Calls for May's resignation have been growing louder for months.
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Calls for a Medicare for All system are growing louder.
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The demand for Mr. Netanyahu to resign is growing louder.
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Their voices have been growing louder over the past year.
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THE mutterings of discontent are growing louder in Nigeria's street markets.
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The complaints about an aging slate of commanders are growing louder.
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The clamor is growing louder for help from authorities besides central banks.
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The chorus of voices against Woody Allen is growing louder by the day.
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The calls for a privacy bill have been growing louder in recent months.
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But the incessant scratching is growing louder, and the Yankees cannot escape it.
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Republican calls for the Hill's Russia probes to wrap it up are growing louder.
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And so now come the calls for her comeuppance, which have been growing louder.
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But while those gears quietly churn with his blessing, Trump's outrage is only growing louder.
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A chorus of dissatisfaction with the caucuses had already been growing louder in Democratic circles.
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But the murmurs on the floor were growing louder and soon the problem became apparent.
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But the pressure is clearly building, and the voices of conservative protest are growing louder.
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Already, calls for regulating the largest internet platforms are growing louder while remaining tellingly vague.
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Calls to provide extra fiscal stimulus by running a small deficit again are growing louder.
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Calls for a Fed rate cut this year are growing louder and louder on Wall Street.
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The call for more sexually diverse and fluid Disney heroes is growing louder since Twitter's #GiveElsaAGirlfriend.
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The critics are growing louder, talking of antitrust enforcement and the need for greater competition online.
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The voices were growing louder, circling the silo one by one with the choir close behind.
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The chorus of tech workers demanding American tech companies put ethics before profit is growing louder.
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Calls to replace Incirlik with a base elsewhere in the region are growing louder in America's Congress.
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HOUSTON — Global oil markets are flooded with cheap crude, and concerns about climate change are growing louder.
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Then came the whine of a vehicle, its motor growing louder as it came over a ridge.
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Other Capitol Hill news: After Mr. Mueller's testimony, demands for impeachment are growing louder and more divisive.
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"Sometimes it can be returned to the store, but sometimes it cannot," said Ms. Nicolas, growing louder.
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The West is growing more wary of China, and the roar from Hong Kong is growing louder.
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The leaves underneath my feet crackle like gunshots, growing louder and louder, shaking my feet with every step.
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Talk about a FANG bubble is growing louder, with all four stocks up 20 percent or more this year.
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But as Sarah Sanders approaches one year behind the White House podium, the questions about her credibility are growing louder.
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Calls for a boycott are growing louder, raising the possibility that the championship won't be held in Tehran at all.
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But with calls for a response growing louder on Capitol Hill, the White House should see a strategic opportunity here.
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And as I made my way back toward my room, I heard small, syncopated popping sounds, growing louder and louder.
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S. trade deal have been frozen and calls for protectionist measures are growing louder, especially from the U.S. President Donald Trump.
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And in the closing days of the race, with chatter about Ryan's possible ouster growing louder, the Speaker changed his tune.
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And then, through the sound of the waterfall growing louder with each step, we heard the blast of a giant whooping noise.
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Calls for Zuckerberg's removal as chairman, or even CEO, are growing louder — even if such a move remains unlikely in the short term.
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Bioenergy company Raizen and pulp and paper name Fibria have joined Petrobras, and talk of deals from other Brazilian issuers is growing louder.
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Calls from some athletes and anti-doping agencies for a blanket ban of Russians in Pyeongchang have been growing louder in recent weeks.
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As the effect of artificial intelligence and other algorithms in our lives becomes increasingly apparent, the call for such work is growing louder.
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Yet although the leaders of all Britain's main political parties support this generosity, grumbles that the money should stay at home are growing louder.
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But brighter days may be in the Buccos' near future, as rumors of Jon Gruden's return to coaching are growing louder than ever before.
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There's a ticking problem with Rex Tillerson, and it's growing louder by the day, according to officials inside and close to the White House.
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And with talk of plenty more U.S. interest rate hikes growing louder, it put all the more focus on the U.S. jobs data later.
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"Viva la Vida" began with a collection of chiming, flickering sounds, unobtrusive at first but slowly growing louder, as a hummable tune revealed itself.
