" "After Macron, Merkel will inevitably look ponderous, dour even.
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The dour face came even cheaper — free with adolescence.
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However, the view on the U.S. is not as dour.
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ANGELA MERKEL, Germany's chancellor, has a reputation for being dour.
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The Rams' game was by far the more dour setting.
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But some analysts painted a dour picture of the move.
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Data on the U.S. economy, however, were dour by comparison.
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An EPA source was even more dour on Pruitt's standing.
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It's easy to feel dour about the future of mankind.
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The NFL is a dour enterprise, and built on dourness.
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""She was very dour, very moody, very pulled down, and serious.
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A few more dour Twitter users poked holes in the theory.
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From the onset, the mood contrasted the dour November earnings call.
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Speaking of that, this is one of his most dour songs.
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As dour as that pronouncement is FP may actually be right.
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Husseini said he disagreed with the dour image of Muslim clerics.
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That beat dour expectations amid continued trouble in aluminum production businesses.
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Buffett also rejected the dour economic outlooks polluting the presidential campaign.
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" The place is secured by "dour men and women in tracksuits.
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The news coming from our other negotiations seem dour, at best.
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Images of his dour face were omnipresent in all public spaces.
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Lawless cited high transaction costs and dour consumer confidence among reasons.
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The pope looked dour and pinched standing next to the president.
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He's dour, people are blaming him for the Depression, he loses.
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Even the ever-positive Woods suddenly seemed resigned to a dour fate.
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Vibe varies from a dour-ass cult scene to boisterous and loving.
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" The one for UX researchers describes them as "dry, dour, humorless beasts.
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For that, at least, Spaniards owe muchas gracias to dour Mr Rajoy.
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He is the dour, curly-haired guy probably brooding somewhere on screen.
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The authorities insisted that prisoner protocol, dour guards and all, was nonnegotiable.
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Dour kicks later, Brandi Chastain sealed the win with a penalty kick.
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But Sennett doesn't end the short mobile game on a dour note.
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The Volkswagen patent showcases a two-dour coupe with an aerodynamic design.
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But Mr. Williams was careful not to make a dour, joyless record.
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President Trump met with an occasionally dour Pope Francis in the Vatican.
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At sunrise, Lam was questioned by a tall, dour man named Shi.
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Instead, Lenny's old-school ideas, his initial extremism and dour outlook on
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The dour outlooks all came at the Ira Sohn Investment Conference on Wednesday.
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ST > issued dour profit forecasts amid a broad-based slump in auto sales.
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So far, so "Spreadsheet Phil" (the chancellor has a reputation for dour competence).
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I had worked with Backwoodz when I did Dour Candy with billy woods.
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"She was very dour, very moody, very pulled down and serious," Shoaib said.
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I appreciate his honesty and overtness in how dour this song is though.
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A clutch of disappointing quarterly earnings across sectors added to the dour mood.
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This isn't the dour brown-and-grey shooter you might be used to.
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Riyadh, the dour capital, has loosened up in ways unthinkable five years ago.
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On camera, May was uneasy and dour; the press called her the Maybot.
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In the second half of the season, "Rise" becomes more vibrant, less dour.
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Sam Anderson's dour portrait misses the subtlety and grace in cross-country skiing.
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A conversation with the No. 2 Republican, John Cornyn, left Cornyn looking dour.
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Belgium, by contrast, tended to do poorly and deployed a dour, defensive game.
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They opened lower after Foot Locker and Hibbett Sports gave dour quarterly reports.
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People speak of troubling weather patterns, ruined harvests and dour birthrates in Mexico.
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She finds Ruben dour, and his fixation on the Turks and history boring.
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" Trump also called Will, who has criticized the billionaire's campaign, a "dour guy.
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Dour results from UPS, Under Armour and MasterCard added to the downbeat sentiment.
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" A few of us were fans of the dour cop in "Single-Handed.
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We were a very, flamboyant art band from a very dour, macho background.
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Sky Network Television fell 0.9 percent as investors remained dour on its downbeat forecast.
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" — Daurmith (@Daurmith) January 30, 2016 "His dour personality made everyone think he'd never marry.
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Her idol is Geoffrey Boycott, the brilliant but dour English batsman of the 1970s.
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With the dour, unlikable Belichick as the coach, it was easy enough to believe.
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Applied Materials drops ~83 pct as dour outlook renews concerns of slowing smartphone market .
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He looked dour and barely acknowledged me when I approached to shake his hand.
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Despite his dour outlook, he doubts it spells the end of the bull market.
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Originally, First Men ended on a more dour note for Janet and Neil's marriage.
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Gone is the city of Chicago and the dour grimace of vigilante Aiden Pearce.
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Dour and unexpressive, he plods through the prepared presentation—which Elman continues to interrupt.
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Americans were dour about 2016 but expressed hope that next year will be better.
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The dour sentiment recently has seen bond yields dive and banks take a beating.
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Campbell Room, near a dour portrait of Frank E. Campbell's mother, Malvina T. Campbell.
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That year, Curry had turned our dour service into a full-gospel tent revival.
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Samsung's forecast was also dour, at least for the first half of the year.
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For as dour as these songs could be, Dillinger Four never languished in it.
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One more dour thing and then we're going to end on an up-note.
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And asset prices are painting a much more dour picture of the economic outlook.
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If you tend to be dour, you can learn to be funnier with practice.
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The dominant color scheme at Amass is industrial, dour concrete gray with iron accents.
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They are dark, dour, loosely painted interiors, consistent with his early interest in representation.
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A conversation with the No. 2 Republican, John Cornyn, left the Texas senator looking dour.
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In a night that was pretty dour for liberals and Democrats, these are significant wins.
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The contrast between those rollicking crowds and the dour atmosphere on the quad was stark.
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Sunkara is surprisingly dour when asked how his vision of socialism could actually be achieved.
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DESPITE their dour reputation, economists frequently play with metaphor and simile, just like literary folk.
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But Snyder instead created a dour series of films that mostly failed on both fronts.
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It was multicultural America on one side; a rather dour country club on the other.
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Amid a dour environment for commodities overall, these industrial metals were among the hardest hit.
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The dour forecast Carnival, a bellwether for the cruise industry, also dragged down rivals' shares.
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Every dour attention-grabber wants to claim that the elites are more corrupt than ever.
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Soren Schroder, Bunge's chief executive, told Reuters the dour outlook is as impermanent as weather.
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Earlier tracks—which correspond to infancy—are weighty, deliberately cluttered, and occasionally dour and unsettled.
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But that cynicism doesn't mean the show has become dour or depressing — far from it.
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In the same dour cast, colleges are no longer a source of good political satire.
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James, in a dark blazer, watched with a dour expression from behind the home bench.
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We begin in the singularly unhappy home ruled by Andrew Borden, a dour, tightfisted patriarch.
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The dour male attendant tells him to just relax as the tank fills with water.
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But the dour forecast is the latest example that a slowdown is no longer an expectation.
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He writes a dour account of the future of engineering, which may well be too cynical.
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Bob Johnson, director of economic analysis at research firm Morningstar, isn't as dour about the economy.
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The city's bombastic new plan worships faceless power and the dour deity of the motor car.
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Bank-heavy Italian and Spanish indices led the losses after some dour results from their lenders.
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Mr Jeyenbekov, a dour 59-year-old, has admitted that it was marred by vote-buying.
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What is the explanation for the divergence between these jubilant and dour scenes at airport arrivals?
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New Yorkers tend to be a dour people, as we subsist largely on coffee and cynicism.
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In the shady north end of the park stand two dour constructions made of industrial materials.
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Like many in the crowd, she had spurned funereal black in favor of something less dour.
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The up-to-this-point dour older gentleman seated next to me finally cracked a smile.
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But a round of dour economic data from Europe actually pushed the measure into inverted territory.
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It all looks very dour, much unlike the façade that a typical morning show projects onscreen.
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It's a dour, effortful account full of dispassionate observation that feels, in itself, a bit performative.
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Daniel Dour, who is also mentioned and was a sergeant and briefly chief, declined to comment.
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There's just one problem: She still seems like the dour misanthrope who first packed her bags.
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Some critics found it dour and didactic and some audiences apparently found its sadness off-putting.
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The Duchess of Cambridge's dour face said it all as she pulled into Kensington Palace Thursday.
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I get why why people thought this movie was too dour, too cynical, or too ridiculous.
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Ratings agencies Standard & Poor's and Fitch have downgraded the UK, adding to the currency's dour outlook.
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He looks stern, even dour, his frown contrasting with the smiles on the pale faces behind him.
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Dour officials from the Department of Homeland Security who spotted his posts saw nothing to snigger about.
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Though not as dour as Gordon Brown, Ms Davidson exudes an admirable disdain for such southern decadence.
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They are cashing in on demand for something spicier than the dour offerings of state-run counterparts.
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Some businessmen say the dour economic mood will eventually bring the party's poll ratings back to earth.
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Thoreau's elevation of difference and nonconformity runs through all of Walden, even in its more dour sections.
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GLOW is debuting at a perfect time, after a long season of great but sometimes dour television.
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"Make sure they don't have a limp," he crows, getting a light chuckle from a dour companion.
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Compared with dour neutrals and ironic casual wear, Marni is an antidepressant, the Prozac to the prosaic.
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For old-school Italian with traditionally dour service, Seapoint's La Perla remains a top hangout for Capetonians.
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The shot is framed squarely, in dim lighting, with Metcalf looking drab and dour in the center.
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Jughead (Cole Sprouse), the wry, burger-munching sidekick of the comics, is now a dour, emo narrator.
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Expectations are dour with profits for U.S. companies forecast to rise 6.4 percent, down from an Oct.
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The dour retail trends are hitting the companies' CEOs right where it hurts, in their bank accounts.
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There have been some dour predictions about the potential of artificial intelligence from some high-profile technologists.
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It's subtitled and dour and kind of serious in its intentions, and yet it's found an audience.
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If you have a cryptocurrency investor in your life, you might have noticed some dour looks lately.
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Later in the day, Mr. Wilson, looking dour in a tan prison suit, was brought back into court.
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The second put them in a large Imperial hanger from Rogue One, complete with a dour K-2SO.
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Some of the characters are delightfully quirky: Isla remains dour, notwithstanding the maybe-maybe-not romance with Will.
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It's a dour security bot that likes to watch steamy soap operas, and would rather be left alone.
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I watched the first two (of 10) episodes of Counterpart and found it stylish, if a bit dour.
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Hal's invasion of France takes up the bulk of this movie, and it is pointedly grim and dour.
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After sounding a dour note in its last earnings report, Samsung Electronics issued unexpectedly upbeat quarterly guidance today.
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Deutsche Bank, for its part, isn't buying Hellwig's dour assessment and says it doesn't need to be saved.
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I have no idea if Chris Christie has read the work of the dour Romanian philosopher Emil Cioran.
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Yusko, whose dour market views were prescient, doesn't have any brighter view of economic or market conditions now.
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This week, Yahoo's earnings report confirmed the company's dour prospects, and renewed questions about CEO Marissa Mayer's strategy.
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It's the type of rolling, Sunday Funnies adventure that's so rare in the dour world of indie comics.
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The X-movies have almost universally been dour, sometimes to operatic ends, and sometimes just to depressing ones.
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In it, a dour aunt terrorizes her charge (played in Life According to Saki by a gorgeous puppet).
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Ratings agencies Standard & Poor's and Fitch have downgraded their sovereign credit standing, adding to the currency's dour outlook.
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She's got all kinds of reasons to be a little dour or make excuses, but she never does.
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The dour U.S. data boosted the yen, which had slid to a two-week low versus the dollar.
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But given how dour the world already is, maybe these aren't the songs we should be listening to.
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Investor sentiment turned dour after a report that Beijing was pessimistic about striking a trade deal with Washington.
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Yet that was the extent of the headline-making answers on a dour evening at Quicken Loans Arena.
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Until Saturday, he at times seemed to be buying into the dour punditry that was writing him off.
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Varoufakis is smiling, always smiling, as he "dismisses" threats, gives difficult, honest answers, and outwits dour German bureaucrats.
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They cannot move without stumbling into error, and what's impressive is how rapidly we grasp that dour habit.
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Doomer lit doesn't have to be dour—it is distinguished by its core fatalism rather than its tone.
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Indulgent, sybaritic, tourist-crowded Lanzarote is nothing like Fran's damp and dour England, with its mundane social conscience.
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Dour, rural, thrice divorced but born again — Twitter could not have invented a better parody of the uncool.
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Abe Vigoda, the dour detective Phil Fish from the long-ago "Barney Miller" cop show, died in his sleep.
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But even as Justice Scalia made oral argument an intellectual affair, he made clear it need not be dour.
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He is perpetually balding and perpetually dour, with a jutting nose and consistently unfashionable glasses and a blistering frown.
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He recalled dinner conversations with them about the country's "core decency" and said their attitude had not turned dour.
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But the famously dour-faced half-Stark would be very resistant to talking about his problems in an office.
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The results came as a relief to the industry after dour forecasts from two major chipmakers earlier this week.
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Finally, credit to Harrington, too, for somehow managing to bring his Dour Jon Snow Face to a birthday party.
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Despite his dour outlook, Stone, who has $8.7 billion in assets under management, isn't wandering into the bear camp.
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Meanwhile, Americans will get a mini version of the iconic, dour purple and boxy protrusions of the original SNES.
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SET foot in Germany this year and you are likely to encounter the jowly, dour portrait of Martin Luther.
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Man of Steel (2013) was so intent on giving us a stern Superman that it became a dour chore.
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My preference for dour electronic music aside, the D23 are just about the most genre-agnostic headphones I've heard.
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And why do so few people, including the dour Meths, seem to be doing anything interesting with the technology?
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After being stuck in dour YA films, it's great to see him in such a fun, adrenaline-fueled movie.
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Compared to "Before the Flood's" dour tone, "Rats" feels like a relative lark, a shrewdly timed entry for Halloween.
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We've gotten most of it already thanks to a pretty dour outlook among investors going into the new year.
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Dour and domineering, with the face of a mafia boss, he became the breakaway republic's ruler three months later.
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Mood at the company, which saw its shares plummet nearly 30 percent on Friday, is dour, say people familiar.
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The central bank chief summoned the heads of the top 40 banks for a dour meeting earlier this week.
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But dour forecasts have pulled down fourth-quarter growth estimates to 19.4 percent from 19.9 percent, Refinitiv data shows.
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But now Goldman Sachs has come out with a dour report dampening expectations of a Trump-inspired economic boom.
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Its dour eccentricity gives "Hardcore Henry" a potency above and beyond that of standard-issue show-off action fare.
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Pope was a dour and mysterious character, who exerted almost total control over the Enquirer for thirty-six years.
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The solid results from Urban and Wal-Mart contrasts with dour reports from many other retailers in recent weeks.
