The sound of cameras and iPads clicking filled the air.
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Soon, the sound of sirens filled the air, Burkhart said.
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The foul stench of burnt human flesh filled the air.
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Occasional chants of "Lula president, Lula innocent" filled the air.
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In the morning, pale mist filled the air like smoke.
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Chants of Sanders' name and "Sí, se puede" filled the air.
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The sound of waves crashing against the cliffs filled the air.
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The smell of stagnant water and floating garbage filled the air.
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In Paris, hope filled the air -- hope for a cleaner, safer future.
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And heavy clouds of tear gas fired by police filled the air.
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Dust, laden with lead from the century-old building, filled the air.
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The crying strings of the American Contemporary Music Ensemble filled the air.
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In the other room, the sounds of Mr. Parreno's "Hypothesis" filled the air.
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A familiar whine filled the air, then a whirlybird emerged from the corridor.
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The sound of shouts filled the air, men barking orders at one another.
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This being the Hard Rock, Tom Petty's "Learning to Fly" filled the air.
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Breathless gasps and soft cries filled the air as people checked their devices.
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Smoke rose from the table and the smell of seared flesh filled the air.
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The women screamed in pain as the smell of burnt flesh filled the air.
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Rumours of the failure of the latest round of Brexit negotiations filled the air.
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Specks of ice from the freezing-up of Great Bear Lake filled the air.
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Marijuana smoke filled the air, giving the scene a feeling of being stuck in time.
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The smell of mildew, river water and food going sour in fridges filled the air.
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Vendors were setting up their street stands and the smell of sausages filled the air.
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The minute we walked in, the sound — and scent — of sizzling steak filled the air.
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She was hunched over a basin, and the acrid scent of vomit filled the air.
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The King fire filled the air with thick smoke for weeks; you could hardly breathe.
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Dust filled the air and I was lying on the ground, too shocked to move.
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People were seen clubbing one another in the streets, and pepper spray filled the air.
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When Bernie Sanders came to Washington Square Park in 2016, marijuana smoke filled the air.
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Tension, sweat, and violent threats filled the air, but Faust wanted to spread the word around.
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In the dog park — our dog park — people cowered when dozens of shots filled the air.
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Car windows were smashed and smoke filled the air during what the police deemed a riot.
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The smell of salty blood, orange blossoms, and incense filled the air—the scent of her magick.
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Renewed chants of "Hong Kong, add oil" — a Chinese idiom that means "keep going" — filled the air.
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Street vendors sold chicken, sausages, waffles, cake and sweets, while the smell of crepes filled the air.
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The smell of leaked gasoline, mixed with a sour smell of mud and debris, filled the air.
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The scent of pine filled the air, and a stream burbled a hundred yards or so away.
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As soon as I walked in, the sounds coming from a nearby stall suddenly filled the air.
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The spectre of large street protests that shook Moscow and other cities in 2011-12 filled the air.
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I felt my mother's presence intertwine with the warm smell of almonds and sugar that filled the air.
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Camera after camera on the block showed smiling pedestrians, until a white blast of light filled the air.
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The smell of gas, sweat and earth filled the air overnight as people yelled their messages into megaphones.
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Shouts from the riders, the whinnying of horses and the cheers of thousands of spectators filled the air.
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Police officers, not students, blasted the fire extinguishers that had filled the air with white fumes, she said.
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Thick smoke filled the air from several fires burning on the ground, and building teetered on broken walls.
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The explosion shook buildings in Gaza City as dust and grey smoke filled the air, a Reuters witness said.
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In the aftermath of the tragedy, smoke filled the air, casting a grey film over the city's Financial District.
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The sky bore hints of blue and the sooty smoke that had filled the air for 200 miles lifted.
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Soon, a fine mist of 99 percent sodium chloride filled the air, dispersed from a device called a halogenerator.
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As flames, dust and debris filled the air and the building shook, the drone operators dived under their desks.
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The room fell quiet, the string lights mere pinpricks in the darkness, and sounds of sleep filled the air.
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Cries of "Allahu-Akbar" filled the air when the rescuers found a victim alive and pulled them out to safety.
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As the fire spread into the city, reporters and witnesses said, the sound of exploding propane tanks filled the air.
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The sounds of blenders churning up protein shakes, along with muffled grunts and the clanking of barbells, filled the air.
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They filled the air with angry jeremiads about how badly things were going and how much they needed to change.
