It is not for the faint of heart (or faint of Popplio).
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Not for the faint of heart, faint of breath, or faint from fear of falling to one's death off towering heights that have virtually no safety measures, though.
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Sometimes a faint or an almost faint is just that, an event with no underlying serious health issues.
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L: iPhone X telephoto lens, R: Moment Tele Portrait Lens L: iPhone X telephoto lens, R: Moment Tele Portrait Lens There's a faint, faint difference.
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It strings together the faintly remembered, the faintly imagined, the faintly discarded, which is to say race=nation gets to speak on its own faint history in its own faint language.
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Climbing and plunging, I pressed on, until at last I saw a man on a ridge, far-off and faint but not so faint that he could not serve as my marker.
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THE Chinese stockmarket is not for the faint of heart.
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Rio de Janeiro is not for the faint of heart.
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That said, spine tattoos aren't for the faint of heart.
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Tackling a closet is not for the faint of heart.
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Both have faint infinity symbols located just below the elbow.
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Dwarf galaxies are small, faint collections of stars and gas.
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You'll hear every sound from faint whispers to loud explosions.
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LONDON — Penalty trick shots are not for the faint hearted.
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She was about to faint or throw up or both.
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Worst of all, though, to faint is to be vulnerable.
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See the faint remains of 'BRONCOS' in the end zone?
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It was tasty but not for the faint of heart.
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Until now, thanks to "Faint 2: A Very Yellow Sequel".
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He speaks with a faint lisp but no placeable accent.
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It's definitely not a trend for the faint of heart.
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Still, the Vietnam market is not for the faint hearted.
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So, not a flavor for the faint of heart heat.
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The desk job life isn't for the faint of heart.
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It even has a faint, but not overwhelming leathery smell.
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This hope is a faint one, but it still exists.
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Going platinum blond is not for the faint of heart.
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He has a faint Texas accent and wears shearling jackets.
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Mothering, like aging, is not for the faint of heart.
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Warning: Neistat's adventures are not for the faint of heart.
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The faint sound of a bugle carries over a speaker.
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IS THAT A FAINT COLLECTIVE GROAN FROM EXHAUSTED HEALTHCARE REPORTERS?
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A faint smell of rotting corpses hung in the air.
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But -- don't faint -- the iPhone X could cost big bucks.
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I was hungry and faint all the time; deliriously anorexic.
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What's that wailing you hear, faint, carried on the wind?
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The young man with the faint heartbeat didn't make it.
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Being a contrarian is not for the faint of heart.
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"Investing is not for the faint of heart," Holeman says.
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We survive only by ignoring the faint but terrible roar.
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You're thirsty, restless, and moody, and you might even faint.
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The faint smell of something burning hung in the air.
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I listened to the faint buzz of the fluorescent lights.
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It's warm, and the lights emit a very faint hum.
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There's just something mild, something faint about the whole project.
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The Faint is on tour soon with Gang of Four.
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He heard a faint sound, like scratching in the sand.
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You know I made Mark Zuckerberg sweat and almost faint.
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A BIKINI WAX is not for the faint of heart.
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The faint red shows territory held by Assad before January.
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Faint traces of blue appear and disappear alongside the red.
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There are also faint tremors of a reckoning to come.
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The walk home is not for the faint of heart.
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But these trips are not for the faint of heart.
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A cocoon of silence keeps the faint engine snarl distant.
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A wavy synth traces a faint horizon line up top.
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A faint, slightly acrid odor still hung in the air.
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Vacation, Linklater suggests, is not for the faint of heart.
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City workers cleaned it quickly, leaving only a faint outline.
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Ms. Kawakubo's creations are not for the faint of heart.
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It's a labyrinth that's not for the faint of heart.
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I would get so faint that I would see stars.
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Even a faint line might still denote a positive result.
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"I thought I was going to faint," Ms. Nesdale said.
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The Clinton campaign was not pleased with Koch's faint praise.
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Not that the event was for the faint of heart.
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A faint hint of oil and fried onions floated by.
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But there's no way to detect gravitational waves that faint.
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The faint lights that remain are powered by gas generators.
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Warning: This eye look is not for the faint of heart.
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But chasing these market heights isn't for the faint of heart.
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They called it the "cinéma du look," damning with faint English.
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Bikes are reduced to faint blue rectangles that look like skateboards.
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It's not for the faint of heart, but you knew that.
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We'd taken smelling salts, glucose tablets — what if she feels faint?
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Symptoms include headaches, weakness, muscle cramps and feeling faint or sick.
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Some of these answers are not for the faint of heart.
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Jet Rag Jet Rag is not for the faint of heart.
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This is a long journey, not for the faint of heart.
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I feel faint; how the hell did she get Ayoola's number?
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The star that LHS 1140b orbits is both small and faint.
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"The Famous Suicide Stack" is not for the faint of heart.
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Some were tiny and faint and were swallowed by larger galaxies.
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There is a faint chance that this kamikaze gesture could succeed.
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In faint letters, "Indian" and "Hero" flank Bartow in mock salute.
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Plus, the faint shimmer in the formula adds a subtle glow.
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And its vast distance from the Sun makes it incredibly faint.
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The imager detects faint light signals, from city lights to moonlight.
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It's not for the faint of heart, as some may say.
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But explanations, it would seem, are for the faint of heart.
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The pricing is not for the faint-hearted that's for sure.
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Yes, but: Graham's announcement shows the idea has a faint pulse.
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China's notoriously volatile stock markets are not for the faint-hearted.
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But a closer look reveals an underlying grid of faint lines.
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They are able to distinguish that faint scent -- that human scent.
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That's why this faux hawk isn't for the faint of heart.
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"It's so far away that it's actually very faint," said Stanek.
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With that feeling comes a faint but undeniable hint of possibility.
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"Movie making is not for the faint of heart," she said.
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There is a faint element of awkwardness when Democrats play hawk.
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Exoplanets are relatively faint, since they don't emit light by themselves.
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A faint, melodic call to prayer came from outside the gate.
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If presidents are going to be people, then some will faint.
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Naked and Afraid is truly not for the faint of heart.
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Only faint echoes of divisive subjects intrude on the holiday weekend.
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Oghi opened his eyes to a faint glimpse of white clothing.
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There's a faint sound up ahead that is gradually getting louder.
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To those who are faint of heart: avert your eyes now.
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Many of these apps I remember only as a faint memory.
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But on the show, Jezebel's has a faint tinge of aspiration.
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Wolf 1061 is a faint star of the M dwarf family.
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Then, faint nausea began pooling at the base of Timmy's throat.
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The Faint were the pre-eminent badass synthesizer band before us.
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She glows with a halo of faint and unqualified is-ness.
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How did they pull faint signals out of millions of tweets?
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Rotten meat, skunky body odour, and a faint touch of mint.
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Faint birdsong is drowned out by the drone of the engine.
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In fact, it was an old woman's voice, raspy and faint.
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Amid the silence, they heard faint cries and followed the sound.
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It's not for the faint of heart, that's for damn sure.
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Not for the faint of heart—or anyone over 30. 17.
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I really just thought I was going to faint on stage.
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Taking away parking spaces is not for the faint of heart.
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The wind brought with it the faint stink of rotting waste.
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But then, for a second, I can see a faint edge.
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It isn't for the faint of heart, I gotta tell you.
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Building distance learning systems is not for the faint of heart.
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Is the paint applied aggressively or are the lines very faint?
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A meditation on trauma, Watchmen isn't for the faint of heart.
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Then she went home, but felt faint and took several falls.
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The scent is very faint, but your skin will feel renewed.
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Semester at Sea is definitely not for the faint of heart.
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For the faint of heart, remember that fortune favors the brave.
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And there was the faint buzzing from the fluorescent lights overhead.
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To say an opera is well-made may seem faint praise.
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It has not been a market for the faint of heart.
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The faint untz-untz of electronic Muzak echoed through the venue.
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"I can assure this committee, I am not faint of heart."
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The price ain't for the faint of heart -- a cool $180k.
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In the crowd, she was easily overlooked, faint as a shadow.
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Investing in North Korea is not for the faint of heart.
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Parkour, also called "freerunning," is not for the faint of heart.
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Smooth with a faint sheen, they stand out without any frippery.
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A faint seaweed scent can also be detected — that's the fragrance.
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But calling out these frauds is not for the faint-hearted.
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This giant wheel of cheese is not for the faint-hearted.
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I was the kind of person who felt faint without breakfast.
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The only noise inside was the faint buzzing of the refrigerator.
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Until recently, we had no capability to record waves this faint.