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For the four days of his stay, he was terse and dour and didn't smile once, let alone laugh.
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Steve Blake and his stilted, dour, on-court joylessness evoked and represented those old times to everyone who watched.
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Resembling a New York City MetroCard, Clinton's Woman Card nods to her chipper reply to this particularly dour Trumpism.
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He's a bit more Pirates of the Caribbean than the dour, dull warriors we see elsewhere among his people.
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It was a genuinely heartwarming campaign event in what has otherwise been a relentlessly dour few days of politics.
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For purists, it seems like an attack on source material, like something is being taken away by dour complainers.
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Parents liked Father Donald Mulsoff: He was young and outgoing, much better with kids than our aging, dour pastor.
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Smith, a professor at Yale, arrives at some dour conclusions, but is skilled at bringing abstract concepts to light.
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They would have jaunty expressions, radiating confidence, but then a phone would ring and faces would abruptly turn dour.
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Given the dour outlook for sterling, speculators have been building bets against the pound in the past few weeks.
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Adapted from Hans Fallada's 1947 novel (and based on a true story), "Alone in Berlin" is dour and flavorless.
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Ms. Fischer told of one client who had an old painting of a dour-faced woman on her wall.
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He arrived at Shinnecock buoyed by a magical three-week stretch that followed his dour conversation with his wife.
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His dour image was softened a bit by his decision in 2014 to take a time out from politics.
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Power Rangers' ambition to dour up the rangers leaves the movie ambling to get out of its own way.
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Pantha Du Prince tour dates: May 19-17 – Rome, Italy – Spring Attitude FestivalMay 20-22 – Bordeaux, France – Hors Bord FestivalJune 1-5 – Barcelona, Spain – Primavera Sound FestivalJuly 3 – Montreal, QC – Métropolis, Montreal Jazz FestivalJuly 13-17 – Dour, Belgium – Dour FestivalJuly 14-17 – Southwold, UK – Latitude FestivalSept 2-4 – Stradbally, Ireland – Electric PicnicSept.
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KS) dour forecast showed the impact of U.S.-China trade war on global chip and smartphone markets, sending Infineon (IFXGn.
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A dour month for high-end watches saw luxury goods maker Richemont's shares trade down 1.8 percent by afternoon trading.
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Combatant is riding a wave of popularity in a retail environment that is otherwise dour for brick-and-mortar entities.
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The two other main opposition parties are leaderless, and Canadians remain pleased that Trudeau is not the dour Stephen Harper.
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Twitter user Space Archaeology found a genius solution that the White House might want to use on the dour photo.
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Tax cuts, on the other hand, were fine with all but the most dour deficit hawks—the more the merrier.
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"The political mood in Vietnam has always been dour," says Jonathan London, a Vietnam-watcher at the University of Leiden.
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An attack in Orlando, Florida, where a gunman killed over 50 people at a nightclub added to the dour mood.
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Days Gone has neither, despite what its many hours of dour cutscenes with people acting extremely serious tries to suggest.
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Conversely, JPMorgan's analysis appeared to be more dour, with its CET1 ratio coming in 1.3 percentage points below the Fed's.
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Instead of a cruel, comic showdown between Martin and the Murphys, Killing winds into a dour series of predictable degradations.
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The Star Wars movies had levity and Han Solo, but the previous Expanded Universe was overly credulous and often dour.
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The band's dour material and tough sound hits all the harder considering its members are barely out of high school.
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But the dour politician previously led the party to a crushing defeat 14 years ago, and lacks Key's unlikely charisma.
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While this series could be dour and mopey, writer Jason Aaron has given Thor a "grin and bear it" attitude.
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Unlike Michelangelo, who was dour and self-denying, Leonardo was generous and convivial, partial to robes of purple and pink.
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Even the famously dour Adamses might be tempted to hope for such an outcome, however unlikely it seems at present.
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" He added a dour note: "We anticipate that our hospitals will be in crisis by the end of this month.
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For companies like Honolulu-based Matson, moving back to the U.S. has proven too difficult despite China's dour business outlook.
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By contrast, Mr. Gantz's message, that Mr. Netanyahu had lost the moral authority to lead, was dour and one-note.
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What Maia and Lucca wear to the last meeting with Madeline has a dour, funereal quality that telegraphs the outcome.
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Six hours of tickle therapy fails to produce a single smile from José Mourinho, dour soccer coach of Manchester United.
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Down with dour, plodding stories that get stuck in the same style and tone ruts for seasons at a time.
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In a sense, traders' dour performance serves to underline the lender's transformation from investment banking powerhouse into far-flung private banker.
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But he still represents the gleaming, fast-paced future, while the McDonald's brothers are the dour, cranky face of the past.
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But some 70% of those with a more dour view voted for Donald Trump, compared to 21% for his Democratic rival.
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Still, no one — even the most dour of climate scientists — should take nonfiction on our current global crisis to the beach.
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The dour mood in general has seen bond yields dive and banks take a beating, with European lenders leading sector declines.
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Well, sorry to burst your bubble, but the Oscars winners are chosen by vetted members of show biz, not dour monks.
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Or there's the massive feast that Babette cooks for her dour neighbors that changes them entirely in Isak Dinesen's Babette's Feast.
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Watch Dogs was a lacklustre revenge story with a dour, unlikeable protagonist and fell woefully short of what hacktivism really is.
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"ELT" splits the difference, melding a dour message ("Every little thing's gonna tear you apart") with an exuberant, radio-ready melody.
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"Nothing suffices to the disaster," wrote the dour French philosopher Maurice Blanchot in his seminal late work The Writing of Disaster.
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AAPL Price data by YCharts Things aren't likely to get better next quarter either, according to CEO Tim Cook's dour forecast.
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Rollo art is one of many bold creative experiments that undercut the GDR's reputation as a desert of dour Socialist Realism.
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It's the seriousness a candidate has to project in order to be taken seriously, only without seeming dour or battery-operated.
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From the dull, dour The Incredible Hulk to the carefree world of Spider-Man: Homecoming, Stan Lee's cameos killed every time.
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But however dark, his music is never dour; its willingness to bear witness to despair is born of generosity and empathy.
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Dud and Ernie's friendship is a joy to watch evolve, with Ernie's dour outlook the perfect foil for Dud's ceaseless hopefulness.
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Alien 3 is, more than anything else, a dark and dour mood piece about the ugly depths of the human condition.
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What they've got now is a dour, vengeful grievance party, epitomized by Trump's two biggest endorsers — Sarah Palin and Chris Christie.
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In this case, the law is embodied by the dour and puffy killjoy persona affected by Paul Giamatti as Chuck Rhoades.
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History is full of dour men of God warning the populace not to fall for the glittering promises of rich men.
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As this follows a dour Monday for the group, the sector is set to have its worst week of the year.
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Life as the chatelaine of an English country seat revolved around the sporting calendar and dour male management of the estate.
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"The Canadian economic data just continues to outperform despite the increasingly dour global backdrop," BMO Capital Markets strategist Benjamin Reitzes said.
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Despite the overture, the administration official said that this round of talks had the dour feeling of heading toward a breakup.
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European markets, which fell on Friday after some dour economic news, lost ground in early trading on Monday but then moderated.
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Maybe Diana Rigg's Lady Tyrell was the talk of the nation during her too-brief yet spectacularly wise, exceedingly dour run.
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While the outlook might seem dour, there is still time to take preventive measures and reduce carbon emissions, Dr. Porteus said.
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And in the episode's dour, ominous ending, he met Philip, who had donned a disguise to report on his own wife.
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The corresponding measure of business executives, dealing directly with the trade war and its rising tariffs and prices, is rather dour.
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Carson, brought out of retirement by Mary much to Thomas' dismay, is more than a match for his dour royal counterpart.
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Rather than turn "Old Town Road" dour, perhaps with a performance by some country elders, the Grammys leaned into the mayhem.
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Magnus Jonsson and Steinunn Olina Thorsteinsdottir, as an alcoholic lawyer and a dour detective, make an art of moody inexpressiveness. 29.
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Gülen, a dour, balding proselytizer with a scratchy voice, had fled Turkey in 1999, fearing arrest by the country's military rulers.
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But that's still above the company's initial public offering price of $29 from September -- not to mention Citron's dour price target.
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Clare, who is extremely thin and has a narrow face and brown hair, struck Nxivm members as dour and socially awkward.
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Saban, whose reputation is of someone who would be dour at his daughter's wedding, smiled and all but skipped down the sideline.
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We pick off where we left off last week: with Rick and his crew surrounded by dozens of dour, black-clad unknowns.
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"When you're that young, you know that something bad has happened, but don't really know what," Murdock says, her voice turned dour.
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It is George's style to belt out some tunes with Princess Margaret, who's every bit as feisty as Lilibet is dour (sorry).
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Adding to the dour market tone, Kroger Co shares tumbled 9.3 percent after the grocer projected annual profit below Wall Street estimates.
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It's a lot more dour overall than his previous work, but because it's so intimate, it's also full of affection and warmth.
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This Falstaff has a wound in his side, and he needs it cauterized by his protégé, Timothée Chalamet's dour, smirking Prince Hal.
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Hope can be contagious; it can be immediate; and it can be powerful, engulfing even the most dour into its optimistic embrace.
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In an indication of the dour mood, S&P E- Mini futures slipped 21 percent while FTSE futures were off 1.26 percent.
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But still, with a dour wit and total lack of emotional attachment, he moves ahead, creating a beautiful knife all the same.
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Blackmores' dour outlook underlines the precarious position of companies around the world that have staked their future on insatiable Chinese consumer appetite.
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Adding to the dour market tone, Kroger Co shares tumbled 10.0 percent after the grocer projected annual profit below Wall Street estimates.
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He recently branched out into young adult fantasy with The Finisher, which is set in the dour and oppressive village of Wormwood.
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" But despite the demeanour, Herzog says he's not as dour or dangerous in his private life, characterizing himself as a "fluffy husband.
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Khan leaves behind the crystalline art-pop that was once her specialty, tapping instead into dour British folk and eerie Western soundtracks.
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The dour mood looks set to ripple across global markets with both FTSE futures and S&P E-mini futures edging lower.
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The dour outlook comes against a sudden stop in U.S. economic activity brought about by preventive measures against the COVID-19 spread.
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But "Seven Seconds" has ambitions far beyond telling a procedural story, and that's where it becomes the most dour and heavy-handed.
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The entire project felt authoritative and dour, very German and all consuming, right down to the chief editor's name, Hans Walter Gabler.
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The reality of this dysfunctional Congress is reflected both in dismal public-approval polling and on the dour faces on Capitol Hill.
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There's a misconception that to be taken seriously at work, you must dress as dour and gray as your office's institutional carpet.
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Better-than-expected results from JP Morgan gave a boost to what is expected to be a dour U.S. corporate earnings season.
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But beyond that, Clinton has strongly hinted that she simply doesn't share Obama's dour view of the Middle East and America's allies there.
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Being a dour Scot and not exactly filled with inspiration by the current lack of meritocracy within the dance scene, I wasn't convinced.
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His dour attitude towards child's play is now out of fashion; teachers and psychologists recognise the benefits and the necessity of make-believe.
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While Twitter figures out how to reflect on the impact of Moments, the stock market will be making dour measurements of its own.
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Allegra: I'm going to pivot off your last point, Aja, in the interest of skewing slightly more positive — despite our dour subject matter!
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During the close reading and aftermath of the meeting, Cook's dour expression (seen above) at the table became a meme of the moment.
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"With some big names ... going ex-dividend, and the general mood dour, the FTSE didn't stand a chance," said Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell.
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Now they are closing their eyes to a dour economic picture and betting long-term valuations are cheap enough to warrant some exposure.
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"We regret not having the courage to make such and such decision," wrote the dour Romanian philosopher Emil Cioran in Drawn and Quartered.
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That tone manifests in black jumpsuits, the constant loss of loved ones, and an dour outlook in the face of near-constant annihilation.
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Better-than-expected results from JP Morgan also gave a boost to what is expected to be a dour U.S. corporate earnings season.
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A proverbial-cum-literal "explosive finale" would have gone a long way to ameliorating the dispiriting impact of these deliberately dour storytelling decisions.
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And come Monday, with the Games no longer a distraction, Brazil gets back to its dour reality of dueling political and economic crises.
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My tweet stopped getting likes, and everyone's attitude towards "covfefe" went from pure delight to dour resentment in the blink of an eye.
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" Yang was dour about how the next few months will impact working Americans, especially because America "had pervasive financial insecurity before the crisis.
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Maybe advocates really do need to maintain a happy-warrior spirit; maybe a bunch of dour doomsaying really will turn off the public.
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But Gregory isn't the least bit dour, because both he and his young clients believe the courts, eventually, will rule in their favor.
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As a presidential candidate, he wanted to look dour, and vetoed any campaign imagery that so much as hinted at weakness, aides said.
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She switches nimbly between the flirty Isabelle, cozying up to Cliton, and her stern, dour sister, Sabine, swatting away his attentions with horror.
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Available on Kanopy (also available to rent on other sites) Instead of the dour Cold War, watch this morbidly vivacious offering from Poland.
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Even a famously dour series like The Wire offered the mildest of silver linings for a few of its characters when it ended.
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The subject matter is fittingly dour too—The End draws on the long history of apocalyptic cults who welcome the end of days.
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That dour robot show Westworld, which everyone went crazy over and then promptly forgot about, is tied at the top with another 22 noms.
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The mostly dour reports could dent the chances of S&P 500 companies having snapped a four-quarter earnings recession in the third quarter.
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The results came as a relief to the industry after dour forecasts from major chipmakers Texas Instruments Inc and Xilinx Inc earlier this week.
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The closing track is the Chris Martin collaboration "Beach Chair," a song so dour and anti-climactic that West's grudge against Hov seemed absurd.
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A worse than expected batch of Chinese data added to the dour mood, sending the pan-European STOXX 600 0.9% lower by 0708 GMT.
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After years of austerity under the dour Mr Rajoy, Mr Sánchez, aged 46 and with an easy charm, brought a breath of fresh air.
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But neither Unfriended nor its dour 2018 sequel could have prepared audiences for Aneesh Chaganty's Searching, which screened at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival.
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It would be a dour asshole, indeed, who says there was zero fun to be had at an event like Monday's episode of Raw.
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Dr. Honig breaks it down based on the mode of the song, which can be major (cheerier songs) or minor (darker, more dour songs).
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CEO Jim Umpleby also painted a dour picture of the global economic outlook, a view the company has had for the past few quarters.
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The company's previous genre outings suggest a potentially dour version of The Wicked & The Divine instead of the lighter, wryer version on the page.
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The original Watch Dogs was a straightforward revenge story, a dour and often miserable quest for an angry man to avenge his niece's death.
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The result is a series that's beautifully acted by an exceptional cast, and yet which won't be for everyone given its unrelentingly dour nature.