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Her father's parents, who spoke no English, filled the air with Haitian Creole and the aroma of spicy Haitian stews.
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But villagers and workers nearby complained that the endless trucks filled the air with dust and noise and blocked the roads.
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A town transformed The smell of fireworks, charred wood and burned plastic still filled the air a day after the explosions.
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There, water gurgled in a fountain, a bird twittered in a cage, and the smell of Chinese herbs filled the air.
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Hundreds also demonstrated in Haj Youssef, a working class district of Khartoum where heavy clouds of tear gas filled the air.
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The intro riff to Aldean's "When She Says Baby" had just ended when the sound of automatic gunfire filled the air.
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Chants of "Bharat Mata Ki Jai" (Long Live Mother India) filled the air, as her cavalcade disappeared around a street corner.
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She celebrated her pregnancy and gathered countless black women on stage as words by the poet Warsan Shire filled the air.
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Goats and gardens were dying, mosquitoes were multiplying, and toxic fumes filled the air as people burned heaps of plastic trash.
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The sound of gagging filled the air as we each tried to slide a carefully bent wire hanger down our throats.
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At one point the smell of maple syrup filled the air, but your guess is as good as mine on that one.
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" The arena was never so loud again that night as his supporters filled the air with alternating boos and shouts of "USA!
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The lively music of a mariachi band and chants of "We're home and here to stay, undocumented and unafraid," filled the air.
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Albuquerque police denied reports that they deployed tear gas to disperse the crowds, saying it was only smoke that filled the air.
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An antenna and instruments on the starboard side fell to the deck in fragments, and a plume of smoke filled the air.
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Among the organizers — a group made up mostly of local women known as Warriors of the Aboriginal Resistance — apprehension filled the air.
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Moments later, the sound of Beyonce's "Halo" filled the air, putting in motion the procession of the couple's 15-person wedding party.
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The inherent tension of the campaign season seemed to have disappeared, Golden said, and instead a palpable sense of relief filled the air.
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Plumes of smoke from burning tires filled the air, including in the main square where a National Bank of Yemen building is located.
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The sand was pristine and white, the sea azure; swathes of bougainvillea framed the view and the smell of gardenias filled the air.
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The youth all helped to process the buffalo and Miles Allard shared teachings as we all sang songs and laughter filled the air.
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Nearing Los Angeles Superior Court judge Kathleen Kennedy's courtroom on the 9th floor, I could almost touch the tension that filled the air.
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More than 100 NYPD motorcycles led the procession down Fifth Avenue as the drums beat and the sound of "Taps" filled the air.
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Outside the meeting, smoke filled the air in the normally tranquil seaside city of Mar Del Plata where the conference is being held.
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In seeming response to the song, the ship travelled north towards Governors Island, where the mystical sounds of "Voices Heard" filled the air again.
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As I walked toward the check-in desk, the smell of marijuana filled the air and customers casually made their way inside the restaurant.
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On Wednesday night, central Charlotte looked like a war zone, with some protesters destroying windows and looting businesses as tear gas filled the air.
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That means that a lot of toxic smoke filled the air and there was plenty of time to shoot some jaw-dropping drone footage.
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The smell of dung and dust filled the air as nearly 800 sheep rushed through the green, sleepy village of Kugti in Himachal Pradesh.
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The roars of chain saws and the warning beeps from reversing Bobcats filled the air on Saturday in the Mandarin neighborhood of Jacksonville, Fla.
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Four centuries ago, bullfrogs, katydids, and crows filled the air with croaks, chirps, and caws, and the body of fresh water was still clean.
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Bratislava Journal BRATISLAVA, Slovakia — The aroma of roasted coffee beans filled the air on a recent morning at U Kubistu, one of Bratislava's sleekest cafes.
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As they danced and sang, the smell of crushed foliage and sour rum filled the air, a performance as anonymous as the death it venerated.
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For a moment our fears were assuaged: a warming fresh-baked aroma filled the air and the hot cookie slices came cleanly out of the packaging.
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Just like that, every member of the UFC featherweight division began looking over their shoulder, as the groans of the undead once again filled the air.
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Standing on a ridge overlooking a valley where flames were ripping through trees and dark smoke filled the air, Daniel and his team assessed their strategy.
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Smoke filled the air on a street not far from where many Chinese citizens line up each day to apply for visas to the United States.
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One by one everyone closed their eyes, lowered their heads and fell silent until only the sound of waves crashing on the shore filled the air.
