"We talk about where we're going to go, but then whatever ensues, ensues."
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Much drama ensues and glamorous looking weed-smoking ensues, but of course Big Mike prevails in the end, leaving the feds with their tails between their legs.
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And a blood bath — literal and figurative — ensues.
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What ensues is some sloshy conversation ... but it's interesting.
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Hilarity always ensues — and this time is no different.
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A national drama ensues, as the media looks for answers.
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Fact: What ensues ... is definitely gonna give you the feels.
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In China bedlam often ensues in the rush to build.
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Drama, wrestling, and the dark side of female friendship ensues.
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When the tadpoles metamorphose into frogs, however, mass mortality ensues.
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When a rising power challenges an incumbent, carnage often ensues.
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What ensues is an argument no one wanted or expected.
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This memoir documents the heartbreaking, profound, joyful journey that ensues.
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Simple premise ... he switches bodies with Breezy, and hilarity ensues.
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A scuffle ensues, and Jamie is restrained and taken below.
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When a star is born, a chaotic light show ensues.
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The conversation that ensues is almost always full of curiosity.
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What ensues is pretty awesome ... you gotta watch the clip.
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Oftentimes, these two tasks are at odds, and awkwardness ensues.
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Hilarity ensues; Giertz curses, to the chagrin of her advertisers.
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So, when they do, that's when all the excitement ensues.
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That's what the film attempts to discover as hilarity ensues.
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The crew accidentally murders a sex worker and chaos ensues.
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You basically rhyme the two last words and hilarity ensues.
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When they play soccer with South Koreans, linguistic chaos ensues.
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They set out to find her, and reliable hilarity ensues.
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Tracy's composure is put to the test, and chaos ensues.
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Parents let toddlers get ahold of firearms, and tragedy ensues.
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A kind of pyrotechnic exhibition ensues, with gas and explosions.
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It's a comedy writers' room, but plenty of drama ensues.
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Friendship ensues, against the wishes of the snooty Miss Lillabet.
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An adventure to fix the mistake within 24 hours ensues.
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Tensions flare, a screaming match ensues and Nick storms out.
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Invariably the Fed pushes too hard and a recession ensues.
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A standoff ensues ... and this is where things got crazy!!!
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The blossoming romance that ensues is similarly warm and affectionate.
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You take the park to court, of course, and hilarity ensues.
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Yelling ensues, though it's hard to make out what's being said.
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Luckily, when Chris Pratt's hungry-induced delirium sets in, comedy ensues.
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Mishap ensues, and she ends up with ejaculate in her eye.
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Yet what ensues after that is noisy but never remotely clever.
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An all-out brawl almost ensues, but Debbie smooths it over.
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The same 90-second sequence ensues until eight drivers are left.
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Unsurprisingly — this is a CW show — young adult-flavored drama ensues.
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With audio artists creating a soundtrack in the background, chaos ensues.
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We know that story: mass production, global trade, faster innovation ensues.
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Termination seems likely, though perhaps not on the scale that ensues.
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The waves cancel each other out, and a flat line ensues.
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The beating that ensues can be plainly seen on the video.
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Chaos ensues, secrets are revealed, tolerance is learned, Sister Sledge plays.
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A shouting match ensues about one group leaving another group behind.
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If data is issued for an unauthorized purpose, legal liability ensues.
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A criminal decides to take one final job, and chaos ensues.
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Once the floor is opened to press questions, however, chaos ensues.
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There, the Kid uses his mood-altering mojo, and mayhem ensues.
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From there, an elaborate and violent game of Home Alone ensues.
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Incredible tension ensues, and it doesn't let up for six seasons.
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Understandably, the pair is out of their element and chaos ensues.
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A public backlash, often fueled by politically progressive social media, ensues.
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But eventually, something goes wrong, harmony is disrupted and violence ensues.
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Through the playful tension that ensues, the drawing transcends simple mimesis.
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But he speaks it with a heavy accent — and woeful miscommunication ensues.
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What ensues is your classic road trip story with an excellent soundtrack.
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It seems that every time Starbucks releases a new drink, excitement ensues.
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As the bodies pile up, a climate of helplessness and resignation ensues.
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Then mayhem ensues, and the chemical plant itself gets blown to bits.
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But every now and then, something goes wrong and cosmic wreckage ensues.
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More yelling ensues, followed by two loud bangs, then three more bangs.
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The video cuts out for a few seconds as a struggle ensues.
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A debt-poor-health spiral ensues: People in debt worry about it.
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The guitarist is Prince, and what ensues is something like a cyclone.
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While all this chaos ensues aboveground, something equally sinister is happening below.
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Years later, when the siblings meet at the same university, confusion ensues.
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Repulsive sex ensues, along with diabolical mishaps, nudity, violence, and drug benders.
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Hilarity ensues as he's up against a classroom full of rambunctious kids.
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But they're cheaper than years of lawyers if a legal fight ensues.
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What ensues isn't a search for her or a plot for revenge.
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A character named Dez mistakes Roberta for Susan, and a scuffle ensues.
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A vicious cycle ensues: The heart enlarges, so the mitral valve leaks.
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The meal that ensues is the countryside Italian feast of your dreams.
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Under that added stress, in an already overcrowded system, squabbling inevitably ensues.
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It would be nice to say that hilarity ensues, but it doesn't.
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Now, there are two Rudds—er, two Mileses—and hijinks, naturally, ensues.
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When Blue follows him and his mom onto the subway, chaos ensues.
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She hires Rogen's character as her speechwriter and an unlikely romance ensues.
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They fail to reach a final agreement and another Palestinian uprising ensues.
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The cashier—newly appointed "day manager"—isn't having it, and comedic banter ensues.
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You have orbital predictability for a while, but eventually, chaotic diffusion inevitably ensues.
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A trial ensues that complicates and enhances our understanding of Hannah's last months.
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Chaos ensues for a few rounds, punctuated by a polite swapping of partners.
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A group of young men all want to lose their virginity, hilarity ensues.
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We meet up with colleagues at a bar, and typical small chat ensues.
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A chase ensues -- and that's when the WVU fans drops the prison line.
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He also counts on joining protests if a battle over the nomination ensues.
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Eventually, a connection is sparked between Elio and Oliver and a romance ensues.
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What ensues, however, is a strange mash-up of monster and war movies.
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As the camera turns away, more yelling ensues, followed by several loud bangs.
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What ensues forces all of Lily's carefully hidden differences into the harsh light.
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And as a police officer goes to "arrest" a wayward sheep, hilarity ensues.
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A loving parent can never be properly prepared for the suffering that ensues.
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What ensues is a strangely tantalizing journey that explores sexuality and power dynamics.
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Lots of dad-dancing ensues, and it's difficult not to crack a smile.
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Markets think an asset costs this much, but they're wrong, and chaos ensues.
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A debate between her friends and colleagues ensues about how to treat her.
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As they escape the confines of the Tokyo Hyatt, something like love ensues.
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What ensues is a loving send-up of the dinner scene in Mrs.
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But whatever comfort ensues lasts barely a day before the apartments overheat again.
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White Bull goes after Viking's kid, and a patriarchal free-for-all ensues.
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"Nortiness ensues," Turner captioned the same photo that she posted on her Instagram account.
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Some sort of fracas ensues, and Bianca calls out to her partner for help.
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If the nomination is not secured on the first ballot, the convention fight ensues.
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After inhaling, all we can say is that much retching, spitting, and vomiting ensues.
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They decide to keep the cash and dispose of the body, and disaster ensues.
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Panic ensues for the next five minutes until, miraculously, the lights come back on.
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There's a major adrenaline rush that ensues with any great sale (and rightfully so).
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Debate over sausage, egg, and cheese versus bacon, egg, and cheese ensues (sausage forever).
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Without enough lateral friction, a crash ensues and the bike spills onto the road.
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Hilarity ensues as every absurd action cumulates in an amalgamation of intricately choreographed antics.
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The chaos that ensues is batty and blasphemous, but also a blast to watch.
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Patriarch Ratan Tata is now back in charge as a bitter public row ensues.
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When the ex shows up, violence ensues; Julia stabs his leg and runs away.
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To call the fighting that ensues a civil war seems a bit grandiose, though.
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" If trouble ensues, she added, "our fathers can cover us with cash and connections.
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Turns out it's a matter of mistaken identity, and a wild-goose chase ensues.
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Sensing a decline in the value of the yuan, a flight to safety ensues.
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But when a friend's 50th-birthday party turns amusingly violent, existential navel-gazing ensues.
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" Tension over potted plants ensues... "My wife says these remind her of baobab trees.
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When all the species try to share a ride on the broom, trouble ensues.
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A wrenching scene from Remarque ensues, in which Bäumer watches an enemy soldier die.
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The townspeople take them in, and a day of cultural and musical exchange ensues.
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You may find what ensues difficult to watch but impossible to look away from.
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Someone presses their luck a little too far, disaster ensues, and the cycle repeats.
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Untreated, the weak become weaker, the sick become sicker, and a terminal spiral ensues.
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But when a friend's 50th birthday party turns amusingly violent, existential navel-gazing ensues.
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Then a crisis ensues when, out of the blue, Daniel/Deming hears from Michael.
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When enforcement is ineffective, widespread disregard of compliance ensues, leading to immeasurably more pollution.
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The New York Stock Exchange has "circuit breakers" that halt trading when panic ensues.
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The biscuits soak up all the delightful cooking juices and a state of nirvana ensues.
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What ensues is an over-the-top, gory, often hilarious romp through the art world.
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Drama ensues when she realizes his mother could get in the way of their romance.
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The kids are fed snacks and the adults have intermittent conversation while toddler chaos ensues.
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Naturally, adventure ensues and the special concludes with a dance finale featuring an animated Jackson.
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So you can only imagine that once I get out, that's when the heist ensues.
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A very dramatic shootout ensues, and the Marinos sneak out with Wendy, unharmed but spooked.
