as the moon squares off with Neptune at 11:25 AM—don't over-indulge at brunch.
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Every June, the game industry descends upon Los Angeles to see the best that gaming has to offer at E22016.
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A burglary suspect is arrested by two police officers in the Bronx as he descends a fire escape on Dec.
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Then, it descends into a subway system; light is omnipresent in the human habitat, even when one is below ground.
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As Winter Storm Jonas descends on us like a conference room on a donut platter, we're stocking up on essentials.
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Tense silence descends again, and the musicians disperse to the far end of the auditorium, barely visible in the murk.
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Annie eventually descends from the air, sleeping still, and when she wakes she has no knowledge of what has happened.
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She descends from her pedestal, and we see husband and wife together for the first time since the opening scene.
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As the air descends from the higher elevations toward the coast, it warms and dries, leading to extremely low humidity.
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When the sun shines through the smoked-glass facade on late summer afternoons, an orange glow descends on Turtle Bay.
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When politics becomes solely a matter of "I believe" versus "I believe," it descends into a raw contest for power.
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The two teenage friends in "Gone" keep a list of real-life dead girls, sharing their fear as puberty descends.
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As August recess descends on Washington, we can expect the predictable complaint about Congress: Why do they deserve a vacation?
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According to popular prophecies, the body politic descends into chaos with the progressive weakening of a divine monarch's mortal body.
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This quickly descends into the thorny issue of potentially infringing rights of free speech to ensure that platforms remain clean.
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And finally, the second he walks onstage, he knows that the anxiety will lift, and then the blessed relief descends.
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A fuchsia parabola whips from the top right corner down and back, transmuting as it descends into a gray scar.
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It then flies to that airport, descends, lines up on the runway, sets the flaps and lowers the landing gear.
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In this week's gripping episode, the bad news doesn't pierce like a bullet, but rather descends like a heavy fog.
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"It's unbelievable," said Mr. James, who descends from a long line of military men dating back to the Revolutionary War.
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The opposing diagonal begins with Blankfein in the top right and descends through Shkreli and Trump to Myers and Zimmerman.
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Directed by Rachel Chavkin, Anaïs Mitchell's swooning folk opera, which retells the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice, descends on Broadway.
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In the meantime, before the DCMA descends upon the site, check out 2001: A GIF Odyssey in its entirety here.
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My wall rapidly descends into bitterness, name-calling, other people fighting over whether I am allowed to be a Democrat.
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WHEN the summer heat descends on Tokyo like a warm wet blanket, politicians grab their clubs and head to the fairways.
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Astronaut Edwin E. Aldrin Jr. descends the steps of the Lunar Module ladder as he prepares to walk on the moon.
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As the White House descends further into chaos, no one can discern President Donald Trump's next move until he makes it.
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As cooler weather descends on the United States, the fear surrounding a local spread of Zika has started to die off.
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Drogue chutes will be deployed before the 4 main chutes in order to slow and stabilize the capsule as it descends.
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Circled in white, US Airways Flight 1549 descends on its way to an emergency ditching in the Hudson River on Jan.
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The town descends into panic and chaos, trying to stay awake but also trying to understand: What are they dreaming about?
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Giunone, Giove's wife, rightly suspicious of his two-timing, descends to earth and dominates the second act of this shortened version.
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But July's planets are pushing you to go deeper, especially after July 12, when Venus descends into your soulful 12th house.
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Sorry, Escobar, but it's too late for that; my heart is racing as the Search Bloc descends upon his motel room.
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And they were really up for it, you can see how the conversation descends into quite puerile territory by the end.
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When its 10-hour battery is low, it automatically descends down to its station and charges wirelessly, without interrupting music playback.
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Edge of Nowhere is a psychological thriller set in Antarctica, in which a rescue mission descends into H.P. Lovecraft-style horror.
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The bank has been a long-time sponsor of the World Rugby Sevens Series, which descends upon Hong Kong this weekend.
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Neptune is the planet of fog, so it's hard to tell what the fuck is going on when Neptune's haze descends.
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We only hear of the all-out chaos that descends on neighborhoods that can't afford fancy security systems and armored gates.
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Every year, right after the holidays, the entire consumer electronics industry descends upon Las Vegas for a week of unrelenting hype.
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In Barnes's novel, Shostakovich gradually descends into self-mockery, clinging to his music to save his reputation in some future time.
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The leaking well, SS-25, is a steel tube seven inches in diameter that descends 8,253 feet from the canyon's ridge.
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Probably more so these days as the Republican primary season descends into a maelstrom and drags the country down with it.
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What ensues is ten minutes of shaking, tapping, and despair before an avalanche of tomato sauce descends and ruins your fries.
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Every year, during the third week of September, New York's mid-town descends into far worse chaotic traffic jams than usual.
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The air picks up speed as it descends and funnels through canyons or across peaks that are lower than their neighbors.
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While ice descends from the north, fire is moving rapidly across the Narrow Sea, with the Iron Throne in its sights.
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It has been a very wet spring in New York, and when a hard rain descends, the whole city feels it.
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All this work descends from the slavery-era practice of African-Americans pooling their money to buy freedom for loved ones.
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After the workout, their heart rates return to baseline as easily as an elevator descends from one floor to the next.
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Overhead, a winged leviathan, Japan Airlines Flight 006 from Tokyo, breaks through the clouds and descends toward John F. Kennedy Airport.
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Plans are sorted out as the moon connects with taskmaster Saturn, and a dreamy atmosphere descends as the moon meets Neptune.
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And so, too, do your favorite social media networks become shrouded in that inevitable darkness that descends upon us all. Okay.
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The elevator descends to a private, gated three-car garage, near a large windowless storage room that comes with the unit.
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Let's celebrate Black Friday / Cyber Monday Month the new way: comfortably at home and before the last-minute shopping mania descends.
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In one instance, Nordland, along with a videographer and a photographer, descends upon a remote house where the couple have taken refuge.
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The group then listens to a supercut of all Lara Croft's grunts and groans and Grant's mind visibly descends into the gutter.
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The point of the passage is that the spirit descends upon the apostles and gives them the gift of many tongues — i.e.
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The unimpeded sunshine combined with additional warming as air descends downslope toward the sea will push temperatures far above normal, forecasters said.
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As Britain descends into an increasingly bleak political horror show, today the country is delivering on its most famous export: Shakespearean drama.
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Once the station descends, it will finally put an end to all of the anxiety over the location of this vehicle's landing.
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The genuinely terrifying monster begins haunting leading man Stefan Butler (Fionn Whitehead) as he descends further into the twisty tale of Bandersnatch.
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But of course, that doesn't stop the barrage of judgment that descends upon her if and when she decides to speak up.
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For Western donors to look away as Tanzania descends into oppression would be to discard much of its progress in recent decades.
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Guess who's not going anywhere: Bran Stark, who is still in visionland when an army of walkers descends on the Heart Tree.
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Credit: Carol ZubRight now, as autumn descends upon the Northern Hemisphere, many animals are preparing for the frigid and lean winter months.
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Our politics have become too base, too low, & too vulgar, but Kathy Griffin's post descends into an even more repugnant & vile territory.
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These days, when Apple announces a media event, the world's press descends on the Bay Area to cover every last product announcement.
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Her blind spot incites it in the Twitter era: She descends to lazy comedy of a sort people don't shrug off anymore.
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Suddenly, it bites back, and that same chile descends with a fury in my mouth a few seconds later before fading away.
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It hasn't been a perfect era, as Venezuela descends into authoritarian chaos, but it has experienced far less violence than earlier periods.
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Northeast and Midwest states will face below-freezing temperatures as a polar vortex descends on that portion of the country this week.
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But in August, when he believed their conversations may have been intercepted by Saudi authorities, a sense of foreboding descends over Khashoggi.
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Britain's largely foreign-owned car industry has become increasingly incredulous as a stable and attractive investment environment descends into deep political crisis.
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The trim on the horizontal stabilizer, on an aircraft's tail, is one way of controlling how steeply the plane climbs or descends.
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Whether anyone listens may decide if Syria turns the corner towards peace or descends into an even more dangerous cycle of destruction.
