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"Parenting young kids is frazzling to your brain," Dr. Radesky said.
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I run to 7-303 for a diet soda, fresh air, and de-frazzling.
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The nail-biting, nerve-frazzling, neverending story of the 2016 election is finally drawing to a culmination.
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Whether you're a lifelong pet owner or a first-time adopter, a trip to a rowdy and crowded vet's office can be a frazzling experience.
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Some journos I know—the ones who scramble hardest and are most dedicated to covering you as thoroughly as they can—don't even make weekend plans these days since they assume that something will happen that will cause them to break them, Lest you and others think our jobs are glamorous, our workdays can be quite frazzling.
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Angel Dust was met with extensive critical acclaim. One critic wrote that the album is "one of the more complex and simply confounding records ever released by a major label" and similarly, another called it "the most uncommercial follow-up to a hit record ever". The single "A Small Victory" is described as a song "which seems to run Madame Butterfly through Metallica and Nile Rodgers, reveals a developing facility for combining unlikely elements into startlingly original concoctions". The songs "Malpractice" and "Jizzlobber" have been called "art-damaged death metal" and "nerve-frazzling apocalyptic rock" by contrast with the "accordion- propelled" Midnight Cowboy theme cover that follows.
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Commontime features more instances of the Brewis brothers singing together than past Field Music albums, as well as more backing vocals in general, with David describing them as "really quite prominent and quite complicated" and "kind of an audacious thing to do". Vocal harmonies are prominently featured in the choruses of both "The Noisy Days are Over", and "Disappointed"; Levy said David Brewis' vocal range on his "Disappointed" harmony elevated the song "from a straightforward pop track into something more complex and layered". Petridis said "Trouble at the Lights" included "heady swirls of harmony vocals", and DIY writer Anastasia Connor described "But Not For You" as featuring "vocal harmonies running up against brain-frazzling cornucopia of sounds" Bekki Bemrose of musicOMH argued "That's Close Enough for Now" "wouldn’t be half the track it is without" the layered vocal parts. At six- and-a-half minutes, album opener "The Noisy Days are Over" was the Commontime's longest track, far longer than the average song length of two minutes on Field Music albums like Tones of Town and Plumb.
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