They both begin to fizz, but one fizzes more than the other.
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At last, the crowd fizzes in an explosion of applause and shouted encouragement.
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Seagrass meadows can release so much oxygen that the surrounding water fizzes like champagne.
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When a burly regular pays to get double-teamed, the mirth fizzes from his skin.
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Dennis is there with his aunt, who's going to get them tanked on gin fizzes.
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As gross as the man who preys on Morrigan is, Moran's voice always sparkles and fizzes.
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The milk is said to "stand up" and become the drink as it fizzes and curdles.
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The ice on ponds whoops, bangs and fizzes; glaciers "chatter" as they grind over different kinds of rock.
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The mousse goes on like a lightweight foam, but fizzes out as you massage it into your skin.
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A solid ball the fizzes and spits and froths and turns your water purple or blue or pink?
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She fizzes with energy, and containing it all to play Ms. Johnson left her exhausted at day's end.
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Back outside, while Kelela casually swerves through the crowd, an energy fizzes through those deciding where to head next.
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He fizzes with nervous energy, constantly chiding and cajoling, resorting to expansive mime to convey messages to his players.
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This single set, designed by Marsha Ginsberg, fizzes with playful menace, suggested most blatantly by a rickety fairground ride.
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After the rocket fizzes out, it looks like we're sitting in a bathtub full of food dye and sparkles.
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This year, the optimism over the mergers and acquisitions environment is about as free-flowing as the Ramos Gin Fizzes.
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Tapping on a can of shaken beer makes absolutely no difference to whether it fizzes all over your party outfit.
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I'd imagine the sheer force of her talent and vision, plus a personality that fizzes like sherbet had something to do with it.
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When you drop the Rocket Science bomb in the water, it fizzes across the tub instead of just sinking down like the regular versions.
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It sparkles and fizzes, romping along even when its subject matter turns dark, and veering blissfully toward the best-case scenario whenever it can.
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The mood on stage fizzes with defiance, then, as the band launch into "Loving Someone" in front of a projection of the LGBTQ pride flag.
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It takes the Kold a little over a minute to brew a given drink, and it rumbles, hisses, and fizzes like any other Keurig machine.
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If spending fizzes, that will encourage officials who insist the economy is ready for a 2 percentage point hike to the consumption tax in October.
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The Switch's screen pops and fizzes as brightly and boldly as the old-school OLED Vita, with the multiplayer games handled with no noticeable performance wobbles.
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That's French studio Delphine Software's Flashback, right there: a 16-bit gem from 1992 that even when seen today, just fizzes and pops with tremendous appeal.
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"On Sight" fizzes to life as an alarum, its mutant TB-303 riff bathed in the digital distortion that invited so many comparisons to Death Grips.
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Its worries about demographic change, an economy that no longer fizzes and a relatively less visible role in the world are nothing compared with its earlier challenges.
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"The Dark Clothes of Night," though, pops and fizzes with one quick-change delight after another, and it's the kind of fun that can happen only onstage.
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But even if bartenders weren't mixing up Ramos Gin Fizzes at the Plaza, compounders and distillers of varying abilities were doing their best to keep people buzzed.
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Back in the '30s and '40s, there were thousands of ice cream parlors in the U.S., staffed by "soda jerks" who created sundaes, fizzes, frappés and FLOATS.
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The script fizzes, leaning into its own conceit, with Banderas rising to the challenge beautifully, playing Mallo with all the wit and rakish charm one might expect.
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The sunlight's gone, temporarily, but still the stage fizzes, visually, culminating in a dash through the inner workings, and then the watery powerhouse itself, of Wario Dam.
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Part fun fair extravaganza, part masterclass in Eastern philosophy, this exhibition fizzes, pops, and makes you think seriously about the state of the world in the digital age.
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Toss a Jelly Bomb into your bath, and watch as it bobs, fizzes, and releases what the brand describes as a "spectacular jelly" packed with soothing, mineral-rich seaweed.
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And the moment he spies Smize — that's short for Smiling Face with Smiling Eyes, and she's not as happy as she seems — the show fizzes with rom-com effervescence.
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Bodner hypothesized that, by applying Henry's Law to seawater, the dissolved air would separate from the water, the way that carbon dioxide fizzes out of a shaken-up soda can.
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Maybe these are the small radiator keys that need to be inserted into our marriage in order to drain off the excess steam that builds and fizzes inside its structure.
