The bush behind him hangs heavy with fat August blackberries.
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You feel heavy with the emotion, the grief of it.
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The air was heavy with the waft of cat urine.
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Social media feeds sag heavy with a chorus of #MeToo.
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My clothes reeked of cigarettes and were heavy with sweat.
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It's a fantasy about survival heavy with anxiety and disempowerment.
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The eight-page resolution is heavy with the implications of history.
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It's a meeting heavy with unspoken emotions coming from bad memories.
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"Our hearts are heavy with his loss," the department tweeted. Sen.
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Holy Sons is very vocal heavy, with lyrics at the fore.
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The air is cool and heavy with the scent of disinfectant.
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The proposed Cabinet is top-heavy with business and military leaders.
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The house grew heavy with need, with an ache I understood.
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We pass through rooms heavy with furniture: cupboards, armoires, beds, clocks.
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The plastic jugs she carried in either hand were heavy with fuel.
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The two-hour-long pilot episode is top heavy with unnecessary exposition.
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Samsung has had a reputation for being too heavy with... TouchWiz, right?
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Past contentment offers a mocking contrast to a present heavy with loss.
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Sinatra's great albums of the mid-fifties were heavy with theatre songs.
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That's the risk of retrospectives, and this year was heavy with them.
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Perhaps it's an Oriental, heavy with amber or a beautiful powdery musk.
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The menu is vegetable-heavy, with a focus on small, shareable bites.
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In Massachusetts, the storm was generally light on snow but heavy with wind.
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The whole place heavy with the cloying sweetness of industrial strength air-freshener.
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Some pachucas also wore men's zoot suits with their faces heavy with makeup.
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His response, measured yet heavy with frustration, is on display in the exhibition.
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The air is fresh and the thick forest around us heavy with water.
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A lemon tree heavy with fruit and a plastic children's swing were untouched.
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This year's draft is heavy with defensive backs, particularly cornerbacks and running backs.
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"We failed him at some level," Robinson confessed, his voice heavy with regret.
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Place Three The Alabama city has a complicated history, heavy with racial tensions.
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The choice of signatories in the power-sharing agreement was heavy with symbolism.
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Still Processing This year has been especially heavy with untimely popular culture deaths.
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Some of the majestic old trees, heavy with rot, will crack and fall.
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After lifting our eyelids, extra heavy with jet lag, we saw other signs.
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The script is heavy with curse words, something Tremblay says he very much enjoyed.
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The news followed a week heavy with speculation and focus on the White House.
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"You don't want to feel really heavy with cream before makeup," Louise told Kloss.
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The Sun opposes Saturn at 9:28 AM, making this morning heavy with obstacles.
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"This is my happy face," Ms. Gonzalez, 52, said, her voice heavy with mockery.
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I think it's become very investment-heavy, with people looking at artists like racehorses.
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Even in one orchard, one tree hung heavy with fruit; another barely had any.
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As late as the 1940s, the air hung heavy with pollution from steel mills.
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They wore it all, walking around town hunched-over, their bodies heavy with Petoskeys.
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It is heavy with a bottle of water and a bottle of dark beer.
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It is nothing like real smoke, heavy with vaporized sap and hot with embers.
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The words of Hill, Williams, and Yovanovitch were heavy with the weight of experience.
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A high school boy is getting hot and heavy with a high school girl.
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The bike pedals like normal, but it's pretty heavy with the motorized wheel in back.
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This massive machine is so heavy with armor that the door alone weighs 400 pounds.
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Today (Friday): Under cloudy skies and fairly steady waves of showers — occasionally heavy, with thunder?
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His voice sounds rich and heavy, with a depth and fragility reminiscent of Jacques Brel's.
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The air will be heavy with sexual chemistry, waiting to be ignited by true connection.
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Berna and friends come in heavy with the guns and eventually catch Velasco. Uh-oh.
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It's a gulp of fresh air in an album that often feels heavy with emotion.
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These are small stories, heavy with nostalgia, about Ford T-Birds, sex, penguins, growing up.
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"Our hearts are heavy with what we've seen and experienced in our community," Love said.