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The lines can be faint and pale or solid and black.
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This is no ordinary jigsaw puzzle — because of the subtle changes in color, it's a true test of patience, process, and attention to detail that's not for the faint of heart (or the faint of sight).
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Sometime I'd faint and my bodyguards would have to hold me up.
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He spoke only briefly, offering a faint "yes" when told his rights.
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Jupiter's moons help feed its faint rings, and Amalthea is no exception.
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The comet will appear as a faint object just above the horizon.
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Worried about the once-faint lines etching themselves deeper around your mouth?
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These games are faint echoes of the hunting behaviors of their ancestors.
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I don't remember ever seeing the faint band of the Milky Way.
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Sewra insists it's effective, but not for the faint-hearted or normal.
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To be clear, though — this isn't something for the faint of heart.
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And although this alien dust was faint, it had a distinct signature.
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It's a trip, and one not undertaken by the faint of heart.
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The restaurant business is not for the faint of heart ... or stomach.
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This creme egg-adorned pizza is not for the faint of heart.
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The faint reports of bullets echoed from the gun range next door.
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You remember blue paint, long hair, and the faint sound of bagpipes.
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They were faint, so I turned on every light in the house.
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And start practicing — these makeup looks aren't for the faint of heart.
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The absence of road noise spotlights faint wind noise at higher speeds.
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Be warned, this cat is not for the inexperienced or faint hearted.
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"I felt like I was going to faint," Sally McBride told CNN.
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Beware: Some of those photos are not for the faint of heart.
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This is a combination that is not for the faint of nose.
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It's not an interior design choice that's for the faint of heart.
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THE process of making a parmo is not for the faint-hearted.
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And swimming in icy water is not for the faint-hearted -- literally.
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There's a faint smoke smell when the camera pans past burning buildings.
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I get mint chip, but it has a faint taste of toothpaste.
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It's almost imperceptible, but a faint blue dot in the middle right.
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He makes no sound, other than the faint whirs of his motors.
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"Snap's stock is no place for the faint of heart," Jackson said.
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Be forewarned: the following content is not for the faint of heart.
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A faint scar can be seen where the tracheostomy tube once was.
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Sam Smith's songs are not for the faint of heart—or voice.
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The large distance means the signal that reaches us is extremely faint.
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If Presidents are going to get the flu then some will faint.
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The Middle East is certainly not a region for the faint-hearted.
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LONDON — Brace yourselves for this one — it isn't for the faint-hearted.
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The brain jumps in to shut that down and you become faint.
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If that sounds like faint praise, well, it is and it isn't.
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Two voices, faint but pure, are joined by a third, softly keening.
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I have this faint memory of something really bad happening that night.
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That process is complicated, so it's not for the faint of heart.
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I almost faint, 'cause you can hear it ripping from the skin.
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And I don't just mean that he "made me faint" six times.
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However, after a fifth shock, the hero firefighter felt a faint pulse.
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"It's definitely not a playbook for the faint of heart," he said.
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Hickory Hollow's chicken-fried steak is not for the faint of heart.
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Melvil Dewey would faint in horror at the sight of my bookshelves.
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But a faint echo of that mission is in the Hall's files.
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A faint air of doom hangs about this most exquisite of games.
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But be warned: It's violent and not for the faint of heart.
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Massing writes that Erasmus's influences on us today, unlike Luther's, are faint.
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Female friendship, it turns out, is not for the faint of heart.
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Indeed, my child had a faint stripe of fuchsia across her lips.
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That's what it is, and it's not for the faint of heart.
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Eventually I perceived the faint but unmistakable trace of the Big Dipper.
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Survivors like Ms. Márquez had faint hope they would ever see justice.
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Usually, one could hear faint, boundless music from the thick soundproof walls.
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Divorce is not for the faint of heart, whether human or canine.
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Not even if you hear the faint cries of someone in need.
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A few plastic choices give this space a faint General Motors vibe.
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There was a faint murmur, as if he was whispering to himself.
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This new series about funky feet isn't for the faint of heart.
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But do you see that faint stitching that's bisecting the sun's middle?
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Only Palestinian medical and humanitarian cases have a faint hope of leaving.
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It will be displayed at the top, above a faint gray line.
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The hair was clean and soft and had a faint, medicinal scent.
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The artist wife pretends to faint, in order to engineer an exit.
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My legs went straight out like those goats who faint when scared.
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She didn't faint, she told the nurse who hurried to help her.
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First the water took on the faint sheen of an oil slick.
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And regularly, the punch lines would land on silence or faint chuckles.
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MIAMI — Beyoncé's "Single Ladies" dance is not for the faint of heart.
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Maybe, but they remain only faint echoes of Cold War era risks.
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In particular, this bill contains the faint outlines of sensible tax simplification.
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It doesn't itch and might be faint enough that you hardly notice.
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Suddenly, I start to smell the faint odor of pomposity and arrogance.
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It will be a supplement, a backup, a steady-if-faint signal.
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Faint, sleepy, subtle to the point of indistinction, the album never materializes.
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" Notes the 'NSYNC alum, 36, "I have some faint images from my childhood.
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Salgado remembers seeing workers become dizzy or faint while working in the field.
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Moments later he appeared to faint and others rushed in to help him.
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Be warned: Jennifer Kent's The Nightingale is not for the faint of heart.
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There was just a faint burning rubber smell, but when is there not?
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The heat, the dress, the hangover: Suddenly, I felt like I might faint.
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Father and son are faint silhouettes against the midnight sky and charcoal sea.
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In some of these works, faint blues peak out from underneath the blacks.
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One day in October 2014, I noticed a really slight, faint pink discharge.
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There are faint specks of grey in the dough; this is the haozhi.
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However, Comet PanSTARRS may be faint and hard to see without a telescope.
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The end result is a beverage that offers faint whispers of woodsy botanicals.
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BUYING and selling shares in India is not for the faint of heart.
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But it shows why "investing" in cryptocurrencies isn't for the faint of heart.
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Neighbors told WABC-TV they heard faint screams coming from Byington's apartment Monday.
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"It's really getting much too faint to do anything at all," says Meech.
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The schnapps did have a faint aftertaste of alcohol for whatever that's worth.
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Just remember to breathe when you watch him go or you're gonna faint.
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Palpable anguish permeates the ochre form, which is scrawled with faint charcoal lines.
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These objects are very faint, making long-distance observations difficult, if not impossible.
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Called our generation's The Exorcist, it isn't aimed at the faint of heart.
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It's a faint signal that that just barely differentiates itself from random behavior.
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She is anesthetized from the chest down, and may feel faint, or nauseated.
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This is mixed with the faint, bitter, almond-like aroma of hydrogen cyanide.
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These kinds of investment products are not for the faint of heart, though.
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And his blood pressure dropped, he felt like he was going to faint.
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It started with two faint, flashing objects moving into the field of view.
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A palimpsest is the faint influence of the past on a present iteration.
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"A deputy heard the faint cry of a baby," the sheriff's office said.
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You might also feel faint or have shortness of breath and chest pain.
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Her saying 'Unless you faint, puke or die, keep going!' became my motto.
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Those faint of heart, stomach, and stamina had better sit this one out.
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The James Webb Space Telescope will be capable of capturing extremely faint signals.
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The third reflection, a faint echo, came from the bottom of the canyon.
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The fire&aposs faint glow was visible when he arrived at 3 a.m.
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Bpaet, victorious, walked out of the ring, only to faint from the excitement.
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Paul started to faint and the floor panel dropped out from under him.
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This is the exhibitionist's cry and is not for the faint of heart.
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I had a faint hope that someone else might show up before long.
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Some patients feel lightheaded, dizzy, weak or faint when they sit or stand.
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IT IS HOURS later when you first feel the drum, faint but insistent.
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The views from the top are incredible but aren't for the faint-hearted.
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It's not for the faint of heart, but it will stay with you.
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It ended up being but a faint shadow of what he first proposed.
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I, meanwhile, resumed my pacing, if only to make sure I didn't faint.
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But the biggest party in the city isn't for the faint of heart.
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"It's not for the faint of heart," designer Vera Wang confided in PEOPLE.
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Programmers regularly faint at the sight of beating hearts, scalpels and bodily fluids.
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The West End neighborhood of Mayfair is not for the faint of wallet.
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She hears a faint sound like the grind of a tomb's cover-stone.
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I was drenched in sweat, my head was pounding and I felt faint.
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Still, he shouted "lights out," and we waited for even a faint light.
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Mr. Johnson called 911, an act that earned faint praise in court Tuesday.