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The drink calls for both lemon and lime (because fuck you, that's why), and as with most fizzes of the time, is ostensibly served sort of like a shot with a splash of club soda.
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And their team is not satisfied with a tie: Roman Zobnin fizzes a low shot that Subasic scrambles to smother on the left side of the goal Mário Fernandes with a header to save the host nation!
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It moves this way and that, just catching the breeze, until firmer, more purposeful percussion pops and fizzes into existence, and everything builds into a compelling cacophony that sets the skin electric and the hairs at full stretch.
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U.S. MARKET FIZZES Sparkling water has long been popular in western Europe but has only really taken off in North America in recent years as health-conscious consumers swap sweet colas for water, often flavored or with infused vitamins and minerals.
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The boozy "Popping Pink Prosecco," a tangy Yuzu sake and London gin (that dramatically fizzes in the mouth) are newer incarnations, while the classic Marc de Champagne (using the founder Antoine Dufour's original recipe from 21820) is still in demand.
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The song fizzes and pops and shrieks, with LCD Soundsystem frontman James Murphy delivering intense, cutting observations about distance and loneliness and quitting while you're ahead: "We've got to bring the resources / I wanna play it 'til the time comes," he wails in the song's climax.
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There's family-style drinking in the "Puff Puff Pass," like a Texas izakaya spider bowl punch meant to be shared amongst friends, and more shochu options (a couple barley selections, rice, several potatoes, buckwheat) than you're hippest bartender friend would know how to navigate, which are mixed into cocktails like grapefruit sours and whiskey fizzes meant to be paired with pickles, grilled things, and smoked things.
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He was known to imbibe Ramos gin fizzes in the Main Bar and even had Sam Guarino, the head bartender, flown up to the New Yorker Hotel in New York City to teach the staff how to make them. His 'Deduct Box' was believed to be kept at the hotel. The 'Deduct Box' was where Long held all of the "contributions" from state employees and supporters.
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It is considered rude to take any alcohol back when departing. Drinking at early times of the day is frowned upon in some cultures. Noon is often seen as earliest appropriate time of day to consume alcohol, especially on its own, although there are some exceptions such as drinking Buck's Fizzes on Christmas Day morning. Likewise, a mimosa or bloody mary with breakfast or brunch is common in many cultures.
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The following year, he co- starred in the drama Wildlife opposite Carey Mulligan, in which he plays a father who temporarily abandons his family to take a dangerous job. It is based on the 1990 novel of the same name by Richard Ford. The film was well- received; Ella Kemp, writing for Sight & Sound magazine, praised the chemistry of the lead actors which "fizzes with an effortless dynamism". He also had a role in the western drama The Sisters Brothers (2018).
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Retrieved 13 April 2019 Edouard Noël and Edmond Stoullig, in Les annales du théâtre et de la musique, praised the work highly, and said it deserved a long run.Noël and Stoullig, p. 458 Among modern critics, Richard Traubner writes of "so exciting, so thrilling a score, set to an amusing libretto". The authors of The Penguin Guide to Recorded Classical Music write that the piece "fizzes with good tunes", has one of the composer's best waltz-tunes, a dashing tarantella, and an abundance of good character numbers.
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However, it was brought back down by 7:00am from an altitude of 35 km, because of a helium leak.SpaceDaily, "Giant Swedish space balloon fizzes out: space centre", AFP, 7 July 2011 The payload landed near Nikkaluokta just before the mountains around the Sweden-Norway border where a landing would have caused more potential damage. The payload was returned to the Esrange site on 8 July 2011 after which initial tests showed only minor damage to the payload. A second attempt was scheduled for July 2012 but was cancelled because of bad weather.
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The first printed reference to "fiz" is in the appendix to the 1876 edition of Jerry Thomas's Bartender's Guide, which contains four such recipes. The fizz became widely popular in America between 1900 and the 1940s. Known as a hometown specialty of New Orleans, the gin fizz was so popular that bars would employ teams of bartenders that would take turns shaking the drinks. Demand for fizzes went international at least as early as 1950, as evidenced by its inclusion in the French cookbook L'Art Culinaire Francais published that year.