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This year, as last year, the list of nominees was top heavy with Puppies favorites.
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Each slice was heavy with toppings, but it didn't feel overloaded with grease or carbs.
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There are dust storms and, despite the white skies, the trees are heavy with flower.
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SOME NOVELS are dense as lead, their every line, character and event heavy with import.
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"Will you take me for pizza?" my son said, his voice heavy with impending sleep.
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Turnout was heavy, with more than 70 percent of Iran's 56 million voters casting ballots.
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The next couple of weeks will be heavy with quarterly earnings reports across all sectors.
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Wine production is also popular, and vines hang heavy with grapes all over the island.
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"People still think these are just memes, just jokes," she says, her voice heavy with frustration.
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Police presence was heavy, with more than 1,000 officers expected to be deployed, city officials said.
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These perfectly healthy people — heavy with muscle rather than fat — often appear unhealthy by BMI standards.
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Natural light was minimal and the air was heavy with the smell of sweat and dirt.
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Secreted under their petticoats, panniers, and bustles, these highly decorated pockets swung heavy with their contents.
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You probably will notice that the mix is guitar-heavy with strong melodies and pounding back beats.
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That's not where the claddagh's symbolism ends: How one wears their ring is heavy with meaning, too.
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The glass module is also heavy, with anti-slip pads thoughtfully provided to keep it in place.
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She is known for building stories with strong female characters in neo-African settings heavy with symbolism.
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Katso points out more bushes heavy with buffalo berries, wild currants, and chokecherries tucked alongside the hills.
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A new economic leadership is on its way — and its ranks are heavy with the superwealthy elite.
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Kitten heels were sharp as spikes, studs bristled from shoulders and sleeves, pockets were heavy with jewels.
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So I was in Paris last week and ran into Jean Seberg who was heavy with baby.
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A mysterious barbed-wire enclosure has sprung up nearby, heavy with security cameras and patrolled by guards.
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The Fed meets Tuesday and Wednesday, in a week heavy with earnings news and some key economic reports.
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He strikes the ball heavy with his forehand, but I would say now his backhand's getting much better.
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The exquisitely illuminated pages of complete books—each volume heavy with a distinctive past—line well-lit walls.
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That's when the CEO suggested the possibility of a Falcon Super Heavy — a Falcon Heavy with extra boosters.
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IN THE warren of alleyways that make up Rocinha, Brazil's largest favela, the air is heavy with foreboding.
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Green screens are typically used when filming TV shows or movies that are heavy with special effects. Why?
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Volumes were heavy, with more than 20153,000 WTI futures changing hands, surpassing the daily average of 525,000 contracts.
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The visuals seem heavy with meaning, but the message, if there even is one, seems impossible to decipher.
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My father's schooling during the 1930s was heavy with memorization; eight decades later, he is reaping the benefits.
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And so Morrison's every sentence is heavy with dread and grief, a personal grief rendered universal and historical.
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The book's opening chapter is at once familiarly "realistic" and heavy with the ironic fatalism of the folktale.
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Bathup is the heartiest, a great bowl of soup heavy with hand-torn dough and defiance of winter.
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Banks were crushed early, but trying to recover - Volumes heavy, with Germany trading 1.5x normal and France 1.2x.
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Its bourses are heavy with giants from the age of industry but light on the digital champions of tomorrow.
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" via GIPHY "I was getting hot and heavy with my girlfriend when my buddy called wanting to hang out.
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I'm driving to the Adelanto Detention Center, California's largest immigration detention facility, and my stomach is heavy with dread.
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Most might expect someone who had lived through so much to look back on their life heavy with regret.
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My cards were heavy with themes of growth and balance, and some cautioned that I take myself less seriously.
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I felt heavy with the burden of anticipation; my heart racing as my foot tapped in a frenzied motion.
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"Our hearts are heavy with the loss today of our son, brother, father, uncle and friend Charlie," Murphy said.
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And it's heavy: with the battery attached, the bike weighs 60 pounds (about 20 more than Trek's or VanMoof's).
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The new page layouts are more text-heavy, with longer articles and fewer glossy photos and twee spot illustrations.