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Mayhem ensues as the team gets into some more trouble as they're trying to survive.
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A young woman walks up to the organizer, challenging her, and a loud debate ensues.
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A trade war ensues when a foreign country retaliates with trade barriers of its own.
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I already want the 2016 season to begin, just to see the chaos that ensues.
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A long and funny search for a new friend ensues, aided by a matchmaking Marmot.
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A pas de deux ensues, tentative at first, then as confident as liberation can be.
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The formula: Skeptical, modern-minded innocent visits isolated manse, meets ghost; a baleful destiny ensues.
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Globe-spanning intrigue ensues — accompanied, offscreen, by a tsunami of eye-rolling by actual historians.
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Opposing lawyers take up arms, and a custody fight ensues for the Thorpes' only child.
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Weapons are brandished, chaos ensues, and our hero seems to do pretty well for himself.
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What ensues is an intimate and unconventional look at public figures and luminaries than Q&As.
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People are sheep, and tragedy ensues when people stir them into thinking they might be more.
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At the movie's start, he abducts three young women and a reign of psychological terror ensues.
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What ensues is a push and pull between their relationship and the expectations of Nick's family.
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What ensues, though, is essentially a rather low-octane thriller, punctuated by trips down memory lane.
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The games are played, the off-court craziness ensues and the playoffs begin without the Knicks.
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When a rebellious woman (Lawrence) moves into a retirement community where the men rule, havoc ensues.
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A protest ensues around the privatization of Seoul University and a Korea-US free trade agreement.
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Otherwise, epistemological chaos ensues, persuasion becomes impossible, and politics devolves into a raw contest of power.
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Consequently, the soldier ants can expect a good fight, and when battle ensues, injuries are common.
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Despite the moaning that ensues, interruptive affairs like the one between Tottenham and Rochdale are exceptional.
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His secret is found out and chaos ensues, but he gets the girl in the end.
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"A short foot pursuit with inmate Nayeri ensues and he's quickly taken into custody," Hallock said.
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Dr. Cynthia Hale simply mentions Hillary Clinton's name during her invocation, and chaos ensues at DNC.
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Nothing that ensues is particularly plausible, but then, that's part of the charm of the opera.
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Chaos ensues when some of those magical creatures escape and Newt ends up a wanted man.
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Guns place a comforting distance between the person pulling the trigger and the violence that ensues.
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Drama ensues, though the police are left questioning whether it was all just a publicity ploy.
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The blast ruptures the fuel systems, the fuel finds an ignition source, and an inferno ensues.
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At that moment, the attorney-client privilege attaches, even if a more "formal" relationship never ensues.
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There are subversive streaks of feminism amidst the hellfire of the hilarious prank war that ensues.
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After 90 seconds, several officers arrive, a scrum ensues and Gayle is taken to the ground.
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What ensues is a trippy, gory exploration of a haunted house and Mr. Obayashi's imaginative mind.
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Generally after an invitation, a fraught conversation ensues about whether the team will — or should — attend.
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What ensues is a lengthy scene in which the rich make sport of the poor's suffering.
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A pitched battle ensues as they fight their way to their only real possibility for escape.
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The student is Isolde's sister, and the tennis instructor is rather famous, and a scandal ensues.
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In some rare cases, consumer demand gets too high, so sellers raise prices and inflation ensues.
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To be fair, the "hit-your-head and madness ensues" trope isn't completely fiction—far from it.
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Two SWAT officers in a nearby patrol car are among units that respond and a gunbattle ensues.
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Later, she upgrades to a synthetic robot clone of him, and sex, emotional dependency, and creepiness ensues.
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The conversation that ensues suggests that both Arlie and Ollie are capable of "zapping" around this world.
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Reddit community r/CryptoCurrency is directing US-based community members to the Suicide Hotline while panic ensues.
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Might it not be time to put on this show and see what kind of dialogue ensues?
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It's Saturday and I'm at the salon getting in some quality "me time" before the insanity ensues.
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What ensues is pure violence ... with the women wailing on each other as Fowler oversees the action.
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Chaos ensues, Angela throws her cat through the ceiling, and Stanley straight-up has a heart attack.
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Then, a battle ensues and, well, let's just say the hero doesn't always come out on top.
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During most scenes, the narrator briefly speaks, then some physical feat ensues, then the narrator speaks again.
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"Lost Illusions," Honoré de Balzac Boy comes to the city to be a great writer; life ensues.
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What ensues is less a whodunit than a carefully arrived-at anatomy of a mind in meltdown.
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"This will ideally be resolved, amicably, long before any sort of legal battle ensues," adds the insider.
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As soon as a chemical like sulphuric acid hits the skin, a process called coagulation necrosis ensues.
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After the disruption has occurred, chaos ensues as you struggle to make sense of your shattered reality.
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A scuffle ensues in which other men tackle the teenager to the ground while swearing at him.
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" A panic ensues when those people believe "that they are one bad investment away from being broke.
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Next stop: the local court, where a fight for her "best interest" ensues, bogging down the story.
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A violent fight ensues between both sides until Mike finally lets Armando in on the big secret.
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Military stalemate ensues: the Houthis control the port and coalition-backed Yemeni forces mass on the outskirts.
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What ensues is an expletive-filled rant about the Golden Boy ... and it's pretty hilarious -- unless you're Oscar.
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No one can see more than a metre or so ahead, and a strange kind of intimacy ensues.
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What ensues is a panoramic view of countless fireworks shooting from every direction for over half an hour.
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The app responds to sounds with Pikachu noises, so a full-on Pikachu dialogue ensues between the devices.
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Family strife ensues, over-the-top wealth is on display, soapy backstabbing occurs, and incredible food is consumed.
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I'm excited to see how this plot unfolds, and what mayhem at the Marbella ensues because of it.
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Al-Jobouri also wondered whether ISIS will unleash more foreign fighters when the anticipated "Battle of Mosul" ensues.
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The adventure that ensues is on its surface a film about a group of almost-teens fighting back.
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Their individual pursuits eventually lead them all to the same place at the same time, and chaos ensues.
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Instability ensues when more people see the state as a tool of enrichment, or as a rapacious colonizer.
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They are oblivious to their condition until someone tells them, at which point a cognitive crisis usually ensues.
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Whiskey, church sex, and a feast ensues, but we'll let you see how all that unfolds for yourself.
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A meltdown ensues, which, seems completely warranted because Kristin's staff are perpetually on the verge of getting fired.
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Ralph swears he can make it work, but then Nova jumps into the discussion, and more fighting ensues.
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A panel discussion led by four of the most important voices on crypto currencies in the country ensues.
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Big-city chaos ensues in this new adventure, set in Harry Potter's world long before Harry was born.
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We don't see the conversation that ensues, but we don't need to, because we know what will happen.
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The two wake up the next morning trapped in the other's body is when the real madness ensues.
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In it, a Yale freshman from Vermont spends Thanksgiving break in New York City, where something awful ensues.
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However, our dude here does not seem to know how, uh, how chargers work, and a fight ensues.
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Chaos ensues as Ross, who insists he's "fine," invites the other new couple over for a double date.
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There is usually no access to a lawyer, and no opportunity to challenge the decision; deportation quickly ensues.
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Tensions run high, a nasty custody battle ensues, and both their daughters find comfort in the other mother.
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Eventually, some encampments are pushed onto the sidewalks, where a cat-and-mouse ritual ensues with sanitation workers.
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Still, analysis shows there is often a significant lag before a recession hits and an economic downturn ensues.
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What ensues is yet another fantastic tussle with the Mandalorian as he single-handedly takes down the robots.
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What ensues is a lot like the unexpected turn in the pickup, a beguiling hallmark of Offutt's storytelling.
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What ensues, then, is basically a standard road movie, interspersed with a star-studded array of "Ferns" interviews.
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Please allow yourself to take that first step — because when caring is combined with doing, heroism often ensues.
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Complicating things further is the political gray-zone that ensues when militaries become consumers of commercial space services.
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One virus replicates to create a hundred viruses—the infection propagates more infection—and an exponential expansion ensues.
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But a heated custody battle ensues over the divorced couple's son, deepening the wounds left by the separation.
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What ensues is a brisk, well-mounted children's fantasy, with Cornish giving the story an entertainingly apocalyptic spin.
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It's been a balmy winter in New York and so whenever it dips below 65, isolationist hysteria ensues.
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In fact, a whole lot of drama ensues between the contestants with several of them captured crying on camera.
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THE SCENE is becoming familiar: a Facebook executive is hauled before Congress in Washington, DC; a public grilling ensues.
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What ensues is "Rosemary's Baby amped up into a fugue state of self-indulgent solipsism," EW's Chris Nashawaty writes.
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After they break up, Brooke and Gary decide to both stay in their shared condo, and, naturally, chaos ensues.
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You'll also get an inside look at the back-and-forth that ensues before an item is B-approved.
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The billionaire is pro-Brexit after all, so if economic turmoil ensues as a result, voters could blame him.
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It has become a familiar cycle: Trump tweets, chaos ensues, and the scramble is over in time for lunch.
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As chaos and hilarity ensues, fans quickly learn that each astromech has a mind — and personality — of their own.
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In the background, a struggle ensues between the terrifying flying bear Mord and the Magician's army of mutated children.
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And nothing but betrayal and misery ensues as it becomes clear that neither of these romantics has a chance.
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What ensues is a three-hour unfolding of this housing-project comedy: the man falls asleep in the apartment.
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But Leah is cute, and everyone in this movie is around 19 years old, so a romantic relationship ensues.
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Then ensues the wait of 100 or so seconds when he gets to see whether his labor bears fruit.
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BJ's friends immediately help him back to his feet -- and a screaming match ensues between all of the bystanders.
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A mob of white men carrying torches and chanting racist slogans marches into a southern town and violence ensues.