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Friday's dour U.S. data helped erase the greenback's initial gains against the yen, which had slid to a two-week low versus the dollar.
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It also felt like a wall-to-wall version of one of Roger Fenton's dour, sepia-toned early 1850s photographs of Crimean War battlefields.
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Rather, it creaks and scrapes, scratches and crunches, with textures that tend toward the sharp/metallic/screeching and melodies that tend toward the dour.
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The Irish-born Mr. O'Malley is an often dour man, and when he speaks of his work, there are no stars in his eyes.
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He's dour, in any case, and the garrulous exuberance of his companion — a kibbutz choirmaster named Yehuda Sharett — does nothing to alleviate his mood.
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Due to Yorke's signature vocal tics and Jonny Greenwood's dour but arena-friendly guitar playing, Muse and Coldplay are usually cited as Radiohead's successors.
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Its turbocharged 2-liter 4-cylinder with 228 horsepower is punchy enough to coax a smile out of even the most dour of souls.
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The soundtrack was some sort of manic disco, a genre, it is safe to say, no one associates with this dour sphynx of fashion.
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"So, you may have uncomfortable bloating, gas, or diarrhea if you're consuming it in large amounts, which would make anyone's mood dour," she says.
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When Judge rolled through town, Jud Jud made plans to subvert the dour intensity of the night by hopping up and doing their thing.
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Ones where we see his queer sensibility without needing to have it serve as prologue for his dour decline, a cautionary tale about Victorian repression.
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Nothing, really, but it did provide a moment of levity and joy for a candidate known more for his dour demeanor than a sunny disposition.
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Spreadbetters pointed to a dour mood elsewhere, with London's FTSE futures off 0.7 percent and E-Minis for the S&P 500 down 26.8400 percent.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Asian markets dipped Wednesday after the United States reported particularly dour manufacturing data — a potentially troubling sign for the global economy.
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Murderbot doesn't simply come off as a rebellious or dour artificial human, though — like Marvin from Douglas Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide books, or Bender from Futurama.
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Despite an especially dour beginning to the year, stocks are far from ready to bounce, according to technical analyst Chris Verrone of Strategas Research Partners.
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It takes itself seriously without being dour, and earns players' attention by creating a place that's simply fun to wander around for hours on end.
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Given their dour view of the economy's prospects, it makes sense that older Americans would also take a dim view of their own financial prospects.
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To do it, you sit very still in a chair with a dour, "I live in a post-nuclear-apocalypse-hellscape" expression and don't move.
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Uncharacteristically breezy, cheerful, and long (20 songs!), this one stands out as it catches the dour singer-songwriter in a contented, bemused, and lovely mood.
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The hourlong set flies by fast, carried by engine-piston percussion, while the soaring synth melodies she favors keeps the proceedings from getting too dour.
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With its lackluster writing, it's found a way to flatten a story about martial arts, billionaires, and magical cities into something painfully dull and dour.
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As advertising revenue has bled out of media and into the pockets of tech giants, the business prospects for local newspapers have become decidedly dour.
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To fill the gap, Mr. Davies and Mr. Bennett played up their (accurate) stereotype as dour fans of England's national team, always expecting the worst.
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The first three episodes available for preview are filled with scenes that could function as enjoyable punchlines, if only the tone weren't so deadeningly dour.
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Dour forecasts from retailers Home Depot and Kohl's also fuelled worries about U.S. consumer spending, which has so far been robust, in contrast to manufacturing.
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The expansion, which beat expectations and contrasted with the dour results of an official survey Thursday, helped to boost Chinese blue chips, which rose 0.7%.
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And Beans, in her doctor's coat and burgundy jumpsuit (what a relief to know that jumpsuits stay chic!), plays Bonnie like a dour closed system.
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Also dampening sentiment was GE, which cut its full-year revenue growth target, narrowed its profit forecast and gave a dour commentary on the economy.
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It was my first time at the conference, and I heard the mood was a little more... dour... than in years past for obvious reasons.
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His dour demeanor reminds some of Bill Belichick, the New England Patriots coach, who was Saban's boss with the Cleveland Browns in the early 1990s.
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If all this is five percent too Technicolor, five percent too illustrative, I'd rather have that than a production that is five percent too dour.
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A somewhat dour academic and a paragon of politeness and correctitude, Mr. Arens seemed increasingly out of place in the hurly-burly of the Likud.
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But dour forecasts have pulled down fourth-quarter growth estimates to 19.4 percent from 19.9 percent, according to I/B/E/S data from Refinitiv.
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Any sufficiently sophisticated AIM user remembers SmarterChild, the dour, bizarre chatbot that would help you answer basic questions or debate the fate of the universe.
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The latter consists of a handful of droll cardboard cut-outs from across history, including a dour Angela Merkel and Marcel Duchamp crossdressing as Rrose Sélavy.
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At least 14 brokerages lowered their price targets on the company, with BMO Capital Markets the most dour, cutting its price target to $175 from $225.
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Adding to the dour mood, oil prices fell on signs that the market was well supplied with crude despite production cuts by OPEC and major exporters.
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New Zealand's benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index fell 0.4 percent or 26 points to 6,236.48 as sentiment remained dour following the gloomy Wall St session.
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Most 10-year yields in the bloc were 3-6 basis points higher with appetite not even dampened by dour business activity in the euro zone.
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The dour nature of the proceedings thus blunts the fun, with the tradeoff being that it offers Jackman an especially full-bodied role in the bargain.
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The dour GDP figure came a day after the Reserve Bank of Australia's upbeat outlook failed to dispel bets it would have to lower rates eventually.
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"[Comedy] allows us to leaven the heaviness at a time when it might be getting a little too dour, a little too self-serious," Markus added.
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His recent pieces seem to tamp down on the dancers' virtuosity and sensual pleasure, to be about a Cuban body struggling within a dour, oppressive conceptualism.
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The nation's top trade official issued a frank and dour statement on Thursday about the state of negotiations on the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Adding to the dour mood, December exports unexpectedly slipped as shipments to China declined 14 percent on-year, the fastest fall in more than two years.
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And because there is nothing stealth about him, nor much that is dour and full of resentment, I consider him a far cry from James Buchanan.
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While the plush organs and swooning vocals of their past albums remain intact, askew notes and dour lyrics suggest a new emotional fragility inside the reverie.
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He's often considered a villain by heroes like Spider-Man and Captain America, but in his own comics he comes off like a dour killing machine.
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Earnest, dour politicians like Yariv Levin and Ze'ev Elkin make up the maximalist camp of the party, its rough equivalents of Ted Cruz and Darrell Issa.
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Instead, what emerged was a strange mishmash of Modernist buildings, Brutalist structures and dour Soviet-style block houses, many of which fell into disrepair long ago.
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It remains one of the most playful examples of Brutalism, a movement otherwise known for its dour structures, and one of Montreal's most striking architectural marvels.
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Mr. Grandage, who staged rivetingly dour productions of "Frost/Nixon" and "The Cripple of Inishmaan" on Broadway, has five months to revise and refine the show.
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In his 70s, at any rate, the author was a startling combination of ribald and dour, adorable in proportion to his dogged efforts not to be.
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Under Coach Nick Saban, the dour Crimson Tide have been the sport's protagonist for the past decade, winning four national championships in the past seven seasons.
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Compared with Leung, who is generally seen as a dour, hardliner, Tsang has tried to present a more gentle persona, more in touch with the public.
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With the Bank of Japan expected to cut growth and price forecasts for next year, sources say, the palette for 2017 could be very dour indeed.
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Miles away from the stereotype of the dour funeral director, Spade is quick to smile, and clearly adored by everyone involved in the Urban Death Project.
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With her girlish voice and her slightly unkempt hair, she seemed like the opposite of a hardened, professional political operative or even a dour, pedantic academic.
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You could consider Point Blank like an anti-La La Land—the film offers a dour impression of 1960s California as a vapid and materialistic wasteland.
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Maybe you don't, if you find Boeheim the kind of dour perfectionist who wrings the joy out of college basketball while seeking whatever advantage he can get.
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Paul will do so with an approach to politics that is often downbeat and usually dour, which just might work in a nation deeply frustrated with Washington.
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But the money that is largely made next year will harken back to the financial crisis, when woes on Wall Street cast a dour shadow across America.
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The dour earnings expectations mark a change from the previous quarter, when big banks returned fat profits despite worries about an economic downturn in the United States.
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Although often dour in countenance, Mr Modi is a pithy speaker in Hindi, with an unerring nose for the class-driven grudges that often guide voter sentiment.
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While a dour reality, it could be all the more reason for people to grow increasingly climate savvy, and supportive of efforts to slash society's carbon emissions.
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The dour outlook means the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) will likely keep rates at a record low of 1.50 percent for a long time to come.
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Second-quarter earnings started off on a dour note last week as results from major banks raised concerns about profit growth in a low interest rate environment.
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Even as the Dow Jones industrial average crossed above the widely watched 18,000 level Monday, some very dour news is expected out of the 563 Dow companies.
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S. trade talks drew a guarded welcome from investors, while dour data on euro zone economic activity hit the euro before a European Central Bank policy meeting.
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"The real, the unique misfortune: to see the light of day," wrote the dour Romanian philosopher Emil Cioran in his 1973 masterwork, The Trouble With Being Born.
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Vine is a good reminder that it doesn't take a celebrity's dour face or a dry middle-aged man in a sweater to make a popular meme.
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Mantello has directed the actresses to play their roles as though they were, respectively, a sadistic, castrating drama queen, a dour, bitter spinster, and a disgruntled majorette.
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I mention these things because you may well have missed the brightening economic picture, so dour is the political divide and so partisan is the mainstream media.
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The stern and dour independent counsel Kenneth Starr, on the other hand, left many with the impression that a prudish moral agenda drove his Lewinsky-gate investigation.
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For my part, I look forward to one day spreading what I've kept of my father's ashes, at a site less dour than a New Jersey tomb.
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Where Hereditary was dark and dour, full of rainy nights and severed heads on roadways, the two-and-a-half-minute Midsommar trailer is bright and colorful.
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If we were mired in dour circumstances from the onset, we'd lose the turn from simple, childlike understanding to adult responsibilities and consequences being foisted on us.
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Adding to the dour sentiment was a lower-than-expected 23.54 percent rise in May consumer price index, compared with the 2156.75 percent increase analysts had expected.
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The footage of Queen Victoria smiling and happy is only the latest evidence that reveals a monarch far removed from the dour descriptions in most history books.
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White replaces Wood's pale, dour farm couple with the frame-filling form of a single black woman, her skin a spectrum of harvest colors, gold and brown.
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Dour and pragmatic, Portugal will also have to carry the high expectations that come with being European champions and boasting one of the world's two best players.
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There are aggressors and mediators, extroverts and introverts, dour matriarchs, drama queens and debates in two different languages: English when we're polite and Bengali when we're lively.
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The economic outlook is getting more dour for the third quarter, with growth now forecast at just 21980%, according to a projection by CNBC and Moody's Analytics.
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Mr. Navalny, 40, is a handsome, telegenic figure with a model family, much more approachable than the usually dour apparatchiks churned out by the Kremlin bureaucratic mill.
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Whippet-thin and strait-laced, he stands in dour contrast to Neruda, a plump sensualist with a robust sense of mischief and an inexhaustible appetite for pleasure.
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But as the episodes wear on (the first two, evocatively directed by Jeremy Saulnier, air Sunday), they become more dour, and some of the old pretensions return.
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A former beneficiary of this preference for the insurgent, the dour and tweedy Mr Fillon was the outsider in his party primary last November before sweeping to victory.
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Preparing for Trump, Trudeau named a new foreign minister, Chrystia Freeland, an author and former journalist who knows the United States better than her dour predecessor, Stéphane Dion.
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The text scores have been persistently more dour than the central bank's official forecasts since the June 2016 referendum in which Britain voted to leave the European Union.
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Although the 54 economists surveyed by NABE don't yet expect a recession, the dour forecast is the latest example that a slowdown is no longer merely an expectation.
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Even an overflow room was packed when he delivered, in his usual dour manner, a speech laced with literary references—rendered through bulky headsets into equally monotone translations.
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He was a dour man in his fifties, thin and balding, who had watched the entire soccer match without a sound, his hands folded neatly in his lap.
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Brazil's real led losses among currencies in the region on dour economic forecasts and deepening uncertainty over the government's ability to get its flagship pension reform bill through.
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The flamboyant approach has turned the family dictatorship's decades of dour reclusiveness on their head and done much for the North Korean leader's standing at home and abroad.
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Party rebels blame slipping support for the party on Bahceli, 68, whom they see as a dour figure unable to tap into nationalist sentiments that have buoyed Erdogan.
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And Trump needs it to keep chugging along -- so much the better for him if that's in spite of the dour economists who keep hyperventilating about a slowdown.
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The Cuban revolution represented a socialism that did not stem from the dour bureaucrats of the Soviet Union (even if Havana did eventually fall in line behind Moscow).
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In the "Duluth" segments — washed through a dour, gray filter — she's back at home in Minnesota, checking in and out of a psychiatric facility after an unspecified breakdown.
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TORONTO, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index fell on Monday as a plunge in crude oil prices and dour economic data weighed on the resource-linked market.
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S. trade talks drew a guarded welcome from investors, while dour data on euro zone economic activity hit the euro ahead of a European Central Bank policy meeting.
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It was a striking contrast with Trump, who repeatedly interrupted Clinton and looked dour, defensive, and disgruntled when challenged on his policy prescriptions, previous statements, and business career.
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The president has painted a dour picture of the economy he inherited and, in fact, ran on what he has argued were severe shortcomings under the Obama administration.
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The dour mood extended beyond Asia with the pan-region Euro Stoxx 50 futures opening 0.4% lower while Germany's DAX and London's FTSE slipped 0.5% and 0.3% respectively.
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Critics of comedy are labeled dour, defensive killjoys, and articles like these tend to only confirm for many people that liberals are snowflakes who take themselves too seriously.
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The Italians found his Facebook page and submitted into evidence a photograph of a dour man wearing a blue shirt and a silver chain with a large crucifix.
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Part of a show-business family, Einstein's comedic resume included playing the fictional daredevil Super Dave Osborne, and, most recently, the dour Marty Funkhouser on David's HBO series.
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But is it a true shoegaze revivial or just a bunch of dour aging musicians dragging out their reverb pedals and cashing in on some early 90s nostalgia?
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In the show, Belichick, the team's frequently dour coach, cheerfully takes questions from Zolak, and the two break down recent plays using a device they call the Belistrator.
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In Russia, you might have the pleasure of speaking with a rather dour-faced, ambitious young man named Vladimir Putin, who has just joined the KGB in 1975.
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Both patients and surgeons pointed to perception problems as the most likely deciding factor for most of the women who want to punch up their dour facial features.