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As the winter darkness descends, mother and son enter an inferno of grieving parents, sexual predators, ruthless dealers and hollowed-out users.
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When parties abandon the spirit of the law and seek to win by any means necessary, politics often descends into institutional warfare.
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Hosted by the comedians Aparna Nancherla, Maeve Higgins and Jo Firestone, this comedy series descends upon the Littlefield stage every Monday evening.
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Each day, the woman said, she dons a mask and gloves, and descends the stairs to bring her husband and son food.
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The colour scheme descends from red and yellow for wealthy residents to blue for "chronic want" and black for "vicious, semi-criminal".
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Baldessari's work descends directly from that of Marcel Duchamp, the French-born Dadaist who made art feel like a branch of philosophy.
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The storm will drench the Southeast at the same time heavy rain descends on the Northwest and Northern California, Oregon and Washington.
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Because Nightingale is a bit perilous, the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft has to be extra precise when it descends to the asteroid's surface.
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The dinner starts with two very large "lobsterita" cocktails, then quickly descends into Fallon stealing food from the plates of random customers.
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The couple's lives are grossly interrupted when the city that serves as the backdrop to their romance descends into chaos and conflict.
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A skier blithely descends a slope oblivious to a cascading avalanche — it's actually Katchadourian's half-eaten sandwich — just behind him ("Skier," 1693).
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As we age the fat in our faces dissipates and also descends southward or down due to aging of the structures and gravity.
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Even though he descends from a line of chiefs, he says, he, too, was robbed of the knowledge passed on by his ancestors.
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Are Trump's aides scrambling for answers at as the White House descends into a state of chaos the country has never before seen?
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As it descends into Saturn's atmosphere, "several of the instruments will be on," including the mass spectrometer, Preston Dyches, a NASA spokesperson, says.
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People often initially whoop, cheer and clap, but as totality takes over for a couple of minutes, a weirdly respectful, awed silence descends.
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It will be interesting to see just how disconnected from reality Fox News continues to be as the country descends into political chaos.
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As Sal heralds the return of his old friend, previously concealed beneath the cloth, a warm feeling of nostalgia descends on the audience.
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When it's time for the capsule to return home, the pilot descends by venting the helium and eventually detaching from the balloon itself.
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It could determine whether the country's democratic institutions are revived, or whether South Africa descends further into a swamp of corruption and stagnation.
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The tests (or eventually humans) onboard are exposed to several minutes of microgravity before the capsule descends back to Earth on three parachutes.
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As she fights for survival in the series' first two books, Adelina descends into darkness — until she reigns as the villainess White Wolf.
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He uses the light from his phone to illuminate his electric socket moulds, which are beginning to set as night descends on Kibera.
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He descends into the bowels of the earth to save Bugs Bunny and his friends from eternal imprisonment in an evil amusement park.
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Leaving China, and in doing so changing its name from the Lancang to the Mekong, it descends through a landscape ripening into jungle.
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In the pictures, the actress Anna Magnani descends the huge half-pipe domed staircase adorned with painted vines; Zeffirelli and Magnani sip cocktails.
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In the 2004 film "The Day After Tomorrow," the AMOC stops almost overnight and an ice age descends on Europe and North America.
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The microwave measurements will tell the temperature and amount of water and help determine how far down the storm descends into the atmosphere.
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To understand the magnitude of that statement is to realize that when the next flood descends upon them, it will impact you too.
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It's just before midday on a Monday, around the time of year when Autumn descends into the thick mulch of an oncoming winter.
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It's a bona fide banger, propelling the album's trajectory perfectly towards "Kids," which descends into a more murky second half of psychedelic synth.
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His story illustrates one of Stevenson's central claims: that the death penalty, with its disproportionate use against black defendants, descends directly from lynching.
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Leaks on submarines are not the catastrophe you might assume; as the submarine descends, the increasing pressure tends to close any gaps tight.
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The path descends steeply in the forest and past little farmhouses until we came across the day's first point of interest: a rock.
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But UKIP's leader inspires pity rather than alarm, while his party has become something of a national joke as it descends into factionalism.
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Her ego suffers as she descends from being among the best of American tree pruners to the status of a beginner in Japan.
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As they talk about getting the hell out of Dodge (or, rather, Derry), a group of bullies descends upon them, hurling homophobic slurs.
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The steep, mirror-lined staircase descends into a gilded lounge festooned with gold banquettes, disco balls, a taxidermied zebra and a stripper pole.
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"Read Dostoyevsky," she said, invoking the novel "Demons," in which a fictional Russian town descends into a frenzy after a mysterious outsider arrives.
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The kitchen is approached from the living room or a separate dining room, and has a laundry chute that descends to the basement.
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Passengers fly up from either North America or Europe and then connect to a secondary flight that descends back to the lower latitudes.
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CLIMATE SCIENCE HEARING DESCENDS INTO SNIPING: Meanwhile, the Science Committee's hearing on climate change science on Wednesday turned into a partisan sparring fest.
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As an aircraft climbs to a high altitude, the cabin is pressurized, and as it descends for landing, it is gradually de-pressurized.
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Yet when the latter electronic blurts become normal and the former oratory is uncharacteristic, Trump descends into the unserious territory of Silvio Berlusconi.
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You can ski Red Dog's black run, which begins atop Snow King Peak at 7,520 feet and descends 20183,267 to the base area.
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A silence descends in the room and what many of them cling to is UBI as their get-out-of-jail-free card.
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Scientists will use Juno's other instruments to gather clues about what drives the storm and how far down into the atmosphere it descends.
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A wooden spiral staircase descends to the lower level, which has a spacious family room with a pellet stove and a wet bar.
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A wooden spiral staircase descends to the lower level, which has a spacious family room with a pellet stove and a wet bar.
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The violent storm that soon descends precedes a dramatic narrative shift — after the weather clears, Rike sees a fishing trawler overloaded with passengers.
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Tech can solve problems, and the whole industry descends upon the Las Vegas Strip to tell their stories for a few days in January.
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Hollowed Earth: The World of Underground Business Parks at the Center for Land Use Interpretation descends into the strange world of America's commercial caverns.
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In a video she posted to Facebook, the balloonist is seen waving for people to get out of the way as the balloon descends.
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But as power descends upon him, and perhaps on Salvini, ignorance and lack of good advice will certainly usher in a period of turbulence.
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It's much closer to the image of "divine inspiration" you see in representations of the Pentecost, where the holy spirit descends upon the disciples.
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Once doubt descends on public life, people become increasingly dependent on their own experiences and their own beliefs about how the world really works.
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"You're trying to develop trust," explained Judge Vlavianos, who routinely descends from the bench to dispense handshakes, hugs and the occasional skeptical raised eyebrow.
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That leaves a coalition with the Greens and the socialist Die Linke (the Left), which descends from the Communist party that ran East Germany.
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And there are just about a million songs for the mood that descends after you see an old photo of you and your ex.
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As the "bomb cyclone" known as winter storm Grayson descends upon the east coast, your hands might be feeling a little colder than usual.
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The boat still rocks gently front to back as it crests and descends each wave, but the violence of a moment ago is gone.
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For instance, I love the strange German noun "Waldeinsamkeit", which captures that eerie, mysterious feeling that often descends when you're alone in the woods.
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On an all new episode of BALLS DEEP, Thomas descends into the goth scene of suburban LA to see what's changed since he left.
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"Our politics have become too base, too low, & too vulgar, but Kathy Griffin's post descends into an even more repugnant & vile territory," Romney tweeted.
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As Puerto Rico descends into chaos and North Korea prepares for World War III, Fox News is focusing on what matters most: Hillary Clinton.
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When the Tribeca Film Festival descends on downtown New York each spring, film aficionados fill its cinemas, hoping to catch the next big flick.
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THAAD uses radar to track when a ballistic missile is launched and then intercepts and destroys the missile before it descends onto its target.
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Maxwell, "1990x" Every few years, Maxwell descends from the palace in the clouds he calls home and delivers another collection of sumptuous R&B.
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And although Gears of War often descends into space-marine cliché, it helps that the franchise has a distinctive look and reasonably interesting world.