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This also ensues that, unlike a standard music box, the melodies will always be producing different beats and tones.
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While hilarity ensues, the film demonstrates the power of cinema to provide commentary to very sombre issues, like war.
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It follows a group of dancers who drink acid-spiked sangria, and the night of hallucinatory carnage that ensues.
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What ensues is a tragedy upon a tragedy: Most species still alive will disappear without ever having been recorded.
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But his enemies find him there, and in the fight that ensues, B-127's voice box is muted.
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But that's when the strangeness ensues, with those creaky sounds and indications that someone has been inside the house.
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Comedy ensues as they each discover the joys and challenges of being in the body of the opposite gender.
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If a national initiative ensues that promotes acceptance and implementation of these effective interventions, virtually every citizen will benefit.
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Step 4: A tit-for-tat ratcheting-up of tensions ensues, with parties threatening or engaging in aggressive action.
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As gunfire ensues, some parishioners are seen taking cover under their pews while others rush out of the sanctuary.
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A quadruple-forte C-sharp-minor upheaval in the orchestra ensues, with the brass crying doom in falling intervals.
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" If capitalism and its wealthiest winners do not "reclaim some sort of ethical core," she predicted, then "chaos ensues.
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In footage obtained by TMZ Sports, you can see Jaleel throwing a haymaker punch -- while chaos ensues around him.
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An exodus ensues as voters grab their jackets and head out, hoping to be home ahead of an impending snowstorm.
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When asked about the big takeaway from Beneath the Remains, a long pause ensues before a single, succinct thought emerges.
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But when a hurricane interrupts their path, the plane has to take a layover in St. Louis — and hilarity ensues.
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Players enter a soccer emoji into the Messenger field and then if your partner taps it, a mini-game ensues.
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Most of the time, an interim or caretaker CEO is named while a formal search ensues for the new leader.
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Then, frustration at the unnatural, stilted conversation that ensues and having to answer dumb questions like, 'Toothpaste…crazy night planned?
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Richard Hendricks (Thomas Middleditch), the ousted founder, wants to build the product as a platform and thus, the conflict ensues.
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Catherine shares the news with John but he, glassy eyed, lets the story go over his head as panic ensues.
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There's another man (Trevante Rhoades) in bed with the woman, and a scuffle ensues, leaving two bodies in its wake.
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Available July 13 The Break-Up (2006)A couple's break up gets ugly as a fight for their condo ensues.
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What ensues is a scene that most people read as rape, which became a huge issue for a few reasons.
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As tensions rise, something snaps, and a violent clash between the police and the swelling crowd around the bar ensues.
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Related: Bronze Crustaceans and Giant 'Pink Lady' Sculptures Go on Display When Sculptures Kill... Giant Sculpture Escapes Museum, Hilarity Ensues
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But it certainly helps to avoid some of the disgusting mess that normally ensues after you've cut up an avocado.
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Baldwin makes the fact and the circumstances of his existence unmistakably clear, and the moral outrage that ensues feels inevitable.
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A riot ensues, leading to the escape of the players and presumably the off-screen execution of Karl Von Steiner.
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What ensues is a contest over Lance, the clerk who works the copy store's graveyard shift and witnessed Jimmy's machinations.
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If an actual U.S. trade war ensues, then China's economic growth prospects could be negatively impacted in a significant way.
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If the player can get Valygar (or his dead body) to the Planar Sphere, then a classic dungeon crawl ensues.
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A merry chase ensues, across an ocean of billowing blue nightgowns and through a forbidding forest of dark giant clothes.
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What amounts to a quest ensues, one necessary to give Arthur a fighting chance against the forces arrayed against him.
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Senate Bill 912, which would exempt certain agricultural vehicles from certain requirements, comes up—and a small technical drama ensues.
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When women rise to prominence, misogyny often ensues, and by 1500 BC, Goddess-worshipping civilizations had mostly fallen from grace.
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The comedy depicts a day in the life at Shenanigan's diner and the chaos that ensues over a single shift.
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A rogues' gallery of lovers, friends and family ensues, detailed miniatures full of comic touches of malice and exasperated affection.
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A wild ride ensues across the Irish countryside, to a safe house that turns out to be not so safe.
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In the 1924 Viennese ballet "Schlagobers" ("Whipped Cream"), a boy eats too much at a pastry shop, and delirium ensues.
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Even then, unless all senators agree to waive their rights to more debate, 30 hours of post-cloture debate ensues.
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The company must scramble to find celebrities to replace her as the voice of the Amazon Echo, and hilarity ensues.
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If the economy overheats, one or more of those resources nears its limits, scarcity drives prices up and inflation ensues.
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Fauna's sneaking inevitably leads her to Sepp, the man who's been following her, and a chase ensues, jazz-synth music blaring.
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The heartbreak that ensues is slightly melancholy, but it's not overwhelming: The Idiot doesn't bring you in close enough for that.
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The love notes, for Lara Jean's eyes only, wind up in the hands of her five crushes and chaos inevitably ensues.
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A panic ensues, and even with little evidence to parse, the public must find someone to blame to assuage their anxieties.
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Childish Gambino dances with a group of kids as chaos ensues behind them in his music video for "This Is America."
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What ensues is an epic fight, as the film explodes into graphic violence, much of which is played for comedic effect.
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Still, the mass-scale uproar that ensues every time he opens his mouth (or his Twitter app) has felt like overkill.
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The workers tend to have educated spouses, and a cascade ensues as together they demand amenities that attract more such workers.
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War ensues between the new gods and the old, spilling out into crocodile-themed bars and blocky cities and barren highways.
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They almost get caught, but a solar eclipse happens, confusion ensues, and they get away with what they wanted to do.
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Breathtaking photos shared online show just how massive the effects have been as the watch for a more serious eruption ensues.
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The story that ensues — written by Colin Bateman, who hails from Northern Ireland — is the politics of identity in a microcosm.
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Vinberg follows them out of the park, and a dream sequence ensues: The girls don Miu Miu and hit the streets.
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But when a sad-eyed young woman (Sofia Black-D'Elia) hails a ride home, an evening of drugs and sex ensues.
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By that time, physicians will typically go into what's called "expectant management" mode and simply watch and wait until labor ensues.
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Not only does she often run late, but your poor driver — er, doctor — can run only so late before disaster ensues.
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What ensues is ten minutes of shaking, tapping, and despair before an avalanche of tomato sauce descends and ruins your fries.
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What ensues during their mad dash to cover (and clean) up the murder is 19 minutes of pure, black-comedy bliss.
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Madness ensues after four malevolent beings who call themselves the "tethered" and look identical to the Wilson family invade their home.
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But after Freddy catches Laura cheating on her at the Valentine's Day dance, and yet another breakup ensues, Freddy needs help.
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What ensues is an immersion in a moment of political intrigue that sets the scene for the surveillance state of today.
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By the third, when the stakes are highest, and it is do or die, mayhem ensues, favorites tumble, and enthusiasm peaks.
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Wall Street has been largely unperturbed by North Korea's missile tests, but that would almost certainly change if a war ensues.
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A Kid 'n Play-inspired chase ensues through the school's hallways, complete with farcical falls and the sounds of sneakers squeaking.
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The video also features a delightful appearance from a bird named "Birdie Sanders," who minds its business while the chaos ensues.
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The couple ask him to impregnate Zoe "the old-fashioned way," and the encounter that ensues is a cringe-inducing debacle.
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A standoff ensues, in which, to prevent her from eloping with the "whoremonger," her family keeps a close watch over her.
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This undermines both American humanitarian and counterterrorism aims, because the longer the war goes on the more violence and suffering ensues.
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What ensues is a hilarious journey that proves the men may have been looking back at life through rose-colored glasses.
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What ensues is a dance to the death — or, rather, new life — as this blockbuster cast claws their way to victory.
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This Original Six meeting will be a sufficient Rivalry Night because high drama usually ensues when Chicago and New York get together.
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The two bond over their mutual love of root beer barrel candies, and the PG-version of a bromo-erotic courtship ensues.
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"That's critical, but any time you bring together a bunch of different perspectives, creativity ensues," he said at a conference in October.
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Non-stop laughter ensues as the debonair camp counselor encroaches further and further into the less and less oblivious camper's personal space.
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If, as some fear, a trade war now ensues, the consequences for the world could be profound (see cover leader and briefing).
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The only way to stop the trend toward bigger and more elaborate games is to play them so badly that chaos ensues.
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Analysts believe this strategy allows them to take advantage of the chaos that ensues and fill a power vacuum that ultimately results.
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What ensues is a half hour of discussion about sexual assault allegations led by the two characters least suited to articulate it.
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They bump into each other until the tape skips, chaos ensues, and Cady saves the day by singing the song herself. Classic.
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Government shutdown If Congress can't pass a budget to fund the government, the government shuts down -- and political disaster ensues for Republicans.
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Any further drama that ensues at this year's Republican affair will still pale in comparison with the rows and splits of yesteryear.
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What ensues are a series of microaggressions and eerie circumstances that lead to something so sinister that Chris could have never imagined.
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In Part 1, Ciro defends his clan's turf by setting fire to the home of a rival mob boss — and war ensues.
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Two men approach Natt and a confrontation ensues before one of the men kicks Natt, causing him to fall to the ground.
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After Adam shoots two people and flees, a manhunt ensues, and leads Sten to reconsider how best to relate to his son.
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The play portrays the assassination of the historic Roman leader, but focuses on the infighting and strife that ensues among the assassins.
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Every four years, it seems, there comes a time when the United States hits a bad patch in qualifying and panic ensues.
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What ensues is a showcase of Fulci's reputation for blood and guts, a talent that brought the filmmaker international attention and controversy.
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A dismissive laughter that ensues when one of the new elite proposes a more democratic selection of the king tells it all.
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The ramifications of a sustained crude price surge could be even bigger than a disruption in oil supply if a recession ensues.