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And after complaining to aides about the dour delivery of his press secretary, Sean Spicer, at the daily televised briefing, Mr. Trump laced his own banter with humor.
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The dour Suhaila, who raised her brother almost single-handedly, is about to leave Singapore to marry her Australian fiancé and is critical of her Aiman's new job.
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Considine, a fine actor in a dour role, plays Gabe Waters, a former undercover cop who now seeks out, trains and handles informants in the South Asian community.
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That has left them needing one point against Iran — a team led by former Portugal coach Carlos Queiroz, whose approach is even more dour — to make the second round.
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Most of them show a decidedly dour-faced Pope Francis — rather surprising for someone who is often photographed mid-chuckle or with a huge, beaming smile on his face.
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It was critical of self-righteous bureaucrats who would glorify themselves rather than Christ, and deplored those "dour judges bent on rooting out every threat and deviation" from doctrine.
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Public discourse about ecology tends to be off-puttingly dour and hortatory, full of grim scientific data about climate change and futile political ultimatums about civilization's doomsday tipping points.
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Few voters on a recent afternoon expressed any excitement about Clinton -- and many seemed downright dour about two uninspiring options, even if they had a special resentment for Trump.
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His anarchic sense of joy is what's missing from his imitators in political comedy today, those who tend to come off preachy or dour—two things Carlin never was.
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It looked like yet another dour revenge movie in Mad Max "you killed my family, prepare to die" mode, except this time with Keanu Reeves avenging his dead puppy.
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Too much of what gets called "prestige" television is dark and dour, but for the most part, these shows are colorful and often funny — a genuine pleasure to watch.
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This outperformance comes after an unusually dour year for Berkshire in 2015, which saw the company's value slide by 12 percent even as the S&P remained essentially flat.
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The dour Stephen Harper did not look like a cowboy populist, but struck a chord by accusing distant overlords in Ottawa of stifling Canada's energy-rich west with regulation.
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While Americans have artisanal strains and weed delivery services run by hot models, my dealer in the UK was a dour South Asian dude who only sold horrible skunk.
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Milk chocolate is the one who gave you a good-but-lowbrow night out, while dour and reserved dark chocolate droned on about its boring antioxidants and healthy flavonoids.
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Second-quarter earnings started off on a dour note last week as major banks reported results, which raised concerns about their profit growth in a low interest rate environment.
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"After so many defeats and conquests, man is beginning to put himself out of date," wrote the dour Romanian philosopher Emil Cioran in his 1983 book Drawn and Quartered.
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This short, but substantive, form is long established, but Mr Jarosinski produces them with a knowing 21st century slant, a snarky, dour yet humorous tone for a millennial zeitgeist.
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A disruptive approach was, in management terms, necessary to change the brand of the Conservative Party away from the cautious, rather dour, image it had suffered under Theresa May.
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Instead, we've been treated to a succession of somber headlines and dour debate topics that, for #thisleague, turned Halloween into a celebration of October's passing as much as anything.
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Technology shares retreated 0.7% after Samsung's dour forecast showed the impact of U.S.-China trade war on global chip and smartphone markets, putting Infineon , STMicroelectronics and Siltronic under pressure.
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Combined with a polyrhythmic beat the likes of which you don't normally hear in trap, it's clear that Ty is the Technicolour alternative to Toronto's dour, monochrome rap sound.
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When a comet passes near the earth's atmosphere in the dour dystopian thriller "Only," it first brings falling ash and then a virus that is usually fatal to women.
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If my students read about the Swerve's dour, self-depriving medieval mindset, they would recall Chaucer's "Miller's Tale," by far the most hilarious, sensual, naughty text on the syllabus.
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But they seemed so incongruent in the dour tunnels of the New York City subway that Ms. Shah paused in the middle of her commute to find their source.
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That is faster than most economists expected, and far better than the dour outlook of early this year, when many forecast that the figure could fall below 1 percent.
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When Barack Obama was president, it was Democrats who felt good about the economy and Republicans who were dour; as soon as Mr. Trump took over, partisan views flipped.
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Tiny Timothia (Emery Jones) is an only child here, and the crowded Cratchit Christmas that Dickens made so joyous and instructive in love becomes a dour little affair. Mrs.
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In the 40 years that have passed since James published his first treatise on baseball statistics, the debate between the quants and the traditionalists has been dour and joyless.
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American cinephiles accustomed to the movies of Andrey Zvyagintsev and Yuri Bykov, among others, are used to seeing Russia portrayed as a dour caldron of corruption, desperation and suppression.
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Whereas Vindman described the April call as "very positive" and "very good," prompting high fives among those that listened, he characterized Trump's tone in the July call as "dour."
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In fact, the flagship show didn't quite find its footing until Season 2, when Kate replaced a more dour original chief stew, Adrienne Gang, who antagonized her resentful underlings.
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Even some of the most dour forecasts don't expect a recession to arrive until late next year at the earliest, so there's time for the U.S. to course correct.
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Though the U.S. still boasts unemployment near record lows and strong consumer spending, the Fed has sought to lower interest rates as a hedge against a dour economic outlook.
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Rumi flirted with some of these same heretical boundaries, irking local sultans and dour jurisdictional types who often, in the end, forgave him, for he was the great Mowlana.
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For one thing, Trump's voters, now that they've had a taste of true populism, might be less interested in Cruz's doctrinaire conservatism (not to mention his dour campaigning style).
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Many such memes starred a dour-faced Pepe the Frog — a benign cartoon character originally created in 22015, newly remixed in 22016 and appropriated as a symbol of hate.
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Mr. Liefeld said he hoped that more of his creations, like Cable, a dour soldier from the future, and his X-Force lieutenant, Domino, follow Deadpool to the big screen.
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This, of course, foreshadows the dour emotional state awaiting our heroines in the wintry first months of 2017, where the rest of season four takes place, according to Entertainment Weekly.
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After playing through dour open worlds like the humorless zombie game Days Gone and the disappointingly serious Far Cry: New Dawn, Rage 2 feels like a breath of fresh air.
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One evening, Costi is visited by one of his neighbors, a jumpy, dour fellow named Adrian, who has a business proposition that sounds like either a plea or a threat.
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Earlier, the markets got off to a dour note as data showed China's factory activity contracted for the first time in 19 months in December, hit by the Sino-U.
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While doing so, the chancellor struck a characteristically dour tone, warning that the sector required more than just the occasional injection of dosh; it needed a strategic, long-term plan.
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It is when they are paired with his lyrics, which are equal parts jocular and dour, that they take on the veneer of monologues by John Oliver or Samantha Bee.
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The updates from the two U.S. giants follows a string of dour numbers from chipmakers across the globe, signaling more gloom in coming months for the once-high-flying sector.
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What I've found in my three months with the 15-liter Trestle is that it's an extremely versatile backpack with the hard-wearing durability that its dour looks hint at.
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One of Bosch's favorite subjects was St. Anthony, who was tempted by demons and whom he depicted as a dour-faced abbot hunched over in a heavy brown monk's robe.
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But if dour Nordic finger-wagging is the kind of thing Mr Moore thinks will convert an American voter, he understands his own country even less than he does Europe.
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If even a fraction of the money stolen from Ukrainians stayed on the Isle of Man, the place would not be the dour, grey lump of rock that it is.
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Dour, phlegmatic, unreflective, and unrevealing, Hoover doesn't come across as being much fun to spend time with, even if the time you're spending is in his Presidential library, in Iowa.
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With dour DC superheroes and "super-quotable" Marvel movies, maybe readers are looking for a way back to the days where good guys punched bad guys until they ran away.
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North Korea is so hermetic that foreign intelligence agencies were not sure Mr. Kim was heir apparent until a few years before the death of his secretive and dour father.
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This is the path we're on, and it ends with teenagers being careful to always smile in front of their laptop cameras lest the I.S.A. algorithm find them uninvestably dour.
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"This new high breakout in US big cap stocks has defiantly bucked a dour global mood and, based on historical precedent, should be respected," Tom Leveroni at Nautilus Research wrote.
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"Blind," with its mystically beautiful images of reflections in an eyeball, "evokes a dreamy, dour fusion of Charlie Kaufman and Ingmar Bergman," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times.
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But aligning Democratic partisans around Obama's view is a more plausible goal, and, as we've seen, the dour mood extends well beyond the ranks of the GOP rank and file.
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With the dour view from the administration, House and Senate Republicans are planning to unveil a proposal next week aimed at increasing GOP support for the cost-sharing payments, Sen.
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New numbers from the Federal Reserve's in-depth survey of the financial state of U.S. households released last week helps explain much of the nation's dour mood and increasingly fractious.
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But the inability to reconcile the humor with the darkness results in a dour miniseries, and one that misses what made Heller's Catch-22 such an enjoyable, relatable, transcendent paradox.
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"Archaeologists do acknowledge this visual appeal [of these artifacts], but being trained as dour skeptics, they rarely grant this perspective much credence," Berlant and Wynn contend in their exhibition catalogue.
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That left her in the position of seeming to rain on the party's excitement with dour, if accurate, warnings about the unlikelihood of Sanders' agenda ever clearing a closely divided Congress.
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They show a pessimistic imagination at work — his most famous stories generally end in death or defeat — but thanks to the tremendous energy of Ellison's writing, they're never dour or boring.
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A group of MHP members have launched a bid to oust Bahceli, 68, whom they see as a dour figure unable to tap into nationalist sentiments that have swollen Erdogan's popularity.
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The film is as somber and dour as any episode of The Killing ever was, but where that series always felt gritty and grounded, The Lie frankly comes off as dumb.
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This year's more dour view, especially among shale industry managers, comes as executives are focusing on cost controls and returns and have largely stopped looking for a rise in commodity prices.
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Our CineFix series, Bad Days, presents an animated day in the life of the dour caped crusader, as he tries to enjoy some time at the carnival while Joker runs amok.
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In five years time it'll be a five-story student block, next door to a four-story student block, and about 50 meters from two more enormous, blank, bloodless, dour blocks.
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But the mood was dour in Asia's biggest economy where the People's Bank of China increased rates on reverse repurchase agreements, or reverse repos, triggering concerns about tight year-end liquidity.
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The first person we meet on "The End of the F***ing World," on Netflix, is James, a dour, pie-faced seventeen-year-old who is "pretty sure" he's a psychopath.
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But he has not abandoned his aggressively dour worldview and resolute pessimism, particularly when it comes to romance, which he portrays as ephemeral and doomed to curdle into tension and ire.
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The impact of dour banker expectations will overwhelm whatever slight nudge the countercyclical capital buffer cut may give to bank lending, because bigger loans just mean bigger losses when customers default.
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Bid adieu to the days when vegans were dour granola eaters swathed in carob-stained hemp shirts, and say hello to a new, well-heeled subset of SoulCycling, health-obsessing foodies.
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So she approaches her scenes alternating wide-eyed wonder and knowing wit, lending a merriment to her work that lifts a hundred-pound weight off the rest of this dour franchise.
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This summer, feminist Pop artist Deborah Kass debuted "Vote Hillary," a screenprint inspired by Andy Warhol's "Vote McGovern," made during the 1972 election, which featured Republican candidate Richard Nixon's dour face.
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Mr Najib's implicit embrace of the idea that the government must enforce a dour version of Islam has two baleful consequences, beyond the distress of those persecuted by the religious authorities.
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Stocks rose Friday morning after suffering their worst day of losses since the 1987 stock market crash, giving Wall Street a brief reprieve from a steep sell-off and dour outlook.
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She is an outspoken and self-proclaimed liberal Protestant who nonetheless in her nonfiction is a formidable interpreter of John Calvin, the theologian whom many associate with dour, strict, condemning Puritanism.
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Mr. Xi looked dour and stiff, turning away from Mr. Abe with pursed lips, as if someone had forced him into it after months of escalating tensions between their two nations.
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And the acrimony spilled into Friday morning, when a dour cast of Republican lawmakers reassembled on the dais to cast their nays, one by one, with sour expressions of lingering resentment.
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The lyric could also serve as an alternate title for "England Is Mine," Mark Gill's unauthorized and unrelentingly dour biopic of the early years of the group's frontman, Steven Patrick Morrissey.
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The trip came at a particularly fraught time for the often-dour president, as a special counsel's investigation into whether he obstructed justice by firing the F.B.I. director was heating up.
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Despite its dour start, The Magicians is a joy to watch moment to moment, and the canvas feels wide open in a way it hasn't since the show's stellar third season.
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Jo is trying to sell her swashbuckling fiction to a magazine edited by the dour and mutton-chopped Mr. Dashwood (Tracy Letts), to help support the family back home in Concord.
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Which is to say that it would be a stretch to call the art business suddenly enlightened, even if the mood in Miami was noticeably more dour than in the past.
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Adding to the dour mood, North Korea state media warned of a nuclear attack on the United States if provoked as a U.S. Navy strike group moved toward the western Pacific.
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The 33-year-old Real Madrid forward's individual brilliance has glossed over Portugal's dour performances in their first two matches and Fernando Santos's side have mostly appeared like a one-man team.
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Chief of Staff John Kelly, often presumed to be a leveling influence on Trump's turbulent White House, supported delaying a decision on the program but has been dour about the program's legitimacy.
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Adding to the dour mood, Germany's central bank said it did not see the need for fiscal stimulus at this time, even though it expected the economy to shrink again this quarter.
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But it's not all dour: Paul and Dieter get into the joys of Night Sight on the Pixel, and Sean O'Kane hosts "This Week in Elon" from the roof of the Gigafactory.
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Technology shares retreated 0.9% after Samsung's dour forecast showed the impact of U.S.-China trade war on global chip and smartphone markets, sending Infineon , STMicroelectronics and Siltronic as much as 1.5% lower.
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Larsen is depicted as dour and long faced, the sickly color of her skin played up by the emerald-green background and her serpentine red curls, which echo Munch's images of vampiresses.
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Technology shares retreated 0.9% with Infineon , STMicroelectronics and Siltronic slipping between 0.7% and 1.5% after Samsung's dour forecast showed the impact of U.S.-China trade war on global chip and smartphone markets.
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Before the World Cup, daily life in Russia was characterized by surly table service, dour looks, unhelpful street signs and how little residents seem to smile in public or speak to strangers.
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Deeply discouraged after being dismissed from a prestigious seminar led by the charismatic title character, Chris Kraus (Kathryn Hahn) retreats to the home she shares with her husband, the dour academic Sylvère.
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Re-naming her "Marie" after his sister, he fell in love and pursued her doggedly, married her, and never abandoned her, although her intellect and dour personality did not match his own.
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Our tour of Penn Station lasted a little less than an hour, and while it started out as a lighthearted romp through America's worst train station, it ended on a dour note.
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Germany 0, Poland 0 Germany and Poland played out the first scoreless draw of the European Championships on Thursday in a dour match at the Stade de France in St.-Denis, France.
