As her spotlight grew brighter, Cardi's beauty game has become stronger.
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With each thump, the cloth grew brighter, acquiring a shiny gloss.
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Golden halos grew brighter around the edges of window blinds in citizens' pods.
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It grew brighter and denser, then contracted into an oval of emerald light.
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During this time, the star repeatedly grew brighter and fainter up to five times.
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Huge crowds, united in shock, gathered as the consuming flames grew brighter against the darkening skies.
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Both Puerto Rico's capital, San Juan, and the Dominican Republic's capital, Santo Domingo, grew brighter in December.
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Longstreth's ideas about harmony, rhythm and arranging remained unconventional, but his songwriting grew brighter and more direct.
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The bar in the sky grew brighter, but a terrestrial wind had also risen, driving thick clouds straight toward it.
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Or, if there weren't windows, then how about imagining an image of the Earth fading away while another part of the universe grew brighter.
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And as that spotlight grew brighter, the artists began to use their influence not just to distribute music to a wider audience, but also to take direct action.
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Unlike other supernovae that typically shine for about 100 days before fading, this one — about 500 million light-years away — grew brighter and then dimmer five times over 600 days.
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Then, as the sun grew brighter and hotter, rainfall scrubbed the carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and plate tectonics later subducted it into the Earth's mantle (the layer of hot rock above the core), locking it away.
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On a night when the tournament lost one rising star, another one grew brighter as 18-year-old Denis Shapovalov of Canada ousted eighth-seeded Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, 6-4, 6-6, 7-6 (3), in a night match at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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On a night when the tournament lost one rising star, another one grew brighter as 227-year-old Denis Shapovalov of Canada ousted eighth-seeded Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, 2210-276, 289-22014, 246-218 (27), in a night match at Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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However, very soon the new governor-general gave him the adjutancy of his own regiment, then at Agra, and things grew brighter.
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The Catholic cause grew so hopeless that in December, 1821, O'Connell submitted to Dr. Blake, the Vicar- General of Dublin, a sort of veto plan, to get his opinion on it. Soon after the prospect grew brighter; O'Connell founded the Catholic Association in 1823, through which he successfully campaigned for Catholic Emancipation. The Bill was passed during the premiership of The Duke of Wellington six years later for the Catholics of Ireland and Britain — without a veto.
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The cast for the 1963 album was uncredited. Neither album listed the film's credits or made any mention of the film's cast. A single for the film's most memorable song "A Whale of a Tale", written by Norman Gimbel and Al Hoffman and sung by Kirk Douglas, was also released in 1954 under the Decca Children's Series label. The song "And the Moon Grew Brighter and Brighter", which Douglas had sung in the movie Man Without a Star (written by Lou Singer and Jimmy Kennedy), was the B-side.
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This commission helped build Jackson's reputation and allowed him to merge his experience as a magician and performer with his developing interest in furniture. In 1978, a bed designed for fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg garnered Jackson even more notoriety. Called "The Eclipse", the bed was described in The New Yorker as "large, astounding, sumptuous, with sunbursts of cherry wood and quilted ivory satin at head and foot." A lighting system positioned behind the headboard switched on automatically at sunset and spread out rays of light "like an aurora borealis," which grew brighter and brighter until turning off at 2 am.
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Gorman described the object as a simple "ball of light" about six to eight inches in diameter. He also noted later that when the object increased its speed, it stopped blinking and grew brighter. After his near- collision, Gorman lost sight of the object; when he saw it again it appeared to have made a 180-degree turn and was coming at him again. The object then made a sudden vertical climb; Gorman followed the object in his own steep climb. At 14,000 feet his P-51 stalled; the object was still 2,000 feet above him.
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