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NGC Magazine Mark Green wrote that the game felt like Mother 2.5 in its look and feel, which he did not consider negative, albeit somewhat antiquated. Lada of TechnologyTell said Mother 3 was surprisingly "darker" than its forebears. Eurogamer Parkin wrote that the "childlike" and "unusually Western" graphics were similar to EarthBound in "flat pastel textures devoid of shading" as juxtaposed with background art that "fizzes with life and character". He described the cutscenes' animations as "bespoke", rare for 16-bit role-playing games, and of greater dramatic impact.
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So 24 was great. See if we can better it with the next one." According to The Independent, the second song on the album, "Lounger", is "a song about an overeducated, lazy bohemian" with lyrics such as "I get up when I want/Don't have to eat my greens/Or keep my bedroom tidy" guaranteed to appeal to students. The song was called the album's "telling moment" by Pitchfork Media, whilst Stylus said that it "fizzes along like no-one’s business, guitar on super-jangle and piano set to hyper-jaunty.
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In another Gods of Boom review by Slater, for Pocket Gamer this time, it is stated that Gods of Boom has one of the worst names he has ever had the misfortune to read during his time writing about mobile games. He also says that Gods of Boom is ‘an essential mobile multiplayer experience’, ‘with gorgeous cartoon graphics that fizzes and pops in some of the best ways possible’. John Hoff of Android Community describes Gods of Boom as a multiplayer online FPS that is actually fun and engaging but has an awful name.
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The team continued to rack up yellow cards, and following a warning from The Football Association, Sproson arranged for local referee Roy Capey to lecture the players on sportsmanship. In the middle of April, Sproson was given the management job on a permanent basis, despite his team falling to fifth from bottom. Sproson stated that he was 'calculated' and 'controlled', compared to Lee who 'fizzes like a bottle of pop'. By the time they broke their poor run with a 2–1 home win over managerless Charlton Athletic, other results had already ensured their safety from the drop.
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Traditional version of Barratt's Sherbet Fountain Barratt's "Sherbet Fountain" consists of sherbet and a stick made from liquorice, and has been sold since 1925. The original concept of the Sherbert Fountain was sold to Barratt's by Henry Edward Brunt and was rebranded under their name. In the traditional paper packaging, the top of the stick was intended to be bitten off to form a straw and the sherbet sucked through it, where it fizzes and dissolves on the tongue. The "new" format only includes a solid liquorice stick, so the sherbet must be licked off that, or eaten directly.
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Peter Robinson of Popjustice described the collection as 'an EP that fizzes with future-facing pop flair and classic songwriting...brilliantly expressive' In October 2019, Eden released a cover of Tones and I's hit single "Dance Monkey" and an original song titled "Bad Girls Go To Heaven" with longtime collaborator Bonnie Mckee. The duet was featured in episode 303 of The CW's TV series Dynasty. On July 14, 2020 Eden released "American Youth French Kissing" which she stated was the first single from her upcoming debut album. The song was featured in MTV's Siesta Key Season 3 finale.
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According to The Independent, it is "a song about an overeducated, lazy bohemian" with lyrics such as "I get up when I want/Don't have to eat my greens/Or keep my bedroom tidy" guaranteed to appeal to students. The song was called the album's "telling moment" by Pitchfork Media, whilst Stylus said that it "fizzes along like no-one’s business, guitar on super-jangle and piano set to hyper-jaunty." It reached a peak of 43 on the UK Singles Chart, thereby becoming the last Dogs Die in Hot Cars single, and indeed release, to chart.
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" Nonscientists, on the other hand, mostly offered praise for Proust. Science journalist and Guggenheim Fellow D. T. Max described it for The New York Times as "a precocious and engaging book that tries to mend the century-old tear between the literary and scientific cultures". The review by music critic Helen Brown in The Telegraph stated, "Lehrer is a dazzlingly clever young man whose writing bears witness to both the clarity of his scientific training and the humanity of his literary studies. The Whitmanesque electricity of all the thought and heart he has put into this book fizzes from each sentence.
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" The album's musical style has been compared to U2, specifically on the track "Wonder of It All (Next Year)". Christian Music Today editor Russ Breimeier concluded his review with, "there are some impressive flashes of rock intensity and melodic hooks on Fool's Paradise that are compromised by other more formulaic and predictable tracks." Cross Rhythms magazine was more negative towards it: "Unfortunately Monday Morning follow in the footsteps of bands like Radialangel and Stereo Motion in creating an album which fizzes loudly but never really explodes into anything memorable. Everything is in place as you'd expect ... none of the songs sound like anything you haven't heard already a hundred times.