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They produce fruit only once in their lifetime, when a pod-like, magenta-colored flower descends from the tree and bananas sprout around it.
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Clicking gets you leads, and leads sometimes bring you to new scenes, furthering the narrative as it descends into a wonderfully unhinged horror story.
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Perhaps Kroff hides in a men's lavatory on the third floor, and after you start downstairs, he descends behind you in no haste, noiselessly.
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When he eventually descends into amphetamine psychosis, his father tells his doctor that if he doesn't stop furnishing his son with Adderall, he'll die.
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The lineage of free jazz and "great black music" that descends from Ornette Coleman, Cecil Taylor, and Anthony Braxton should have a prominent place.
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The clip takes fans through Drake's life on the road as he descends a private jet, skirts the paparazzi, and parties in a club.
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He arrives in the area and descends about a 75-foot ravine to find the child alone with a car seat over the bank.
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Paved with smooth stones, it descends some 21,603 feet, switchbacking down rocky slopes speckled with cactuses and shrubby trees, into the Rio Ravelo canyon.
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A warm, cozy atmosphere descends as the sun and Venus meet in Leo on August 14, finding you reconnecting with your sense of home.
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That burst of inspiration, however, translates into self-indulgence, as this gothic thriller starring Jennifer Lawrence descends from intrigue into irritation and eventually ennui.
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Perhaps best of all, when the charge runs low, the speaker slowly descends onto the base station and fills its own battery back up.
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In like manner, Mr. Lee's play descends into what feels like a clash of hastily assembled talking points that never jell into persuasive form.
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An atmosphere of rejection descends as Venus opposes Saturn on July 17 right after the eclipse, which might find you feeling not-so-popular.
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As the craft descends into Saturn's atmosphere, "several of the instruments will be on," including the mass spectrometer, Preston Dyches, a NASA spokesperson says.
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Just before the master is a staircase that descends to a family room almost 32 feet long, with polished concrete floors and a fireplace.
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Outdoor space: A stairway descends from the screened porch to the fenced backyard, which has a terrace and stone paths that cut through greenery.
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The angel who descends on Prior Walker, a gay New Yorker debilitated by AIDS, calls for him to embrace his destiny as a prophet.
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Jeansonne descends to special pleading when he suggests that federal action cannot end recessions and that government can only redistribute wealth, not create it.
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So much media descends on New Hampshire in the lead-up to the primary, she told me, and the reporting can be incomplete, selective.
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Owing to the way the ice sheet was created, layer upon layer, the drill, as it descends, will, in effect, be boring through history.
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As the Crew Dragon attempts a gentle landing in the ocean, the Falcon 9 will be torn apart as it descends into the water.
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Carrie, who's described in the movie as "Mafia royalty," descends the stairs wearing a floor-length chiffon peignoir set with a synthetic lace bust.
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You are standing at the top of a staircase that descends into a sunken dining room filled with round tables of bright white marble.
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It's that time of the year again, when the international art world descends on Miami's Collins Avenue for a weeklong, Champagne-fueled cultural extravaganza.
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The location also means that, unlike the iconic landmarks in many cities, this one won't be visible to the passengers as a plane descends.
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But with one influential elder talking of "cleansing the system", there is a risk that this descends into vindictiveness, with many officials fired or prosecuted.
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You can read all about it on the agency's website -- but you better be sure to do so before the Trump administration's dark curtain descends.
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You can even hire someone to rig up a bed that descends from your living room ceiling when you're ready to call it a night.
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Mark Tobey, who shared Klee's interest in calligraphy, is a clear successor to Klee's pictography; whereas Motherwell's doodling descends directly from Klee's own childlike technique.
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When Audblayin dies, she descends into the Understorey Realm to look for her, and discovers that there's turmoil and discontent from the city's lower realms.
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Edgartown, Massachusetts (CNN)As he descends into vacation mode, President Barack Obama is disclosing for the first time a closely held secret: his golf handicap.
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All four were similarly structured, starting off on a High Heavens platform that descends down into recreations of other parts of the Diablo 3 world.
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Garcon -- a Haitian-American NFL star -- tells TMZ Sports he was upset when he first heard POTUS bash the country from which his family descends.
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That would make the company the world's biggest so-called "fallen angel" - the ignominious distinction for a borrower that descends from investment grade to junk.
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We can hope that he lays failure at the feed of the conservatives driving the agenda, and that the GOP descends further into civil war.
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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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The upcoming psychological thriller follows a cunning Manhattan therapist named Jean Halloway (Watts), who descends into illicit relationships with the people in her patients' lives.
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Then, even more slowly, as the path descends in spiraling bends, the car splashes through sudden creeks of snow melt that run through narrow gorges.
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One popular theory is that it descends from quer, an old German word meaning oblique — neither parallel nor at a right angle, but in between.
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As the raucous presidential race descends on New York, which holds its primaries on Tuesday, prominent New Yorkers are taking sides in the Democratic contest.
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People stop talking about their awful presidential overlord and engage in endless debates about lap/infant protocol, all while a nation descends into further darkness.
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Accompanied on and off by an erstwhile suitor, a boxer named Wood Mountain, Pixie descends into a delirious toxic urban scene that is nearly surreal.
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The set by Ben Cullen Williams is a spiky metal grid that hangs above the dancers and sometimes descends upon them like a cage contracting.
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She needs to buy a car, see a dentist to fix her teeth and install air-conditioning in her house before Nebraska's summer swelter descends.
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The phrase often appears alongside a multicolored chart showing two curves, one that spikes and descends sharply, and another that shows a more gradual slope.
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This boisterous procession — from filing past the security guard to the mass exodus when the first-period bell sounds — takes 153 minutes before calm descends.
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Smallwaukee will grow very large indeed next July when the Democratic National Convention descends upon the city, with downtown's new Fiserv Forum as its epicenter.
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Minutes later, returning to his argument about how American permissiveness toward the abuse of women descends from centuries-old English permissiveness, he said this: pic.twitter.
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But then a crowd of men descends, pulls Oleg off his victim, piles on top of him and beats him, and the scene is cut.
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Second, the man who descends from the caboose every few minutes to serve his customers may very well be the happiest chef in Northern California.
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Six of them sit on a cartridge that descends on a robot arm through the holes in the skull window and into the mouse's brain.
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The apartments turn into three-bedrooms thanks to an extra bed, which descends at the touch of a button or with a simple voice command.
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In my favorite Elena Ferrante novel "The Days of Abandonment," a woman named Olga descends into madness after her husband leaves her for another woman.
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"Harlots" (Hulu, March 29) descends into less rarefied territory, focusing on a brothel owner (Samantha Morton) battling competitors and society's mores in 18th-century London.
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This grew out of a story told to her by a birth class instructor, who related the myth of Inanna, who descends to the underworld.
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Straps embedded in the carbon fiber structure peel away to level the airplane, and it then descends to the ground at approximately 25 feet per second.
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The global movie industry descends upon the French Riviera this week for the 72nd Cannes Film Festival, one of the most prestigious events in the business.
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At a barren clay promontory, the road makes a turn and descends into the easternmost of two gulches, and here a clay pullout overlooks the valley.
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Everything eventually descends into predictable chaos, but before it does, see if you can count how many times Arnett almost completely cracks up and breaks character.
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Like a fever dream filled with manic celebrities and dashed promises, so too descends Bartlett, a musical comedy in which people allegedly sing about Silicon Valley.
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Slowly, the sky will turn from bright daylight to darkness, revealing a darkened, midday sky as the total phase of the eclipse descends upon the planet.
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Once a year, like a swarm of bees in puffy jackets, the film industry descends upon tiny Park City in Utah for the Sundance Film Festival.
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These storms transfer extra heat to the upper atmosphere, where the winds fan the heat exhaust northward, where the air then descends, dries out and warms.
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Act 4: Everything gets really trippy as the surviving astronaut descends into some kind of wormhole on Jupiter, dies, and is reborn as a giant embryo.
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As the Middle East descends into turmoil, we used to believe that everything would turn out right and that all dictatorial regimes would turn into democracies.
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Moon — not to be confused with Duncan Jones' feature film — features an actor on a soundstage who plays an astronaut that descends from a lunar lander.