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The sausage was particularly good: tender and crumbly, with a faint spicy kick.
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The business of reproductive healthcare is certainly not for the faint of heart.
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Faint romantic strings drifted from under the door of our other roommate, Angela.
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He walked down the block, where he could see faint signs of emissions.
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He speaks fluent English with a faint British accent and an American vocabulary.
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Like any radar, they fire radio waves at targets and gather faint echoes.
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But a few, apparently rehabilitated, demonstrated activity: a faint plume, a nearby tent.
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Right now, V Sagittae is an incredibly faint star in the Sagitta constellation.
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"We've got eleven events in just three days," he said, pretending to faint.
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And yet I got a few faint laughs, as many as anyone else.
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We cleaned our bodies and clothes twice a day, under a faint lamp.
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Supposedly it would be shocking, foul-mouthed, not for the faint of heart.
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Needless to say, something that volatile is not for the faint of heart.
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"Still not for the faint of heart," Mr. Juenger wrote of Lionsgate's stock.
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They're hard to find because they're small and faint, and moving so quickly.
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The Colts' path to the playoffs is as convoluted as it is faint.
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Living off the grid is not for the faint of heart, he said.
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"Yes, some very faint voices of a girl, apparently called Sofi," he said.
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Nearly all of these objects are too far and too faint to observe.
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The faint-hearted probably wanted Anderson to be put out of his misery.
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But stop; does it not bear a faint resemblance to a gigantic fish?
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As I sit on a dimly-lit photo set waiting for our interview to begin, I hear the faint hum of opera singing floating down the hall — faint and low at first, then louder and higher pitched as it gets closer.
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What's happening that makes these girls scream, faint, pay lavish devotion for these musicians?
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If you squint you can see the faint aura of Zuck in the driveway.
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Related: Quentin Tarantino's Bloodiest Moments Are Not for the Faint-of-Heart Be Cool!
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The rash won't itch and may be so faint you don't even notice it.
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It was my first time seeing the faint band of our own Milky Way.
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These true crime films, shows, and documentaries are not for the faint of heart.
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Warning: Some of these real-life crimes are not for the faint of heart.
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This so-called "fifth dimension" roller coaster is not for the faint of heart.
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It sounds complicated, and working through the maths is not for the faint-hearted.
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The man said, yes, he remembered a faint glow above one of the doors.
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Building a successful company from the ground up isn't for the faint of heart.
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With her voice as faint as it is, Jillian can't cry out for help.
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The soundtrack creates a landscape of faint footsteps and trumpets, evoking a royal court.
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Clearly, this is not for the faint of heart — or anyone who experiences vertigo.
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I smelled the inside of my shirt collar, catching a faint whiff of home.
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At least, this is what I tell myself as I begin to feel faint.
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Picture tumbleweeds and faint wind whistling over an abandoned town — we're getting dramatic here.
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Be careful, though: RiRi warns that these kicks aren't for the faint of heart.
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That's why the floodgates have opened for finding these very distant, rare, faint objects.
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Senator Marco Rubio could not resist a cutting, Trump-style moment of faint praise.
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"It was not for the faint at heart, I promise you that," Edlich says.
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Evidence that fashion, much like Gaga herself, is not for the faint of heart.
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All was darkness except a ring of faint light all around under the Gallery.
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From puffer coats to slip dresses, this trend isn't for the faint of heart.
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That may seem like I'm damning these things with faint praise, but I'm not.
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Plus, a faint smell of burning rubber had started to waft in the arena.
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Not for the faint of heart, this show fires on all the sensory cylinders.
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And the faint of heart may be susceptible to pressure from more vociferous contemporaries.
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Apologies to the faint of heart, but we have to discuss this ridiculous scene.
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Video of the moment showed the governor slurring his speech and appearing to faint.
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Being in business with your spouse is certainly not for the faint of heart.
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But you've been warned: The clothes ahead aren't for the faint of fashion heart.
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"If people knew just how many love letters Bernardo gets, they'd faint," he said.
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That may seem a faint hope, but it is much better than the alternatives.
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Walking up the gangway onto the ship is not for the faint of heart.
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I recommend sitting or lying down because there's a good chance you will faint.
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These procedures are not for the faint-hearted or for those lacking cash flow.
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He pointed at Khuzhir, a faint blur far away, waved goodbye and drove home.
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Faint sobs ring out against the crashing waves, but the sea doesn't care, either.
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But investing in the unknown is not for the faint of heart, Taylor said.
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The diamond has a faint brown tint, classifying it as an L-color stone.
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Other symptoms include fatigue, lightheadedness, feeling faint or passing out, weakness and cognitive impairment.
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If you are faint of heart, or just have common sense, avert your eyes.
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This dish can detect faint radio signals emitted by collections of molecules in space.
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Faint sirens and the murmur of worried onlookers broke through the late-afternoon quiet.
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Confronting the nuclear ambitions of North Korea is not for the faint of heart.
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Kingsglaive is the best Final Fantasy movie to date, though that is faint praise.
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Options trading is typically for sophisticated investors and not for the faint of heart.
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Cons: Only sold by the pair, may have a faint "feathery" smell at first
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The platza, which Shapiro likened to "Jewish acupuncture," isn't for the faint of heart.
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Now Durant's return seems to be their only faint hope of making it three.
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The point is to give the people watching something, however faint, to dream on.
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There's habañero in there, a faint needling, and a fistful of cilantro for brightness.
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There are planes with feathery edges, or with edges where a faint aura glows.
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People often ask if I've ever felt sick or faint in an operating room.
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"Undertaking a project this large is not for the faint of heart," he said.
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Its narrow courts, the faint, rotten odor within, orange peels lying in the corners.
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Your mouth is more parched than usual, and there is a faint, acidic sweetness.
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Some pet owners went bold, opting for bright, heavy strokes; others chose faint pastels.
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She had a faint rash on much of her body, and she was confused.
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To the touch, they are cashmere soft, with a faint layer of fine dust.
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For movies, I'll share my setup, which is not for the faint of heart.
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The idea sounded good, but testing it was not for the faint of heart.
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Closer up you see that they're marked with faint, wavelike tangles of colored lines.
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But it's too soon for outliers; my few, faint suggestions don't make the cut.
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They are faint implications now, a hiatus disappearing against the light off the sea.
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But it's not for the faint of heart, or frankly, for most average investors.
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But they're small, distant and faint, which makes them hard to spot with telescopes.
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Satellites on Earth Satellites can be visible from Earth, thought they're usually quite faint.
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The strategy,she said, is simply to pounce when faint-hearted investors are wavering.
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To the left, the tall brush of Mexico swayed in a too-faint breeze.
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Cigarette smoke and the faint echoes of fans' chants wafted in from the stands.
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"Aging is not for the faint of heart, especially in Hollywood," Hatcher tells PEOPLE.
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It is lemon-bright with a faint, corrective bitterness from its dalliance with fire.
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I was laying eggs when I saw your faint signal through the curtained window.
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I think you made some money, you sold a company previously ... Faint something. OpenFeint.
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If I ever did get a chance to meet Missy Elliott, I'd probably faint.
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The ways you get to that detached, or in ACT-speak, "defused" state, where you see those thoughts simply as flickers in your brain waves, can seem weird at first: You can sing the thought, a technique Stambach favored ("I'm gonna panic in front of everyone," he would croon, which made it seem less serious); distill it down to a single word and repeat it rapid-fire for 30 seconds ("faint, faint, faint, faint"); describe it as a color and shape ("my craving is red and circular, with jagged edges"); or use conscious language to separate yourself from the emotion.
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It takes better slow motion (203fps at 220p) better 24K video (24fps), and does a little better in low-light (faint, faint praise), but the big new trick this year is "portrait lighting" which promises to help you take more flattering selfies.
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Oklahoma City has championship aspirations amid the faint drumbeat of Kevin Durant's imminent free agency.
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The whistle is still a bit faint, but it is sending a clear warning signal.
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Since this is a progressive disease, its signs were still rather faint by that stage.
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It's yet another reminder that Naked and Afraid is not for the faint of heart.
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Back on the interstate, the faint screaming of the laboring Bigurl, Noor took Tablet back.
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Then, very faint, nearly undetectable horizontal or vertical rectangles were briefly flashed on the screen.
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Inspired by the question, she took a pregnancy test — and immediately saw a faint positive.
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Every film festival has at least one movie that causes an audience member to faint.
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The recent volatility in the market has certainly not been for the faint of heart.
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Gonzalez said kids were constantly crying and some looked like they were about to faint.