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"Right now we have a dysfunctional healthcare system [with] 500,000 Americans every year going bankrupt," he said, his voice growing louder with each word.
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In May of 2202, the media is still crying wolf; and their screams are growing louder even though the panic is failing to set in.
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Calls for these types of tools have been growing louder in recent months as more incidents pile up and Lyft's outdated safety system is revealed.
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There are plenty of reminders, in Italy, and elsewhere in Europe, of the centuries-long clash of civilizations, echoes of which are growing louder today.
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But with the talk of a potential economic slowdown growing louder, Moeller defended the sustainability of its recent momentum in the event of a U.S. recession.
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This is why cries are growing louder from EU partner countries for Germany's two biggest parties to get a new grand coalition up and running asap.
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Employee morale is down, calls for quitting Facebook are growing louder, and the founders of two of its most popular products — WhatsApp and Instagram — have resigned.
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With voices on both sides of the climate debate growing louder than ever, how far this spate of new bills will travel remains to be seen.
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Meanwhile, the drumbeat of companies warning that the virus would hit their earnings was growing louder, and investors had been piling into the bond market for safety.
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Town halls are still drawing big crowds and worries of expected congestion are only growing louder as the city's traffic has felt (and actually is) slower than ever.
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The metallic tapping of sleet hitting the windows was clear and growing louder with each wind gust, until the chaotic chorus of the wintry mix was impossible to ignore.
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Bipartisan warnings about the disinformation threat of deepfakes are growing louder ahead of the 2020 election, with experts warning that deepfakes will be the next phase in disinformation campaigns.
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"Concerns over low growth and low inflation along with voices calling for the central bank to take a more aggressive role are growing louder," said one member in the minutes.
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Italy, where euroskeptic voices are growing louder, has the largest debt with the ECB at 356.6 billion euros, despite a small decline in December after eight straight months of outflows.
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The annual "This Town"-style guessing game of which celebrity will perform at the White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) dinner is in full swing, with speculation growing louder and louder.
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A fifth woman came forward Monday with claims of sexual misconduct against Roy Moore, and calls for Moore to withdraw from next month's special election in Alabama are growing louder.
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The early-season hype surrounding rookie Carson Wentz has quieted down, but the whispers are growing louder around two-time MVP Aaron Rodgers' inability to stop his team's maddening slump.
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But times are changing, and the calls for companies like Facebook, Google and Twitter to crack down on people who use their platforms for nefarious purposes are growing louder and louder.
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"You might think that's OK. You might say that's just what you need to do to win," Schiff told his Republican colleagues, with his voice growing louder as he went on.
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With May facing deadlock in parliament over her deal to leave the European Union and the bloc offering few concessions so far, calls for a second Brexit referendum are growing louder.
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This hasn't stopped chatter about a possible sale from growing louder — Walt Disney is working with a financial adviser to evaluate a bid for Twitter, according to Bloomberg, while Google and Salesforce.
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Republicans have also met fierce resistance to imposing a border adjustment tax on imports, and opposition to the elimination of the state and local income tax deduction for individuals is growing louder.
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Washington (CNN)Republicans are preparing to take a major vote this week aimed at repealing Obamacare -- but the drumbeat of concern within GOP ranks about the lack of a replacement is growing louder.
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With talk of repatriation measures and lower corporate tax rates growing louder in Washington, the CEO said the additional cash would be put to use for the benefit of the country, not just Intel.
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Warnings about the disinformation threat of these so-called deepfakes are growing louder ahead of the 2020 election, but Congress remains in the early stages of pressing the intelligence community to examine the threat.
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With demands for his resignation growing louder, Cardinal Wuerl traveled to the Vatican last month to consult with Francis, a meeting the cardinal spoke of in a recent gathering with his priests in Washington.
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With questions about Putin's own political future only growing louder — he's 65 and this next term would be his last under constitutional limits — he may feel no need to rock the boat unless absolutely necessary.
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With the noise of the election only growing louder as we march toward November, the issue of judicial appointments will remain a key deciding factor for voters as they deliberate their ballot choices this fall.
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From individual state pledges to eliminate all greenhouse gas emissions by 2628 to the Green New Deal that promises 28503 percent green energy by 22019, the drumbeat for renewables is growing louder with every headline.