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Mr. Staier is an excellent and thoughtful performer on early keyboard instruments — the fortepiano as well as the harpsichord — but somewhat dour in mien, and his program here was almost unrelievedly gloomy.
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Towering, artfully dour, constantly bruised, and always always in stilettos or else barefoot, she stumbled around stages and video sets in ripped clothes covered in dirt, wine and god knows what else.
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They might have struggled to lay a glove on Manchester City; they might have slipped, without much of a whimper, to a dour 1-0 defeat, but they made for strange revolutionaries.
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As the judge, Katharine H. Parker of Federal District Court in Manhattan, advised Mr. Ullah of his rights and summarized the charges, he nodded occasionally, his face looking dour but otherwise expressionless.
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Liam Cosgrave, a dour and dogged former prime minister of Ireland whose ingrained devotion to political stability in the 22016s helped break his country's cycle of violence, died on Wednesday in Dublin.
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This dour assessment was not just commentary on interpersonal relationships between African-Americans and whites; it reflected the continuing hardship experienced by African-Americans, which many of them attribute to racial discrimination.
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Either way, Mr. Temer, the leader of the Brazilian Democratic Movement Party, a centrist organization that is growing more conservative, is struggling to find his footing as Brazil's political mood remains dour.
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When the dour, self-critical Jimmy despairs of finding the right subject to paint for an art project, Pete takes him on a cosmic journey that includes a gum-chewing Mona Lisa.
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Some of Miike's crime dramas can be humorless, dour, or overwhelmingly gory — he's an extremely prolific director, sometimes averaging four films per year, and he's worked in a lot of different modes.
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Critics have long speculated, for instance, that Johns's dour gray painting "Liar," from 260, which features the titular word in prominent capital letters at the top of the paper, was about Rauschenberg.
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Unfortunately, that success also brought with it an entirely new and more dour perspective from the traditional music owners — large music labels — that's making new business ventures in music significantly more challenging.
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Krauthammer, who in 1972 was left paralyzed from the neck down after a swimming pool accident while attending Harvard Medical School, was known for a dour expression, wry humor and sharp intellect.
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The dour forecast from Broadcom was one of the clearest indications yet from the trade-sensitive tech sector of the scale of pain companies can expect from Washington's stand-off with China.
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Even struggling sectors like the financials have held up, as a slew of big-name banks beat earnings to give a bit of breathing room in an otherwise dour year for the sector.
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Seven years of austerity under the Tories are likely to have counted; so is Theresa May's dour campaign, which failed to learn from the Scottish independence referendum of 2014 that positive messages matter.
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A former high-school teacher and snowboarding instructor, his cheeriness played a large part in the Liberal Party's victory over Stephen Harper, a dour Conservative who had governed Canada for almost ten years.
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Also weighing on the dour sentiment was a Reuters report on Wednesday that Canada is increasingly convinced U.S. President Donald Trump would soon announce an exit from the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Chief Executive Officer Art Peck called the quarter "extremely challenging" and cited unusually cold weather in February, late spring breaks, a delayed Easter and lower tax refunds as reasons for the dour performance.
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With other Wall Street strategists much more dour than him and the media bemoaning Brexit and other concerns, Birinyi thinks this is happening once again and the run has much further to go.
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In the luxury real estate market this year, the headlines have been dour if not outright grim, with the message unmistakable: High end homes prices are clearly losing altitude all around the country.
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It says something that the most prominent people of the year happen to be the ones associated with its lowest points, and certainly paints a dour portrait the current state of the world.
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President Berdymukhamedov, the most flamboyant among the generally dour Central Asian leaders, regularly appears on state television performing various athletic feats such as firing a gun or throwing basketballs while riding a bicycle.
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" O'Rourke painted a dour picture of the future, but urged those around him to "find a way to do this," noting that "literally the future of the world depends on us, right now.
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Because the first Watch Dogs presented a dour world with a truly unlikeable protagonist and troubling connotations—likely, not the ones the game even set out to make—about security, rights, and justice.
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He hosted tech leaders in a 2017 meeting, which grabbed headlines for the dour facial expressions of several participants, and then again last December, where discussions revolved around Chinese tariffs, among other issues.
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As a result of their dour outlook on the U.S. economy, many Americans now believe that their children will not live as prosperously as they themselves do, the 85-year-old Buffett said.
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Political divisiveness at home is threatening the position of the U.S. around the world, former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker said in an interview that painted a dour picture of the nation's future.
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This means a video of Trump strutting through a hallway full of blood-red evergreen trees, looking spooky and dour, clad in all black, glumly observing her subversion of the expected Christmas cheer.
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It's not that her music hadn't been before—house music is one of those forms where even its more dour moments are attended to by a dogmatic bliss—but Where Are We Going?
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But in spying, he found a true home for his penchant for secrecy, wide-ranging intelligence, talent with languages and ability to blend into his surroundings in a dark suit and dour expression.
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In "We Have Always Lived in the Castle," a playfully arch and unsettling film based on Shirley Jackson's 1962 novel, there's nobody obvious to root for; everyone is dour, foolish, phony or deranged.
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The sentences take on an Orwellian clarity — they're lean and clean, flensed of the tics, doodles and strenuous self-consciousness of his early work, and of the dour didacticism of the new novels.
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Still, the outlook remained dour for the near-term, as social distancing and efforts to prevent further coronavirus spread shuttered businesses, canceled large events and ground much of the economy to a halt.
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The problem is that the dour Henry fancies himself a purist, and appears to draw parallels between his lack of commercial success and Converse's willful obscurity — the system is rigged against artists, man!
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Ultimately, it was Mr. Miller's dour views on illegal immigration that endeared him to Mr. Bannon and a small team of like-minded economic nationalists that included Julia Hahn, a former Breitbart writer.
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One of the gentler examples of dour kitchen sink realism's depiction of the postwar angst of working-class Britons, "A Kind of Loving" (1962) was the first feature film directed by John Schlesinger.
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Despite the dour earnings report, Guggenheim Partners raised its price target on Netflix Thursday from $400 per share to $420 per share, citing strong global subscriptions growth in the fourth quarter of 2019.
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I'd heard Harrods had a dress code for shoppers, and was fully expecting the people at the door to have dour faces as they acted more like stereotypical club bouncers keeping people out.
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It&aposs his tailor," GQ wrote of Xi. "Xi gets totalitarian style cues from his hero, the mass murderer Chairman Mao, who enforced a dour and plain dress code for the Communist Party.
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Having raised hopes of rapprochement, Pyongyang closed the Olympics drama with propaganda of a different sort: psychological threat via the North's chief delegate to the closing ceremony, the dour-looking former spymaster, Gen.
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Be smart: Even Fed chair Jerome Powell, who has been consistently upbeat and focused almost exclusively on the strengths of the U.S. economy, was dour in his assessment of current U.S. debt levels.
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GRADE: B I've expressed ambivalence about Kawhi Leonard's very dour game in the past, but I want to really go out of my way to express support for this insane, flipsy-doo dunk.
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Jessica Pratt combines some lovely dour music — somewhere between chamber pop and the Jesus & Mary Chain's slow jams — with her signature high-pitched voice to create something straight out of a Sofia Coppola movie.
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Sacramento, California offers a stark contrast to doom metal's traditional breeding grounds, like the corners of England that seem to be perpetually shrouded in medieval darkness, or the dour, rain-soaked, mountainous Pacific Northwest.
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The dour outlook indicates an urgent need for Nissan and Renault to strengthen their partnership, but ties have been strained since the Japanese automaker moved first to remove Ghosn as chairman after his Nov.
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But the prevailing concept of old pictures as humorless relics seems on the mark (and is confirmed, in some ways, by the need to make a special Flickr group for pictures that aren't dour).
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AR: I will consume almost any story whose premise is "What if a pulpy genre plot were subject to the dour constraints of reality?" and I will talk your damn ear off about it.
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Last week, the world's biggest yoghurt maker Danone had cut its 2019 sales growth target, while auto maker Renault and truckmaker Volvo issued dour profit forecasts amid a broad-based slump in auto sales.
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Earlier this year, I read the first installment of Martha Wells's Murderbot series, All Systems Red, a novella about a dour, cranky security robot that would rather watch soap operas than interact with people.
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The movie doesn't know whether to cast Tris as a dour outsider or a unifying leader, a mature young adult who outshines her peers or a rebellious youngster who's upsetting the adult authority figures.
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From the start Mr Ventura, a dour 69-year-old whose only silverware has come in the third and fourth divisions, struggled to convince his countrymen that he was worthy of the top job.
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And a teaser trailer for the next Justice League film Back in 2013, Zack Snyder's cinematic Superman reboot Man Of Steel stirred up plenty of controversy with its dour take on a beloved icon.
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Investors have been fretting about slowing economic growth since last week after the Federal Reserve did a stunning about-turn on rate hikes and dour factory data from the United States, Europe and Japan.
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But Trump's speech—halting and dour when it didn't have the tone of a south Florida real estate video—was good only when judged against the shamefully low bar he has set for himself.
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The grinding music and the dour blueish lighting betray director Barry Levinson's ambitions to make this into a David Fincher movie, but you barely notice these derivative features because Levinson has been mostly successful.
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That dour view may come as a surprise given that the Federal Reserve raised interest rates earlier this month and plans to continue to do so gradually to keep the U.S. economy from overheating.
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Investors looked past solid reports from Target Corp and Lowe's Cos Inc, a day after dour forecasts from Home Depot Inc and Kohl's Corp had sparked fears over the strength of the U.S. consumer.
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On Pro Basketball Walk into Madison Square Garden for a Knicks game these dour days and you can feel the aftershocks from last year's organizational quake while living on the Phil Jackson fault line.
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The dazzling world of bars and clubs and public cruising spots of which he caught a glimpse stood in bracing contrast to Oxford, with its dour emotional atmosphere of thwarted longing and romantic starvation.
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These early scenes are meant to conjure an air of 1980-something corporate ruthlessness and dour nostalgia ("It was morning again in America," Gevinson says on two different occasions, from a script Tcheng wrote).
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Stuart A. Staples, frontman for the Tindersticks — known for dour, sour, sad-sack ballads of doomed romance — joins the likes of Frank Sinatra, Prince, and Rob Zombie in stepping behind the camera to direct.
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In a Wednesday speech where the Vermont senator was dour about his current standing, Sanders listed conversations he hoped to have with Biden at the debate, including medical debt, climate change and economic inequality.
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In an interview in Alaska for "CBS This Morning," Jan Crawford asked Barr — who was doing his best Cheneyesque dour-jowly-outdoorsman under the Big Sky routine — if he was worried about his reputation.
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As recently as five years ago, the question wasn't whether Miranda was too flighty to be taken seriously, but whether she was too dour and unpleasant to be worth paying any attention to whatsoever.
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It does seem that the wave of nostalgia breaks strongest around 30 years — for the past decade or so, the '70s aesthetic of dour realism has crept into everything from Argo to the Batman movies.
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O) rose as much as 13 percent on Tuesday after the company, whose radio frequency chips are used in iPhones, gave a current-quarter forecast that was not as dour as other Apple Inc (AAPL.
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As the fourth entry in the DC Extended Universe film franchise, it needed to succeed where Man of Steel, Batman v Superman, and Suicide Squad each failed by being dour, poorly made, and overly violent.
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William moves to a remote farm with his four children and his dour, pinch-faced wife (Kate Dickie, better known as that awful shrew who disappeared forever down the Moon Door in Game of Thrones).
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Read More For many these days, it's now 'in gold we trust' Rivkin, whose fund invests in other actively managed funds, said he expects this dour market environment to persist for at least five years.
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This would seem to be especially the case considering how discredited the whole of the country's political class seems, a consequence of a series of corruption scandals and the country's dour economic performance of late.
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There are dour Rick Morrissey columns in the Sun-Times asking querulously whether this—currently a 28-27 record, and second place in the impossibly weak National League Central—is really who these Cubs are.
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Nicknamed 'The Iceman' for his often glacial demeanor, his dour nature and dislike of media and sponsor engagements has also endeared him to many fans who see him as a throwback to a bygone era.
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I'm not in the critical corner that considers the original Watch Dogs entirely without merit, but the further we get from its 2014 release, the clearer we see what a dour, depressing game it was.
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"You can be happy and enjoy the day, and you certainly shouldn't be dour, because then all the attention is on you, on your discomfort," said Cardinal Tobin, who is known for his pastoral approach.
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Though Ms. Wohl hints that Larry's dour message will eventually become crucial to the story, she wastes so much time on tepid satire that when she tries to make the big turn it's too late.
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Well, sort of successfully—Snyder's version is an overly long, overly dour slog that slavishly recreates the comic's panels without maintaining any of its original spirit, and it didn't even give us a giant squid.
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Abdel Razaq Hamadi, a Sunni tribal leader in Al-Dour, a town outside Tikrit, Iraq, recounted to me that when ISIS took control, they attacked his home, killing his wife, two sons and two grandsons.
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But Unclebrother has struck a balance, coming to the table with neither the slick wit of today's big-selling art nor the dour obscurantism that makes so much city art feel hard to engage with.
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King concludes that there's no way to really know what Sime intended, as mystery was above all a theme of his work, possibly inspired by his first dour job in the coal mines near Lancashire.
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One with giant, furry demons prancing around, dour figures ferrying regal beasts about in ornate carriages, vast and structurally impossible temples whose columns are filled with inscrutable inscriptions, and ghost dragons swooping down from stormy skies.
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Wall Street gained modestly on Friday as a tepid U.S. jobs report kept expectations muted for another interest rate hike this year, while investors kicked off a typically dour month for stocks on a positive note.
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BMW is planning to show off a new zero-emission all-electric four-dour vehicle at the Frankfurt auto show next week, which will sit between the current i3 and i8 offerings in its EV lineup.
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Directed by Zack Snyder, (who previously helmed Man of Steel and the derided and dour Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice), Justice League is the DC movie universe's answer to Marvel's superhero team-up film Avengers.
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If you'd randomly turned on a TV in Manila early evening yesterday, you'd probably have caught a rather dour gentleman named Perfecto Yasay telling viewers "restraint and sobriety" were the most important requirements of the moment.
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How one manages to turn Harbour, who is disarmingly goofy and charming in Stranger Things, into a dour, emo hell-demon brat while snuffing all the fun from his being is a true wonder of cinema.
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However, some analysts have a less dour outlook for American banks' shares than for their counterparts in the U.K. and EU. "Direct exposure to the U.K. is minimal for the U.S. banks," Goldman Sachs analysts wrote.
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His style sharply contrasts to the dour demeanor of his older opponent Mnangagwa, who rose to power after a November army coup forced the resignation of Robert Mugabe who had spent nearly four decades in power.
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It happened at Belgium's Dour Festival in 2014 only half an hour into his set, and again at Rome's Atlantico club in May 2013, which you can see at around 5:50 in the video below.