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It's definitely not for the faint-hearted or someone looking for a cruisy 9-5.
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Most are perfect, colorful replicas, others are white with faint grid lines drawn on them.
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Blood doesn't make us queasy, but this is definitely not for the faint of heart.
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THE voice was faint, for the signal was weak between Hanoi and the Central Highlands.
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Beethoven isn't for the faint of heart, but the ending makes it all worth it.
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Carter's wife, Rosalynn, was also admitted to the hospital Wednesday after complaining of feeling faint.
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Not for the faint of heart (or anyone who doesn't like the taste of champagne).
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It's evident by now that Naked and Afraid is not for the faint of heart.
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Legend has it the film's screening at last year's Toronto Film Festival made people faint.
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But building a robotics startup, well, let's just say it's not for the faint-hearted.
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But like all unicorn-inspired products, this holographic option isn't for the faint of heart.
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But when I smelt a handful of the "rice" there was a faint chemical odour.
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That makes even faint LoRa signals easy to distinguish from background noise, which fluctuates randomly.
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Photographic plates, if not cleaned thoroughly, would bear a faint trace of the previous sitter.
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But it's still tough to pinpoint the exact location of such a faraway, faint planet.
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Skiing isn't for the faint of heart, as any fan of SkiFree will tell you.
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A faint wash of sweat broke out across his face, and his hands grew slick.
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Legend has it, the faint shade has been the queen's polish of choice since 1989.
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Especially since they'll have to spend so much time fishing out the people who faint.
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A study also found that higher cabin temperatures make it likelier that flyers will faint.
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She speaks with the faint lilt of a German accent that I mistake for Dutch.
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So the researchers figured out a way to multiply the faint signal by a million.
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The texture was the same and the flavor was like a very faint, delicate beef.
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Stop and you may hear it: that faint sound of Big Ben ticking in London.
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A few faint laughs when President Trump recycles his "Drain the swamp" line #JointSession pic.twitter.
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"I have very faint memories, but our parents have told us many stories," she says.
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In short, participation in the 21-day naked adventure isn't for the faint of heart.
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And those bird's eye chilies are not for the faint of heart, by the way.
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Perhaps. In the faint hope that I might meet a coyote voiced by Johnny Cash?
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During the past month, its contents appear to have developed a faint, yellowish tinge. ♦
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Mom could only tell if he was awake by the faint flutter of his eyelids.
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There are a few really shocking moments; Hereditary is not for the faint of heart.
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But these looks aren't for the faint-hearted, nor are they designed for commercial prospect.
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The odd tree hanging on for life offers a flicker of brown and faint green.
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That's the faint radiation left over from the Big Bang that fills all of space.
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"Stalker" exemplifies this, in that it bears only a faint resemblance to the source material.
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They were runny and dippable and had a faint ring of crisp around the edges.
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Out past the wing, suspended in the clouds, was the faint image of a man.
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Or there's the other route of telling some historical figure who would faint with horror.
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Then DePalma came to a faint jug-shaped outline in the wall of the wash.
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Rides in Umeda Sky Building's glass-paneled elevators are not for the faint of heart.
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The pain triggered Oliveria's blood pressure to drop suddenly, explains Mosso, causing her to faint.
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If they take too much damage, players' Pokémon can faint, rendering them unable to fight.
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The markings on the white marble were faint, but she saw a signature: A. Rodin.
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He, too, was driven by social justice ideals and also had a faint religious background.
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On board, we noticed a faint smell, like that of a freshly opened Band-Aid.
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So far, economists see only faint effects of the new tax law in housing prices.
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But exclusions like the ones involving Cushman give a faint sense of whitewash and dissembling.
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The pain in his arm was faint, but suddenly he felt it in his jaw.
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For now, at least, they are sporadic and apparently spontaneous, amounting to a faint rumble.
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At the court house, Torres said she felt unwell and was afraid she would faint.
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And that's the problem: The promise of possibility, however faint, is harsher than any certainty.
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So I kept things with sugar in my purse to eat when I got faint.
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This could be read not as a ringing endorsement but as damning with faint praise.
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But inside and down a few stairs, there is faint, dulcet chanting piped through speakers.
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He was pale and sweaty and I really did think he was going to faint.
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I have a faint childhood memory of standing next to them at their naturalization ceremony.
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After lifting a heavy box in the summer heat, she grew faint and fell down.
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Bowe's wife, Judy, became faint during the incident and was taken to a hospital herself.
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This time, though, the undercurrents of feeling are too faint to register much at all.
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WOW – the scenery is stunning but it is not a drive for the faint hearted.
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The young woman's chest, shoulders and back were covered with dozens of faint pink dots.
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Do you want your overworked air traffic controller to be missing meals and feeling faint?
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All of which suggests that post-crisis bond insurance is not for the faint-hearted.
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Soon after arriving, the pilots spotted some faint lights and a raft among the waves.
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But, packing a hot, spicy punch, it's not a dish for the faint of heart.
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"There are people who faint when they open the bags and the bodies are putrefied."
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Just a few months after it was found, it became too faint to see anymore.
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Restoring the home was not for the faint of heart, but Ms. Quinn was undeterred.
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Even senior executives sport a relaxed untucked look, a faint echo of Apple's countercultural origins.
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Today's faint-hearted, hyper-partisan lawmakers, demonstrably short on moral courage, might heed the lesson.
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Because they are small and faint, exomoons are incredibly difficult to detect with current telescopes.
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The taste of the seeds is delicate, a faint suggestion of charred onion and fennel.
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The sounds I did hear were faint: babies crying, people coughing, footsteps through the mud.
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Every light bulb in the concert hall was unscrewed to eliminate a faint buzzing sound.
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A faint but clearly perceptible smell of urine hung in the air of the palaestra.
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That allowed him to better see the rings, which are both faint and quick-moving.
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But immediately after the second, I heard a faint howl, and then another one, closer.
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It's lightly floral with a faint berry smell, which both carry over to the palate.
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It was encircled by a 130 million-year-old faint blue ring, with nothing connecting it.
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Chambers is Netflix's new teen horror show, and it is not for the faint of heart.
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That sequence of him running over the bamboo scaffolding is not for the faint of heart.
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Plane makes emergency landing after passengers vomit, faint from &aposunbearable&apos smell of &aposunwashed&apos man .
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On March 9, Bañados observed a faint dot in the southern sky for just 10 minutes.
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Clinton appeared to nearly faint at the National September 11 Memorial in New York City, Sunday.
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In the flavor department, it's tart, bright, and salty, before finishing off with a faint barnyardiness.
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Pencil in a unibrow with a marker and color your nose with orange-colored faint paint.
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For some 99 percent of its 40,20.8-year orbit, it would be too faint to see.
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For some 99 percent of its 40,000-year orbit, it would be too faint to see.
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And there was a faint smudge of light that turned out to be a tiny galaxy.
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Somewhere in the park, there is a child-sized host with faint memories of Maeve, maybe.
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What they found was astounding: almost 3,000 objects, too faint to see with the naked eye.
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I heard what I thought was breathing, but it was so faint I can't be sure.
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If that sounds like faint praise for the TicWatch E2 and S2, that's because it is.
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He tried several shots with the Huawei; the best he got was a faint green line.
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TPP's proponents held out a faint hope that it could pass in the lame-duck Congress.
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"Your heart starts palpitating, you're short of breath, you start feeling faint and dizzy," he says.
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As I settle into the anchor's chair, I hear the faint rustle of plastic shrink wrap.
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For all the energy that goes into producing gravitational waves, spacetime ripples themselves are incredibly faint.
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Marie made it to the hospital with a faint pulse, but efforts to deliver CPR failed.
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Be aware that the story and video is beyond harrowing and not for the faint hearted.
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Most chokeholds block both air and blood supply, which shuts down your system and you faint.
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NOT FOR FAINT-HEARTED On an island renowned for its culture, street art is not new.
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You could always jailbreak your iPhone, but that process is not for the faint of heart.
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One uses the cosmic microwave background radiation, which is the faint afterglow of the Big Bang.
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The smell was so bad passengers were nauseous and allegedly began to faint, according to Newsweek.
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The "naked" dress which, as the name would suggest, isn't one for the faint of heart.
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Her work is usually visually overwhelming and fast-moving, and not for the faint of heart.
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On the plane ride home, on top of her existing symptoms, Birch started to feel faint.
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Some people get so excited to see the Queen they actually faint in front of her.
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The photo appears to show the faint outline of a figure hovering over the accident scene.
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It's not for the faint of wrist and definitely requires a bit of dedication to wear.