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If investor demand for bonds is so strong that long-term rates fall below short-term rates, then a recession invariably ensues.
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AND FINALLY ... Fun food Ellie Kemper tries to keep up with a professional chef in the kitchen, and hilarity, of course, ensues.
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I was fortunate to find a nice fill for the symmetrical corner, anchored by HILARITY ENSUES, and moved onto the middle region.
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What ensues is a deeply moving (and entertaining) story of two country's golden boys defying custom and giving "international relations" a new meaning.
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Thanks to YouTuber Jenna Marbles, we've seen the hilarity that ensues when a vlogger asks her boyfriend to narrate one of her tutorials.
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Adventure from the wilds of West London to the South of France ensues, and there's a great nod to Some Like It Hot.
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The Sunni monarchs and dictators keep a tenuous control on their Sunni populace: Each time one falls, terror that threatens the west ensues.
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At the end of each dedication, Fey pops out to thank fans for their kind words, and a whole lot of emotion ensues.
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They travel to New Orleans for Essence Festival, and a bunch of drunken debauchery ensues (it's like The Hangover, except with Black women).
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What ensues is a battle between Starr's roots in her predominantly Black neighborhood versus her everyday life at a mostly white high school.
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Any time the commander-in-chief ventures in and out of New York City, traffic grinds to a halt, and commuter chaos ensues.
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A battle ensues, and Fortuna stuffs death in a stove, ready to the light the match and kill it once and for all.
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When this insurance regime interacts with Detroit's high rates of car theft and the shoddy state of Michigan's roads, a death spiral ensues.
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The premise of The Carmichael Show is a familiar one in the sitcom world: Man meets woman, woman meets man's family, hilarity ensues.
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Harold, played by David Oyelowo, accidentally stumbles into the world of drug lords and the FBI while in Mexico, and presumably hilarity ensues.
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Nicole moves back to Los Angeles with their 8-year-old son to shoot a TV pilot, and a bicoastal custody fight ensues.
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Placing the trivial nonsense that ensues in a country that's experiencing political and economic catastrophe is about as dicey as the movie gets.
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But when a friend's 50th-birthday party turns amusingly violent, life's niggling disappointments explode into vivid relief, and some serious navel-gazing ensues.
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As the film ricochets among London, Nairobi, Nevada, Singapore, Beijing and Hawaii, what ensues is not just a game of bureaucratic buck-passing.
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They discuss nightmare scenarios, dream games, and the hilarity that ensues when this many people crowd a convention center with too many games!
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There then ensues at least five minutes solid chat about cow shit, silage, flavour contamination, and the risk of a dung-smeared udder.
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At La Baracca, neighborly fraternizing over dinner is the norm, and dancing both around and on the long tables generally ensues soon after.
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Worthwhile humanizing ensues, as do plenty of squirm-inducing moments: "Paid consumption experts ... help their clients become acclimated to certain levels of spending."
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There's no denying the fervor of the conflict that ensues, up and down the stairwells of the projects, but do we need it?
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Like its first two predecessors, it doesn't overcomplicate the formula: There's a killer cyborg, an innocent target and an overmatched guardian; mayhem ensues.
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Anytime humans discover new resources or new markets violence ensues, unless there is predictability and rule of law enforced by a guardian force.
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The King's survey finally comes to a head when he realizes the answer is out of his reach and an intergalactic meltdown ensues.
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In Deepwater Horizon, it's more complicated: The engineers know something is off, but profit margins won't let them follow their instincts, and catastrophe ensues.
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What ensues is a hummingbird-esque display of what the human body is capable of, all documented by an "unofficial counter" in the back.
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An argument ensues — and it becomes so heated that they don't even notice when Medine joins their ride, also wearing the exact same thing.
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What ensues is priceless: William starts gesturing at Kim, touching the air in front of her body, getting a vibe (?) of what's going on.
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Here, Sabina (Stewart) suits up at a Turkish derby, where the trio tail a target until "chaos ensues, as it always does," Banks teases.
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When they discover a transport ship that's been missing for centuries and rescue a cryogenically frozen woman named Aurora Jie-Lin O'Malley, trouble ensues.
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Light ensues once again, final pictures and videos are taken, a few more cheers can be heard and lots of smiles can be seen.
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What ensues is an absolutely bonkers narrative that would have been simpler, healthier, and way less expensive if everyone had just gone to therapy.
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Mr Obioma's debut, a tale of four brothers who play truant and go fishing—and the trouble that ensues—was a hit in 2015.
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But when two fluffy clouds collide, the destruction that ensues is so gentle and peaceful it somehow ends up being incredibly relaxing and soothing.
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Instead, Simon tries to become a hero, and the character arc that ensues is one of the most purely tragic storylines on the show.
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What ensues is another type of scavenger hunt as they follow him from place to place, like a karaoke bar and a movie theater.
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One coworker loses a tooth, chaos ensues as another coworker fishes in her mouth to help, and I try not to react too viscerally.
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After a brief conversation in which Tensing asks for DuBose's driver's license, the officer tries to open the driver's door and a commotion ensues.
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She turns the tables on him in the cat-and-mouse game that ensues, and he begins to question his devotion to the law.
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In the middle of the interview, Trump's granddaughter wanders into the Oval Office and this incredible exchange ensues: ARABELLA KUSHNER: [enters room] Hi, Grandpa.
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What ensues from there, though, is mostly a mess, one that largely squanders topnotch actors (Helen Mirren, Richard E. Grant) hidden under flamboyant costumes.
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A modern-day Sherlock Holmes-type figure called "L" immediately begins to hunt Light, and a deathly battle of wits between the two ensues.
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The sickness that ensues at this stage could be viewed as a "meta-sickness"—it does not itself kill, but instead invites in killers.
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" Some cross-talk ensues in which Gillis remarks on his frequent use of that slur, before directing it to Sanders: "That Jew c---k?
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 41%Synopsis: In 1937, a war between China and Japan ensues and the Imperial Army overruns the capital city of China.
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What ensues is a lot of shady corporate dealings, familial nepotism, cutthroat sibling rivalry, and big money power moves that leave behind many casualties.
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A dead body ensues (we won't say whose), but "once you begin to pick at the seams," we are told, "all deaths are unresolved."
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What should be a routine patrol stop quickly escalates when the officer pulls his gun, a struggle ensues, and the cop winds up dead.
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A love triangle soon ensues, with Vonnie making an unexpected choice and Bobby quickly trading Los Angeles for Allen's romanticized version of New York.
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Then it looks like the sun might be destroyed, so a more and more grand mission to steal key codes and a space ship ensues.
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However, the camera soon follows her there, and what ensues is a cacophony of little kid chatter and West chatter that totally derails the video.
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What ensues between him and a man who turns out to be an F.B.I. informant is less benign than Bilal has led Eric to believe.
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A white Midwestern family moves to a black LA neighborhood (next door to Cedric's family), comedy ensues as the families deal with the culture shock.
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Unsurprisingly, a love triangle ensues when Ricky (Joshua Bassett), a charismatic skater, auditions for the musical in an attempt to win back his ex Nini.
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What ensues is both hilarious and painful as they cough, squirm and fight back tears—yet still managing to churn out a practically flawless performance.
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A wrenching tug-of-war ensues as Jesse counts out the cash he has to offer and falls just $1,800 short of Ed's price tag.
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But what ensues instead is a scathingly farcical scene: Sinclair comforts Claudio, and then, while quoting biblical references, reveals himself to be even more corrupt.
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In each episode, the porno posse reads a chapter of Rocky's series, Belinda Blinked, and the chaos that ensues is the most hilarious filth imaginable.
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In the midst of the total anarchy that ensues, Salemites are looking for someone to blame, and Lily and her friends are an easy target.
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While the central character discovers that he has, perhaps inevitably, an evil twin, the fraternal bonding that ensues isn't despicable as much as simply tiresome.
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The scavenger hunt that ensues every time a rogue tab starts delivering an autoplay video without warning could soon be a thing of the past.
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A whirlwind romance ensues, despite the skepticism -- when not outright hostility -- of her friends and family, understandably concerned that it's all too soon, too fast.
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A change in the last letter of the movie title leads to a change in the description of the movie and, of course, hilarity ensues.
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What ensues may remind you of "The Sorcerer's Apprentice": Paddington progressively ruins every room of Peter R. Feuchtwanger and David Goldstein's ingenious two-level set.
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A lot of games begin with the idea of home, and the action that ensues is either about defending it, losing it, or reexamining it.
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What ensues is less a portrait of America and more a portrait of Barry's self-delusions — and by extension, the delusions of his entire class.
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An addicting reward cycle ensues: We get stressed, and comfort food quite literally, physiologically, comforts us, and then we indulge in it to alleviate our stress.
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What ensues is quite probably the cheeriest version of this song ever committed to video, cementing the power of Chappelle's ability to make literally anything funny.
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What ensues is a story of the lengths people will go to when there's nowhere left to turn, and what it really means to be family.
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A Star Is Born centers on a country music star Jackson (Cooper) as he helps aspiring entertainer Ally (Germanotta) find fame as a complicated relationship ensues.
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If the defense invokes that right, a lengthy process ensues to determine how the case will proceed, according to Bob Grant, a former Colorado district attorney.
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"Wahala ensues," Nnedi Okorafor, the Nigerian-American writer behind the comic, told BuzzFeed News, using Nigerian slang for trouble, chaos, and shit generally hitting the fan.
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As the drama between exes Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna ensues, his famous family is encouraging him to remain focused on what's most important: his daughter.
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Of course, simply having an ad show up on your screen is a far cry from the cacophony that ensues in the aforementioned Black Mirror episode.
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A scuffle ensues, and Archibald ends up dead, his body carried off to be used in the dance ritual that's still going on in the background.
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Light filters through the installation's outer plastic membrane and visitors are showered in the various colours; an intense experience which ensues perceptual wonder and body awareness.
