The Old Consulate Inn is a memory of headier times.
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What might first scan as easygoing cocktail jazz is a much headier concoction.
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What was your experience taking on some of the headier subjects on this album?
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But after studying discrete mathematics, cryptology and number theory, he craved a headier challenge.
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Or a headier approach that makes the argument for Ms. Radner as a comedic genius.
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Rather, they've drifted away from these foundational, building-block style penalties and toward headier corporate brinksmanship.
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There's a level of headier concept in their selections that moves you both intellectually and physically.
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Instead, Hollywood has given us Crypto, a product of headier times, when the bitcoin bubble still held air.
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They're not overly sweet like gourmand scents, nor spicy like many of the woodier, headier options out there.
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Because Evangelion also tackles headier concepts: What does it mean to be fighting a battle you don't believe in?
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Some of the headier hippies landed alongside late-'80s and early-'90s bands like Phish, Disco Biscuits, and moe.
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When taxpayers come to realize that some of the headier Republican claims are a mirage, there may be a backlash.
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However, I think cities maybe should tackle some of the bigger, headier issues, too, that have large and substantial impacts culturally.
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Adyen, whose shares are up 174 percent since its June listing, is valued at an even headier 118 times 13 EBITDA.
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China's bad loans are on the rise, as companies that borrowed heavily in headier times struggle against a slowing Chinese economy.
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Their references to Karl Marx and Carl Jung, and their acrobatic lead singer made them appeal to headier types than their grunge peers.
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I realize that all sounds headier than Hustlers' marketing would have you believe, but I assure you this is a tremendously entertaining movie.
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This is a hypnotic floral that whispers of a headier time, of light-up floors and velvet jumpsuits, sateen glamour and 21960s power shoulders.
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Still, Harris happily hearkened back to his industry's headier days, when debt was easier to come across in the years leading up to the crisis.
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In their respective primetime speeches, Obama and Clinton were at pains to distinguish Trump's menacing authoritarianism from the headier traditions of Republicanism and conservative thought.
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The original is hypnotic enough as it stands, but Melina Duterte endows it with something even headier, and listening makes you feel surrounded by it.
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She says she considered her own writings about love too frivolous for a project until now devoted to headier themes like justice and political action.
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Gerrard Gerrard is great fun; but if you're looking for headier thrills, wait until you meet the little girls who found that body on the beach.
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That chatty plain-spoken approach pays off, however, once Galfard digs into the headier realms of special relativity, quantum mechanics, black hole physics and string theory.
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The incident also raises headier questions, including: In the world of online journalism, what specifically do writers owe to their publications via their social media presence?
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Phife's sillier impulses complemented Q-Tip's headier style perfectly, not quite punctuating Tip's thought provoking yarns with comic relief so much as grounding them in everyday struggles.
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The drying process changes the ratio of water to sugar in the grapes, and results in a much richer, headier wine than the relatively light-bodied Valpolicella.
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Born in an earlier era in the Valley, the headier times of 18 months or so ago, Mr. Evans's idea captivated some of the industry's most ambitious investors.
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On the headier side of the spectrum, British psytrance pioneer Shpongle performed a 3:30 AM set on Saturday Luna Stage amidst fire dancers and massive live painting installations.
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As supply mounted, market sentiment shifted toward buyers, who in headier days, not long ago, were readily purchasing from floor plans and encountering bidding wars that drove up prices.
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The further Justin Vernon gets from For Emma, Forever Ago, the closer he gets to Nicolas Jaar, who offers a headier, more trance-y, version of Bon Iver's baser electronic instincts.
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It's headier stuff than "Make America Great Again" to be sure, and Prager has been preaching some version of it for years with the help of his longtime producer, Allen Estrin.
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Forever straddling the line between the dancefloor and the more experimental forms of underground dance music, he takes the acid house he came up on to headier, more abstract, more beautiful places.
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Rocksteady's Arkham series is the notable gold standard, but Batman - A Telltale Series takes a different, headier approach in letting you play into the role of whichever Batman you want to be.
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The best way to experience them is in a broth clouded with fat leached from long-simmered pork bones, headier than other soups in the neighborhood but still clean on the tongue.
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Playlist: "Exotic Dance (Yellow Magic Orchestra) - Haruomi Hosono" / "Firecracker" / "Mad Pierrot" / "Rydeen" / "Seoul Music" / "Rap Phenomena" Spotify | Apple Music As the band progressed into headier, synthier dance-pop, the world was changing around them.
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By sitting by and waiting for a new generation to come of age, we won't realize the utopia we dreamed of in headier moments of the Bill Clinton or Ralph Nader or Barack Obama campaigns.