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The sight of them causes her to faint, or perhaps it's Michael himself that caused it.
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Afterwards, we walk toward home and then begin to hear the faint sound of an accordion.
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It had an alkaline mineral flavor to it, soft loamy clay with a faint fertile richness.
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"That faint sound you can hear is our two authors treading very, very carefully," Lane wrote.
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In every way imaginable, Last Podcast on the Left is not for the faint of heart.
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Several times during the evening she feels faint, has escort take her outside for fresh air.
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I know politics is (1) a contact sport and (2) not for the faint of heart.
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You could spin that as a faint glimmer of progress, but Lubin isn't attending in celebration.
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What sounds like faint bells plays in the background, heightening the sense of awe and mystery.
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He still has a faint scar on his nose from one pustule he scratched too intensely.
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NASA did receive a signal, but it was more faint than expected and then it faded.
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These super faint stellar objects form after a star dies, just as some black holes do.
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Nothing about this rare machine (just 500 will be made) is for the faint of heart.
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Benzino repeatedly said on the ride to jail, "I am feeling faint" and asked for water.
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Red LED numbers attached to the radio flash their faint light as they drop toward zero.
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The second laser yielded a beam, but, inexplicably, it was so faint as to be unusable.
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UPDATING Australia's out-of-date media-ownership laws is not a job for the faint-hearted.
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" Of course, she said yes, telling her new fiancé: "I feel like I'm going to faint.
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In more recent centuries, Europeans of means and faint constitutions spent multiple months languishing at spas.
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I could hear occasional chatter, mostly when the person was speaking, but it was extremely faint.
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Their latest recruit is little Petya Rostov, who looks like he'd faint if the wind blew.
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Few writers push the reader away with the coolness, dignity, and faint melancholy of Fleur Jaeggy.
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She looks at me, says a faint "fine," and starts working on the assignment for class.
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If your blood sugar gets too low, you could faint or even slip into a coma.
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And if we're really lucky, that faint heat signature might already exist in somebody's CMB data.
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We have only a faint picture of what San Francisco looked like before the 1906 earthquake.
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The Royals have won three straight, keeping their faint playoff hopes flickering with 21 games remaining.
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Many people don't know they have it until it causes them to faint or have seizures.
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Get ready to scream out in horror because Home Before Dark isn't for the faint-hearted.
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As sunlight grew more faint, Rosetta was less able to generate power from its solar panels.
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The drips and faint traces of earlier marks enact a form of dispersal, our unavoidable destiny.
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The Red Sox will soon be just a memory, the booing of fans a faint echo.
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And the gentle gags are more likely to evoke faint smiles than full-on belly laughs.
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Here's a photograph from a 1937 Penfield report — it'd not for the extremely faint of heart.
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The 2,500 square foot home is not for the faint of heart ... it's on four floors.
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The former has a higher fragrance concentration, while the latter will have a more faint scent.
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An emergency locating transmitter is giving "faint hints" but no strong pulse for authorities to track.
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So the flap that followed—and, really, all flaps to follow—bear his imprint, however faint.
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"Blacks out, in a way" does not mean to faint, at least not in today's puzzle.
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Eventually, two faint pink lines overruled that concern, and I began worrying about miscarriage rates instead.
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The faint acrid smell of coal, oil and abrasives neutralizes the sweet smell of the forest.
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"It's a beautiful place to live, but it's not for the faint of heart," Gauthier said.
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Faint drones of organ (produced by synthesizer) rise to Grand Guignol surges, helped along by accordion.
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Do you know what that faint taste of metal in the back of your mouth is?
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Lesia Tsurenko begins to feel faint and dizzy during her fourth-round match against Marketa Vondrousova.
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Names, dates, photographs, videos: all retrievable, but most archived away in a cloud of faint memory.
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Paramedics treated the man after he appeared to faint, but protesters would not let them evacuate.
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LONDON — Visiting an outlet of the cosmetics retailer Lush is not for the faint of heart.
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Even so, both objects have been relatively faint, which has made their observation and characterization challenging.
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Faint laughter and screams floated up four floors and permeated the brick exterior of my room.
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Just last night, Selena Gomez debuted a faint caramel-tinged highlight at the Hollywood Beauty Awards.
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Mr. Clark makes no promises, but Hobo Hill House is not for the faint of heart.
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The drive down the Via Capo on the bus is not for the faint of heart!
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I had no water but did have a faint bar of reception on my dying cellphone.
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Near his wrist he had a couple of faint, quarter-size marks of a purplish hue.
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In doing so, they found GJ 1151, a faint star with a shockingly long-lived emission.
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In recent days, faint rumblings of a deal to avert the clash had faded almost entirely.
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From their home in the mountains, Lourdes Rodriguez said, the family could see a faint glow.
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Investing in the financial markets under the Trump administration is not for the faint of heart.
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But for more than 30 years, only faint rumors circulated about her life in New York.
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Players who fail to forage for food, for example, will start to faint in the game.
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Their plots move by the micromillimeters of facial expressions and faint touches, not explosions or gunfire.
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In the space of a few minutes, the faint firecracker smell had become a black cloud.
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This is the diabolical genius of Omarosa: delivering faint praise as she fatally plunges the blade.
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Jean's condition was "very faint" and he could be heard making grunting noises, the officer said.
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The sail's borderlines parallel the faint margins between light and shadow in a spherical half-moon.
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The accompanying sauce isn't for the faint-hearted, incorporating hefty amounts of cream, butter, and honey.
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What's more, these numerous supernovae were all very faint, as if they were very far away.
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Outside, in the streets, the annual climate march, a faint din somewhat less disruptive than adfill.
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On like the 15th page of his notebook where he's drawing these dissections, there's a faint sketch, I have it in my book, that whole page, and at the top is a faint sketch which is the first attempt at the smile of the Mona Lisa.
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It's not shaped like one, really—just a nebulous faint blob of darkness with some visible stars.
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There's a faint glimmer on the back of her neck but it barely counts as a sweat.
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These carbon-based molecules are scattered throughout space, and they feature a distinct, yet faint, infrared signature.
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Tsvyk began feeling faint and dizzy moments after biting into the cake, and she promptly passed out.
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We have a faint view of the ocean but the Coranado River can be heard rushing below.
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So all in all, I was delighted to finish the day with only faint red wine stains.
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Carter, 91, remained at his side and was herself briefly hospitalized overnight Wednesday because she felt faint.
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The reporting citizen, heard a faint voice calling for help at a neighboring vacant Chinese food restaurant.
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I did and was impressed with how lightly I could draw and still get a faint line.
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Biden was a font of faint, damning praise — especially about the young senator from Illinois, Barack Obama.
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There was a dull thud as her gun discharged, an uncomprehending silence, and a faint gurgling noise.
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Faint gray dots on the crab's vermillion shell make it seem like a mask uncannily scuttling by.
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I felt a faint thrill, not of physical arousal but a stirring of my spirit of adventure.
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But her boss discovered she had a faint connect with the woman and sent her a message.
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The group's first album, "Varmints," was released in 2016 to a mixture of acclaim and faint bewilderment.
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As a result, she was "unhappy, unhealthy, faint, food deprived, angry, [and in] bad relationships," Black wrote.
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There is still a faint hope that July 6th will pass without the tariffs coming into force.
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As the afternoon comes to a close, the sound of sirens and helicopters have become more faint.
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He asked Mr. Kareem to stand up, which Mr. Kareem did, cracking a faint smile to jurors.
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It's the most common type of permanent hearing loss and reduces the ability to hear faint sounds.
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Click here to view original GIFColin Furze's latest creation isn't a DIY for the faint of heart.
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That's because moons are thought to be too small and too faint to pick up from Earth.
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But stars that are very cool and faint compared with the Sun are abundant throughout the galaxy.
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" Of course she said yes, telling her new fiancé: "I feel like I'm going to to faint.
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They are thinly drawn, and erosion has left them too faint to be seen on satellite imagery.
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Though they tend to have a nice shape, my eyebrows are naturally thin and faint (thanks, genetics!).
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After searching for these faint pings for decades, scientists have little hard evidence to show for it.
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It is not for the faint hearted and the carnage is being live streamed around the world.
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His girlfriend is watching him from about thirty feet away, with a faint smile on her face.
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"I don't know, maybe she was starting to feel faint," Goodson's mother, Tamika Goodson, told the Post.
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You can see it as a faint bluish gray glow around the particles in the video below.
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LHS 21b, named for the small, faint red dwarf star it orbits, has all the right features.
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It sounds like faint praise but it's not, it's a superb effort so well done to him.