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Bridgewater, New Jersey (CNN)As President Donald Trump, his arms crossed and his expression dour, warned North Korea on Tuesday of US "fire and fury," his new chief of staff sat across the table stone-faced.
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It's a delight to be taught by one of our least cynical filmmakers Herzog has become almost a meme in recent years, his signature dour voiceovers sent up by Samantha Bee and in maudlin teen movies.
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The fairly dour forecast comes a year after the posted a 20 percent gain and as the Dow industrials are still up nearly 40 percent from the time of President Donald Trump's election in November 2016.
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"It is true the British detest the dour bureaucrats sitting in Brussels, ruling over the E.U., but that is nothing compared to the widespread anger back then against the white man in India," Mr. Baru said.
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Adding to the dour start to the week was data that showed China's economy grew at a slower pace than expected in the first quarter - another sign that the world's second largest economy was still struggling.
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Even the Chatwins, the British family that stars in Quentin's beloved Fillory and Further series — The Magicians' answer to the Chronicles of Narnia — have been shifted from chipper British schoolchildren to slightly more dour British teenagers.
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The other possible father is Bridget's old flame Mark Darcy (Colin Firth), who is so dour that when he flashes a smile late in the movie you half expect a heavenly choir to erupt with hosannas.
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European champions Portugal have lost only once in 24 competitive matches since Santos arrived in September 2014 although, despite the presence of Ronaldo and players such as Bernardo Silva, they tend to be dour and pragmatic.
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At the malls, "department stores, while far lagging peak performance levels of many years ago, are more of a mixed bag, with better in-store traffic than dour expectations, along with improving online growth," Johnson added.
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The two male and three female eastern black rhinoceroses were flown from Safari Park Dour Kralove zoo in the Czech Republic, where they had been getting to know each other after arriving from separate European parks.
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The comedy and cruelties are nicely balanced, too, with an especially piquant contrast between Geraint Wyn Davies's Sir Toby Belch — the best and funniest Shakespeare roué I've encountered — and the scarily dour Malvolio of Rod Beattie.
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Redolent of damp wool and dour personalities, "Tommy's Honour" wants to convince us that watching two men bicker and bang balls into tiny holes for the better part of two hours is the height of entertainment.
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Control is a game that spends most of its running time placing you in dour office blocks, yet every dusty computer and abandoned cubicle around the corner of each right-angled corridor feels ripe with possibility.
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His style sharply contrasts to the dour demeanour of his older opponent Mnangagwa, who rose to power after a November army coup forced the resignation of Robert Mugabe who had spent nearly four decades in power.
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The music is at once grave and grumpy, utterly serious and almost comic, swinging along in a foursquare meter like some slow march with a steady tread, each thematic note encrusted in a dour harmonic block.
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But instead of being an entirely dour affair—there's a lot of gloomy emoting about breaking up the team and who should be worried—Tony Stark continues his streak of injecting comic relief to balance the tone.
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The spiritual expression of this "market revolution," as historians have since dubbed it, was a land rush in free-will denominations all professing universalist schemes of divine salvation — and openly deriding the dour, predestinarian dogmas of Calvinism.
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The dour and intellectual Pope Benedict XVI, who took over the job when John Paul II died in 2005 and then resigned in 2013, manifestly failed to enthuse Mexicans when he visited the country four years ago.
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The Escala is larger than the Cadillac CT6, its current production luxury sedan, with a four-dour design that measures 210.5 inches in length, which is about half a foot longer than the CT6, tip to tail.
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U.S. stocks have been hit by worries of slowing global economic growth since last week following dour factory data from the United States, Europe and Japan, as well as weak consumer confidence numbers for March this week.
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He maintained both his Milan home and studio in a rented apartment on the chic Viale Bianca Maria, exploring in his private space the motifs he would later use in commissions; a dour housekeeper looked after him.
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The market received some respite from a run of poor economic data after an unexpected bounce in a private sector survey of Chinese manufacturing activity on Friday, which contrasted with dour results in an official survey Thursday.
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But when you consider the worst aspects of austerity nostalgia—the fetishization of brutalist architecture and the construction of blocks of dour-looking new-build flats for foreign investors and buy-to-let bastards—it really isn't.
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She's living with her Aunt Ida (Gabrielle Rose), a dour scold whose opprobrium has seeped into every corner of her house and who enters, haggling with a man who proves to be Maud's brother, Charles (Zachary Bennett).
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But stock prices bounced back from the dour economic data as bets on a third U.S. rate cut this year at Fed's October policy meeting surged to 25.4% from 2839%, according to CME Group's Fed Watch tool.
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He and his longtime screenwriting partner, Paul Laverty, are masters of a dour, clinical neorealism that conveys their feisty resilience in a conservative climate in which struggling workers are demonized as little better than parasitic social refuse.
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When Sam Fender, 230, a British singer-songwriter, released "Dead Boys" four months ago, a song about the suicide of a close male friend, he had no idea that so dour a subject would resonate so deeply.
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It must have been particularly galling then, when an unknown, 40-year-old painter (living in Iowa no less) rocketed to national recognition with a single painting of a dour farmer in overalls with his prim companion.
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Mr Jeyenbekov, a dour 58-year-old with all the panache of a Soviet apparatchik, beat his more dynamic rival, Omurbek Babanov, a 47-year-old businessman (and also a former prime minister) with 55% of the vote.
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You see these not only in the remaining policy disagreements between the Sanders and Clinton camps but in the marked difference in tone between the optimism of a Cory Booker and the dour tone of an Elizabeth Warren.
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When world powers gathered in Munich earlier on Thursday for the latest round of Syria peace talks, the mood was reportedly "dour" and the expectations so low you could feel a sense of despondence even in the coverage.
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However, political concerns such as Britain's Brexit vote are combining with persistent worries over the world economy to keep markets in a dour mood, especially after a series of disappointing manufacturing data in China and Europe this week.
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One challenge he faces is that he is promoting policies similar to those of former Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper, a dour politician who lost power in 2015 in part thanks to voter weariness with his combative stance.
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The market received some respite from a run of poor economic data after an unexpected bounce in a private sector survey of Chinese manufacturing activity on Friday, which contrasted with the dour results of an official survey Thursday.
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Tuesday brings a revival of Michael Grandage's dour production of Mozart's "Don Giovanni," as well as the highly anticipated return of the baritone Simon Keenlyside, in the title role, after a lengthy health-related absence from this stage.
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Westbrook, the owner of that hat, planted himself on the dais with a dour expression and said little — this, after he had taunted Lillard earlier in the series by shouting that he was "too small" to defend him.
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The rally marked a change in mood, after weeks of dour sentiment among investors that had been fueled by a growing list of threats to the health of the economy in the United States and around the world.
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But he has also been hit with dour trials news -- Roche's new immunotherapy Tecentriq failed in a trial against bladder cancer, and its breast-cancer combination Herceptin and Perjeta have disappointed, as well -- that could complicate his efforts.
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"Do you think this is leverage, to not send us something we'd rather not do?" he asked reporters this week as he cracked a broad smile outside the Senate chamber, in a departure from his usual dour expression.
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The outlook for the dollar remains dour on the view that other central banks besides the Federal Reserve are moving away from the ultra low-rate stance and unconventional tools they adopted after the 2008 global credit crisis.
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Yet this flamboyantly dour Bavarian Luddite has given Silicon Valley something more grand than hype: a film that treats the Internet not merely as a heroic accomplishment or terrifying threat but as a once-in-a-millennium existential event.
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But on a more serious note, Black Panther has an almost Shakespearian weight at times, and Letitia Wright's portrayal was a bright beam of sunshine that cut through the dour moments without regulating her to being mere comic relief.
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Some brightening of the global industrial mood at least in China and the United States was competing for attention with another dour U.S. retail sales report, Britain's broken Brexit plans and more central bank caution, this time from Australia.
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The name brings to mind the infamous landfill, lately being transformed into a city park, on Staten Island; at the end of the bar, a dour portrait of a man in a tricorne hat glowers at would-be revellers.
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Some brightening of the global industrial mood – at least in China and the United States – had to compete with another dour U.S. retail sales report, Britain's broken Brexit plans and turbulence in Turkey, but it seemed to be enough.
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He mentioned jobs fleeing south to Mexico in his third sentence (including one in which he thanked the debate moderator), but was largely restrained and even dour during the first 20 minutes of his face-off with Mrs. Clinton.
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But if you aren't depressed yourself, then think about it: Maybe the depressed person isn't the person lingering at the dancefloors with a dour expression on their face—they could be the happy-looking person right next to you.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street gained modestly on Friday as a tepid U.S. jobs report kept expectations muted for another interest rate hike this year, while investors kicked off a typically dour month for stocks on a positive note.
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As my colleague Andrew Prokop has explained, Ronald Reagan attacked the CBO in 1981 for what he viewed as overly dour deficit projections, while Newt Gingrich argued in 1995 that it wasn't properly evaluating the effects of tax cuts.
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Some economists think that the dour talk is overblown and that the stock markets are running on emotion untethered from economic reality, a narrative that gained force as markets in New York snapped back from the depths on Tuesday.
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All of this is many miles away in flavor and charisma from the dour school of vegetable cookery that has been dished out recently by young, Nordic-influenced chefs I think of as the Brotherhood of the Charred Sunchoke.
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Wall Street has been hit by concerns of slowing global economic growth since last week with investors digesting dour factory data from the United States, Europe and Japan, as well as weak consumer confidence numbers for March this week.
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He is still a very viable NBA player, and will be for some time, but he quickly became a dour Human Trade Rumor, and he's as sure a bet for well-paid NBA vagabondage as anyone in the game.
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Because of this loose affiliation with rules and instructions, the Fluxx games become a sort of happy blank slate, easily accommodating vibes as different as the chaos of Monty Python Fluxx and the dour detective work of Batman Fluxx.
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Coming on the heels of data last week showing the second monthly decline in retail sales in March as well a decrease in consumer prices, Tuesday's dour reports could reduce prospects of a Federal Reserve interest rate increase in June.
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Google's annual offering of April Fools' Day jokes has begun, and the latest is the somewhat clever idea of "Google Gnome," a Google Home customized for the outdoors that is a little more existentially dour than your average smart assistant.
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Mr. Nelson plays Walter's dour son, Adam, whose scolding high-strung wife, Jill (Jessica Hecht), is being tested for ovarian cancer; they have two rebellious teenagers whose flagrant pot-smoking on the roof of their building has incensed the other tenants.
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Should U.K. voters push the Brexit through, one investor is holding out hope for a silver lining in otherwise dour news: the European Central Bank's bond-buying campaign, which has helped to keep bankers busy lately, is likely to continue.
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At a time when conservation news is repeatedly dour and current extinction numbers are between 100 to 1,000 times that of the natural, expected rate, the discovery of this female frog (along with four others) provides a dose of cautious optimism.
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Lines like "I can mingle with the stars and throw a party on Mars / I am a prisoner locked up behind Xanax bars" or his chuckles amid the dour hook create a fun house effect that juxtaposes allure and dread.
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It's a far cry from Argento's blood-soaked, operatic approach — Guadagnino's film is dour and filled with browns and dark greens, a sharp contrast to Argento's often garish color palette — and the difference in approach manifests in the score as well.
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And humor is especially important throughout Infinity War — not just to distinguish Marvel movies from Warner Bros' grim DC films, or Fox's dour X-Men movies, or to shape heroes who are interesting because they can experience more than one emotion.
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Many U.S. fast-food chains have had a dour end to 2018 McDonald's had its slowest growth in nearly two years and analysts believe a harsh winter and the partial shutdown of the U.S. government may have curtailed consumer spending.
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He said that while it is "quite appropriate to probe how low" unemployment, now at 5 percent, can go, such "dour interest rate projections do not seem consistent with the outlook for the economy that I and many others share."
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LONDON, (Reuters)- - Burnley took a big step towards staying in England's top flight after a fine George Boyd goal in the second half gave them a 1-0 win over Stoke City in a dour Premier League clash on Tuesday.
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The stock increases for the two groups stood out on an otherwise dour day for the stock market, as investors fretted that President Donald Trump's failure to push through the healthcare overhaul boded poorly for the rest of his economic agenda.
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This is usually a performance of dour and daddish disapproval at Newton's impertinence, or a steadfast unwillingness to forgive some perceived offense or other against the treasured clichés and cosmetic gentilities that Newton laughingly lays to waste in every game.
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The benchmark S&P 500 stock index posted a slim gain to end with a record closing high on Thursday, as a dour forecast from tech stalwart Cisco Systems was offset by a strong report from big box retailer Walmart.
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Shades of black, white, gray and beige abound, starting with a dour lineup of wall-pieces and reliefs by big names (Robert Rauschenberg, Jasper Johns, Lee Bontecou, Donald Judd, Andy Warhol and Piero Manzoni) playing second fiddle to the Jaguar.
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Fink, whose firm has $5.4 trillion in assets under management, has sounded a dour note on U.S. economic prospects this year despite strength in the stock market as U.S. President Donald Trump has taken office and promised a growth agenda.
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Asian stocks had caved to a four-month low as the trade rhetoric rumbled, while dour German data, a 3% plunge in carmaker stocks and the sight of Italian banks sliding back in a 'bear' market meant more damage for Europe.
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At that point, he hadn't had time to fully process it, or to even to really parse Hetfield's customarily dour lyrics (that this time go right ahead and proclaim that "we're all fucked!" a point that's hard to argue right now).
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The acclaim was near unanimous, and placed together, they have a populist appeal: "Real Friends" was a dour rehash of College Dropout's "Family Business," great for the classicists, and "No More Parties in LA" is a current-state-of-Kanye thriller.
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Stock markets in China, Japan and Germany — among the countries most heavily exposed to a slowdown in global trade — set the tone with overnight trading declines, before high-profile earnings reports in the United States added to the dour mood.
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Ms. Audran played the enigmatic title character, a sophisticated Frenchwoman who arrives unexpectedly in a remote Danish fishing village in the 1800s and shakes things up when she prepares a sumptuous, cosmopolitan meal for a group of its dour, upright inhabitants.
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" Ethan Hawke, an old Blum friend who starred in "Sinister," says that when you think of a horror impresario you think of a "dour, terrifying person," but "the big surprise about being Jason's friend is how much joy he has.
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Sentiment in the equities market turned dour on Wednesday after data showed U.S. retail sales contracted in September for the first time in seven months, in a potential sign that manufacturing-led weakness could be spreading to the broader economy.
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The artist spoke, cultishly, of protecting his work from "the eyes of the vulgar and the cruelty of the impotent," and narrowed his art's halcyon range of associated senses—a visual music conjuring touch, taste, and scent—to dour monotony.