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The international community should be prepared to react constructively if a popular uprising ensues in the coming weeks and security forces support a return to democracy.
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A mad shark hunt ensues as tensions between the police department and the mayor's office escalate over whether or not to shut down the island's beaches.
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What ensues is an exuberantly paced quest narrative that begs to be devoured like candy and refuses any hard questions or contemplation on the reader's part.
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Using the feature reminds me of a begone time when I genuinely enjoyed communicating with strangers on the internet and all the wonderful weirdness that ensues.
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Blindfolds, screaming and glitter galore ensues (because according to Brown, "There's never too much glitter"), but ultimately only one celeb mom can come home the winner.
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What ensues is a quietly electrifying rendition of "Being Alive" that might not be structurally necessary, but offers a reflective moment of respite and simple beauty.
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What ensues initially looks like a standard-issue road movie, with the three getting into mild misadventures and marveling over (relatively) new technology, like mobile phones.
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Eventually, the drugs take over and a downward spiral ensues, shattering their lives and destroying the bonds they share with those around—and with them society.
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In the footage, two people approach the 71-year-old and a confrontation ensues before they begin kicking Natt, causing him to fall to the ground.
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A highlight is "The Bones of Louella Brown" in which the bones of a black servant are commingled with those of a Boston Brahman — panic ensues.
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What ensues is a painful stretch of pregnant pauses and uncomfortable silences, in a movie that runs less than 90 minutes but feels much, much longer.
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While navigating the mayhem that ensues and trying to make Josh jealous, she ends up in a fake relationship with Peter, a popular but kindhearted jock.
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She presides over a tournament to find the best knight in the land; drama ensues when a knight who has been acting dishonorably challenges her authority.
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And the truth is we don't need it: Their intimacy is built in the silences, like the one that ensues the first time Janice calls him cute.
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But when you look at what actually happens, the gun violence that ensues is far more likely to be used against women than in protection of women.
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Chaos ensues before she accidentally shoots, narrowly missing Robert's head; no one is hurt, but all of the turmoil is enough to give Nick a heart attack.
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This allows them to proactively reach out to ensure legal, adequate coverage before disaster ensues, such as an uncovered accident—a better outcome for all parties involved.
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The best bit is undoubtedly when they fill the bottles with different coloured liquids so you get to watch the glorious slow-mo technicolour explosion that ensues.
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After a man is taken in by the cops without warning, what ensues is a formally experimental procedural whodunit that takes place primarily inside one interrogation room.
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What ensues balances on the fulcrum of audio recordings that Marnie's mother made while hiking along the route that Lewis and Clark took to the Pacific Ocean.
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Once a Dutch "The Rite of Spring" (Exton) shakes off its lugubrious beginning, the violence that ensues is notable for the control with which it is dispatched.
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The viral trend has users texting phone numbers that are one digit away from theirs and seeing what kinds of responses they get and what hilarity ensues.
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He does this by casually incorporating it into his videos under the guise of shock humor, then shrugging off any offense as an "oopsie" when outcry ensues.
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What ensues is not at all a run-of-the-mill Christmas movie, but instead an endearing and enjoyable movie that's both completely predictable and extremely surprising.
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That is, the U.S. is embracing reality and every time the U.S. has embraced realities instead of hopeful fictions in the Arab-Israeli conflict, peace eventually ensues.
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And all kinds of other ridiculousness ensues, leading to the trailer breaking a viewing record by garnering more than 139 million views in its first 24 hours.
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In Jutland, "Open Me" transforms from a well-written and recognizable Bildungsroman (younger woman meets older man abroad, education ensues) into something much darker, and more interesting.
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A round robin of suspicion and seduction ensues in "The Beguiled" (out June 23), the film that won Sofia Coppola best-director honors last month at Cannes.
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But as heat continues to mount, as fires spread, and as more destruction ensues, the need for Australia to limit its emissions will only grow more urgent.
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A net 36 percent said the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield will have to rise above 3.5 percent US10YT=RR before a bear market in stocks ensues.
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Even for those who do, the chaos that ensues on the Friday after Thanksgiving — and nowadays, for weeks before and after — can be a lot to handle.
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What ensues is chaotic, to say the least, mixing juvenile dialogue and macho putdowns with frantic action sequences that become less exciting as they grow more ridiculous.
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Here is some of what ensues: The two desert gangs in question are the Rabbits, mostly women and children, peaceful; and the Bears, mostly men, aggressive and violent.
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He sees them coming and tries crossing back over to Canada, and a hilarious tug-of-war across the line between U.S. customs officials and Canadian guards ensues.
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Good dating etiquette—sending messages to people when warranted, responding to them, behaving nicely if a date ensues—will be rewarded with an in-app currency called Stars.
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When B. gets off work, he joins us at the table and hilarious chaos ensues as we scream over the already loud music and voices in the bar.
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If the score is even after five penalties a side then "sudden death" ensues: victory is achieved by a single winning kick that is not successfully replied to.
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The young girl happens to be a Matilda-like genius (minus the whole telekinesis thing), and conflict ensues when his mother (Lindsay Duncan) tries to snatch away custody.
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Either way, as the debate ensues over active management and passive management, it's apparent that the active managers are helping support the passive management industry through their holdings.
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Of course the hour that ensues isn't uniformly ideological—this is music, their first in decades and their last ever, and music's impulses and necessities are their heart.
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And when Sesto sings, "Oh gods, what power you have given to beauty," a line is drawn between the beauty of the music and the violence that ensues.
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Technology advancements will continue apace, but unless we do much more to assure that security is designed in, we will suffer the consequences of the havoc that ensues.
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The festivities kick off at six-thirty, with a dance lesson; then, at seven-fifteen, the Baby Soda Jazz Band starts to play and a dance party ensues.
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The music becomes increasingly distorted and intense, and a battle ensues between the bass (representing diminishing land area) and the drums (rising sea level) that is emotionally jarring.
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Light drama and surrealism ensues, and with it, a sculpted soundtrack of cuts edited from the album intermingled with sound effects that coincide with scenes from the film.
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A negotiation between the administration and Congress then ensues, each side adds some conditions, maybe the Palestinians make a gesture, and the bulk of the assistance goes through.
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The story that ensues is told from ground level, with dust rising, yet the moral vantage is from 30,000 feet as history stumbles forward with lust and ignorance.
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So ensues a domino effect of uncomfortable social exchanges that at best sour someone's day and at worst deem a relationship dead before it's had a fair shot.
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When the outlaw vanishes, then returns years later as a humble stranger quietly performing acts of repentance, a confrontation ensues, illuminating the murky fog of real-world forgiveness.
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"If a true price war ensues, there will be plenty of pain in the oil markets," Badr Jafar, president of Emirati oil company Crescent Petroleum told the Times.
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Organizations like the Council on Competitiveness are bringing together leaders from these groups to pave the path forward for competitiveness in bioscience and the manufacturing potential that ensues.
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The inspiration for this one came after watching the "Communication Studies" episode of "Community," where Britta leaves a drunk message on Jeff's voice mail (hilarity, of course, ensues).
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The battle of wills that ensues — a two-front war for Alma, who must contend with both Woodcock siblings — is the film's dramatic furnace and its comic engine.
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But before the new cast moves into the house (and the chaos ensues), we're taking a look back at all the couples who really did find their perfect match.
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A fascinating performance ensues, musicians creating a glorious cacophony that wouldn't be out of a place in the soundtrack to a horror film or a dystopian sci-fi fantasy.
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Just in case while you're on your yacht in Bali with your other ludicrously rich buddies, you take off your Meca-10 P2P and a hilarious watch mixup ensues.
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Don't get us wrong, each of the aforementioned things — or people — are lovely on their own, but when you put them together, there's no stopping the magic that ensues.
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What ensues will be so painfully familiar to anyone who has been in an online relationship that it seems beyond doubt it must have been based on lived experience.
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And as temperatures rise, Trump, his Cabinet, and the entire national security apparatus will increasingly have to contend with rising seas, more intense weather, and the devastation that ensues.
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The relationship that ensues is not sexual, but instead proves to be a deep comradeship forged by different minds who each passionately pursue the challenges of their individual artistry.
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After Brenton Butler (Daykwon Gaines), a black teenager from Jersey City, is run over by a white police officer (Beau Knapp), a cover-up ensues and racial tensions explode.
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What ensues are systems of justice and practices that assume "no fault" of either party, or complex legal systems requiring a "preponderance of evidence," whose definition varies by state.
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Chaos ensues, flamethrowers are broken out and used, and at least one of the US soldiers appears to be injected with whatever serum the Germans have been playing with.
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He scrunches his eyebrows together and glares at my parents as if to say "not this again" — the kid-menu debacle that automatically ensues when you have Down syndrome.
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Without regular order, chaos ensues when legislation stalls because it's been written behind closed doors, under closed rules with no opportunity for all members of Congress to offer amendments.
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What ensues is Rebecca's agonized regimen as she approaches labor, accompanied by the simmering antagonism between Paraiti and Maraea, who condescendingly refuses to address Paraiti in their native tongue.
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"If a true price war ensues, there will be plenty of pain in the oil markets," said Badr Jafar, president of Crescent Petroleum, a United Arab Emirates oil company.
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The main questions for oil markets are whether a wider military conflict ensues, thereby threatening even more of the Gulf's output, and how fast Saudi Arabia can resume production.
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Mr. Trump's broad interpretation of executive authority is novel and is likely to be tested if a court battle ensues over whether he could be ordered to answer questions.
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Mobility is much harder than people realize, so initial release was likely delayed, and to make the deadline, they cut the process of comprehensive testing and then chaos ensues.
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A giant debate ensues, Apple reaps a fat reward in terms of publicity (proof: this article), and in the end you either buy the damn thing or you don't.
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What ensues is a power struggle between Jackson and Levy as they try to find their new places both on and off-screen in this turbulent time of transition.