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He resorted to drinking less water, which caused him to faint when dehydrated, according to court filings.
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Batman and his Batmobile, which bears a faint resemblance to the one from Tim Burton's 1989 film.
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Things get bleaker, darker, and further away from the already faint hope that they'll ever get better.
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Honestly this sounds like Christmas: warm, fuzzy, and comforting, with the faint whiff of cinammon to boot.
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Entertainment Weekly has the exclusive photo, and safe to say it's not for the faint of heart.
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Beneath the criticism, though, a faint chorus of appreciation for some of Trump's policies can be heard.
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It is not work for the faint of heart—plenty of fugitives try to fight off pursuers.
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Mexico's recent energy reform and the appointment of Mr González give Pemex a faint glimmer of hope.
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It's definitely not for the faint of heart, and it takes weeks to complete training and testing.
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As we discussed it, The Sound did another little faint, soprano beep, and we looked around, helpless.
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"Harpoon" is, to be clear, not for the faint of heart, nor for the weak of stomach.
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It begins in 1999, with faint traditional music and a convict (Colin Lane) who recalls his upbringing.
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Here's what else has been happening in Success land: Angel investing isn't for the faint of heart.
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The measurement provides a limit to how many faint galaxies there were around 12 billion years ago.
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I would faint if I stood up too quickly, I could barely eat, and I couldn't sleep.
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I choked down water because I was faint with dehydration, but even the water made me ill.
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But his faint voice rouses to life when I ask about his young, promising, borderline-incomparable teammates.
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From there, The Blood Brothers, The Faint, and countless others picked up and ran with that idea.
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The hotel guests reported smelling a chemical odor before feeling faint, light-headed, and short of breath.
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The general rule is that lips should never touch cheek, though a faint smooching sound is expected.
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Glam-rock bejeweled metallic platforms are not for the faint of heart: utterly outrageous, and undeniably fun.
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Faint air bubbles are still visible on the plaster surface, along with ridges from the plaster molds.
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Now, from Blackfish at night, five faint lights can just be made out, twinkling against the dark.
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Rothenberg has left faint marks next to the raven's back, as though it is blurred in movement.
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Obama's arguments will be as faint gusts before the hurricane scheduled to make landfall on January 20.
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I feared I'd faint after the first loop, leaving my limp, unconscious body gliding through the second.
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They stood with their arms around each other, admiring a faint rainbow emerging from the storm clouds.
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His voice was faint, and he stared at the floor as he tried to explain the attack.
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Some dispensed faint, lukewarm air that residents said did not keep their dwellings warm, especially at night.
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As we approached our building, we thought we heard the faint tinkle of the Mr. Softee theme.
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My floorboards burned the soles of my feet, and there was a faint whiff of, well, glue.
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Yet if Parkland cast a shadow over the political speeches on Friday, it was a faint one.
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"It was damning with faint praise to say the least," said Dan Pfeiffer, a longtime Obama adviser.
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Even in that religiously charged era, the so-called clash of civilizations could sound very faint indeed.
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"It's not for the faint of heart to take on one of these buildings," Mr. Hunnewell said.
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Saturn's upper atmosphere generates the faint haze seen along the edge of the planet in this image.
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"I fully understand that this is not a job for the faint of heart," Mr. Wray said.
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As Tesla CEO Elon Musk has noted, the car-making business isn't for the faint of heart.
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"So close" was faint, a remembrance of things past; its repetition, meatier, a recognition of implacable fate.
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She appeared to faint a number of times, and the men beat her while she was conscious.
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At the time they were faint figures of my childhood; now their actions haunt us all forever.
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The settlement terms themselves mostly retained only a faint outline of what past agreements would have required.
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It's too spooky to count as pastoral; U.F.O.F. has a musty quality, a faint smell of mothballs.
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Note that the numbers may be faint, as they are written into the contours of the map.
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Each time a ring of lights switched on, the electrodes transmitted a short, faint burst of electricity.
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Within a mile or two, a faint burning smell had me heading back, alarmed, to the airport.
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Mr. Concha opted for detention with the faint hope of preserving his life in the United States.
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Above, in a blue dress, searching and despairing, was the faint figure of Demeter, the woebegone mother.
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"We're not able to see asteroids down to this size range; they're simply too faint," he says.
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Up to one-third of astronauts get dizzy or even faint when they return to solid ground.
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The waiters are moving more quickly, the bartenders stand at attention, faint music trickles through the speakers.
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During my visit, I could hear faint laughter as visitors viewed the various sex acts on display.
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There's the faint possibility that Saban only brings in like-minded players, athletes who are equally focused.
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"She had thyroid [issues] — I don't know, maybe she was starting to feel faint," Tamika told the Post.
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Okay, this one is pricey and not for the faint of heart, but it'll sure make an impression.
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Also, be prepared to hear a faint humming sound in the background when the noise cancelling is on.
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After refusing to go along with the Annex Society, Sasha causes some people in the crowd to faint.
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We can even see a faint speaker cutout and the little front-facing selfie camera upon closer inspection.
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The electrodes tickling my scalp measure EEG activity, those very faint electrical signals in my (and your) brain.
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It's quite a startling moment as to what to do when you faint in front of the Queen.
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As Google rightly notes, getting up to speed with using machine learning isn't for the faint of heart.
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Instead, what's great about Hubble is the quantity of light particles it can collect from distant, faint things.
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A faint purple bruise adjacent to the left eye and two hemorrhages on her scalp were also detected.
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If you look close, you can see the faint pattern of the Mate 20's textured glass back.
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Everywhere they go, they're asked questions about their experience – and those questions aren't for the faint of heart.
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She magically heals her scar and causes Annex Foundation practitioners in the crowd outside her house to faint.
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He speaks with a faint accent that's not exactly his native South African, but sounds maybe, vaguely, Swiss.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads JAKARTA — The art fairs of Asia aren't for the faint of heart.
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When Terri O'Connell says that "there are no faint hearts" in sprint car racing, we definitely believe her.
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Location is just one of many reasons why the restaurant business is not for the faint of heart.
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One says there will be no fight because Clay will faint in his dressing room, ha ha ha.
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Here's a shortlist of other notable limitations: Like most such hacks, this isn't for the faint of heart.
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Every friendship I made was a faint shadow of the magnificent supernova that was my relationship with Marisa.
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I opened a bottle, and there was no coffee scent, either (only a faint hint of green tea).
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Holmes & Watson, on the other hand, seems destined for a future of faint recognition and shrug-worthy disappointment.
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But getting used to the conditions hundreds of feet up is certainly not for the faint of heart.
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It's not for the faint-hearted, but I was impressed with my silky hair after the blow-dry.
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All of these stars are within the faint Centaurus constellation, which can't be seen with the unaided eye.
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In fact, its only lasting memorial is a faint imprint on the genes of every living creature today.
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However, the new signal is too small and faint to provide a clear picture of the Martian interior.
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A faint band of light stretched from one horizon to the other — mottled, sugary, serene, like diamond dust.
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Other than that, the objects are so faint that, from Earth, they only appear as points of light.
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But companies like Sooam deal in love—or more specifically, the faint chance that you might love again.
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So the faint change to her tattoo, in our opinion, is a symbolic way to bring everything together.
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But because it is so big and diffuse with expanding gas on the outside, its light is faint.
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That means there can be a lot of glare when searching for super faint moons around the planet.
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If you look carefully, you can see a faint patch of snow across southern Alabama and western Georgia.
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Circa 2007, I was dozing in a trainyard and felt a faint prick or scratch on my ankle.
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From the start, Edyta Sliwinska learned that being a mom of two wasn't for the faint of heart.
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Three (very faint) lights illuminate in the center of the device when it hears and executes your commands.
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To get a high or faint, kids either choke other kids, press hard on their chests, or hyperventilate.
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Eventually those outer layers are lost and only the core of the star remains — the faint white dwarf.
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Lars von Trier films are rarely for the faint of heart—and this movie is certainly no exception.
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In other cases, an infection or internal bleeding can cause your blood pressure to drop and, therefore, faint.
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Van Valkenburgh was walking around by the road she heard a faint howl coming from under the ground.
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"My heart stopped and I thought I was going to faint," she told local newspaper Blekinge Lans Tidning.
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On the Republican side, 16 different candidates entered the race with at least a faint hope of winning.
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The tamarind cuts through the red chili and there's a faint smokiness—from the cashew feni, I suspect.
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Since his election, Trump has damned supposed allies and foes alike with faint praise before turning on them.
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Yet by 226, when the Supreme Court legalised same-sex marriage, there were only faint murmurs of protest.