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The current dour mood about Congress now contrasts sharply with the heady first couple of months after the election, with investors believing that the president along with an all-Republican Congress could quickly push through legislation making his economic agenda law.
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Nets 120, Knicks 112 Knicks forward Kristaps Porzingis slumped his 7-foot-3 body into a chair in a dour visitors' locker room at Barclays Center on Sunday and went about examining the latest turbulence in his team's chaotic season.
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Read what you will into their living room, punctuated on one end by "Hurricane III," an immense Clifford Ross photograph of churning waves, and on the other by a pair of dour ancestral portraits with white slashes across their mouths.
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There's a name for the game they play, and other teams trying to play it, although it's hard to look at the five-out offense being run by the dour and defeated Hawks and conceive of the teams as peers.
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Possibly not wanting to step on the toes of a popular outgoing president, Clinton might have been hesitant to appease the shrinking manufacturing sector with the dour, near apocalyptic tone that Trump took when describing the current state of the American economy.
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While the film's first trailer centered around NASA and the tense build-up to the moon landing, Wednesday's new clip focuses in on Ryan Gosling's dour Neil Armstrong and his family, including his sons and his wife, Janet, played by Claire Foy.
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What's clever about this dour revisionism is that romance, heroism and belief in the Force are gradually introduced towards the end of the film, so it's not just the plot of "Rogue One" which leads directly to "Star Wars", but its tone, too.
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Such a strategy could also win over Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren, a voter this year on policy who is usually among the "doves" but has given two recent speeches in which he took issue with the market's "dour" expectations for rates.
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Economists said the dour durable goods orders report could heighten the Fed's concerns about the impact of global headwinds and the fallout from the dollar, which has gained 11 percent against the currencies of the United States' main trading partners since last January.
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Directed by Fede Alvarez ("Don't Breathe"), the film has its share of Scandi-noir motifs, from the dour colour scheme to the snowy evergreens, and it retains some of the novels' kinkiness: at one point Lisbeth is vacuum-packed in black latex.
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Here's hoping they have the chemistry the MCU team do — a short, dour clip of Banner arguing with Stark didn't do much to convince, but the truth is Crystal Dynamics is good at characters and we should just let them do their thing.
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Her stilted delivery of impossible-to-speak lines, her consistent mannerisms—every Kristen Stewart impression begins with pushing one's bangs aside and stammering a little—and her usually dour expression stuck in the public imagination, representing the worst of modern star acting.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Slumping crude prices and a dour start to Wall Street's corporate earnings season pulled down U.S. and European equities on Tuesday, while the dollar hit an eight-month high on increasing bets U.S. interest rates will rise in December.
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"I don't need any support, advice, or compassion, because even if I am the most ruinous man, I still feel so powerful, so strong and fierce," wrote the dour Romanian philosopher Emil Cioran in his first work, On The Heights of Despair.
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The elaborate ceremonial welcome for Mr. Xi, making his first visit to the North since taking power seven years ago, seemed designed as an upbeat makeover of what has been a dour relationship between him and the North's young leader, Kim Jong-un.
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The museum, in its willingness to openly address the sins of the past, mirrors the image the Thanis seek to project for their country — open and enlightened, less dour than archconservative Saudi Arabia, more restrained than freewheeling Dubai in the United Arab Emirates.
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The critters, led by a dour squirrel named Surly (Will Arnett), are in danger of losing their city park home thanks to an egomaniacal mayor (Bobby Moynihan) with a Texan accent who plans to build a shoddy amusement park over the sanctioned greenscape.
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In the early 1980s, there were similar dour predictions about Ronald Reagan's confrontational approach toward the Soviet Union, a reversal of the Carter administration's soft pedal diplomacy that set the context for the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan among other Cold War escalations.
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Featuring the plane that the Minions commandeer to save Gru, this set includes the dour pilot Stuart and flight attendant Bob along with a whole bunch of cargo, including a banana, hot dog, and perhaps the best thing of all: a fart blaster.
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"If anyone is looking for a good lawyer, I would strongly suggest that you don't retain the services of Michael Cohen!" he wrote on Twitter, a message that belied a dour mood and weeks-long resentment at the betrayal by his onetime fixer.
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Williams, who described his own comments as "dour" and "unfun," injected a bit of a chill into the two-day conference that featured dozens of businesses hawking the benefits of new technologies for everybody from the unbanked to small businesses and in between.
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Finley's "Swingin' A's" had won three straight World Series in a row from 1972 through '74, and, with jocular new skipper Chuck Tanner replacing the dour Alvin Dark, looked set to win their sixth straight American League West division flag in 19763.
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Meanwhile, Big Sister Ei-ling, a master strategist who detested the Communists, engineered the union of Little Sister May-ling and Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, a dour army commander who positioned himself as Sun's heir and leader of China's first modern political party, the Nationalists.
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As the title of the show suggests, the dour lens through which Houellebecq captures the city captures a violent evacuation: most photographs depict empty city streets from a bleak aerial view and function as would an empty page waiting to be filled with language.
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Riskier assets were dumped worldwide after dour surveys in the U.S. and euro zone on Friday sent benchmark U.S. 10-year interest rates below three-month rates for the first time since 2007, an inversion that has in the past signaled an upcoming recession.
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Tuesday night represented a new high-water mark for his candidacy and a dour milestone for his rivals: Mr. Trump won an average of 59 percent of the Republican vote in the five states, and his average margin of victory was 35 percentage points.
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But with the film undergoing extensive reshoots this summer — and filmmaker Tony Gilroy reportedly stepping in to lend a hand — many have taken the changes as a sign that Disney was unhappy with the dour tone, and hoped to lighten the film up a bit.
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NEW YORK, Nov 14 (Reuters) - The benchmark S&P 83 posted a slim gain to end with a record closing high on Thursday, as a dour forecast from tech stalwart Cisco Systems Inc was offset by a strong report from big box retailer Walmart Inc .
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And PLEASE don't think I'm joining the dour chorus of complaints about the updated Fiat 500, a car that routinely dwells at the bottom of customer surveys, but that did help the Italian brand reestablish itself in the US market after departing in the 1990s.
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In contrast to the usually dour programming on the official KCTV news channel, the footage of Kim strolling by swimmers on the Marina Bay Sands rooftop pool or the lush indoor gardens of Sentosa Island would likely be an unusual sight for North Korean viewers.
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Reports that Trump was considering firing Fed chief Jerome Powell exacerbated an already dour mood on Wall Street, where traders are concerned about a mounting trade war with China, slowing economic growth in the U.S. and abroad, the partial government shutdown and heightened geopolitical risk.
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As the title suggests, if Wood had done nothing else, he would be immortal for "American Gothic" (1930), for which the overused term "icon" is actually suitable: the dour and pitchfork-wielding duo that somehow epitomizes both the upside and downside of being American.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads VIENNA — Bruno Gironcoli: Shy at Work is the unassuming title of a sprawling spectacle of an exhibition, alternately dour and delirious, that chronicles the stains of history while wandering a postwar mindscape of guilt, atonement, and existential dread.
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In one scene from A&E's recent and heavily staged The Killing of JonBenét: The Truth Uncovered, a team of dour-faced experts are shown discrediting the theory that six-year-old JonBenét Ramsey's 1996 murder was a cover-up performed by someone in her own home.
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While there's definitely something of a dark pall cast over the project as a result, Jimmy Prime, Donnie Prime, and Jay Whiss treat the affair as a raucous wake instead of a dour funeral, remembering their friend through dynamic bangers and an audible sense of camaraderie.
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The source was more dour than usual, noting that if it were just Manafort and Gates who were charged Monday, the administration could have easily said it was proof that Mueller's investigation was a "ridiculous witch hunt" meant to be a "forensic audit" of Trump family finances.
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The version that lost to the Spurs in 2014's Western Conference Finals might work better if we're still hunting for a representative highlight, just for the raw futility of their otherworldly talent snared in the razorwire of San Antonio's tactics, but that seems too dour.
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While healthy third-quarter results have pushed up third-quarter profit estimates at S&P companies to 249.1 percent from 22.6 percent in the past 10 days, dour forecast have pulled down the current-quarter's growth outlook to 19.5 percent from 19.9 percent, according to Refinitiv data.
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Dark's characters aren't nearly as quirky and oddball as David Lynch's — they're more like the dour, desperate stars of a Scandinavian TV series, slowly drinking themselves to death and seeking whatever pleasures they can to compensate for the lack of light and hope in their world.
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But the dark, dour vision of films like Man of Steel and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice failed to ignite moviegoers' interest, and when Justice League finally arrived — with Joss Whedon taking over as director after Zack Snyder was reportedly fired — it was considered a disappointment.
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A dour technocrat with a doctorate from MIT, Videgaray has also been the highest profile face of the government's sweeping pro-market reforms, including the liberalization of the state-controlled energy sector, that have yet to live up to their promise of higher growth and lower bills.
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Rating agencies added to Latam's dour outlook, with Moody's saying higher costs and trade tensions are undermining Mexico's growth prospects, while Fitch said significant challenges still remain for Brazil and more reforms besides a far-reaching pension reform are needed to stabilize the government's debt burden.
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"Only what we have not accomplished and what we could not accomplish matters to us, so that what remains of a whole life is only what it will not have been," wrote the dour Romanian philosopher Emil Cioran in Anathemas and Admirations, one of his later works.
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"On the heights of despair, the passion for the absurd is the only thing that can still throw a demonic light on chaos," wrote the dour Romanian philosopher Emil Cioran in his first work about the heights of despair, 1934's On The Heights of Despair.
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The concerto not only unleashes spectacular sounds—screaming organ-and-brass chords at the outset; ritual hammer blows on the timpani, bass drum, and tam-tam—but also possesses an intricate structure, in the form of thirty variations on a passacaglia theme of dour folkish character.
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"The public price of our Class A common stock may be more volatile than in an underwritten initial public offering and could decline significantly and rapidly," the company described as one of its risk factors, on the typically dour list of things that could go wrong.
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Fine Arts & Exhibits HAARLEM, the Netherlands — If you were asked to quickly close your eyes and conjure a picture of the Dutch Golden Age, you might come up with an image of dour, pale figures clad all in black with stiff white ruffs bracing their necks.
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MUNICH (Reuters) - Major powers began a new round of Syria talks on Thursday focusing on calls for a ceasefire and access for aid, but the mood was dour with Moscow showing no sign of calling off its bombing in support of a massive new government advance.
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Still, on the album, he often obscures his bleak, personal subject matter with intricate, left-field digital production and abstract metaphors, as on the spacey opening ballad, "Plastic 100°C," which disorients with sound effects, and the frantic single "Blood on Me." He isn't all dour.
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The New York Times twice sent reporters to Zarephath, once in 19913, and once in 1910, to witness and write about her remarkable faith commune, where dozens of men, women and children in dour uniforms eschewed personal possessions and ran their own schools, printing press and farms.
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Devotees of the "Harry Potter" movies were saddened by the death of Alan Rickman, who played the deliciously dour professor Severus Snape in that blockbuster franchise but whose career, on both stage and screen, was far richer than many of Snape's younger fans may have known.
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NEW YORK, Nov 83 (Reuters) - The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell from record levels while the S&P edged lower on Tuesday as dour forecasts from retailers Home Depot Inc and Kohl's Corp fueled worries about consumer spending as the U.S.-China trade dispute dragged on.
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Shelby has been more dour, however, warning that another stopgap is inevitable if Democrats won't let go of certain demands, like restrictions on the president's ability to move around money or their refusal to restore millions in military construction funds that Trump raided for his border wall.
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After two weeks of increasingly dour assessments from Republicans on the party's stalled health care efforts, Senate Republicans emerged from more than two hours of meeting with a fresh burst of optimism that they could actually pass a bill to repeal and replace the health law. Sen.
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We won't say the glass ceiling broke, but it felt like, after last year's dour, near-womanless ceremony after which women were told to "step up," there was at least some acknowledgment that a glass ceiling exists, and that women threw everything they had against it in 2018.
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The four-dour luxury coupe has a head-turning design, including Tesla-familiar features like flush door handles, but BMW is also touting its range at a whopping 15392399227 miles, with a top speed of over 15392399225 mph and a 15392399224-to-60 mph time of just four seconds.
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The most he could do was to deprive Mr Joyce of the role of acting prime minister when Mr Turnbull flew to Washington for talks with President Donald Trump on February 23rd, giving it instead to a dour member of his own Liberal party, Mathias Cormann, the finance minister.
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Dour economic data continued to stream in, with activity in Britain's construction industry shrinking for a third month in a row in July as Brexit worries hit building projects, amid concerns that the slowdown could soon spill over into other areas of the economy, according to a survey.
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You tried to paint but you were dissatisfied with the results, and in a burst of creativity that winter and spring, you created a series of absurd and painterly collages: a gray, dour Nixon, surrounded by blooming, pink garden roses; your doctor, dressed as Napoleon, riding a giant ocelot.
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Results from S&P 500 companies so far have been strong, pushing up third-quarter profit growth estimates to 523 percent from 21.6 percent in the last 10 days, but dour forecasts have pulled down fourth-quarter growth estimates to 19.5 percent from 22.7 percent, according to Refinitiv data.
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Icarus Films is set to release this on home video in the United States, (in its original release in the States, it was censored and renamed with the dour title The Pit of Loneliness) that will include a run in New York at Quad Cinema starting Friday, August 16.
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From the opening post-disco bliss out of the title track through to the butt naked minimalism of "Like An Angel Passing Through My Room," ABBA contradicted their reputation as a cheery pop group for the masses by going out with a dour-as-fuck collection of songs.
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On Drew Daniel and Martin Schmidt's latest release as Matmos, Ultimate Care II, the Baltimore-based duo also train their ears to domestic sources, but their assemblage of sounds from their home washing machine (the brand name of which gives the record its name) feels jubilant instead of dour.
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The movie, directed by Amat Escalante from a script he wrote with Gibrán Portela, might be a dour, observant study of modern relationships among the urban middle class were it not for the presence of a slimy, many-tentacled space creature living in a cabin in the countryside.
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The dour outlook from Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp and United Overseas Bank, Singapore's second- and third-largest lenders by assets, respectively, came as Swiber Holdings said on Thursday it had filed for liquidation, making it the biggest local name to fall victim to the slump in oil prices.
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A dour druggy interlude in the 2002 movie Morvern Callar—based on the novel by Alan Warner which is dedicated to Czukay; Warner would later on write a whole book about Can's Tago Mago—which ends in a three, all set to a series of Czukay and Can's zooted dance.
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Again, without expressly spelling out her feelings, Bianca seems to resent that Finn is getting older and fixating on "mature" games — that is, the grim-n-gritty, humorless, dour stories that have been such a source of conflict in comics and films ever since Watchmen and The Dark Knight Returns.
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More improbable still, when the French version was launched in 20023, was the choice of an early special guest, whose challenge is to set the fastest time possible when driving an ordinary car round a race track: it was the rather dour, besuited, centre-right former prime minister, François Fillon.