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Neela Debnath of The Independent praised Gaiman for mixing "romance, tragedy and horror, managing to strike a balance while telling a simple story", though she criticised the frequent deaths of Rory. SFX magazine reviewer Russell Lewin gave "The Doctor's Wife" four and a half out of five stars, labelling it as "non-stop intrigue and controlled suspense all the way". He particularly praised Smith's energetic performance, saying "he pings and fizzes around the screen like a Technicolor firework, lighting up every scene he adorns". IGN's Matt Risley rated the episode 9 out of 10 and concluded, "Sweet, touching, intelligent, different, utterly imaginative and accessible by both hardcore fans and newbies alike — this is not only Doctor Who, but sci-fi telly at its finest".
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Sarks and Mulvany won the Australian Writers Guild award for performance writing. The production was also nominated for a Helpmann Award for Best New Australian Work, while the script was nominated for the Nick Enright Prize for Playwriting, within the NSW Premier's Literary Awards, and the Victorian Premier's Prize for Drama. Sarks has made several shows for Belvoir, including Stories I Want to Tell You in Person, written by Lally Katz, which toured to New York; an adaptation of A Christmas Carol, co- written with Benedict Hardie; Nora, an adaptation of A Doll's House co-written with Kit Brookman; Elektra/Orestes, co-written with Jada Alberts, a retelling of the Electra myth; Seventeen by Matthew Whittet; Jasper Jones; and she directed a new adaptation by Melissa Reeves of An Enemy of the People, which The Conversation said "fizzes with contemporary relevance".
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Bobby Selk moved from Benalla in Victoria to Western Australia during the 1895-96 cricket season, and between then and the 1910-11 season he took 777 wickets in senior cricket in Perth at an average of 9.31. When he retired in 1918 he had taken 959 wickets. He was a right-arm bowler, generally bowling medium-paced off-spin: "With a big variety of paces, turning from both sides, with a fine command of length and bowling that impossible ball which 'fizzes' off the pitch and comes back from three to four inches, 'Bobby' was always likely to bowl the best of batsmen 'neck and crop' as the cricket phrase goes." Selk took 5 for 19 and 7 for 108 when Western Australia beat South Australia in 1905-06. His best first-class performance was in Western Australia's victory over Victoria in 1909-10, when he took 8 for 28 and 5 for 49.
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"If HP Tinker didn't exist, you'd have to make him up... he is as influenced as much by Woody Allen, Dr Seuss and Morrissey as he is by William Burroughs and Joe Orton. As one of the brave ones — and one of Britain's most shameless writers — HP Tinker has been peddling his own brand of surrealism for years now, in stories littered with pop cultural references where you are likely to meet Dorothy Parker, Tom Paulin, Paul Gauguin as you are Dean Martin and Morrissey." (Dogmatika website) The Times has praised his "hilarious deadpan surrealism", The Independent thought him "unusual, arresting, smart and very funny" and The Guardian remarked that he "fizzes with the kind of zany, surreal conjunctions that recall Barthelme and Pynchon in their prime." Travis Elborough, Guardian Books Review, Feb 2006 In 2010 HP Tinker appeared in the 200th edition of Ambit magazine alongside Sir Peter Blake and Jonathan Lethem.
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Davies 2008, p. 1 Utilizing this type of strategy avoids the problem of ignoring the collection of smaller shells, an issue that can result from hand-picking.Davies 2008, p. 1 Once samples are collected, they must be sent to a laboratory to be air-dried.Davies 2008, p. 5 A standard weight is then collected for each sample.Davies 2008, p. 5 Each standardized sample is then placed in a plastic bowl (labeled with stratigraphic information) and covered with hot water.Davies 2008, p. 5 Shells float to the top and are skimmed off into a set of sieves, which separate the shells by size.Davies 2008, p. 5 After shells are removed from the soil, the soil should be covered in a solution of 70% hot water and 30% hydrogen peroxide.Davies 2008, p. 5 Once the mixture fizzes, it is passed through a set of sieves.Davies 2008, p. 5 Both the soil and shells are then placed in the drying oven.Davies 2008, p. 5 After cooling, shells are fully prepared for analysis and can be extracted from the sieves.Davies 2008, p. 5 In analyzing mollusk shells, archaeologists focus on many factors, including: taxonomy, mineral composition of the shell, and organic matter remaining in the shell.
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