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On the valley floor, the temperature was twenty degrees hotter and the air heavy with the smell of fertilizer.
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For example, MSNBC goes heavy with a story affirming the allegations from Ford's classmate based on a Facebook post.
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The spoons remind me of cucumbers, long and heavy with the weight of the water in their spooned head.
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Inside, the air hung heavy with sweat as the Swedish foursome powered through fist-pumping, thrash-happy NWOBHM anthems.
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"I'm super heavy with my theories," Hubbard said, sipping a Budweiser from a deck chair outside his Seattle home.
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The ground was soaked with oil, the air heavy with petrol fumes and slicks glistened in the water nearby.
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The handful of remaining orange trees are heavy with ripe fruit, and there's an unfamiliar wailing in the distance.
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They sprinted past the arcing mango trees heavy with hard, green fruit and into the endless sugar cane fields.
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Heavy with emotion yet light on information, "500 Years" has the curious effect of being both passionate and pale.
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For shkmeruli, Cornish game hen is fried until the skin crisps, then traditionally submerged in milk heavy with garlic.
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But as Bobby Berk appallingly revealed on the first season of Queer Eye, our mattresses are heavy with… gunk.
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Parsing a term heavy with connotations is "hard work" said Cameron Barr, a managing editor at The Washington Post.
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Missteps—tough strips of room-temperature fried tripe cutlet and dull oysters top-heavy with seaweed butter—were forgiven.
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If we can come up with something very strong, very heavy with mental health, the background checks are so important.
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It was so heavy with all the cables that we had to have two cranes lift it in the air.
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The emotional highs are earned and the lows are heavy with implications that stretch back to 2008's Iron Man.
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The department was heavy with fluid dynamics experts; thus began Fincham's relationship with fluids, or, rather, the movement of fluids.
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"Our hearts are heavy with the passing of Sara and Amanda Eldritch," Littleton Adventist Hospital wrote in a Facebook post.
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Friday's vote in the House was heavy with symbolism, taking place on the eve of the 28500th anniversary of Sept.
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The agent's answers are heavy with industry jargon but offer a rare look into the mechanics of striking entertainment deals.
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Feeling heavy with guilt, they walked to a dining hall, listening to the sound of enemy fire on their way.
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The same could be said for Emily Dickinson's body of work, uncannily heavy with the quicksilver actions of her mind.
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Indeed, SpaceX is already distracted from completing the Falcon Heavy, with development starting on another new venture called the BFR.
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Initially I thought I would be writing something very heavy with sociological, anthropological and cultural stuff to couch my account.
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He had boarded with a kit bag heavy with liquor bottles, some good-luck talismans and a Remington portable typewriter.
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It's a place heavy with history and politics, still haunted by the effects of colonization and corporatism on indigenous land.
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As the increasing demands of work sow anxiety among the elite, leisure time has become a zone heavy with contradiction.
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Like thenthuk, it's heavy with hanks of beef and dried wood-ear mushrooms sprung back to life and surprisingly tender.
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Recalling Rorschach inkblot tests and preschool "butterfly" pictures, the black sweeps and whorls of the paintings are heavy with emotional significance.
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The artwork takes a backward look, heavy with time, and is full of both elegiac mourning and anticipation for the future.
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Her college mind heavy with the teachings of Aristotle and Goldman Sachs, Hilary Cohen knew she wanted to change the world.
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Volume is always heavy, with trains forever being diverted from one track to the next to accommodate faster or slower traffic.
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A light rain started to fall on the terraces of the island, which were covered in orange trees, heavy with fruit.
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Abrams transformed Trek into a modern blockbuster franchise, rapid-fire and action-heavy, with little time for social and political engagement.
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Starting with the death of Ned Stark and certainly since the Red Wedding, this story has been bottom-heavy with villainy.
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A bomb second bomb fell on the city of Nagasaki three days later Obama's visit to Hiroshima was heavy with symbolism.
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They are heavy with meat: hanks of shredded barbacoa, dark and caramelly cecina, cabeza more a stage of melt than flesh.
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The Sun enters Aquarius this evening, which means the next month is going to be heavy with communication for you, Sagittarius.