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Their breakout song, "Drinkee," seamlessly combines their headier instincts with more bodily ones: Its lyrics reference the Brazilian poet Chacal, while its fleshy house beat and carefully plotted drops coax head bops and hip swivels.
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Declines in the venture capital market are hitting startups of all sizes, but the ones left particularly vulnerable are the thousands of young companies that raised seed funding during headier times just a year or two ago.
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The curriculum is heavy on theory and craft, with practical classes like Comedy Writing for Television, Great Screenwriters: Wilder, Allen, Kaufman and Comedy Writing for Late Night, balanced out by headier electives like Why Did the Chicken?
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Earlier this year, we named Mabel's "Bedroom" the best UK track of the year so far, and for good reason—it's a sugar high of a lust song, and I've yet to hear a headier chorus in 2017.
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While Psychonauts might look like kid stuff at first, what made it a favorite among headier game critics was how it tackled issues of mental health and illness through gameplay — long before indies like 2018's Hellblade did it.
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The visual evidence suggests that the "grass" in the free love era—including the stuff Bob Marley smoked—lacked the characteristics associated with the quality found in today's headier brands like Girl Scout Cookies, Bruce Banner, and Gorilla Glue.
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I discovered Sue Grafton's Kinsey Millhone series in my teens and found them to be inspiring as well as an excellent counterbalance to my headier teen reading: "Flowers in the Attic," by V. C. Andrews, and "Lace," by Shirley Conran.
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In other cases, conservative writers like Ben Domenech have cast ESPN's perceived political approach as flawed simply for the network's willingness to mingle politics and sports rather than preserving its TV channels and digital platforms as sports-only zones, an escape from society's headier issues.
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"American Dream" is slower and headier, but arguably the better of the two songs; a downtempo waltz featuring "shalang-a-lang" backing vocals, the ballad evokes a retro doo-wop feel that underlines leader James Murphy's pained crooning ("In the morning everything's clearer / When the sunlight exposes your age").
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Rather than abandon Connecticut for the headier singles scene of New York, Mr. Barakett stayed in the dream house he had constructed for his family in the Belle Haven area of Greenwich, on property that was once the home of Thomas J. Watson Jr., chief executive of IBM.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. Late October 2015, Jurgen Klopp's first home game as Liverpool's new gaffer, and the atmosphere is much headier than might normally be expected against Rubin Kazan, a team so random that they actually change their name before the return fixture.
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But even when it can't seem to reconcile its headier ideas with the fact that it's a swashbuckling space adventure, the movie will always save itself at the last minute — as when Rose explains that she saved Finn because you need to save what you love, not destroy what you hate (something Holdo did as well, if you think about it).
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Because, truly, the image of Taylor Swift—limbs folded in a snug foetal position, head resting in a corner, maybe just about nibbling on a granola bar and ruminating on how things ever got this way when it was only a few years ago that she got to righteously cry onstage at the VMAs (headier days!)—is maybe the funniest thing I can think of.
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Bottles that are varietally pure, although more difficult to find, provide stronger floral characteristics, stone fruits and a headier minerality. Regardless of their exact composition, most wines under the label 'Pinot Blanc' are rather high in acidity and are vinified in tank, though more prestigious examples are fermented in large, 100% used oak barrels. Pinot blanc wines are usually made for immediate consumption.
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The leaf can be used in cooking, but is spicier and "headier" than the Mediterranean bay leaf, and should be used in smaller quantity. Umbellularia leaf imparts a somewhat stronger camphor/cinnamon flavor compared to the Mediterranean bay. Some modern-day foragers and wild food enthusiasts have adopted Native American practices regarding the edible roasted fruit, the bay nut. Umbellularia californica is also used in woodworking.
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In the warmth of the fire, and the glow of the Champagne, his kisses seemed headier than ever, and she had no idea what time it was when his deep, sexy voice told her that he loved her, and asked her to go to bed with him. She didn’t say anything. She only clung to him and nodded. She wanted him more than anything, and for once he couldn’t even make himself stop to wonder if she’d regret it.
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Acceturo had served many of them meals in headier days. Blaming Amuso and Casso for the turmoil in the family, Accetturo decided to turn informer in hopes of saving his life and gaining a lenient sentence. The investigation that ultimately brought him down was led by Robert Buccino, a childhood friend who was now a top organized-crime expert in the New Jersey Attorney General's officeRaab, p. 507. Accetturo's decision to break his blood oath was a major coup for investigators.