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But unlike an ICBM reentry vehicle, it would be maneuvered as it descends and able to evade defenses due to its high speeds and unpredictable path.
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SFFA founder Edward Blum has been behind other attempts to get the Supreme Court to finally admit that "affirmative action" invariably descends into discrimination by race.
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"The North Water" is careful to avoid pastiche; there is not a trace of irony or a moment when the author descends into period-piece writing.
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She descends from atop a pyramid of lemon yellow and brass, crown atop hair perpetually windswept by the breeze that naturally conjures itself in her presence.
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"Lift Yourself" works around a gospel sample, builds in a bass-heavy beat, then descends into a farce as West starts spouting gibberish about Poopa Scoopas.
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See how heavy #smog descends on Beijing on Friday, as the Chinese capital issues 2016's first red alert for air pollution (Xinhua/Jiang Yan) pic.twitter.
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If the world descends into trade war, U.S. imports and exports will both shrink — and farmers, among our most important exporters, will be the biggest losers.
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The prospect of reversing this human-made threat feels as fuzzy and indistinct as the wooly wall of gray that descends from the sky around me.
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Having helped her sick mother die using a spiked spliff, Theresa, who works in a medical-marijuana dispensary, descends into a detached reverie of hallucinatory grief.
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As I was preparing to visit him there this summer, Lee warned me that the second week of August is when "everybody" descends on the Vineyard.
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Ms. Warren has an ancestor who descends from the first people who traveled from Asia into the Americas, and from whom Native Americans descended, he said.
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" In general, he said, the boys with unilateral cryptorchidism — one testis descends, the other doesn't — do very well, but "the bilaterals take more of a hit.
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Today, a new staircase descends from the second floor with a generous landing where Mr. Crawford, who now has his own architecture firm, Crawford Practice, works.
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There is a patio, a covered dining area at the back of the house, and gardens and mature trees, before the property descends to the ravine.
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But after the shouting and the frenzy, a breathtaking and infinitely consoling harmony descends, as a living painting is assembled out of a most inharmonious crowd.
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Recruits learn two different types of rappelling techniques, the first of which is known as fast-roping, where the recruit quickly descends using a thick rope.
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As a whole, it follows a character called The Patient as he comes to terms with his inevitable death from terminal illness and descends into hell.
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From there, the situation descends into a steaming pocket of nonsense, because Superman won't just tell Batman that he's fighting because his mom has been captured.
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It never quite descends into self-parody, but it winks and nudges you, letting you know it knows exactly what it's doing, even amidst the chaos.
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In the middle of "Send in Stewie," for instance, Stewie begins performing the opening song from Hamilton, as snot descends from his nose and he occasionally hiccups.
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Watch Tommy's rollercoaster ride gone wrong below, paying special attention around three and a half minutes in, when the stunt descends from glam metal extravagance to comedy.
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Facebook's community guidelines are open to interpretation, which means that we're probably going to see some very inconsistent enforcement as this new feature descends upon the world.
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The Vader choking meme spawned from a scene in Episode IV: A New Hope: a military council meeting descends into a standoff between Vader and Admiral Motti.
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All three versions follow the same premise: a mysterious mist descends on a town for no clear reason, and people who enter it tend to die messily.
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On May 13th the art world descends on the Adriatic port for the biennial global artfest that turns the city into a parallel universe of the imagination.
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The final stretch in Iowa begins in earnest this Friday night as the field descends on Des Moines for the Iowa Democratic Party's Liberty and Justice Celebration.
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This is CES week, when the consumer electronics industry, and some of the tech industry, descends on Las Vegas like digital locusts to show off new wares.
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From the second she descends from the sky, holding little Georgie Banks' (Joel Dawson) kite, she owns every second of her screen time as the magical nanny.
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Most are concerned mainly with preserving stability in Congo, a sprawling and ill-governed country that could destabilise its neighbours if it descends again into civil war.
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Local news descends on the town, shining a light onto a sordid and violent case that had nevertheless been forgotten as it gave way to fresher news.
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In Fury, Salman Rushdie is unable to detach himself from the sexual act he's writing about and, consequently, the prose descends into an uncommon form of sentimentality.
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Likewise, when she descends into the basement room, we see the old Westworld HQ as it used to be (bustling with very important scientists holding clipboards) vs.
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A varied and high-profile line-up of dance and urban acts descends on Cardiff city centre, bringing a great party vibe to the beautiful Bute Park.
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They wake up, North Korea tests a nuclear weapon, other countries condemn its actions and the UN Security Council descends into bickering until the cycle begins again.
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Lovely Libra is all about harmony and partnership, and you're really feeling this vibe today—that is, until this evening, when chaos descends in your social circle.
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As the country descends into chaos, Thiel quietly continues his research on parabiosis, perfecting a life transfer technique using the blood of losing parties in his cases.
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A kind of hush descends upon the room and everyone is just kind of watching him create magic with his voice and his words and the character.
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Unfortunately, the raid is over within a couple of pages, and after that "The Cyber Effect" frequently descends into the familiar trudge of the pop-psychology book.
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With sensitivity and grace, Slouka descends deep into the chaos of his parents' lives — before and after he was born — capturing the essence of who they were.
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NICKELSDORF JOURNAL NICKELSDORF, Austria — When darkness descends on this farming village on the border with Hungary, the only lights left shining are often at the Jazzgalerie Nickelsdorf.
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This breakfast-and-dinner hybrid descends from brunch, the breakfast-lunch combo that's given hungover late-risers everywhere the chance to have waffles well past breakfast time.
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The portions are generally bigger than a street snack but smaller than one of those platters that descends with a thunk on the Lazy Susans of Chinatown.
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Gregg drives us directly into the building and onto an elevator, which by some magical means descends to a lower floor without seeming to move at all.
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As Mexico descends into its most violent year on record and the state proves incapable of responding, those with resources are taking matters into their own hands.
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Everything fits together too neatly in "Three Billboards," even when chaos descends, but the performers add enough rough texture so that it doesn't always feel so worked.
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The rate at which Tiangong-1 descends is determined in part by the friction it encounters as it collides with the very top layers of the atmosphere.
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A column of gray coins descends unimpeded from above the overflowing rim of the jar into Fatebe's open, upturned mouth and out of her stretched-open vagina.
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"Le Chant du Loup," which translates as "The Wolf's Call," descends inside a French attack sub assigned with rescuing a special forces unit off the Syrian coast.
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When Fein lures young actress Yung Kim Li, played by Ioanna Kimbook, to his room for a work meeting, the encounter descends into requests for sexual favors.
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In a city where darkness barely descends this time of year, teams take extra steps to get adequate rest despite so much soccer and so much daylight.
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On September 9, Mars connects with Saturn, bringing structure and support, but nostalgia and a sense of disappointment descends as the sun opposes Neptune the next day.
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Confusion descends on September 7, when communication planet Mercury opposes hazy Neptune—hold off on making big decisions and don't trust all the news coming your way.
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But, instead of putting the blame on the actual Bachelor, madness descends as multiple women confront Tammy for spreading rumors about Kelsey's drinking and supposed pill-taking.
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Adding another, unexpected and visually dazzling dimension to all these horizontal proceedings is a grand piano — complete with player — which every so often descends from the rafters.
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While its citizens shun him and stomp on him, Arthur descends into a cycle of retribution and violence, becoming a folk hero for all the wrong reasons.
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In another, he descends into a subterranean whiskey distillery staffed by animated skeletons, whom he learns are doomed to toil endlessly for debts they can never repay.
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The walls that have trapped feminine creativity for millennia Devoid of stimulation and creative expression, the protagonist descends into madness, becoming obsessed with the room's decaying wallpaper.
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To start his morning's work, he steps over the edge of a platform and descends a ladder as the Earth looms below him like a marbled ocean.
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In general, the cobblestone alleyways of the town are packed from sunset until late into the night, as everyone descends to have dinner or do some shopping.
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Shaked looks sultry, running a hand through her hair, affixing an earring, draping a white jacket on her shoulders, caressing a banister as she descends the stairs.