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The series is still in its infancy and plot details are minimal—save for that brief synopsis—so there's no telling whether The Hunt will wind up being a dour period drama or an Inglourious Basterds exploitation thing or some Nazi hunter police procedural (OK, it probably won't be that).
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The mood at VICE is pretty dour, with everyone drifting around the office while our favorite Bowie songs shuffle through the office speakers, but the news that David Bowie and Brian Eno were planning to collaborate on a new album before his death makes the whole thing hurt a bit more.
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Financial markets <0#YIB:> imply the cash rate at 0.5% by early next year, when many economists expect policymakers to launch QE. Consumer sentiment, though dour, picked up in November from the previous month, led largely by a wider recovery in home prices across the country, Citi economist Josh Williamson noted.
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The upbeat report from the Commerce Department on Thursday, however, will likely not change expectations that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates again next month as news from the manufacturing sector remains dour, underscoring the darkening outlook for the economy against the backdrop of trade tensions and slowing growth overseas.
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Although the group was most energized when discussing its new work — "He still has angst," Mr. Iha said proudly of Mr. Corgan, who began reciting new, still-dour lyrics — the Pumpkins also realized that by playing only their most loved songs on this tour, they could be, for once, crowd pleasers.
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A weaker-than-expected reading of U.S. factory activity in March, along with similarly dour reports from Europe and Japan, helped send U.S. Treasury yields into an inversion, with the spread between yields of three-month Treasury bills exceeding those of 10-year notes for the first time since 2007.
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He attributed most of that dour forecast to softer-than-expected sales of Tesla's two luxury models: the Model S and Model X. Osborne estimated that would hurt Tesla's chances of posting another profitable earnings report for the fourth quarter, and lead to a steep stock price drop in 2020.
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And Christie's chilly little quasi-romance between Final Girl Vera Claythorne and the dashing Captain Philip Lombard is developed and sexed up — Aidan Turner's Lombard broodingly rips off his shirt at every available opportunity, and Vera (a terrifically dour Maeve Dermody) leads him into her room for a midnight tryst.
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ET * Indexes down: Dow 0.16%, S&P 0.18%, Nasdaq 0.27% (Updates to open) June 25 (Reuters) - Wall Street's main indexes slipped on Tuesday, as bank stocks fell ahead of a handful of speeches by Federal Reserve officials, while escalating tensions in the Middle East and trade jitters added to the dour mood.
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"The euro, while losing some ground for the session against the partially-recovering dollar, seems to be getting some support from an emerging view that the June 8 European Central Bank (ECB) meeting will sign off on a less dour outlook," National Australia Bank Economist David de Garis said in a Friday note.
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The skinny teenage boy in an ill-fitting suit, awkwardly waving at the camera and pouring Manischewitz for several dour-faced party attendees, is light years away from the hell-raising Danny whose exploits are forever enshrined in seminal rock tomes like Please Kill Me and No One Here Gets Out Alive.
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None of the strangers passing on the street would have guessed he was romantically lucky (he had a dour and unfortunate face that involved a triple-threat combination of double chin, cleft chin and underbite) — but he was married to one of the most beautiful women in America, the actress Ina Claire.
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Where the NFL considers itself to be, and behaves like, a swaggering authoritarian petro-state that shares a military and a flag with the United States, baseball's elite act as if baseball is the United States, and their discourse has the same sort of fussy, dour tone that the country's political discourse does.
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Semi-industrial (but not in that noble wrought-iron way), perpetually bedraggled and largely devoid of historical significance, Bicocca is just 20 minutes from fashion's golden triangle of Via Monte Napoleone, Via della Spiga and Via Sant'Andrea, but it's as defiantly dour and dazzle-free as that area is refined and lacquered.
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Frontman Joe Casey's brand of dour, erudite charisma has never been more engaging, with allusions to Stalin and the beliefs of the Greek philosopher Heraclitus sitting next to pained, direct outbursts ("she's just trying to reach you," Casey sings over and over as the guitars build into a typhoon at the end).
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Couple that with Generation X ennui and their LA base (the band's home for decades, despite writing songs about how much they hated it), and by the time Keenan and Jones met with drummer Danny Carey and bassist Paul D'Amour, Tool became a dour band that reflected the angsty spirit of the early nineties.
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Films often mock critics as pretentious (as in M. Night Shyamalan's Lady in the Water), inhumanly dour and judgmental (Brad Bird's Ratatouille), and power-hungry (Alejandro G. Iñárritu's Birdman), but Gilroy finds a little of all the above in Morf, while still letting him come across as deeply engaged with the art he's critiquing.
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But as seen in the trailer, the world of Hope County has changed a whole lot since Far Cry 5, with the kind of improvised weapons, colorful spray paint, and scavenged gear that brings to mind the lighthearted tone of games like the upcoming Rage 39.993 more than the dour world of the previous game.
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Despite the dour nature of the press conference, there was some levity to the proceedings as Sharapova quipped, "I know many of you thought that I would be retiring today but if I was ever going to announce my retirement it would not be in a downtown Los Angeles hotel with this fairly ugly carpet."
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Over six episodes, Fleabag, the proprietor of a failing cafe, applies for a business loan, clashes with her politely hideous stepmother (a hilarious Olivia Colman), does a love-hate dance with her seemingly more put-together older sister (Sian Clifford, who's dour perfection), and juggles a buffoonish boyfriend and a good-looking, sexually eager hookup.
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ET * Futures off: 21.9%, S&P 22.9%, Nasdaq 22% (Adds comments, updates market action) Nov 14 (Reuters) - The S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average looked set to retreat from record levels on Thursday, as weak data from major economies and a dour forecast from Cisco rekindled fears of a global slowdown.
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We're introduced quickly to a number of characters, all of whom seem grumbly and depressed: schlubby programmer Bernard Lowe (Jeffrey Wright), his eager assistant Elsie (Shannon Woodward), dour boss lady Theresa Cullen (Sidse Babett Knudsen), macho security dude Ashley Stubbs (Thor actor Chris Hemsworth's brother Luke), and bratty British writer Lee Sizemore (Simon Quarterman).
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Mostly, though, First Love is the kind of film that's designed for seen-it-all genre fans who know these tropes (the scheming criminal, the dewy ingenues, the cold-hearted lady assassin, and so on) and appreciate seeing them tweaked in new directions, and treated with an air of fond familiarity rather than dour airlessness.
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ET * Indexes down: Dow 0.16%, S&P 0.18%, Nasdaq 0.27% (Updates to open) By Medha Singh June 25 (Reuters) - Wall Street's main indexes slipped on Tuesday, as bank stocks fell ahead of a handful of speeches by Federal Reserve officials, while escalating tensions in the Middle East and trade jitters added to the dour mood.
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An entertainment channel broadcast from Saudi Arabia to the region has the potential to go a long way in changing Saudi Arabia's dour image as a place where women still dress in all-black and must be accompanied by a male relative in public and the preferred method of execution is public beheading with a sword.
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Director James Wan, who made his name on horror films like Saw, Insidious, and The Conjuring, seems like a potentially odd choice to helm this latest chapter in the DC story, but at this point, anyone who comes in and puts a fresh stamp on this dour, monochromatic series is welcome, just for the sake of variety.
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The story, about a bereaved father who is struggling to save his family home for his motherless children, is a lot darker — and far less fixable by a magical nanny — than that of the original film, where the biggest hurdle is a brief loss of employment that seems to inject a spring into Mr. Banks's previously dour step.
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It's one of the rare shows that has genuinely been bolstered by the times: In an era of very dour shows about the dark times we live in, sometimes great (The Handmaid's Tale) and sometimes mixed (Westworld), Billions is pure pulp thriller, but in a way that never loses sight of how poisonous all the vipers within it are.
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And anyone who has delved into that literature will be familiar with what is on offer here—good old-fashioned narrative history, full of anecdotes that bring to life a cast of hundreds of British and French colonial administrators, travellers and adventurers, some brilliant and others downright eccentric, as well as their more dour masters back in Europe.
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Inside the march itself, it was hard to know where to go: The planned route swiftly filled up, and organizers worked with police to shift crowds down Constitution Avenue and Pennsylvania Avenue towards the White House, the same route that, only a day before, featured a dour, drizzly procession of president and vice president waving at sparse crowds.
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Violins screech on "She Knows" as if laid down by Vicky Aspinall, while baroque horns on "Make Time 4 Love" cast Louis as a dour, sassy Jens Lekman, giving his theatrical vocal (one of the best on the record, going from romantic to downcast to straight-up petulant over the song's runtime) an adequately dramatic padding.
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The film attacks the choleric nature of public aid that has been intentionally designed by conservatives to be humiliating to access at nearly every turn; while not outright villainous, it paints a portrait of understaffed offices with long waits and dour attendants, ones who will use every means to disqualify honest, imperiled individuals looking for a leg up.
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ET * Futures off: 21.9%, S&P 22.9%, Nasdaq 22% (Adds comments, updates market action) By Arjun Panchadar Nov 14 (Reuters) - The S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average looked set to retreat from record levels on Thursday, as weak data from major economies and a dour forecast from Cisco rekindled fears of a global slowdown.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: It stood for decadesOn East 44th Street, 25 feet west of Vanderbilt,Ruled by a thin dour man from the Eastern blocWho, year after year,Stood at a bleak glass counterIn front of two short cobblersAnd behind five bootblacks,From the Dominican, I think,Buzzing over mostly businessmen sitting inFive high chairs.
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Like clockwork, three nights a week, I'd head out with a couple of my equally cynical, equally dour mates and go to the usual array of Dundee student bars to drink flat drinks we hated, in company we claimed we couldn't stand and leave early to silently queue for our ritual chips and cheese we said we didn't want.
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Yet now, in our era of elegantly restrained and frequently dour minimalism, when architecture is almost always the province of the rich, it may be that Goff, with his aesthetic idiosyncrasies and affinity for middle-class Midwestern clients (schoolteachers, farmers, salesmen, small-town newspaper publishers), still has lessons to teach us, 21985 years after his death.
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Still, the mood is a bit more cheerful, pinned to PMI data showing Chinese factory activity expanded at its fastest pace in more than two years in October as export orders and production rose – that contrasted with the dour results of a Thursday survey and boosted Chinese blue chips 1.7%, their biggest one-day rise since August.
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Robert Eggers's 2015 feature debut, The Witch, was a haunting, unceasingly dour film that, along with Hereditary a few years later, solidified A24's grasp on a new kind of horror movie—one built around atmosphere and slow-burning dread instead of jump scares and the occasional shot of someone popping an eyeball out with a blowtorch or whatever.
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David Thewlis, as dour as a wet weekend, provides the tones of Michael, but, with a single exception, the rest of the cast—the driver, the front-desk clerk, the bellhop, Michael's wife and son back in L.A., and so forth—is voiced by Tom Noonan, whose lines are sometimes layered into a one-man cacophony.
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A close Trump associate said that Trump, a 71-year-old brash former reality TV star who had never held public office before he entered the White House in January, had yet to comprehend the need to improve his relationship with McConnell, a 75-year-old dour legislative tactician with more than 30 years in the U.S. Senate.
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Acknowledging the grimly realistic idea that a lot of our real-life paths lead to pretty mundane and predictable ends — and then torquing that to imply that if we just make the exact right choices, any of our lives could fly off the handle and lead to murder, madness, and magic — might not be as bleak and dour as Brooker likes to go.
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Given stewardship of a great and fascinating game that people love to watch, the NFL decided—for reasons that could only make sense to the dour regional billionaires that own its franchises, and which are best expressed by the thick ginger oaf they hired as their factotum—to focus on the gnarled and grandiose aspirations of its singularly boring owners.
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And to prove that very point, one Twitter user has responded to the Captain Marvel complaints by manipulating photos of Marvel's male superheroes to smile in moments where they've otherwise expressed more dour expressions: I saw some dude use an app to make Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel smile more, so I thought I'd do the same with the male Marvel superheroes.
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A graduate of the Slade School of Art in London and a deft draftsman, Ms. Brown made drawings of fancy, dour-faced couples straight out of Beckmann, macabre scenes of hell copied from Hieronymus Bosch and images of performers lifted from William Hogarth's "Strolling Actresses Dressing in a Barn" and an old production photo of the "Ring" cycle (operas in this season's lineup).
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When he was young he witnessed the political and social upheavals in Belgium, and sympathized with the anarchists and the socialists, but he also identified a lot with his English father, who was well-born and had studied medicine in Germany, as opposed to his rather dour mother, who came from a simple Flemish family and ran a souvenir shop.
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The weather outside is frightful (here, anyway, dour and chill), and the news may be as bad, but there's still the possibility of happiness around your dinner table, at least if you cook low and slow with one of our five-star recipes for chilly days, or see your way to baking a batch or two of thin-and-crisp chocolate chip cookies.
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But leaving aside the fact that there is no such thing as non-political art — that Ellis's position as a white, gay, wealthy cis man has as much influence on his perspective as Barry Jenkins's perspective as a black straight man has on Moonlight ("dour and downbeat," Ellis opines) — Ellis's ostensible love for style is not evident in the clogged and uninteresting White.
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And yet, here we are: Lightning, the dour heroine of 2009's Final Fantasy XIII (pretty good), mostly absent supporting character of that game's 2011 sequel (not entirely bad), and sole protagonist of 2013's XIII trilogy-concluding Lightning Returns (yeah, a bit of a damp squib), is about to be plastered across magazines and dance her way through promotional videos in support of the new range.
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It makes a lot of sense that once he is out of the limelight, Fitz leaves Mellie, marries Olivia and they start their life together in Washington D.C. It also makes total sense that without a political office to motivate him, Fitz turns into a bored, dour drunk — which in turns leads to Olivia resenting both him and herself for not getting into the White House.
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The Lego Batman Movie is easily the most hilarious superhero film since Batman and Robin (although that one wasn't actually intended to be a comedy) — yet it comes from a studio that has been accused of taking the whole comic book movie thing way too seriously in recent years, with a dour iteration of Superman that divided audiences in Man of Steel and Batman v Superman.
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There are regional differences in presentation—the Chargers are the dynastic property of the dour Spanos family; the Rams belong, like a great many other pro sports teams and nearly a million acres of American land, to a reclusive billionaire named Stan Kroenke; the Nets, when they moved, were owned by a New York real estate developer renowned for his mastery of sketchy subsidy.
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ET * Google, Mattel to report after the close * Twitter jumps after rumors of private equity deal * Indexes down: Dow 0.77 pct, S&P 0.75 pct, Nasdaq 0.73 pct (Updates to open) By Tanya Agrawal Feb 1 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks opened lower on Monday, starting February on a dour note as weak economic data out of China exacerbated concerns about a global slowdown and oil prices resumed their downward spiral.
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