Its headiest depictions are in the science fiction and futurist imaginings of the mid-20th century.
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Kick back and rip a load of the headiest internet hits, handpicked by your friends at Motherboard.
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Hungary has been headiest of late, as Mr Orban scrambled ahead of an election to build roads, tunnels and bridges.
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And one of 3D printing's headiest projects, the 3D-printed gun outfit Defense Distributed, got embroiled in a long legal battle.
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It may also be that she seemed to hail from another era, when theater stardom was perceived as the headiest kind of celebrity and sufficient unto itself.
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Even in the headiest times America paired engagement with a need for "balancing" China's rise, strengthening American forces in the Asia-Pacific and deepening security and trading alliances.
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The paper doesn't resolve the black hole information paradox, but it does take us one step closer to understanding some of the headiest concepts in the known universe.
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Despite the gunslingers and cowpokes, this lively history evokes the headiest days of the housing bubble of the early 2000s or the tulip mania that hypnotized Holland in the 1600s.
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Considering this is Karp's mantra, it's no surprise she has pretty lofty goals for anyone who picks up her book, especially teens in the middle of their headiest, most high-anxiety years.
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" Andrew Hewitt, the creator of GameChangers 500, which ranks the world's top "for-benefit" businesses, said he has "witnessed some of the headiest Silicon Valley titans be deeply touched through these experiences.
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That sequence is certainly the headiest in the production, which features a reflective-walled set by Neil Patel, transformed by mood-cueing lighting (Ben Stanton) and sound (Elisheba Ittoop, who also composed the original music).
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There doesn't seem to be a readymade replacement for the way it was, in its headiest days, something for everyone, whether you were into design talk or just wanted a cool map for your next game.
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Never the headiest player, this former first-rounder is probably now Minnesota's No. 2 receiver behind Stefon Diggs and has some PPR appeal, as Sam Bradford throws quicker passes to protect himself from his awful offensive line.
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In the headiest days for Sanders, a month ago, his supporters speculated that he could win all 415 of California's delegates, because no other candidate might get above the 15 percent threshold statewide or in congressional districts.
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McNees takes us through the women's headiest romantic period, going to the opera and enjoying evenings in Hick's Manhattan apartment, where one night she gives Eleanor a sapphire ring and they vow to live together one day.
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These should be some of the busiest and headiest days for Mr. Biden and his fund-raising team in normal times, now that he has knocked out all of his rivals but Senator Bernie Sanders, who trails by a nearly insurmountable 217 delegates.
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It was by no means the glorious achievement the engineers had envisioned for themselves during the headiest days of the supersonic decelerator project; this DGB was just a retread from a past mission, not the parachute that would help land 10-ton vehicles safely on Mars.
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London's jazz scene is in the midst of a growth period, one of its headiest yet, centered on the kind of music at these concerts: additive, dance-driven, influenced by the Caribbean islands and the London streets as much as by crossover developments in American jazz.
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Though he came up in hardcore punk and experimental scenes, his chemist-like approach to "pointilistic trance"—as he described his 23 Editions Mego outing Quantum Jelly—has seen the producer welcomed by dance music's headiest circles (he even has a project with Powell called Hot Shotz).
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And in one of the headiest turns in a primary full of them — from the debacle of the Iowa caucuses to the pandemic that makes that fiasco feel quaint — presidential campaigns hard-wired to drive support to their cause have found themselves making a more nuanced case of late: Vote for me.
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In one of the headiest moments, Mae and Michael visit the same New Orleans nightclub that Christina and Isaac traveled to decades earlier, a return that creates a kind of metaphysical bond between the couples, collapsing the years and differences between them, and becoming a testament to the force of their love.
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Shiverick was called on to punt for Cornell and kicked the ball 86 yards for what proved to be the longest punt of the year in college football. Later in the same game, Shiverick drop-kicked the ball for a field goal from the 40-yard line. Shiverick's teammate Ray Van Orman later described Shiverick's long punt against Harvard as the headiest play he ever saw. Van Orman wrote that Shiverick called a couple of signals and then stalled for time.
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Mary Wollstonecraft by John Opie (c. 1791) The lifetime of British writer, philosopher, and feminist Mary Wollstonecraft (1759-1797) encompassed most of the second half of the eighteenth century, a time of great political and social upheaval throughout Europe and America: political reform movements in Britain gained strength, the American colonists successfully rebelled, and the French revolution erupted. Wollstonecraft experienced only the headiest of these days, not living to see the end of the democratic revolution when Napoleon crowned himself emperor. Although Britain was still revelling in its mid-century imperial conquests and its triumph in the Seven Years' War, it was the French revolution that defined Wollstonecraft's generation.
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After the Ohio State game, nationally syndicated sports writer Billy Evans called Uteritz a "star" and wrote that he was handling the team "in a brainy fashion." And in November 1922, the Associated Press praised Uteritz's performance: "Uteritz, the Michigan quarterback, has shown to unusual advantage, his heady playing being responsible to a large degree for this year's victories." A Wisconsin newspaper called Uteritz "one of the headiest pilots in the Big Ten" and noted that he always knows who should carry the ball and "his judgment at all times is excellent." After shutting out Illinois (24–0) and Michigan Agricultural (63–0), the Wolverines had a bye week before playing Wisconsin.
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Rolling Stone ranked the album at No. 24 on their "50 Best Albums of 2017" list and at No. 3 on their "40 Best Country and Americana Albums of 2017" list, with Will Hermes of Rolling Stone saying that "June perfected her handsomely idiosyncratic brand of Americana", and calling "If And" and "Got Soul" the "headiest moments" of the album. Jon Pareles of The New York Times ranked the album at No. 9 on his list of best pop albums of 2017. He wrote: "Rootsy, leisurely, genre-blurring Americana grooves roll along and evolve behind Valerie June’s assorted voices — nasal, clear, cracked, breathy — in songs with a casual, conversational surface." The Order of Time was ranked No. 10 on Cosmopolitan "The 10 Best Albums of 2017" list.
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15: Anthony Payne wrote that the music was 'most inventively- textured and syntactically original...'Felix Apprahamian, The Sunday Times, London, 1 May 1983 described the work as a 'long but competently scored piece'. The Chamber Concerto (1983) was performed by Lontano at the 1984 Bath International Music Festival.'Lontano', The Guardian, London, 28 May 1984: Meirion Bowen described the work as 'most approachable''Taking to the headiest waters', The Times, London, 28 May 1984: Nicholas Kenyon wrote that the piece 'with its mangled trumpet-and-drum fanfares and violent conflicts between striding unison lines for strings and wind, was strikingly imagined and very well played...' The Mass for Four Voices was performed at the Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival and broadcast on BBC Radio 3.Music in Our Time, Radio Times, London, 28 February 1985. In the 1980s and 1990s Lambert was involved in the Royal Opera's developing outreach program around the country which explored innovative ways of composing operas alongside children and amateursfor example: 'House music', The Times Educational Supplement, London, 1 June 1990: a project at Claydon House in collaboration with the National Trust (often in collaboration with the education arm of the Metropolitan Opera, New York):'In Touch', Royal Opera House, London, April 1988, p.
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