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" - Pasadena Weekly "The Peach Kings' brand of Americana noir gets headier with every EP, and if there isn't a brand of liquor called Mojo Thunder yet, somebody better get distilling." - Buzz Bands LA "Together they make an inspiring live act: fun, dynamic, engaging, rockin' and personal. Every member of the audience felt like a close friend." - Best New Bands "... the title track off of [Mojo Thunder] EP features Paige's hypnotic alto while the raw guitar riffs create a vibe that would be easily found in a Tarantino movie.
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Donnelly returned to the major leagues in 1896 with the Baltimore Orioles. Donnelly appeared in 106 games as the team's third baseman, replacing John McGraw at the position. He joined an Orioles team that was managed by Ned Hanlon, featured Hughie Jennings and Willie Keeler, and won the National League pennant with a 90–39 record. In May 1896, The Sporting Life wrote that "[a] prettier or a headier fielder than Jim Donnelly it would be difficult to find", but found it to be a pity that he was not more capable with the bat.
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As a pitcher he possessed "fine control" and "an effective curve," and as an all-around ball player it was reported that "they don't come any headier or smarter than Gallagher." Gallagher joined the Navy and rose to the rank of Lieutenant Commander. He returned to Boston after the war and resumed his coaching duties in 1946. Gallagher was named as the New England hockey coach of the year in 1948 and shortly afterwards became one of the driving forces behind the formation of the Beanpot an annual ice hockey tournament held between the four Boston-area programs.
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Maura Johnston said much of it "sounds, as the title might suggest, fractal." As an R&B; album, The A.V. Clubs Evan Rytlewski said, Kaleidoscope Dream deviated from genre conventions by minimizing the influence of hip hop; Jim DeRogatis believed it notably draws "on elements of great psychedelic rock and pop to color [the album's] soul and R&B;". Austin Trunick of Under the Radar compared the album's "often-hypersexual subject matter" and "unusual production" to Prince. Alex Macpherson of The Guardian perceived a "headier aesthetic" than on All I Want Is You, with "faded psychedelia" and "intimate experiments in Purple Rain-esque rock".
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A succession of full-length albums followed – Cycling and Futuristic Experiments No. 005 on Background, Version on ~scape records, and the Powers of Ten for Süd Electronic in 2007. A rich and expansive record, Powers of Ten further explored his African heritage through a new lexicon of sonic influences, acquired from his home base in Portugal. Upon moving to Lisbon, He conceived of Bodycode, a more dancefloor-centric project that complements Portable's headier textures with a more body-moving aesthetic. As Bodycode, Abrahams harnesses his desire to "unlock the psyche via the body," layering tech-funk with wisps of melody, heady effects, and a liberal wash of otherworldly vocal samples.
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In Electronic Games, Roger Sharpe concluded "For the home computer adventurer, who has long eschewed joysticks and buttons for the headier comforts of the keyboard, Thayer's Quest is reason enough to leave the computer behind for awhile and pass some time in the local arcade again." The home versions of the game received mostly mediocre reviews. Critics disparaged the trial-and-error gameplay, general repetitiveness, limited interaction, and unimaginative and poor quality full motion video (likened by many critics to a Saturday-morning cartoon). While Scary Larry of GamePro praised the gameplay for being much less linear than Dragon's Lair, he felt this was insufficient to make it appeal to seasoned gamers.
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Film historian Paul Meehan considered The Atomic Submarine as "something of a departure from the usual saucer movie formula".Meehan 1998, p. 94. Reviewer David Blakeslee, in a later assessment, commented that "once you get past the wooden acting, creaky scripts, stilted narration, corny humor, low-budget props and sheer implausibility of The Atomic Submarines story line, you'll find themes and ideas worth pondering a bit longer than it takes to laugh away at the non-stop unraveling of sci-fi B-movie conventions". Chief among the unusual elements is "a headier-than-expected socio-political debate between a young principled pacifist and the career military man and WWII veteran sub captain over the merits of war and peace".
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Rico Püstel, also known as Dinamoe, hails from Germany and has already released on labels such as Frankie and Minisketch. Here on Archipel he brings us "A Divine Proclamation To Space And Time" which is composed of seven pieces of very diverse and viscous moods. "Mercury" and "Papumpu" take on delicate ebbing and flowing melodic spaces which purr warmly and steadily along into the headier realm with "Chatpoint", "3.38" and "When it Falls it Burns" which comfortably envelope the quietly arcing grey matter within anyone at earshot. "Orcus" and "Ainz" form abstract vessels which unendingly contort into ever novel perceptions while they pitch and yaw within a radiation rich, wavering, quantum framework.
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