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Essentially, the movie focuses on a boarding school in the South during the Civil War where tension ensues when a wounded enemy soldier stays with the women at the school.
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An artist's representation of a black hole eating a star and spewing a jetIllustration: Sophia Dagnello, NRAO/AUI/NSFWhen a star meets the gravity of a black hole, chaos ensues.
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The romance that ensues may be pretty standard fare, but Morrison and Kidman are talented enough to make it funny and — when circumstances inevitably pull them apart — a little sad.
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What ensues is actually a touching and grave exchange, where Daryl apologizes for what's been tormenting him since the moment he was hauled away by the Saviors in episode one.
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Donald Trump isn't great at spelling â€" or Twitter for that matter â€" so it's no surprise that when he tries to do both at the same time, disaster ensues.
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What ensues is a hilarious juxtaposition between smiling faces and downright unpleasant words that are 100% genuine quotes said by Trump during his time on the campaign trail and beyond.
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When the conflict between Charles and his government is made public, chaos ensues that forces a nation as well as a king to wonder just who and what they are.
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As an uptight wife and mother, Kathryn isn't exactly the most nature-oriented person, nor the most flexible when it comes to the chaos that ensues around the outdoor celebration.
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The news has aggravated food shortages in grocery stores and more ATM machines have gone out of service as Haitians try to stock up on supplies before potential chaos ensues.
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Tension ensues as her character, Beatriz, goes head to head with Doug, played by John Lithgow, a self-satisfied billionaire real estate developer with whom she has nothing in common.
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An intense, heart-racing rooftop chase between Limon, Escobar, Murphy, and the Search Bloc ensues — and then, here we are, the moment we've all been waiting for:Pablo has been shot.
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A bloody battle ensues and one dog gets his ear savagely bitten off, but the scene still somehow manages to look like a delight since, you know, it's Wes Anderson.
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The most cheerfully frantic moment of Michael Bublé's Carpool episode has to be the "scat battle" that ensues when Corden's dad hitches a lift with his saxophone (6:20 below).
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First, the ISA is preparing regulations to prevent the ecological shit show that usually ensues when humans try to get their hands on a new chunk of Earth's raw materials.
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Exactly how high the water gets — and how much damage ensues — is not yet clear, since it depends on the timing of the strongest winds, wind direction and other factors.
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But things start to get pretty crazy after a few glasses of the good stuff, and let's just say a Lady and the Tramp-like moment with a giraffe ensues.
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But the opposite is also true: If too many people use too much and adverse selection ensues, it can lead to a "death spiral" where insurance becomes unaffordable for everyone.
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An epic fight ensues, or at least an epic fight in terms of what the Infinity Engine could do in 1998, and the adoptive father lies dead on the ground.
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The film follows two disparate Korean families, one rich and one poor, and all that ensues when the poor family cons its way into the lives of the wealthier one.
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With the unpredictability of congressional schedules and the stress that ensues for association staff, legislative staff and constituent attendees, these underutilized apps offer solutions to real problems at reasonable costs.
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Unidentified men carrying clubs attack a group of men who seem to have commandeered the freight train, and a fight ensues with sticks, hurled stones and a buzzing chain saw.
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But how far will he go to save humankind, along with those already infected, and can he do it before an all-out blood war ensues between humans and vampires?
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Out on the frontier, he had seen the chaos and anarchy that ensues when it's every man for himself, when society is just a bunch of individuals searching for gain.
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"Frustration can't always remain peaceful, and this was my way of expressing my indignation and also understanding why chaos ensues when people feel like they're not being heard," she said.
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The scene that ensues is a master class in slowly building romantic tension and the catharsis of relief, and in how to marry a romantic arc to a character arc.
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What ensues is an absolute delight, an argument on the radio reminiscent of the sort of debate football fans used to have in pubs before the invention of the smartphone.
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But if someone does and a disaster ensues, it would be the result of human negligence and stupidity, not because the robots had a philosophical revelation about how bad humans are.
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The basics of the story are these: Newt comes to America with his suitcase full of fantastic beasts to repatriate one of said fantastic beasts, when another escapes and chaos ensues.
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Even though it's clear the passengers were shocked by the massive splash and whale sighting, the laughter that ensues after the shock wears off suggests that everyone seemed to enjoy themselves.
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Apparently, there's a small Canadian town that is actually on the US side of the border, meaning that it falls under the Troopers' jurisdiction, and general hilarity ensues during the handoff.
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Once the snatcher emerges, carnage ensues, forcing the duo to enlist the help of a conspiracy theory–obsessed alpaca farmer to put an end to it before all hell breaks loose.
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If it does, then, as soon as it does, a 30-month "stay" period ensues automatically, during which time the FDA is not allowed to approve the generic drug for marketing.
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Coined as "the ultimate immersive pillow" with a cocoon feel, the Ostrich Pillow is supposedly perfect for catching some z's at work, during a long flight, or wherever a yawn ensues.
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As the play ensues, the reigning MVP drifts closer and closer towards the basket, until Wilson Chandler comes down to (barely) set a screen that Westbrook opts not to fight through.
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So when Coriolanus, the hero of a recent war against the neighboring Volsci, seeks to become Rome's consul without any love for the people he would rule, disaster ensues for both.
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Exercising itself is a struggle: Running or hiking — a favorite pastime for my peers — clearly isn't possible, and sometimes when I try to go without the mobility scooter, a fall ensues.
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The director Peter Farrelly narrates the conflict that ensues when Tony takes a jade stone he found on the ground in front of a box of the same stones for sale.
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Dear Sugars When a rural couple turns their home into a mini-animal rescue — five special-needs dogs, a cat, four kittens, two goats and a pair of pigs — chaos ensues.
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Often, the lawmaker representing the district where the tragedy occurred delivers a speech mourning the victims, a brief moment of silence ensues, then Congress carries on with its previously scheduled business.
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Midway through the series of books, and I actually did not know this before I read them, Wimsey meets a plain but brilliant young novelist named Harriet Vane, and romance ensues.
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It is only if an indictment issues and a trial ensues that we will find out what witnesses said — because Mueller is a thoroughgoing professional and there will be no leaks.
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For the past six years, we've been told that he's on a collision course with Earth's Mightiest Heroes, setting us up for the chaos that ensues in this long-heralded culmination.
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We know that they are as intelligent as humans, and the technicians admit that they don't fully understand how the robots work—which sets us up for the chaos that ensues.
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The pair, whose fans include Gwyneth Paltrow, Reese Witherspoon and Mandy Moore, dive into their clients' most personal spaces — closets, kitchen pantries and bathroom cabinets — and hilarity inevitably ensues along the way.
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Some GOP lawmakers worry that in an effort to please their base with a repeal, they could be blamed if Americans are left without health insurance and chaos ensues the healthcare market.
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As exciting — and perhaps slightly embarrassing — as that moment was, there's a certain triumph that ensues from locking your girls into wires, padding, and lace, day by day, during your teen years.
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Now, I'm familiar with the usual "can I steal her?" drama that ensues between contestants on night one, but i've never seen it escalate beyond a few eye rolls and heavy pouting.
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As a working single mom, I know the chaos that ensues when I need to be out of my apartment — in heels, on a bus to New York City — at 7 a.m.
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"He's wonderful ... You bring me just the best stuff" Some sniping ensues between Topaz and Valkyrie, and at the end of it all, the Grandmaster's paid Valkyrie ten million units for Thor.
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Violence ensues, sirens blare, and every man—Earn included—looks down at the floor, not so much to avert their eyes but to admonish themselves for having forgotten themselves and their surroundings.
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What ensues is not only a deft exploration of what happens when love and power (acknowledged or not) collide but also an excavation of a newly common kind of political-academic talk.
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Without fail, it always goes the same way for me: slight panic ensues; the hunt for a tampon begins; and then I constantly check my pants in the mirror for blatant leakage.
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Generally speaking as someone in the 99th percentile of NBA-game watchers, eight or nine teams are currently, um, unwatchable, and a sad hilarity ensues when they square off against each other.
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If the trade war ensues, with Mr. Trump making good on his threat to slap Canadian-made automobiles with a tax, then many more will join them, according to a recent poll.
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What ensues is a messy story of Soviet scientists (played by Jared Harris and Emily Watson) desperately trying to find the cause of the blast and convincing politicians of its devastating consequences.
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But when he gloats about killing a rhinoceros, displaying the carcass on his phone, her placid demeanor cracks and a war of wits ensues with race, inequality and immigration at its core.
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When the poor family gains the illusion of the upper hand, havoc ensues, and it becomes clear that Parasite is a dark indictment of the upper class and the damage they cause.
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School-age children will often have questions about the animal's death, and the back-and-forth that ensues may open up larger conversations about love, loss and what happens after we die.
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It's not entirely clear what a floor revolt would look like, but Kendal Unruh, a Colorado delegate who co-founded Free the Delegates, places the blame on the RNC if chaos ensues.
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Williams, Watson and Witten each attempt to create their daughters' requested hairstyle — twisted pigtails, braided pigtails, a ballerina bun and a princess puff — and hilarity (along with some surprisingly well-done styles!) ensues.
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The sequence it could follow is discernable: a rocket hits a house in southern Israel, a heavy response ensues, creating a repeat of the events of 2014—only this time it expands rapidly.
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What ensues follows the familiar rhythms of fairy-tale logic: Wishes manifest themselves in unsettlingly literal ways; trees planted on the graves of virtuous mothers bestow gifts; everything comes in sets of three.
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What ensues is a powerful story that touches on the intersection of sex, race, and power, and how the "reputation" of an individual, whether a lawyer or a defendant, often clouds fair proceedings.
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Thus ensues a little comedy in the transfer of stones between cupped hand, pocket and mouth, a little routine about desire and dissatisfaction and existential absurdity that evokes the laughter of self-recognition.