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A helicopter will then hook the booster's parachute in mid-air as it descends over the ocean and tow it back to a boat for recovery, Beck said.
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Memorial Day descends from the Southern tradition of "Decoration Day," where families would travel to the cemeteries where their ancestors were interred to place flowers on their graves.
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It takes place during the Spanish Civil War and follows a young girl named Ofelia (Ivana Baquero) as she descends into a labyrinth to save her baby brother.
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Police ramping up security to historic levels as the world descends on the Big Apple for the big marathon that is just less than 48 hours from now.
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As the club descends deeper into hell, it is those who have dared to dissolve themselves into the collective who become demonic, not those who maintain their individuality.
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As the aircraft descends, which can also take around 20 minutes, the electric motor would run in reverse to act as a generator, turned by the windmilling propeller.
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An air of disappointment descends on November 133 as Venus clashes with the planet of illusion, Neptune—make time to rest on this day and don't overthink things.
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The fictional characters are linked to the artist's actual ancestors — Gonzales-Day researched his family back to 1599, revealing the tangled ethno-cultural mix from which he descends.
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This is CES week, when the consumer electronics industry, and some of the tech industry, descends on Las Vegas like digital locusts, to show off some new wares.
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While filming the final scene, wherein CPS descends on the motel to seize Moonee, Prince was required to have a meltdown and turn to Vinaite in sheer panic.
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As the proverbial X-Files guest star who sees too much and slowly descends into paranoia must learn, though, it's harder than it sounds to "trust no one."
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As the international media descends this week on Dublin -- a cosmopolitan city home to the European headquarters of so many tech companies -- that perception rears its head again.
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His narrative ascends to the White House and descends to the squalid tenements in which the Baroness Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven hung sardine can lids from her ears.
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The broader problem on the left is the embrace of intersectionality and this idea that there are many positions that might be mainstream which quickly descends into radicalism.
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"I'm Crosby Gardner!" he announces each time he descends upon a fresh group, trying out the social-skills script he had practiced in the university's autism support program.
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Henceforth, harmony descends once more, like manna, upon the household; cakes are baked for school, flowers are arranged on the breakfast table, and Marlo catches up on sleep.
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In a gorgeous sequence that concludes the film, she descends a staircase toward a large mirror, in which is reflected the rich and writhing green of the jungle.
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The humor associated with black language play—with jokers like Pryor and Bernie Mac—directly descends from this multivocal tradition, and from the trouble that made it necessary.
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Plus as the song moves into the second half the listener's overtaken by the urge to throw a pool party that descends into a skinny dipping flesh fest.
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For the most part, he knits his brows and tries to look serious and engaged as Core descends deep, then deeper into the wild and the clotted story.
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As evening descends on Athens, life continues on for most in the city: families walk to tavernas for dinner, tourists pass by on their way to the Acropolis.
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She turns to face one corner, then the opposite corner; she arches up to face the sky and immediately pivots to face the floor; she descends and crawls.
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Emil Jannings, who had won the first Oscar a year earlier, co-stars as a middle-aged professor who falls in love with her and descends into madness.
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As Death, covered by a billowing shawl, slowly descends a staircase, the wide stage below tilts forward dramatically, sending tables, chairs and Jedermann himself crashing to the ground.
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Bette Midler wears this signature headpiece in the revival's signature title song, as Dolly Levi descends the staircase to greet the adoring staff at the Harmonia Gardens restaurant.
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The sensors also scan the space underneath the module before it descends, so if someone or something was in the way, it would remain in its lofted position.
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A spiral staircase descends down to the undersea suite that sits 16.4 feet below sea level on the ocean floor, with king-sized bedroom, living area and bathroom.
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A stairway descends from the foyer to the main level, where there is a living-and-dining area that has a wood-burning fireplace with a marble surround.
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Directed by Richard Shepard — best-known for the pulpy dramedies "The Matador" and "Dom Hemingway" — "The Perfection" starts out like a genteel melodrama, then descends into the depraved.
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Schedule 2 to 5 means a drug has some medical value and high to low potential for abuse, with a lower potential for abuse as the schedule descends.
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As it descends into Saturn's atmosphere, several of its instruments will be on, including the mass spectrometer, which can essentially "sniff" the atmosphere and determine the chemical compounds therein.
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Feed Me's A Giant Warrior Descends on Tokyo EP is one of my favored ways for testing the bass on any pair of headphones, and it was just perfect.
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North Korea's nuclear test threat — and what comes after; the French presidential race gets closer and suddenly descends into chaos; a coming climate showdown in the Trump White House.
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The spectacle of savagery There's a Muslim tradition that says that, before Jesus descends, the Antichrist will have free reign over the earth, filling it with injustice and evil.
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Known as "blue ice" because of the disinfectant's bright blue color, the frozen disinfected poop can melt off the plane and fall onto innocent bystanders as the aircraft descends.
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And while some sections of the media aim to call out others they suspect of perpetuating lies, this process often descends into mudslinging that makes both sides look bad.
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The painting may have been in Spain in the 18th century, he said, because the family descends from an officer in Napoleon's army who may have acquired it there.
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"Critics rating:Critics consensus: "'Dark's' sumptuous second season descends deeper into the show's meticulously-crafted mythos and cements the series as one of streaming's strongest and strangest science fiction stories.
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Now McConnell's view of responsibly governing descends to the unprecedented low of refusing any Obama nominee the courtesy of a simple visit to the Senate for an introductory meeting.
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In Kunduz, the Taliban still surround the city; the only way in is on a flight that descends in a steep corkscrew to land on a well-guarded airfield.
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From the lobby, the elegant central staircase descends to Restaurant Niels, located in a somewhat hidden glass-walled annex with navy floors, blush-pink banquettes and amber pendant lamps.
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But once summer descends on New York, and its inhabitants swarm the city's parks with blankets and bare skin, it's hard to find even five square feet of it.
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A circular staircase in a corner of the bedroom descends to bright bonus room with colorful film added to the window tops to give the appearance of stained glass.
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The young actor, 21, plays Henry in Castle in the Ground, who loses his mom (played by Neve Campbell) to cancer and then descends into a world of addiction.
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A busy mood descends on September 8 as the sun clashes with Jupiter and Mercury connects with Pluto, bringing excitement to your career and finding you connecting with VIPs!
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Zaloom's scholarship descends from a line of economic anthropologists who are particularly interested in the social bonds that result from exchange, not least ones that occur outside the market.
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As Offred descends the stairs she muses about how all this resembles a horror film, the lone girl walking deeper into a darkness that hides her potentially brutal fate.
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But for ten days every June, when the Aspen Ideas Festival is in full swing, a technicolour fever dream descends and the campus becomes a corporate never-never land.
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As he slowly loses consciousness after the attack, DHH imagines "a beloved Chinese musical," and just like that, dancers appear, and a Chinese jumbo jet descends from the sky.
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While Sita descends from depression into dementia, Alice channels her homesickness into her colorful house, which she names Brixton Beach, and her sculptures, which Tearne imagines with precise ingenuity.
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As New York City's subway system descends toward crisis, raising concerns that it is regressing to its grim past, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority is without a permanent leader. Gov.
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The prospects for future action remain as grim as ever, even as the activist-led pro-gun control "March for Our Lives" descends on Washington this coming weekend. 5.
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While neighboring Venezuela descends further into political and economic chaos, Colombia awaits its first presidential election in May since the historic 2016 peace accord with the FARC rebel group.
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The French Quarter has its own version of the ball drop, in which a fleur-de-lis descends on top of the Jax Brewery as the clock strikes midnight.
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Its most bravura feature is a glass-walled corridor that descends the slope on the school's northwest side, breaking off on the right into dormitories as you walk down.
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"Greetings from California" (220) depicts the silhouette of a mountain ridge at dusk (or is it dawn?), over which a rectangular, blue cloud descends like a color field blanket.
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So if the conversation becomes too gloomy and takes on an air of mourning or descends into muted disbelief, I will be on hand with a number of cheery interventions.
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"You're a big man, Vito," Manzo assures him as the group descends on Al Capone's jail cell, where the gangster was held in 1929 for carrying a deadly concealed weapon.