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At Dallas they were unhassled by the rules and routines of the larger outpost, alone atop a ridge where bird song filled the air each dawn.
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In one illustrative incident in May 2012, Kikla militiamen stormed the office of Mr. Keib, the interim prime minister, demanding back pay as gunfire filled the air.
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"It's OK if he's buried in the mass grave, it's better to have him buried fast," she said, as the stench from decomposing bodies filled the air.
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And wasn&apost it just months ago that North Korean test-missiles filled the air and Trump and Kim were slinging threats and insults at each other?
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Instead, here they were last week, in the cozy kitchen of a classic 231 New England farmhouse where the aroma of fresh-baked cornbread filled the air.
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On a recent weekday morning, cranes and earthmovers sputtered and hummed over the churn of the East River, while construction workers filled the air with colorful language.
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While there's no question that the recent wildfires in northern California's wine regions have filled the air with smoke, that does not mean the 2017 vintage is doomed.
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Longer and more intense fire seasons in places like California and, more recently, Australia have filled the air with smoke, spiking concerns about air quality, the Verge reports.
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Nirvana — old-school rock for the millennial crowd milling about — blasted from the speakers, while a sense of bonhomie and the smell of grilled meat filled the air.
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Minutes later, the sound of drumming filled the air as a woman carrying a sign reading "Perseverance To All Survivors" pranced down the sidewalk firing a bubble machine.
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On Friday, live music filled the air while Barcelona legends like Patrick Kluivert and Carles Puyol competed in a small exhibition game and local chefs prepared authentic Spanish cuisine.
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As cheers and little sobs filled the air, the performer Adrienne C. Moore informed us about the happy and slightly disconcerting coincidence, and led us in a moment of silence.
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When Americans arrived in Reims last week for their team's opening match, chants filled the air around the cathedral in the afternoon and continued in the packed stadium that night.
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By the time it finally blew, the crowd of 30,548 at Toronto's BMO Field was pulsating with joy and smoke from flares had filled the air behind the Seattle goal.
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During a visit on Wednesday to the city, about 70 miles west of Baghdad, the booms of artillery fire filled the air, followed by clouds of smoke rising on the horizon.
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My parents and I talked less, and I retreated to my room, where the silence of everything but my own clicking and typing and wandering mind filled the air around me.
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GOP policy guru: Trump can't 'fake his way through 90 minutes' In downtown Orlando on Saturday, a Latin festival filled the air with salsa music and the aroma of Puerto Rican food.
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While this week's Republican National Convention presented the opportunity to expand Trump's base beyond white voters, the convention ended up being a space where chants of "Build the Wall!" filled the air.
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Between 2016 and 2018, the U.K. went from being the fastest-growing major economy in the world to the slowest, as businesses halted investment plans, migration dwindled, and foreboding filled the air.
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There was no way to find out if our work's coffee contained sugar, so I had to sit in envy as the hazelnut scent from my co-worker's mug filled the air.
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The sharp odor of ammonia filled the air and the plants' turbines still streamed gray smoke on Thursday afternoon, where local and municipal police, as well as marines, blocked the entrance to the facility.
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The Alexander family and the association said that the men's cancers were tied to the ash, debris and carcinogens that filled the air while they responded to the World Trade Center attacks and aftermath.
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With the Olympic track star Allyson Felix modeling new performance apparel, and the USA Basketball team member Kevin Durant's newest shoes on view, excitement around this summer's Olympic Games in Rio filled the air.
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Pine tree pollen erupts across the state each spring, but Jeremy Gilchrist, a photographer in Durham, N.C., said he had never before seen the thick yellow-green haze that filled the air on Monday.
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The fire in Los Angeles forced the closing of part of Interstate 210 and filled the air with smoke, prompting officials to issue an air-quality alert to people in the San Fernando Valley.
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The pungent smell of chemicals filled the air as another protester tested a freshly made gasoline bomb by hurling it into a drained swimming pool, flames licking the blue tiles as the bottle smashed.
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The protests in New Delhi had grown throughout the day, initially starting at the historic Jama Masjid mosque, where chants of "Remove Modi" filled the air after Friday prayers that drew thousands of worshippers.
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The strains of "Rockin' in the Free World" by Neil Young filled the air as the business mogul made his grand escalator entrance before taking the stage after an introduction by his daughter Ivanka Trump.
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"Now the rest of my compatriots will have these opportunities too," said Ruiz, beaming from her wheelchair as music and fireworks filled the air and Moreno was whisked away into a car after his speech.