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Warren and Klobuchar, the final remaining women with formidable support in a primary that saw a historic six female candidates run, are entering the run-up to Iowa with persistent questions of "electability" growing louder.
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Even if the euro zone's economic recovery is taking hold, it is not benefiting all countries in the same way and calls for leaving the euro are growing louder in Italy and France before political elections.
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In Malaysia, rate cut calls are growing louder as inflation has turned negative, while policymakers in Japan debated further stimulus amid concerns over waning global demand, according to minutes from the Bank of Japan's March meeting.
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Calls for a bailout have been growing louder over worries that legions of angry middle-class savers — who bought the bank's bonds and financed the deal — would destabilize Italy's already wobbly government and nourish far-right parties.
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Chatter is growing louder on Capitol Hill that Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE's days as Speaker are numbered.
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"Force"—which we're premiering on THUMP today—is a particularly strong example of her fearlessness in subverting genre conventions, its main riffs growing louder and softer for what feels like an eternity, before a drum beat finally kicks in.
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Accusations are also being leveled outside the world of media, of course: Calls for Representative John Conyers Jr.'s resignation are growing louder by the day, and the Metropolitan Opera is investigating accusations against the acclaimed conductor James Levine.
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Now, as its stock price declines and the company's mission of connecting the world is challenged, the voices inside are growing louder and public comments, as well as private conversations shared with BuzzFeed News, suggest newfound uncertainty about Facebook's future direction.
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With news of these exoduses growing louder, people like Bacheldor see the now-purged users as a business opportunity, creating a whack-a-mole effect where those deemed too toxic for some platforms are the core user base for others.
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Pressure on Russia International calls are growing louder for a political solution to end the war -- something that has evaded the Security Council for years, with Russia using its veto power as one of five permanent members to block resolutions.
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Venture capital's call for more direct listings is growing louder with a group of big-name investors and tech company executives expected to attend a private, invite-only "symposium" on the matter next month at a hotel in San Francisco.
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ATHENS, March 18 (Reuters) - The International Olympic Committee is facing its strongest headwinds in decades as it prepares to brief national committees on Wednesday on the state of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics amid the coronavirus pandemic, with voices of dissent growing louder.
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"We've always been a company that wants to take a position on issues that matter – but there's clearly a vibration, a zeitgeist shift that is happening," Hoke said, alluding to current socio-political conversations in the fashion industry that have been growing louder.
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The audacious move -- coupled with a recent effort for her and Vice President Mike Pence to share a political aide -- again drew attention to her lofty political ambitions, with whispers of her close political alliance with Pence and a potential 2020 ticket growing louder.
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If that happens, there just aren't a lot of good options for figuring out a new deal as Britain stares down the March 29 deadline to leave the EU. Calls for a second Brexit referendum, which some are calling the "People's Vote," are growing louder.
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Calls for the UAE to lift its ban on internet calling platforms like Whatsapp and Facetime are growing louder by the day as residents hunker down in their homes amid the coronavirus lockdown, unable to travel, meet or go outdoors.
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President Trump's approval ratings have been sliding, and whispers have been growing louder as to whether the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, or Mr. Ryan will need to step aside if the tax overhaul collapses, like the repeal of the Affordable Care Act did.
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By taking such a central role in Yemen the UAE places itself in the middle of its turbulent politics: In particular its presence mainly in the south risks entanglement in possible unrest arising from a re-energized separatist movement, whose demands for independence for the south are growing louder.
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What is clear is that a chorus of voices from across the lanes of civil society, the political sphere and the military is growing louder -- speaking up, talking peace and asking neighbors to help -- or, at the least, not hinder them in bringing an end to the war.
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While the whispers that health care isn't quite dead have been growing louder—I wrote about them yesterday—the probability of House Republicans going through with this plan seems to be slim, especially considering that no one has yet to offer any changes to the American Health Care Act, one of the most hated bills ever.
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Parrots kept as pets demonstrate contact calls with their human owners. Parrots make their call to establish that the human is within earshot, and continue to make the call (sometimes growing louder into a scream) until acknowledged. The screaming develops in pet parrots, as well as wild flock, when the animal feels like its needs are not being met because the contact call is not being understood.