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That same color covers the vast upper portion of the piece's back like an impenetrable night sky, which descends upon a gathering of pine trees and houses along a shoreline.
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Image: Ger Dekker / Flickr Creative CommonsAs twilight descends, nocturnal bat species rouse from their daily resting places to feed, creating spectacular clouds as they pour out of caves en masse.
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Slowly, implacably, what looks like a metal hockey puck descends from the ceiling and crushes the object: Slowly, if it's soft, or all at once, if it resists the force.
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Like many American Horror Story fans, I haven't missed a single episode of the madness — which, more often than not, the season fully descends into by the final three episodes.
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It mixes in elements of fantasy, as the hitmaker floats above the stage during a frenetic concert or descends into a drugged-fueled haze surrounded by a writhing dance troupe.
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But if I was a naive 16-year-old kid who just thought it was artificial cannabis, then it descends into this inferno of hell, it would be truly terrifying.
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A thick haze periodically descends on Mexico City, the Western Hemisphere's largest megalopolis, irritating eyes and throats and prompting authorities to issue health warnings and force cars off the streets.
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Darkness descends over her suddenly in the form of a migraine, forcing her to retreat to her bedroom, leaving him to build a house of cards with her spooky deck.
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Yalomba has a voracious appetite for whatever vibe suits his fancy, be it the most traditional Malian or American R&B and rock, but he never once descends into dilettantisms.
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If your cat acts like it rules your apartment, and your soul, there's a good reason for that: Your feline descends from a long, enduring line of four-legged overlords.
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In his 2011 documentary Cave of Forgotten Dreams, Werner Herzog descends into France's Chauvet cave, the site of hundreds of cave paintings that date back tens of thousands of years.
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Classically, it is the moment of greatest chaos into which the world descends into breakage, until it finds its way through the mayhem and rises again to its new destiny.
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As the Joyce Theater curtain descends at the end of the Sarasota Ballet's production of Frederick Ashton's "Valses Nobles et Sentimentales," a softly dazzling masterstroke of choreography is still occurring.
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LONDON — The art world traditionally descends on Europe in June, first for Art Basel, widely regarded as the essential fair for collectors, then on to London for the summer auctions.
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Over estimations and exaggerations will take place on October 11 when Mercury meets Jupiter in Libra, and an impatient, hasty energy descends on October 13 when Mercury squares rowdy Mars.
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Every year, a throng of the world's most spectacular scientific minds descends on the International Science and Engineering Fair, competing to see who will make the largest contribution to humanity.
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"No matter what plane you take, private or commercial, as the plane descends, people start coughing and sneezing, and the coughing and sneezing makes me… I just can't," she explains.
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Her presence puzzles me, for I don't usually associate her with these other Color Field painters.) In Morris Louis's "I-68" (1962), a field of thinly painted colors descends vertically.
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Riyadh is heading a U.S.-backed regional campaign to oust the Houthi rebels in Yemen as the country's civil war descends into a proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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More peculiar is the glaringly unpolished recorded video of Lloyd Webber in which he narrates his history, popping up between numbers on a screen that descends to conceal the orchestra.
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While this occasionally descends into what feels like a numbing list of names and organizations, Nelson largely succeeds in throwing light on the vast power of her cast of antagonists.
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After that, "Venom" descends into a series of uninspired action sequences, including a climactic battle that's so dark, rapidly edited and murky it's difficult to identify who's up or down.
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Eventually, a working narrative emerged: Every couple of hundred years, a comet flies by Earth, leaving in its wake a parasite that descends on a farm and infects the fruit.
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All of them have felt significant, seismic, in their immediate aftermath, little shafts of clarity in the overwhelming mood of uncertainty that descends on a situation this tight, this tense.
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As a dangerously cold polar vortex descends upon the midwest this week, President Donald Trump used Twitter to claim that the Arctic-like temperatures are proof that global warming doesn't exist.
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When a diver descends in the water, where there's only one way out, he is crossing a line, entering a world in which he is entirely reliant on his own resources.
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LAGOS (Reuters) - Each night as darkness descends on Lagos, Nigeria's commercial capital, sweat-drenched young men and women descend on the megacity's numerous nightclubs to dance to the latest hit songs.
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TIBU, Colombia (AP) — With Colombian military snipers in position, Howard Buffett descends from a helicopter and trudges through the wet grass in steel-toe boots chewed through by his dog's teeth.
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Wreck-It Ralph (2012) Yeah, a big, scary monster descends on an arcade, but there's no way that this story measures up to most of the films on this list. 20103.
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Soon disgusted by his failure to help his patients and by his inability, in his hunger for success, to withstand the dehumanising logic of the place, Raspe himself descends into madness.
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"The population's lack of faith in the system is one of the reasons why politics often descends into violence," said Emma Gordon, a senior analyst at risk analysis firm Verisk Maplecroft .
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Some 74,000 civilians have fled Mosul so far, and the United Nations is preparing for a worst case scenario which foresees more than a million people made homeless as winter descends.
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Roseanne depicts politics as a kind of phantom that descends from outside for white people to politely argue over, something that has little actual impact on the lives of these characters.
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The audience cheers lustily, and, as often as not, this moment of mutual intimidation descends into a scuffle, a little taste of violence to further whet the appetite of the crowd.
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Reaching the top in this way, by hands-on experience and tenacity, is called "coming up through the hawsepipe" (the hole in the ship's bow through which the anchor chain descends).
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A second staircase descends to a bright lower level with a master bedroom, a bathroom with heated floors, a media/sitting room and a separate dining area with a wet bar.
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And it even builds us more or less believably to a place where Rachel descends into catatonia due to a mistake of her own making, not anything that happened to her.
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In a different war zone, a curfew like the one that descends on this city each night to protect residents from Boko Haram might stifle any hope of a social life.
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The moon enters fellow water sign Scorpio, finding you in a sexy mood, dear Cancer—drama unexpectedly descends on your social life as the moon opposes Uranus, the planet of surprises.
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Her method descends from Tolstoy's "War and Peace" (yes, a grand comparison), in which Napoleon's advance on Moscow alternates with the more intimate stories of Russians struggling to live their lives.
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Elizabeth S. Crowley, a two-term City Council member who descends from a powerful Queens political family, remains locked in the city's only contest that is still too close to call.
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We tend to be aware of other people's suffering when it first descends or when they bottom out — with a grim diagnosis, a sudden realization of addiction, a disastrous public episode.
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If there was a Super Nintendo game set on a Hawaiian cruise ship, Sorority would have been the band on board, playing when the ship descends over seas made of jelly.
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Here's an example of what one composer wrote as he listened to his own classical piece, "Become Desert": From the stillness around you a high glassy sound descends, like first light.
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He stands for the idea that liberal democracy descends into chaos when there is no social trust, that it is a fraud that allows the well-connected to plunder everyone else.
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On First Avenue, you'll find a narrow staircase that descends into a spacious and mellow lounge with high-coffered ceilings, wood paneled walls and enormous U-shaped banquettes with ceramic ashtrays.
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He speaks with the president several times a day, often first thing in the morning and sometimes in the White House's private residence before Mr. Trump descends to the Oval Office.
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He cites Scripture often — he said he had recently been revisiting the Book of Joel, the tale of a plague of locusts that descends on the land, afflicting an unrepentant Judah.
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It's true that some part of this westernmost stretch of the High Line, where it descends to meet West 34th Street, was always going to have to sit below the yard.
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Healey alleged that the "vast majority" of trans discussion on Mumsnet "descends into scaremongering and hate speech," claiming that the company dismissed staff concerns about the offensive tone of the posts.
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The second crash is the power that now descends on the victors – led, unquestionably, by the 5-Star movement founded less than a decade ago by the comedian and satirist, Beppe Grillo.
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Almost 20 years ago, Laurie Halse Anderson's book about a high schooler who descends into isolation after being raped started a new conversation about how sexual assault victims deal with the pain.
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After days of withering criticism from many Republicans and national security veterans, Monday's developments reflected an attempt by the White House to adopt a firmer stance as northern Syria descends into mayhem.