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Her annoyed parents condemn her to staying home while they take a family trip, and basic horror-movie stuff ensues as the polite gentleman (Bill Sage) turns out not to be so polite.
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What ensues is the most harrowing battle Pickle Rick has ever faced: the fight to undermine all the silly ideas this therapist has put in his daughter and grandchildrens' heads about healthy relationships.
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If chaos ensues in the Big 12, with its four top teams beating one another in irregular fashion, then missing the playoff for the third time in four seasons is a strong possibility.
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As he gloats about killing a rhino, displaying the carcass on his phone, her placid demeanor cracks and a war of wits ensues — a tangle of race, inequality and immigration at its core.
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What ensues from there, though, is a tale of trial and error, of additional death and quiet grief as these men in their not-always-magnificent flying machines try to break Earth's bonds.
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A raucous argument ensues: about revolution versus incrementalism, the power of satire versus the power of straight talk, the question of whether they should simply get the job done or abandon it altogether.
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While connecting with her adoptive parents, Prairie (the OA, aka Original Angel) bonds with a group of teen boys, narrating the story of her disappearance while NDEs (near death experiences) and dimension travel ensues.
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What ensues throughout their passive-aggressive (and, at times, aggressive) reunion is an unflinching look at the different paths to becoming a parent, and indeed, whether or not to be a parent at all.
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Given that the monsters are maddened and apparently indestructible, a series of escalating conflicts ensues, with Davis desperately trying to calm George down or acquire a cure from Energyne before the ape is killed.
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It was that scene — the one between Yara and her brother Theon Greyjoy (Alfie Allen) when the two siblings reunited for the first time since childhood and lots of awkward and inappropriate touching ensues.
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A tug of war ensues, and as noise from the horrified crowd builds, an officer brandishes a yellow stun gun and begins to point it around the room, a government welfare office in Brooklyn.
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She went on, "Give the big picture, make points to motivate the idea, and punt all the objections to the Q. & A. What ensues is a very lively Q. & A." Chuang knitted her brow.
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Skipping school and running drugs for Linden, who runs the main gang in town, Daniel is well on his way, when a rival drug dealer, Bruce, returns from prison and a violent showdown ensues.
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Some classic Alexis/David back-and-forth ensues, but I'm too distracted by the epic black-and-white checkered shorts and sweater combo Dan Levy is wearing the shit out of to pay attention.
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It is also fueled by economic desperation, the impact of climate change in the region and a host of other challenges that this administration is ignoring as it grapples with the migration that ensues.
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A dastardly plot ensues, involving multiple "zombifications" at the hands of evil Haitians — but in the end, the white couple emerges unharmed, and the voodoo master is pushed off a cliff to his death.
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We've all experienced that moment of panic that ensues right as it finally gets warm and a quick glance at our closets results in only one thought: Oh my god, I have nothing to wear.
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Kaling is set to adapt Four Weddings and a Funeral for Hulu, and recently announced she's teaming up with Priyanka Chopra for a comedy about the culture clash that ensues during a traditional Indian wedding.
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Not to mention the battle that ensues when you try to re-style the plastic person, dodging pins and needles that were once holding everything in place and are now scattered all over the floor.
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To that end, here is a list of books about America's history of racism and its contributions to Nazi Germany — and the violence that inevitably ensues when these ideologies are allowed to flourish and thrive.
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Even if the Taliban fail to gain total control and a civil war ensues, it will benefit terrorism, allowing the reemergence of terrorist safe havens that the U.S. has successfully targeted in the last decade.
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What ensues, though, is a dizzying exercise in out-of-control addiction, allowing Cumberbatch to play drunk/stoned/high in a manner that's no longer the laugh line it was back in Foster Brooks' heyday.
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A conversation ensues between a customer and Genius Bar employee, the term "double dongle" is coined and the former grimaces like someone just explained the plot of Human Centipede to him for the first time.
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TMZ Sports has obtained footage of the LeSean McCoy bar fight video -- in which you can see the NFL star's face ... as mayhem ensues in a brawl that left 2 off-duty cops badly injured.
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But a bigger problem, he told me, is that the Food and Drug Administration isn't organized to address diseases that might stem from long-term tweaking of our microbes and the chronic inflammation that ensues.
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She was talking about the horror-movie-cum-racial-commentary written and directed by her husband, Jordan Peele, which follows a biracial couple who visit the home of the girlfriend's white family, where terror ensues.
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Roy points out that this also requires false stories to become especially false because a story that contradicts a lot of what you know is more likely to be surprising—a fake news arms race ensues.
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What ensues is a bit of well-done fight choreography, in which Jesus deftly dances around Morgan, deflects his staff swings, and redirects his aggression toward the real issue at hand: the execution of unarmed prisoners.
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After the lights go out in the courtroom and chaos ensues, the witnesses are shown to be dead and Cardi is whisked away to prison, where she ends up drowning her cellmate in their toilet bowl.
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A familiar ballet ensues: the victim's history of drug infractions preoccupy the media, an aggrieved community marches in protest and a grand jury declines to indict the officer, which leads to more and more fervent agitation.
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A "this firm ain't big enough for the both of us" battle ensues that sends Wendy in search of a stiff drink — not least because she recognizes its similarities with the war between Chuck and Bobby.
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What ensues is a sort of "the floor is lava" type game but instead of lava, the floor is inundated with walkers that the gang has to leap over as they navigate from stalagmite to stalagmite.
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The First Order pursues the surviving Resistance fighters to Crait where an epic battle ensues; Poe, Rose, Finn, Rey, Chewie, and the rest of The Resistance battle Kylo, Hux, and the rest of The First Order.
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We're looking forward to the chaos that ensues as the unit bands together to save their captain and star detective from the Mafia — most likely in time for the promised New Girl crossover planned for October 11.
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Sure you can solve this problem by buying a pint at your local store, but if the walk home is longer than five minutes, more ice cream soup ensues and now it's all over your other groceries.
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When some of them are sucked into the drug trade and violence ensues, Vera flees to St. Louis, where she takes a teaching job at a local public school, a white woman in a mostly black neighborhood.
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Hilarity ensues — it's an Emma Stone comedy, after all — and everything works out in the end after some self discovery, a pretty smokin' corset-and-pin situation, and many many references to Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter.
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"When the blood sugar level rises rapidly, this signals your body to release insulin into the bloodstream and, after a brief sugar rush, a rapid decrease in the blood sugar levels ensues, causing energy levels to crash."
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It traces the turmoil that ensues as British and Indian leaders grapple with the issue of independence and looks at its effect on the Indian staff - both Hindu and Muslim - at the residence of the film's title.
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He added that the U.S. would likely be hurt more than China if a trade war ensues, given how China's retaliation can be on multiple fronts and the U.S. is involved in more than one trade spat.
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Turns out it is, in fact, possible to enjoy yourself without drinking, and when an urge ensues (usually around the end of week two for me) there is a bevy of apps and resources to help motivate.
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Even if a panic ensues, and pensions have to pull money out of the market, and companies stop their share repurchases, Buffett suggests retail investors should take a page out of his 2008-09 playbook, and be buying.
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"No holds barred on Pages 8 and 9 either, where apparently 'this fits in here...' (sounds easy enough) and then what can only be described as a child-friendly Kama Sutra guide ensues on Page 10!" she continued.
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"According to legend, it was in Mokha, a port city on the Yemeni coast, that the bean was first brewed," Eggers writes as this discovery ensues, going on at some length to offer a potted history of coffee.
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Following the lead of other patients with cancer, I have composed two different documents to buffer my girls from the misery that ensues when a parent dies: letters my daughters will receive before and probably after my demise.
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The role could absorb it, though; when Evan tries to comfort the family of Connor, a schoolmate who has committed suicide, their need for information gets tangled with his need to be noticed and a moral nightmare ensues.
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For many Americans – myself included -- it is almost a weekly, or even daily, occurrence that we open our mailbox or answer our phone, and a high-pressure sales pitch ensues urging us to put solar on our roof.
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Creatures such as bears, cats, and raccoons dance on screen, forming kaleidoscopic patterns until violent fighting breaks out, with plenty of beheadings and bludgeoning; chaos ensues — and then comes a burst of cherry blossoms to end it all.
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The selection process is at least partly subjective, and half the fun—at least for fans without ties to schools on the wrong side of the committee's decisions—is the passionate debate about seeds and snubs that invariably ensues.
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Once the major players are on the field, mayhem ensues, as some youngsters form tenuous alliances, while others try to figure out if there's a way to subvert the system before their former friends stab, shoot, or poison them.
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And, to be honest, thank goodness, because what ensues is a sharp, pop-inflected record that showcases all of her greatest talents: irresistible songwriting, throwback instrumentation, and a distinctive, wise, listenable vocal that leaves every word dripping with meaning.
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In this old-fashioned approach, Congress acts as prosecutor, judge and jailer: The House sergeant-at-arms arrests the offender, a trial ensues before the full House, and the contemner goes to the quaint jail on the Capitol property.
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"If there is good news on the historical parallel — there does seem to be a tendency of once you pass through the valley of vulnerability, you could argue that moderation ensues, everything cools down, because things are less ambiguous."
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As Cameras Track Detroit's Residents, a Debate Ensues Over Racial Bias Interesting note in Amy Harmon's piece on the debate that Detroit is currently having over facial recognition and surveillance: no one even knows why facial recognition algorithms are racist.
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He's sent to cover the annual event where Punxsutawney Phil the groundhog makes a prediction on if winter will continue, but Connors gets stuck in a loop where he re-lives the day over and over and dark comedy ensues.
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Possibly anticipating a scene from Coffee and Cigarettes, in which Bill Murray plays the waiter serving Wu Tang's GZA and RZA (hilarity ensues), hundreds of New Yorkers hit up 21 Greenpoint Friday night to catch a glimpse of the actor.