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So if Presidents are going to be over the age of 85033 then some of them might faint.
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"There is, but I can't tell you what it is," Wolff replied, a faint smile on his face.
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Today Pradeep looks healthy, with a clear gaze and only faint scars on the backs of his hands.
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That sounds like I'm damning the hour with faint praise, but it's a bigger deal than you'd expect.
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Travelers can go into the tunnels, said Ms. Sherer, but they are not for the faint of heart.
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The town was eerily silent, except for the faint sobbing of family members mourning the young man's death.
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Everywhere is the thrumming of sewing machines, the hum of fans, the faint burning smell of steam irons.
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It was the day after Easter and there was still a faint whiff of miracle in the air.
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MOUNTING a new choral piece for 2400,2200 singers is not for the faint of heart — or the disorganized.
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This faint attempt at deflecting the impression of a "Fed put" represents a sure risk for the Fed.
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Of course, dealing with night feedings and rambunctious 503-year-olds are not for the faint of heart.
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This deck suits anyone who likes to go deep, and I wouldn't recommend it for the faint-hearted.
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He hears Lydia saying goodbye, then he hears the faint click of the receiver replaced in its cradle.
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"Her life had turned to this: this lifeless hush, this faint but elusive whiff of decay," Perrotta writes.
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Their dogs ran alongside, barking minutely; their travois poles, slung from ponies, etched faint parallels in the ground.
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But I didn't crash, swerve, faint, or do anything else my brain told me was about to happen.
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There's old discolored bunting hanging from apple trees, and the faint sound of wind chimes fills the air.
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THEY SHOULD GO THROUGH THE PAIN I HAVE FELT FOR YEARS BEFORE GETTING A FAINT WHIFF OF SUCCESS!
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It begins with first victim William Vail who hears faint squealing noises coming from within an abandoned house.
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Another doctor said the brutality of the rapes made her faint for the first time in her life.
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Jesus Piece is one of the best metalcore bands around, something that sounds like faint praise but isn't.
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This searing novel about three Latinos lost north of the border is not for the faint of heart.
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Amid the political turmoil of the past few years, there have been faint rustlings of a democratic revival.
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"The essence of my answers in that interview was accurate," Kissinger would say, damning her with faint praise.
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As Mr. Xi shook hands with Mr. Abe at Friday's meeting, the Chinese leader bore a faint smile.
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We also printed a faint mirror image of each portrait on the cover to bolster what bleeds through.
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If we're lucky, there is a spread of tacos, giving the space the faint perfume of charred meat.
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I recognized the shade of her ash brown eyebrows and the faint purple thread veins crisscrossing her cheeks.
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A touch of fine cornmeal in the batter gives these waffles a delicious crispness and a faint perfume.
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It is exceptionally faint because it does not contain many stars, but that darkness also offers an upside.
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From our kitchen window sometimes we can see through the trees to the faint horizon of the Pacific.
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It is now completed by your own faint reflection, plus that of the everlasting traffic on Route 27.
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"An ultrasonic is not for the faint hearted," said Joanna Hardy, a London-based independent fine jewelry specialist.
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Faint lines visible in the bottom layer appear and disappear like the palimpsest of an underlying historical city.
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With the right algorithms, it seems, any faint rustle or glint of light can now tell a tale.
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Klimt's faint and hesitant pencil studies don't really profit from comparison to the drawings of his protégé Schiele.
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She didn't remember falling, or even feeling faint: One minute she was upright, and the next she wasn't.
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Fewer than 1 in 10,000 vaccinated people, mostly adolescents, will faint, perhaps related to fear of the injection.
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There was a pause in the wind, and in it, we could hear the faint tinkling of cowbells.
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But then the officer approached the A.T.M., and when he listened closely, he could hear a faint sound.
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He also told his father he was occasionally feeling faint, sometimes even passing out when he stood up.
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For him, the most difficult moments were seeing children faint or weak from hunger left behind en route.
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While SOAS precedes the award of a final SEAL contract, it is not for the faint of heart.
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Westlake told the 911 operator he was applying pressure to the wound as Boek took faint, shallow breaths.
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They're usually just moving too fast and are too faint to be seen by telescopes here on Earth.
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But they also left behind extended family in North Korea — people who are now faint memories of past.
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I loved that we had our wedding in Mexico, but the weather wasn't for the faint of heart.
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Clinton has given the impression that she harbors a faint hope she could still become president one day.
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That faint blip is the force of a celestial object exploding with the power of a nuclear bomb.
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Kuiper belt objects are very faint and are really hard to spot amid a background of bright stars.
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Mild dehydration can be serious, impairing memory and mood, making people feel faint, and causing fatigue and weakness.
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" When her name was announced as the new Miss Universe, Tunzi said her mind went blank for a few seconds"I couldn&apost really hear anything cause I stood there and I was like, &aposI think I&aposm about to faint but I can&apost faint, I&aposm on TV!
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The lifestyle site Thrillist christened it the grossest movie of the year — "there's a never-ending hairball puke fest" — and it reportedly caused patrons, or a patron, at the Toronto International Film Festival, and elsewhere, to faint (or, at the very least, to feel faint), prompting an ambulance to be summoned.
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Meanwhile, despite the bile, the faint promise of a political settlement has reappeared at the turn of the year.
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Nura uses OAE (otoacoustic emission) using a microphone to listen to the faint sounds returning from the inner ear.
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But after a further look, scientists realized Virgo had picked it up; the wave signal was just incredibly faint.
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In the weeks leading up to my heart attack, I was experiencing similar dizzy spells, although I didn't faint.
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It's a cold universe out there, but no one said the final frontier was for the faint of heart.
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But also the 73-year-old born with the same name -- the hoodie-wearing kid with the faint mustache.
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As I stare up at the faint spec that is my drone, I'm pretty sure I'm breaking the law.
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Faint whistles and high-pitched squeals fade in and out, no matter how hard he tries to shake them.
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The Carter Center said at the time that his wife was also in the hospital briefly after feeling faint.
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Warning: The video above is not for the faint of heart, especially not for the feline lovers among us.
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A deeper line means you have a great memory, while a faint line means you might struggle to focus.
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And if my use of the word "solid" seems like damning with faint praise, in some ways it is.
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Or am I just blindly recycling perceived value with the faint hope that it will rub off on me?
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Instead, she began to clean my teeth: her beak lightly tapping against my enamel, the faint vibrations strangely soothing.
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I wanted to follow the path that others had, to trace a thread of our cultural lineage, however faint.
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As a result, scientists can gather light from a very distant, faint object and figure out more about it.
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The surface activation in his monochromes was extremely subtle, limited to faint, almost imperceptible traces of his palette knife.
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With the triumph of Mr Trump, who has called TPP a "terrible deal", even that faint hope has vanished.
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While it is reusable, you will be able to see faint remnants of your previous notes after microwaving it.
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But Ezekiel's arc gives us a faint glimmer of hope that the writers recognize good storytelling and character development.
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As the Brussels talks enter their closing phase, Remainers may be excited by the faint prospect of annulling Brexit.
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Faint said the clown entertainment industry could be affected due to the negative attention the art form is receiving.
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Those visiting Austin will find it nearly impossible to ignore that prodigious dome, with its faint glow of pink.
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Placed on Chan's nightstand, the device emits a "very faint light" between the hours of 6 to 7 a.m.
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In the end, the effect of these faintly imagined voices speaking on their own faint history is disorienting, unsettling.
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And I held the faint hope that perhaps the trailer was not indicative of the show as a whole.
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Carolina split its two-game swing through Arizona and Colorado but gained no ground in its faint playoff hopes.
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The lighting exposes the gauzy texture of the rings, and even reveals the very faint, icy outermost F-ring.
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If you look in the upper lefthand corner you can even see a faint watermark for The Daily Show.
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Faint letters in dark brick along a smoke stack hint at the original owner of the complex, E.R. Squibb.
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Given their faint light, isolated locations and distance from our own galaxy, these have been difficult to study before.
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The signal from that merger was relatively faint, but the detection bodes well for LIGO and Virgo's future sensitivity.
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Most pass straight through, but some collide with water molecules, producing extremely faint blue light known as Cherenkov radiation.
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It carries both a lot and little weight, and orbiting outposts is astro-not for the faint of heart.
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But the coating's ability to suppress light could make things like cameras and telescope more sensitive to faint light.
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I had lost 10 pounds and was gaunt and sick and felt faint… It totally messed with my head.
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Earth's shadow is composed of two parts: the dark, inner umbra and a faint, outer portion called the penumbra.