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The Texas two-step likely descends from the significant Czech and German influence in central Texas, though it's also a clear adaptation of the foxtrot, popularized by Harry Fox in the 1910s.
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As the political world descends on the state in the last two days of a Senate race that has roiled the Republican Party, Democrats have a message for voters: Don't embarrass Alabama.
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As Venezuela descends into full authoritarianism, closing down any space for the political opposition and threatening basic freedom of expression and human rights, the United States should be pressed to do more.
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The rapper, whose family descends from the ravaged island, has been heavily involved in sending plane shipments of bare necessities—water, food, hygiene products—and generators for hospitals to the U.S. territory.
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On her mother's side, Lambert descends from early California pioneers, and is a third-generation Angeleno on her father's side, with her paternal grandfather born in Los Angeles in the 19th century.
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At Friendship Park, a spit of land between San Diego and Tijuana, people see their families and loves across a rusted mesh fence that descends from the mountains into the Pacific Ocean.
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A "poltroon," I read, is an "utter coward," which I knew; I didn't know that the word probably descends from the Old Italian poltrire , to laze around in bed, from poltro , bed.
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Many major features of the Gulf of Mexico's continental slope — where the sea bottom descends from the continent's outer edge down to the deep ocean floor — were formed when that slope failed.
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As the Dragon descends toward the Martian surface, eight SuperDraco engines embedded in the spacecraft's hull will fire, slowing down the vehicle's descent and allowing it to land gently on the ground.
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Early in the novel, she descends into Henry's cellar (which is cluttered with Tolkien's displaced possessions) and crosses a doorway into Henry's Anterwold, much like her fictional predecessors in the Narnia novels.
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Mr. Krasinski is excellent as Seth, whose sparring with Jenny at one point descends, hilariously, into an argument over who got a higher score on the G.M.A.T., the business school entry exam.
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What follows is an hour and a half of Harry and Julie navigating Los Angeles as the city descends into chaos before [SPOILER ALERT] ...they are both consumed by a nuclear explosion.
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But as you walk, the floor steadily descends; by the end, the columns are all dangling above, leaving you in the position of the callous spectators in old photographs of public lynchings.
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The pathetic scene was a fitting symbol of the state of capital punishment in America in 280, a vile practice that descends further into macabre farce even as it declines in use.
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In Act I, the curtain opens to reveal a gaudy golden escalator, and as Donald Trump descends to announce his candidacy for president, the scene has the feel of a French farce.
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Rough edges frame the philtrum, chin and bits of cheek around her lips, and the piece rests on a spindly plaster stem that descends a couple of inches to a broader foot.
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And as attention descends upon Houston for the third primary debate, we'd like to use this opportunity to give all candidates a chance to show that they're helping in state legislative races.
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Working out of a helicopter, the team shoots a net gun at a moose, and then descends to blindfold it, collar it, take blood and fecal samples, and take a tick count.
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The image of the open eye, installed in one of the rooms at a high-altitude, descends to the floor, then rises into the following room when the eye is finally closed.
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Inside the theater itself there's a glass elevator that rotates as it descends so the door is always facing the right way, and beautiful views across towards the visitor center and surrounding parklands.
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There is a moment in the just-released Ocean's 8 when Rihanna descends the stairs of the fictional Met Gala in a form-fitting red dress, faux locs hanging down to her waist.
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While the advance has looked fast, so far Haftar's force has mainly crossed sparsely populated areas after taking Gharyan, the last town in the mountains before the road descends to a coastal plain.
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In celebration of New Year's Eve all around the world, Fortnite is having an in-game live event where a massive, dropping disco ball descends on the map each hour, on the hour.
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It begins, "I grew up on that Cash Money / bling bling, was well known to flash money" and then descends into shot after shot about the way Birdman has mistreated those around him.
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THAAD, which could be operational as soon as summer 2017, uses radar to track when a ballistic missile is launched and then intercepts and destroys the missile before it descends onto its target.
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At the same time, giving in to the temptation to wax poetic about the state of the world post-Trump too easily descends into political ranting, or to speculation about what might happen.
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The palette of the piece is very dark—low wind and brass, all underpinned by the rasping sound of the contrabass trombone, which descends as far as the bottom note on a piano.
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As Britain descends into political crisis after the June 23 referendum, voters there could be forgiven for looking wistfully at the indisputable, if brutal, way in which matters are settled in the tournament.
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All of the above, plus a busload of additional guests, show up for the wedding, which kicks off with a cheerful church ceremony and continues, as night descends, with a wine-fuelled wingding.
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It tells a fictionalized story of Bartolina Sisa—a woman of the Andes mountain range's native Aymara people, from whom Crampton descends—who led a rebellion against the Spanish and was eventually executed.
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If two of the three ratings agencies classify Pemex as "junk" it would become the largest fallen angel - the ignominious distinction for a borrower that descends from investment grade to junk - in history.
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The Helicopter Parent Descends on College Football In the era of what some academics call "we-parenting," is it any wonder that parents also suit up in full football uniforms for signing day?
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Sometimes a silence descends over the black screen, and then Mr. Gordon puts a loud explosion on the soundtrack, a symbol of the war Mr. Mekas spent his early years trying to flee.
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" The Democratic Coalition (DK), led by former prime minister Ferenc Gyurcsany, which rejected Botka's coalition offer, said: "It hurts everyone when the largest party of the democratic opposition descends into chaos like this.
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"[The Supreme Court's decision] said that the right of citizenship is not a matter of inheritance, that it never descends from generation to generation, it is related to where you're born," Lee says.
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Once the lid (which descends in a slow, controlled, totally silent way, so as not to disturb its ideal, rich owners with something as pedestrian as sound) is closed, the stink stays in.
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Here, a pilot descends from the bomb bay of a Navy P2B-1S mothership (these were dubbed the "Fertile Myrtle") into the cockpit of a Douglas D-558-II, or "Skyrocket" plane, below.
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Every time I see a new lap time appear with the message that "DamnableRando is your new Rival", the tunnel vision descends and I go sailing toward the first turn with renewed purpose.
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We'll be getting more of Villanelle's decadent outfits, witty asshattery, and queer lust—we'd definitely let her run us over—and Polastri's flowing locks and earnest soul-searching as she descends deeper into obsession.
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Uniting all four prompts a short mini-game that simply asks you to stop a gauge in the middle, adding bonus damage to a crystalline meteor that descends from space to crush your opponents.
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And in the second half of the movie, as fall descends and the tensions between Mia and Sebastian's artistic ambitions grow, there's a scene in which the two meet for dinner in their apartment.
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As much as I love traversing holiday markets and sipping on (really) boozy eggnog, when the temperatures start dropping and snow descends upon us, it's hard not to daydream about the next tropical getaway.
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As Anna descends into madness, stealing money to pay the psychic, Bauer's novel takes a bizarre turn, drawing on uncanny coincidences to connect missing children not only with one another but with missing pets.
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Click here to view original GIFJelle Bakker, who has a fondness for complex marble runs, made this epic 750-feet long sand track that descends some 125 feet from its start to its finish.
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The man of the hour descends in a light-paneled prism, the top of his head peaking out like an Ibiza-toasted Kilroy as the set glows alternatingly red and white-hot around him.
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Founded in 212, "the event" as its referred to by staff, is a ten-day conference where the music, tech, and film industries descends on Austin to drink Lone Star and eat breakfast tacos.
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The streets are packed with office workers, their faces red and their bellies full, as every business in the capital descends on the bars and restaurants of the West End for their Christmas parties.
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"I don't think we've grasped the magnitude of how exports are going to be further drawing [propane stocks] down this winter," said a trader, who believes the spread could widen as cold weather descends.
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Dazzled by the Colombian women, the singer descends from the vehicle to introduce himself, in Spanish, to one of the beauties and begins to sing the catchy verse that is already making people dance.
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At various points in the show, a large drape descends, a giant canvas that Salvador Dalí originally painted for Léonide Massine's 1944 ballet "Mad Tristan," a version of the medieval Tristan and Isolde legend.
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It's interesting to note that she descends from artists on both sides of her family as well: her maternal grandfather was an artist, and her paternal great-grandfather was an artist and sculptor, too.