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New York (CNN)Smoke and confetti filled the air at this weekend's Fortnite competition at New York's Arthur Ashe tennis stadium, after fans flew in from around the world for the first ever World Cup.
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"They filled the air with chemicals and radiation and poison, so God whipped up a special plague: the plague of infertility," says Aunt Lydia, one of the older women responsible for training the new recruits.
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Carnage. In his city, on this very street, gangs were rampaging, people were trembling in fear, cars were burning, the sounds of machine-gun fire filled the air, people were taking terrible advantage of him.
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Then John Williams's classic two-note thrum — the one now recognized around the world as the harbinger of scary things to come, the one that increasingly seems like the soundtrack of life — filled the air.
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And while the companies said they made efforts to limit the amount of dust kicked up by mining activities, many villagers complained that fine particles filled the air, coating crops and raising fears of respiratory illnesses.
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The blaze, centered less than 100 miles (160 km) northwest of downtown Los Angeles, has forced more than 104,000 people to evacuate or seek shelter, turning neighborhoods into ghost towns and filled the air with smoke.
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Several artists chose to focus on the sky, depicting dust clouds that filled the air, documents that were carried off by the wind or, in one case, the bodies that plunged from the towers as they burned.
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The fire started around lunchtime on Tuesday in a crowded residential area on the outskirts of Hanoi and flames quickly spread to engulf three neighboring houses as clouds of black smoke filled the air, a Reuters witness said.
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We weren't the only ones there: a sea otter waved us through the entrance to the bay, as thousands of birds, from scoters to gulls, sandpipers to eagles, filled the air with their darting bodies and raucous bird-speak.
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The so-named Chixculub impactor left a crater 110 miles wide and, among other effects, would have filled the air with enough dust to block the sun that would cause the planet to cool, creating massive plant and animal die-offs.
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Even though he received a rough reception—"You don't know Amiens!" someone shouted, as smoke from burning tires filled the air—he stayed and talked with a group of workers for forty-five minutes, broadcasting the unscripted encounter on Facebook Live.
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There was a french fry plant that filled the air with a molten potato-y smell on my way to work (I live on Prince Edward Island), and I routinely pulled over to puke on the side of the road.
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PALANGKARAYA, Indonesia, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Wearing green gumboots and hauling a bucket of water, Indonesian policeman Toha runs up a road on the island of Borneo, where forest fires have filled the air with thick grey smoke and swirling cinders.
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MAUA, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A sweet scent filled the air as workers dressed in white gumboots, aprons and hats mixed ingredients and rolled out dough at a modern factory in central Kenya, the only one of its kind in Meru County.
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MAUA, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A sweet scent filled the air as workers dressed in white gumboots, aprons and hats mixed ingredients and rolled out dough at a modern factory in central Kenya, the only one of its kind in Meru County.
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Mr. Wiesel recalled how the smokestacks filled the air with the stench of burning flesh, how babies were burned in a pit, and how a monocled Dr. Josef Mengele decided, with a wave of a bandleader's baton, who would live and who would die.
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" The warm smells of shisha tobacco and chicken frying in a side room filled the air while Lauren, the skilled barkeep, mixed a St. Nick Henny Colada (Hennessey, coconut cream, and pineapple juice) as well as a 147 Punch (Caribbean rum melded with sundry fruity concoctions). "Shots!
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Clinton was certainly more polished that Trump, able to talk her way around and out of questions about the appearance of her favoring Clinton Foundation donors while she was secretary of state (she filled the air with praise for the foundation's work, though its record is far from spotless).
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But as the family stood close to the stage as country star Jason Aldean performed on October 1, the last night of the festival, Biorkman grew increasingly concerned for her baby as the smoke from cigars and marijuana filled the air, so she and the family moved farther back in the crowd.
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In the Streets, Anguish, Fury and Tears; June 4, 1989, by Sheryl Wu Dunn As the crackle of automatic weapons filled the air today on the Avenue of Eternal Peace, tens of thousands of Beijing residents, even elderly men and women, rushed out to see what they could do to turn back the troops.
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The daunting conditions faced by the recovery team on Friday underscored the sheer power of the initial eruption — which blasted rocks and sulfurous debris into the sky, filled the air with acidic gas and smothered the island with layers of ash — and again raised the question of why tourists had been allowed onto the island despite a recent rise in volcanic activity.
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