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Astronomers have spotted a tiny, faint moon orbiting a dwarf planet at the outer fringes of our Solar System.
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Travellers would do much better buying one than going inside—trains in Congo are not for the faint-hearted.
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The '90s weren't so long ago at all — but these movies have the faint sheen of quaintness about them.
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The sky in the photo features a faint GPS map, with "end of route" landing right above the car.
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But because it is designed to scan faint objects, it is expected to be greatly affected by the satellites.
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Though most residents cling to the faint hope that their homes and belongings have survived, some are less optimistic.
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The technique, while not recommended to the faint of heart or the inexperienced, is common enough at the Tour.
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"The impact flashes are faint, short, and can be easily missed while observing the planets for hours," he said.
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The faint grey line that appears on the worksheet indicates that all the columns to the left are frozen.
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Dealmaking, as the staff assistants who answer the senators' phones will attest, is not for the faint of heart.
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Trump also offered faint praise to the "Fake News Media" for covering the story of his feud with Rep.
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A faint smell of manure wafted over the area, the primary form of fertilization for the fully organic operation.
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Runners can ignore almost any pains save those that — however faint or indistinct — presage a break or a tear.
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To put it simply, Weather's not a festival for the faint-hearted, and it's all the better for that.
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A faint smell of weed permeated the space as D.R.A.M. rolled up the first of the afternoon's many joints.
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It features over 50 flavor-bomb recipes for drinks and it is definitely not for the faint of palate.
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The result is our current national energy independence, which the Obama administration laid faint claim to once or twice.
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The coffee had a faint hint of chocolate, but was certainly thicker than a run-of-the-mill latte.
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One man even claimed he knew nothing at all about the situation, his mouth curling into a faint smile.
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I heard it jaywalking once, and actually stopped in the middle of the street, about to faint with disbelief.
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As a general rule, the Dallas Cowboys' bus is not a place for the faint of heart or liver.
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" When she thinks of that time she was beaten, she said, "I remember it and I actually feel faint.
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I've always been fascinated by the faint intimation that this was the neighborhood where the less-privileged kids lived.
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The backing track begins with the sound of breathing; it, and the piece, ends with rustling and faint explosions.
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Most of his drawings have this gentle background of abstracted language, some discernible, some words too faint to read.
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Every few minutes, you can hear the faint sound of a tornado alarm coming from someone's phone or computer.
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All the while, you're followed by the slightest of breezes and the faint but inescapable scent of sea air.
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She started with a handful of pine nuts, left raw to preserve the faint sweetness that recedes with toasting.
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A lonely brick tower stood in a field, a faint hammer and sickle near the top almost completely faded.
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Yet if we don't redefine power and embrace it intentionally, women's voices will remain faint in politics and elsewhere.
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In such a grim context, these bizarre encounters between the Taliban and Westerners offer a faint glimmer of hope.
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Tisdale writes calm but explicit descriptions of "the faint leathery smell" of dead bodies and the process of decomposition.
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But Mexico quickly learned to mostly ignore Mr. Trump's outbursts, as it might the faint rumble of distant thunder.
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In its current form, the Art Gallery of New South Wales has a faint air of apology about it.
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To measure ultra-faint temperature variations across light years of space, Spitzer itself had to be kept very cold.
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She looked shocked, then reached a palm to her forehead, the way people do when they're about to faint.
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He has a very faint, knowing, measuring smile, as if at some thought he'd just had, possibly about you.
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In both art and life, the past exists in the present like sediment, like a faint or erased line.
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She caught a whiff of turmeric every time she passed by, with a faint base note of decomposing vegetables.
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The building was virtually empty on a Saturday and charged with that faint lawlessness of school not in session.
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It's there, a faint light cradling a chicken egg, clutching an axe, raising a newborn's almost see-through body.
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When Cassini passed through a faint Saturn ring in December, the dust impacts numbered in the hundreds per second.
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But it's also not hard to hear the faint tone of sexism when you read about Klobuchar's alleged actions.
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If there's one thing that has a faint chance of briefly uniting people during a general election, it's dogs.
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To that, one might expect at least a faint whiff of patriotism from his Republican questioners on the committee.
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HAPPY WEDNESDAY and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we're hearing the faint cheers of "Hamilton" fans across the country.
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"Before take-off, you could detect a faint smell of fuel which I thought nothing of," Santra told CNN.
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They made it as far as sixteen thousand seven hundred feet when a faint, high-pitched cry rose up.
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But then the nation looks forward to 2020, and it feels faint stirrings of hope in its national heart.
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Today, the wall it used to call home is completely blank but shows a faint trace of Loving's design.
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However, such trades are not for the faint of heart and can be expensive, especially when talking about Tesla.
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The film's reliance on conventions even as it snickers at them gives it the faint air of a con.
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In three days, her cheeks went from a patchwork of bright red blotches to a few faint rosy marks.
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"Dip it in A.P. flour, salt and pepper, then a few secret extras," he adds, with a faint smile.
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All that remain in these rusty ruins are the faint hum of our memories, silenced by the machines' drive.
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But by the time they reach the Earth — like ripples nearing the edge of a pond — they grew faint.
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Simultaneously faint and ornate, the album accrues light, feathery instruments to no end — strings, bilious keyboard swirl, breathy harmonies.
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PCMag's review mentions that the noise cancellation is so good, a faint, fuzzy ring can be heard in the background.
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The ones further back are faint lines of paint on the cusp of dissolving into the wintry blue-gray sky.
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But there it was, Ganymede with its faint magnetosphere nestled within Jupiter's much larger, and far more powerful, magnetic shield.
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Passengers were thankful that it was "only" a crack to the outside window, faint praise for the US airline industry.
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Every day, when colleagues heard a faint buzzing overhead, they knew it was Puertolas navigating the Ladybird through the office.
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It orbits two small, faint brown dwarfs at a distance about 2,000 times that from the Earth to the sun.
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The question is, why do Democrats and the "liberal media" also attack him, at best damning him with faint praise?
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Yet standing there, she thought she detected the faint, damp scent of salt carried on the wind from the south.
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It's not for quite the world-bender that the 6003S is, but it's also not for the faint of heart.
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Since the technology learns by finding faint patterns, it needs an enormous amount of information to reliably find meaningful ones.
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Showing off the faint writing on an uncovered white wall, Culture Minister Alberto Bonisoli hailed it as an "extraordinary discovery".
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Don't apply to be an accountant if you feel faint at the mere sight of an endless column of numbers.
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The image was so faint, blue ink on black skin, that her family barely could make it out at first.
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But someone took the notes seriously and called the police, who detected a faint voice coming from inside the ATM.
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Meet Ross 128 b, a newly discovered planet found orbiting around a small, faint star known as a red dwarf.
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For researchers interested in tracking ozone recovery, the challenge lies in pulling a faint signal out of a noisy background.
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Change the blending mode from Normal to Multiply in the Layers pane, and you should have a faint yellow wash.
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If you listen closely, you can hear faint echoes of the original Alien wail in the final third as well.
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Her heart would race rapidly, she felt dizzy when she stood up, and sometimes she would faint and black out.
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Brienne could hear the wind rustling through a clump of pussywillows, and farther off the faint cry of a loon.
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In the blue paintings, Hall pares the light down to the reflection in the graphite dots, a faint dark glint.
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The types of habitable Earth-sized worlds TESS will find are those orbiting small, faint stars known as red dwarfs.
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While this volatility is not for the faint of heart, we believe the 23Q19 miss will create a buying opportunity.
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Pretty much anyone can DIY and afford the tools, but fair warning: Her methods aren't for the faint of heart.
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Faint traces of rivers create subtle veins in the snow, while ridges, roads, and cities stand out in sharp contrast.
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It could be regular matter that we just can't see, such as neutron stars — the faint leftovers of dead suns.
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Here's the problem: because M dwarfs are so faint, the habitable zone is very, very close to the star itself.
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Connecticut's The World Is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Die isn't for the faint of heart.
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The white film moves inside the basin with a faint whoosh and I feel confident to get down to business.
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The telescope searches for the faint dimming that occurs when a planet crosses the path of one of those stars.
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The Delta Aquariid meteors are more faint than others, and they're more apparent in the Southern Hemisphere, according to NASA.
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It's that determination that almost caused her to faint in this hot wing challenge by First We Feast from Complex.
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Traveling 4,600 feet underground into the tunnels of South Africa's Beatrix Gold Mine is not for the faint of heart.
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There are only two problems: he is completely unremarkable in still photographs, and he carries a faint inhumanity in motion.
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