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The overwhelmingly foreign-owned industry has become increasingly incredulous as a stable and attractive investment environment descends into one of its deepest political crises, risking the free and frictionless trade the sector relies on.
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The scenes that show him changing into fresh clothes and watching gleefully as the media descends on Versace's house aren't just plausible; they underscore how easily Andrew blended in among the town's gay beachgoers.
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"And Saints" teeters on the brink throughout—you kind of expect the signature, merciless Sleigh Bells guitars to cut in halfway through—but it never quite descends into the noise that made their name.
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Some of the strongest scenes in the film are set there, in shades of dirt brown and soot black, like the artist's drawings of the period; at one point, he descends into a mine.
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She lies on Herod's throne — a brass cube with the letters "saxa" (Latin for "stones") carved in it — in a fetal position, until a stone cube descends from above and seems to swallow her.
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Right now, every online influencer is nestled in a big chunky throw that's probably beige and maybe hand-knit, clutching a mug of whatever while the weather outside descends into an increasingly frigid hell.
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Ardrey's themes are enduring enough, though: creeping nationalism, rising isolationism, the despair that descends when one is unable to see a way through current troubles to a better future, or any future at all.
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It is, simply put, a page turner: FitzGerald is a great writer capable of keeping a sprawling narrative on point, even as it descends into discussions of Keswickian holiness, pretribulationist rapture and theonomic governance.
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MIAMI BEACH — As the global art world descends on South Florida for next week's Art Basel fair, which is celebrating its 2269th anniversary, it's worth remembering how truly small the art world once was.
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The lines between subjective and objective blur into that spiked vagueness that descends when you're so unhappy that you know you shouldn't trust your own mind, but still believe in its most irrational conjectures.
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And though the violence that ultimately descends upon the Carney house, as it has threatened to do from the play's opening moments, is rendered as a directionless howl, that howl is a thrilling cry.
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Britain's largely foreign-owned car industry has become increasingly concerned as a stable and attractive investment environment descends into political crisis due to uncertainty about the terms of Britain's planned departure from the European Union.
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As it turns out, key to understanding Holmes's story is her family tree, the generational wealth from which she descends, and the pressure that was placed on her to succeed as a result of it.
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But on songs like "Gone Insane," the women are joined by the rest of the band to create an intense track about madness that descends into layers of beautiful, on-key screaming by the end.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Berwick Film and Media Arts Festival is one of the UK's leading events for experimental film and video art, taking place in England's northernmost town as autumn descends.
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One of the more involved stories features a young Finch man who descends into a fantasy world in his own head, all the while keeping up with his monotonous day job in a fish cannery.
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There, Torrence plans to focus on his writing, but slowly descends into madness as supernatural aspects of the hotel begin to surface, and reality collapses driving Torrence to attack the ones he loves the most.
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Durga Puja is a sacred festival that takes place once a year, when it is said that the supreme Mother Goddess from Hindu scriptures descends on an earthly mission for ten days to vanquish evil.
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AMC's spinoff Fear the Walking Dead has shown us what the world looks like as it slowly descends into zombie apocalypse madness — and judging from a new clip, things are about to get even worse.
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As is done with Chinese soup dumplings, it is safest to nibble off one end to let the steam out, then sip the liquid until its level descends enough that you can eat without spilling.
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But of course darkness soon descends on Surrender, and the local sheriffs come calling on Jones and Li. A teenager is dead — the latest in a series of strange deaths of young boys and girls.
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Before the hex descends in earnest a few of us head out onto Glasgow Green to watch the sun arch its way up, but months of incessant rain has transfigured it into trainer obliterating bog.
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For "No Spectators," Mr. Best and his crew are transforming the second-floor Grand Salon into a sanctuary encased in ornately carved raw wood panels with a central chandelier that descends to meet an altar.
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It's a black snake with yellow spots and spends its days clinging to branches, then descends at night to feed on rodents, birds, and small reptiles, according to one website devoted to Thailand's national parks.
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He may be on the chaise longue on his patio, at his computer in the house, or tending to his orange and lemon trees in the garden when the powerful, nauseating stench descends on him.
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"With so many having that zippy, stainless-steel feel, I thought I was at an albariño tasting," said Matthew, referring to the Spanish wine from Galicia, which, despite its potential, often descends into formulaic production.
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One of the signature moments of the Evian Championship's trophy ceremony comes when a parachutist descends onto Evian Resort Golf Club's 18th green to drape the flag of the winner's home country around her shoulders.
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In either scenario, former Vice President Joe Biden would not be included -- and the risk that he descends into irrelevancy is quite real unless he can pull off strong victories in Nevada and South Carolina.
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A new, still unfinished painting hung on the left wall: Donald Trump, standing on a bright-yellow escalator, glowering balefully as he descends to the lobby of Trump Tower to announce his candidacy for President.
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Once blood has been shed, especially such a quantity of blood, a kind of wildness descends, a bloody chaos, into which all the formal gestures of welcome and food and threat seem instantly to dissolve.
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The 21-year-old star of After, out April 12, descends from a line of movie-makers, movie-stars, and heart-throbs (yes, we see some Uncle Joseph Fiennes circa Shakespeare in Love in you, Hero).
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A report out by The Washington Post details the astonishingly spring-like weather gripping our planet's far north, at a time when the Arctic is supposed to be rapidly gaining sea ice as polar night descends.
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Chris Botti (through Sunday) Mr. Botti, whose adult-pop savvy and controlled but brooding trumpet sound have made him a global superstar, descends on the Blue Note every year around this time for an extended stay.
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My workspace in my Chicago home is usually ordered when I begin a project, but it descends into a mess of Post-it notes, photographs and articles stuck on the walls by the time I'm finished.
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And yet, LSD permeates the series as a visual language; Morris makes a meal out of swirling cameras and hallucinations and the sense of fog that descends over Frank Olson (Sarsgaard) and never seems to leave.
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From Pakistan's perspective, it would be sheer folly to sever ties with the most powerful non-state actors operating in Afghanistan -- actors whose influence would increase even more if Afghanistan descends into unrest and civil war.
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But all this beauty — the sensuality of the camera movements, the slowness of many of the scenes, the lovely hush that descends over the final act — is more than just a matter of style or virtuosity.
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This unsavory character inspires his new memoir's title and its central conceit of a man keeping up appearances on the center stage known as life, performances humming along briskly even as chaos descends behind the scenes.
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Experts estimate it could travel as far as Alaska and potentially even Hawaii—prompting state officials to draft a plan on how to respond if all hell descends on the islands, the Honolulu Star Advertiser reports.
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As chaos engulfs the White House and the State Department descends into irrelevance, the former South Carolina governor has emerged as a vigorous, independent voice in U.S. foreign policy, burnishing her credentials within the Republican Party.
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"The Platform" of the title is a concrete banquet table where inmates are allowed to eat whatever they want and as much as they want for a few minutes until it descends to the level below.
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Thandazile Soni, the first Rafiki in Chicago, now lives in a wooden shack on a former sugar cane field southwest of Durban, down a rutted dirt path that descends as the houses become ever more ramshackle.
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Brace yourself for the SWAT team of hospice services and providers that descends on you: the social worker, the nurse, the chaplain, the volunteer bearing a soft blanket, a stuffed bear and lavender-scented hand lotion.
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Let's face it—you can tell Aunt Karen peanuts will send you into anaphylactic shock 'til the world descends into nuclear winter, doesn't mean she'll listen the next time she makes her famous brownies with nuts.
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Pietro Carli, 89 and the 163th generation to lead his family's business, descends each workday from his apartment two flights up to oversee the running of the shop's pair of pocket-size salesrooms on Via Fillungo.
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One enters at the level of the dining room and kitchen and descends a short flight of stairs to the living room, where there is a wood-burning fireplace and a wall of built-in cabinets.
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A downgrade would make Pemex the largest-ever fallen angel - the ignominious distinction for a borrower that descends from investment grade to junk - in history by a factor of two based on dollar value of bonds.
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But with fewer traders at their desks on fewer days, the rest of April will see heightened risks of a spike in volatility, or even flash crashes, should a surprise hit markets just as calmness descends.
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