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The Great Hall of Winterfell was hazy with smoke and heavy with the smell of roasted meat and fresh-baked bread.
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But Trump barely beat Hillary Clinton in the district, which is heavy with the college-educated voters, Trump's weakest Republican constituency.
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"This is especially notable because their sites were heavy with many product images, and still they loaded faster than the competition."
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The clouds hung low in the sky; the air was heavy with moisture and seemed to stop all sound in midflight.
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Surrounded by the emblems of their struggle, the people look almost like medieval saints, trailing banners and imagery heavy with symbolism.
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Cameron revealed he got an erection while getting hot and heavy with Bachelorette Hannah Brown during their hook up in Latvia.
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I watched as a man who had recently been arrested using heroin paged through the yearbook in silence, heavy with regret.
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But one can fill in the details from accounts of the night; a room heavy with smoke, stale beer, and sweat.
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The Predators are top-heavy with those three star performers, while the Ducks are young and deep across all three pairs.
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Although Boston has one of the youngest populations in the country, the state as a whole is top-heavy with older people.
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Our marriage was heavy with expectation on both sides, feeling to me like an anchor — secure and confining at the same time.
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Look in the basket of low price-to-book stocks and you find it heavy with troubled carmakers, banks and energy firms.
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Firms also published the share of men and women in each income quartile, with most proving top-heavy with men (see chart).
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Instead of being heavy with management and salespeople, it operated like a law firm, with each partner handling his own client relationships.
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Spend a couple nights at home with my girlfriend in nervous domestication, the air between us heavy with the weight of deceit.
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His staff, which is unusually heavy with former Obama and Clinton campaign staffers, covertly case out a possible place ahead of time.
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The music—which is heavy, with melodic, pop undertones—rides the tension of being fierce and expansive while paradoxically insular and uneasy.
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Last month, the state oil giant maintained full contractual supplies to Asia for June supplies by replacing Arab Heavy with Arab Light.
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It's pricey, and either extremely heavy with longish range, or just heavier than an average car, but with a very limited range.
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Those titles, heavy with news, clashed with the company's portfolio of lifestyle publications like Better Homes and Gardens, Family Circle and Allrecipes.
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And so with a heart that is heavy with the weight of several wool sweaters, I can finally say: Winter is terrible.
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Sometimes it was just practical: small, tight shorts worked better for high-intensity exercise than basketball shorts, which grew heavy with sweat.
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Tuesdays are barbell days at my gym and I've learned it's incredibly hard to lift heavy with no carbs in my system.
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But this photo registers heavy with what I can only call a true grit and a palpable, authentic determination emanating from Doba.
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WOODSON It's a coin-like medal, big and heavy, with the ambassador emblem on the front and my name on the back.
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When I ascended, I found him lit by a small window, balancing gracefully on the joists, carrying a bucket heavy with water.
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China's military presence is heavy, with khaki green four-wheel drive vehicles patrolling the highways and security cameras installed on border fences.
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The music, bass-heavy with unusual time signatures, was unorthodox but fascinating, creating the foundation for a lot of modern R&B.
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ProSieben CEO Max Conze wants to refresh a catalogue that was heavy with U.S. shows that failed to capture German television audiences.
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Round woodcuts with a format similar to Pennsylvania Dutch hex signs, heavy with text, have been hung to dry on a clothesline.
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The penwork is heavy, with dark, thick lines and striking colors that dramatically shift from panel to panel, conveying the mysterious mood.
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The book, as displayed in the show, is heavy with symbolist ornament and features a mystical protecting goddess among other esoteric occult themes.
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PHOTOS: Kourtney&aposs hot vacation shots Bendjima, 25, left a comment that clearly ignored his girlfriend's advice as it was heavy with shade.
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When you're getting hot and heavy with a new partner and reach for some protection, you're probably not worrying about a condom allergy.
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To evaluate the prowess of the rocket, the Air Force has tasked the Falcon Heavy with launching 230 satellites into space at once.
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It's also gold and very heavy, with a photo of a little girl sitting on a fake pony, staring directly at a camera.