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The tuba > then enters playing the first of this work's two major themes, a muscular, > ominous motif. Other brass join in to play the theme, growing louder and > more emphatic, but rigorously yoked to the underlying rhythm. Eventually the > horns blast as loudly as they can, with obsessive trills on the low > clarinets far underneath, and the strings enter with the slashing second > theme. The brass take up this new theme and bring it to a climax, after > which the music returns to its opening texture.
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A map showing the British Army's tactical evaluation of Boston in 1775. Boston had taken an active role in the protests against the Stamp Act of 1765. Its merchants avoided the customs duties which angered London officials and led to a crackdown on smuggling. Governor Thomas Pownall (1757 to 1760) tried to be conciliatory, but his replacement Governor Francis Bernard (1760–69) was a hard-liner who wanted to stamp out the opposition voices that were growing louder and louder in town meetings and pamphlets.
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On 16 November 1995, the citizens’ cries were growing louder about 12 December 1979 military coup and the bloody 5–18 Gwangju Democratization Movement incident, so Kim Young-sam announced the beginning of a movement to enact retroactive legislation, naming the bill Special Act on 5–18 Democratization Movement. As soon as the Constitutional Court declared Chun's actions as unconstitutional, the prosecutors began a reinvestigation. On 3 December 1995, Chun and 16 others were arrested on charges of conspiracy and insurrection. At the same time, an investigation into the corruption of their presidencies was begun.
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When the expedition was about from Arrah, its route passed through a thick grove of mango trees. As the expedition was almost through the grove, they were fired on from three sides by a force they estimated as 2,000 to 3,000 in number. Heavy casualties were suffered during the initial ambush, including Dunbar (who was killed instantly), and the force broke up in confusion. The besieged party in Arrah heard the sound of gunfire, growing louder as the expedition approached them, then becoming more distant as the expedition retreated, and they immediately inferred that something must have gone wrong.
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In 1945, when the War of Resistance against Japan ended, Peiyang University alumni's call for returning to Tianjin was growing louder. In January 1946, the Ministry of Education ordered Taishun Peiyang Institute of Technology, Peiyang Institute of Technology Xijing Branch and National Northwestern Engineering College to return to Tianjin for re-establishment. National Peiyang University was demobilized at the site of Xigu, Tianjin, and civil engineering, hydraulic engineering, and mining engineering were established. The five engineering research institutes of metallurgical engineering and chemical engineering actively carry out academic exchanges and scientific research and are known as the “science fortress building a nation”.
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At the same time, ministers at Cane Ridge and others began to express significant reservations skeptical of the scope and prevalence of the bodily exercises, especially in regard to the suspicion that some of the ministers encouraged them, or declared people converted because of them. Presbyterian Richard McNemar was especially indicted as encouraging physical enthusiasm, but Stone was also criticized for making no effort to bring order to the increasingly wild behavior of both worshippers and ministers. Similar criticisms had arisen in Logan County the year before, but the growing success of the revivals had served to drown them out. By 1801, the critics were growing louder again, led by James Balch and Thomas Craighead.
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The demon taunts Angel and he wraps his hand with a length of cloth, grabs the cross and Wesley's small volume of incantations, and strides into the bedroom. Holding the cross pressed to Ryan's chest, Angel ignores the pain of his hand sizzling through the protective layers and begins to chant, his voice growing louder and more commanding as he repeats the ritual phrases until, finally, he shouts, "Now get the hell out!" With an invisible rush, the demon is expelled from the boy, but the box Cordelia bought is unable to contain the demon's energy and shatters. Some time later, after sending the Andersons home, the AI team tries to determine the demon's current whereabouts.
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Linda Mack called The Unanswered Question "a study in contrasts. Strings intone slow diatonic, triadic chords; a solo trumpet asks the question seven times; the flutes try to answer the question, each time getting more and more agitated and atonal." Leonard Bernstein added in his 1973 Norton Lectures which borrowed its title from the Ives work that the woodwinds are said to represent our human answers growing increasingly impatient and desperate, until they lose their meaning entirely. Meanwhile, right from the very beginning, the strings have been playing their own separate music, infinitely soft and slow and sustained, never changing, never growing louder or faster, never being affected in any way by that strange question-and-answer dialogue of the trumpet and the woodwinds.
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