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Todd McCarthy, The Hollywood Reporter: What ensues is unclear, unfun, indecipherable, indigestible and, before long, an excellent sedative; anyone who could clearly lay out what takes place in this narrative in 25 words or less would deserve a small prize.
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We've seen a lot of fast food-themed graduation photos: Every few years, some kid poses at Taco Bell or McDonald's or Whataburger and reaps the slight bump in internet clout that ensues, so many that it's almost like, yes, again?
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And while there are plenty of smart smoke detectors, most notably the Nest Protect, the Wallflower focuses on prevention by hooking into one of the most common sources of fire and letting you know to take action before disaster ensues.
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"Either the landing gear collapsed... or one of the wings touched the ground or the engine touched the ground, but certainly in the process of the skid, that right engine becomes disengaged from the aircraft [and] a fire ensues," he said.
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What ensues is one of the weirdest adventures Archie and the gang have ever been on, where they go to Rock and Roll High School, hitch a ride to Rockaway Beach, and even travel to a pet cemetery (ring any bells?).
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Hilarity further ensues when Conner, in trying to prove a point to his former band mates Lawrence (Akiva Schaffer) and Owen (Jorma Taccone), that he loves all his fans equally and will do anything for them, awkwardly signs this fan's member.
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Unlike some of the other cooking competition shows that focus on season-long character development and a variety of culinary challenges (and all the drama that ensues), Chopped has proven itself to be an entirely different breed of cooking game show.
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If one can deduce from his record and his public statements, he believes the economy functions best when wealthy people are allowed to deploy their capital freely, and that progress ensues when they train some of their gains on society's ills.
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Backlash ensues Aside from his words being patently false -- nonwhites are responsible for a wealth of vital inventions, among them gunpowder, mathematics, irrigation, shampoo and seismographs -- student organizations representing black and Latino students have characterized the student as a white supremacist.
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In Frank Capra's " Meet John Doe " (1941), another bum—Gary Cooper, if you please—pretends, again for a reward, to be the author of fake newspaper articles lambasting the genuine ills of society, and flinches at the fame that ensues.
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In a boxing match or MMA fight, we watch the skill of the combatants and for the vast majority of spectators, we cringe and cheer at the pummeling that ensues, knowing that the fighters are essentially protected by those around them.
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"Lord of the Flies," which is already on many schools' lists, narrates how easily children become savages, but "Obedience to Authority" relates how easily adults abdicate responsibility, and illuminates the horror that ensues when we placidly do as we are told.
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What ensues in "Corpus Christi," Jan Komasa's absorbing and spiritually attuned drama, turns out to be a fascinating exercise in fake-it-till-you-make-it, with a hefty dose of fatalism and small-town hypocrisy thrown in for maximum provocation.
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An intimacy ensues, at the culmination of which Anja shares with Sandrino and his boyfriend, Trevor, a heretofore unknown Williams play, "Call It Joy," of which she has the only copy and which is included in its entirety in the novel.
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Philip is skeptical because he sees himself as unraced — "Just a hot guy who's not exactly black or white" — and much of what ensues is in the spirit of proving that such an identity is impossible to hold in America.
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Shuri outfits T'Challa with some new gizmos just in time for him, Nakia and Okoye to travel to a casino in Busan, South Korea, where they get into a brawl with arms dealer Ulysses Klaue (Andy Serkis) before a breathtaking car chase ensues.
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Since Twilight and True Blood inherited the "allegedly normal girl meets definitely special boy and chaos ensues" structure of the original Roswell, it's easy to understand why New Mexico will remind you of the star-crossed paranormal love stories of the aughts.
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What ensues from that is a kind of Butterfly Effect, one that alters the course of history in a variety of ways, as Richard Nixon (cleverly woven throughout) schemes to recover from this disgrace, which eventually includes bringing women into the program.
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With the help of their eccentric Guatemalan housekeeper Agador (the screamingly funny Hank Azaria), Armand and Albert agree to the plan; chaos — involving Albert in drag as "Mother Coleman" ("the D is silent"), shrimp-and-egg soup, and some, er, questionable china — ensues.
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In the lawsuit, Jenner is asking that the accused parties be held at least partially responsible for any liability Jenner ensues, and that they bear the financial responsibility of any damages and legal proceedings that occurred as a result of the accident.
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A series of dramatic vignettes ensues, touching half a dozen theaters of war: Soaring over Hamburg during an RAF raid; tank combat in Libya; sniping from behind enemy lines in Algeria; machine-gunning through the muck at Nijmegen Bridge in the Netherlands.
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"Whatever side of the political divide you're on, you see that once the head has been cut off, chaos ensues, both in Europe but also in both political parties here, and that's what he (Shakespeare) foreshadows," said the theater's artistic director, Rupert Goold.
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If you're in any way involved in a DIY scene, you're already all too familiar with the frustration and panic that ensues when your go-to venue is threatened to be shuttered, destroyed, turned into a mall, a McDonalds, what have you.
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Without the anti-nausea effects of the CB1 receptor in the brain, severe Exorcist-type vomiting ensues, the type that will echo through a whole ER. Multiple doses of the traditional nausea medications like ondansetron and metoclopramide may or may not help.
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And if all-out war on the peninsula ensues, military officials say the result would be devastating, potentially leading to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people even if nuclear weapons are not used, something that they say is hardly assured.
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It was, by turns, weird, awkward and difficult to watch -- at the same time, oddly, being hard to turn away from, sort of like when you see someone slip on a banana peel and can't help but watch the inevitable fall that ensues.
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With the U.S. economy firing on all cylinders, the Federal Reserve should ease away from monetary policy accommodation and move interest rates up far enough to prevent unwanted inflation but not so fast that a recession ensues, a U.S. central banker said Tuesday.
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What ensues is a classic race against the clock — made more urgent by the fact that the survival of Blake's own brother is at stake — as the soldiers encounter perils as well as moments of improbable poetry, altruism and blunt human cruelty.
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The first was the Giant Snake, ពស់កេងកង, (Puos Keng Kang) puppet, based on a Cambodian myth about a woman who sleeps with the Snake King, and the following drama that ensues, most popularized by the movie, The Snake Man, released in Cambodia in 1970.
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What ensues in The Spanish Princess, based on Philippa Gregory's book The Constant Princess, is a bit of a fish-out-of-water comedy (the English weather isn't to Catherine's liking), but mostly a series of Machiavellian ministrations from the women of the court.
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We hope that fashion industry will realize that the "Kate Middleton Effect" — the selling frenzy that ensues with each item Kate wears — is driven not only by her royal star power but also by a desire for beautiful modest fashion that's largely going unanswered.
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What ensues is, perhaps inevitably, a bit chaotic, as the group tries to win the game by restoring a mysterious crystal to its proper place -- with a stock bad guy (Bobby Cannavale) and his henchmen seeking to stop them -- before exhausting all of their lives.
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But if the complex process that ensues when a survivor receives a rape kit at a hospital—known as the "chain of custody"—is disrupted at any point, it could sabotage survivors' chances of using the materials as evidence against their alleged assailant in court.
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One day, she spies with her binoculars a hermit (Brendan Gleeson) who lives in a handmade shack in a remote corner of the park, and a somewhat unlikely romance ensues after they meet in person at the grave of Karl Marx in nearby Highgate Cemetery.
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With a book by Cara Lustik, music by Randy Klein and lyrics by Matthew Hardy, the production revolves around Nancy's purchase of a grand decoration for the top of the Christmas tree, and what ensues when her dreams don't turn out quite as planned.
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The conversation that ensues, however, highlights breakthroughs and pioneers in front of and behind the camera, while advancing the theme that true equality can only come from achieving gains beyond the inroads made in the narrow slice of movies that occupy the award circuit.
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The drama series, which is set at a skating rink and ski lodge in Sun Valley, Idaho, showcases the competitive spirit and romance that ensues between a group of skaters who spend practically all their time at the lodge or practicing at the rink.
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Where Bridesmaids presents a collection of female stereotypes, Joshy casts five guys as the same two types of characters: the reasonable, bedraggled "straight man" in sensible pants and a zip-up hoodie, and the best friend whose job it is to make sure zany hedonism ensues.
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Ideally they should both be aware of precisely how much power the device needs and the cable should give it that amount, but if the device relies on the cable to tackle that math and the cable isn't smart enough then destruction of your precious devices ensues.
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What ensues is a hellish ordeal for Archie, Jughead, Betty and Veronica, who are forced to continue playing the game while evading death in the form of poisoned drinks, gun-bearing Gargoyle acolytes and a brutal fight between Archie and a wrestler out to kill him.
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A chase ensues up the scaffolding of a bridge under construction, which is when we get tentative confirmation of Kreizler's theory that Van Bergen is not the killer: The murderer routinely scales buildings to deposit the corpses of his pray; Van Bergen is clearly terrified of heights.
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Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) sacrifices her life; a colossal battle ensues; Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) dies; and Captain America (Chris Evans) finds a way to live the life he'd always wanted, reappearing as an old man to entrust his shield to the Falcon (Anthony Mackie).
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What ensues is a picaresque adventure through a London rarely seen in literature of the period, one filled with sentinels and fear of plague but also with a thriving subculture of mollies (18th-century slang for queer men) and prostitutes and a celebratory aura of sexual freedom.
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" The story of the Jurassic World Live Tour is set amid the chaos that ensues after a genetically engineered dinosaur escapes from its enclosure — a period that falls roughly between the two most recent installments in the movie franchise, "Jurassic World" and "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.
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" The story of the Jurassic World Live Tour is set amid the chaos that ensues after a genetically engineered dinosaur escapes from its enclosure — a period that falls roughly between the two most recent installments in the movie franchise, "Jurassic World" and "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.
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Theo himself escapes, clutching the 17th-century Dutch painting of a chained bird that gives the book its name, and over the course of what ensues he tells himself time and time again he will give the painting back, without ever quite managing to do it.
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