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Companies are personnel heavy, with agents, adjusters and analysts comprising more than 2 million jobs and using legacy systems built around paper documents.
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Whilst hidden in dark trees heavy with the stench of bonfires, dead leaves and exploded pumpkins at twilight, I feel a weird glow.
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Once past Tuesday, there are few states left on the map heavy with Evangelical conservative voters, making Cruz's path forward after Tuesday slim.
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In an unapologetic resignation letter heavy with religious overtones, Pruitt cited "unrelenting attacks" that took "a sizable toll" on him and his family.
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It was a fast-paced album that was heavy with samples that were sound portals to songs like "Sweet Sahumerio" and "Claroscuro" ("Chiaroscuro").
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The red bandana, Blair Mountain, Matewan: These references are heavy with political weight, and they proclaim that the status quo is not acceptable.
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The air was heavy with pungent smoke that choked local residents, causing their eyes to water and children to develop chest-related complications.
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The first part of the month is very heavy, with a ton of emotional processing and deep sharing between yourself and your partners.
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But when he comes, his eyes are heavy with sleepiness and his lips are dark with kohl from the eyes of another woman.
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At Sony, where he started in 2009, he presided over a list heavy with crossover artists, but also made interesting choices in opera.
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The first spoonful of kare-kare — a stew of oxtail and tripe, heavy with peanut butter and toasted rice powder — is startlingly bland.
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"Y'all watched him kill my father," Mr. Garner's daughter Emerald Garner shouted as she stood before the cameras, her voice heavy with anger.
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"Y'all watched him kill my father," Mr. Garner's daughter Emerald Garner shouted as she stood before the cameras, her voice heavy with anger.
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When we were at boarding school, heavy with homesickness, those envelopes with his beautiful writing would bring with them a moment of relief.
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The investor Peter Thiel addressed the convention hall Thursday, heavy with conservative Christians, and declared himself a gay man proud to be a Republican.
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"Our hearts are heavy with the loss today of our son, brother, father, uncle, and friend Charlie," the Murphy family said in a statement.
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Billions are being spent on railways, parking for 18,000 buses to transport pilgrims and hotels for them to stay in, heavy with gilded chandeliers.
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Volumes were heavy, with more than 20,000 front-month futures trading, far more than the average of 634,000 contracts over the last 200 days.
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Packed heavy with collaborations, the album leans on a variety of different sounds while consistently centering around on his penchant for instrumental glitch-bass.
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In my Facebook feed this morning (which is, albeit, heavy with tech journalists), I'm already seeing numerous posts getting Loved, Wowed, and Haha reactions.
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There, with greatly varying degrees of success, they have tended to orchestrate elaborately kitted-out spectacles, heavy with noise, lights or high-tech wizardry.
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Glover's fantasy league is top-heavy with Republicans because she's trying to solve a problem that besets the GOP rather than the larger polity.
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The sky was heavy with incipient rain, giving the city a wounded air, and we sat beside a bank of windows overlooking the ocean.
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These games are exactly as they sound: heavy with text and supplemented by artwork that acts as a background and context for the story.
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On the opposite coast, 21980 such tutoring centers exist in California's Orange, Santa Clara and Los Angeles Counties, all heavy with Asian-American families.
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Billowing green nets, intended to keep the sun from melting the ice, hung heavy with white powder, sagging toward the surface of the rink.
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Sizzle reels were heavy with scenes from "The Office," the enduring sitcom that NBCUniversal wrested from Netflix in a $228.2 million deal last year.
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Modernity, bright and loud, drowned the night noises: the hiccup of geckos, the complaint of insects and the rustle of palms heavy with coconuts.
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It was the first television set of my childhood, squat and heavy with a metal dial to change the settings, like a washing machine.
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Under the washing lines, grasses heavy with seed pods all incline slightly southward, and among the grasses a lone yellow plant, maybe a ragwort.
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A24 has just debuted the first full trailer for the new movie, and while it's light on details, it's heavy with dread and foreboding.
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But changes in crop insurance that cause farmers to cut back on plantings could provide relief to a global balance sheet heavy with supplies.
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The float, which valued TeamViewer at 13 billion euros, marks a rare tech debut on a Frankfurt market heavy with industrial and auto stocks.
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The September listing, which valued TeamViewer at 5.25 billion euros, added a rare technology firm to a Frankfurt market heavy with industrial and auto stocks.
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As she rides in a car toward Boyle Heights, a historically Latinx working-class neighborhood, she takes in the sights of home, heavy with disidentification.
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It was unusually policy heavy, with spirited and detailed debates over automation and employment, the consequences of US withdrawal from Syria, wealth taxation, and more.
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Goldman revealed that the most-owned holdings in the basket are very tech heavy, with Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook, Alphabet and Alibaba being the top five.
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It was so hot that day, the heat waves radiated off the ground and the air was heavy with the odor of dusty cow shit.
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"There's always places for the North Koreans to move and play outside of the places the US can really hit heavy with sanctions," he said.
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We get two people to get the bowl, because it's so big and heavy with all that dough, and carry it over to the table.
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Recorded just before the death of Phife Dawg in March, "We Got It From Here, Thank You For Your Service" is heavy with his presence.
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The steering wheel feels heavy with the friction of the tires on the asphalt, and the machines are sensitive to what's happening on the track.
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Ties My carry-on is heavy with ingredients and gear, but a memorable homemade sweet, like the relationships it celebrates, requires time, effort and commitment.
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Locomotives pulling tanker cars heavy with oil, propane and noxious chemicals continue to be a common sight in the hearts of several major Canadian cities.
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"YouTube is scaling really well globally...like search," said Pichai, who earlier Monday was added to the company's board, which is already heavy with insiders.
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Music played as guests began to arrive at the glass-enclosed Hearst Tower in New York City, but the room felt heavy with disappointment and concern.
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Heavy with fake news guilt, Facebook is rolling out new social channel benchmarking for publishers in the CrowdTangle tool it acquired and made free last year.
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In Ward's Mississippi, 13-year-old Jojo is heavy with a story he never asked for, but which he inherited and must make sense of nevertheless.
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Last year at Coachella, Cody Simpson was hot and heavy with ex-girlfriend Gigi Hadid – but this year, the star turned it into a guys' weekend.
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This season, Mishka made sure to keep the graphics heavy with plenty of tees, jerseys, and hats emblazoned with gnarly bloodshot eyeballs and Death Adders bears.
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Facebook is already pretty list-heavy, with users on their own volition ranking top movies of 2017 or favorite songs, and sharing them in status updates.
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Gospodine , Z. said, his voice heavy with disappointment, come on now, and he shook the carton, still holding it out to me, don't let us down.
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Iowa fucks heavy with Grimes, the South loves talking about Rich Homie Quan, and Macklemore gets a lot of chatter from his home state of Washington.
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Conifers include evergreen, fluffy up-and-down trees like firs, while deciduous trees shed their leaves annually and tend to be top-heavy with barer trunks.
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The hall was quiet, the air heavy with protocol and reverence — for the departed and, perhaps, for the antediluvian Washington in which he was a fixture.
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The open road, heavy with symbolism and full of promise, has long coursed through popular culture, with the journey at least as rewarding as the destination.
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She also got publicly hot and heavy with her second husband, Billy Bob Thornton, and wore a locket with droplets of his blood around her neck.
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In addition, the earnings calendar remains heavy with about 145 S&P 500 companies releasing earnings, including Alphabet Monday and big oil Exxon Mobil and Chevron Friday.
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A team heavy with NBA players, Spain may face the U.S. in the semi-finals on Friday if the struggling Americans defeat Argentina later in the day.
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"My political stuff is private to me, and it would never motivate me to say anything negative about my sister," he said, his voice heavy with emotion.
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Nothing ruins the mood like making the wrong Netflix choice when what you're watching inevitably becomes the background noise to getting hot and heavy with your bae.
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At the time, Britain was top-heavy with teen idols, ranging from the sublime (Cliff Richard and Billy Fury) to the marginal (Johnny Gentle and Dickie Pride).
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The West Wing that Kelly is now entering is top-heavy, with at least 26 assistants to the president, the highest ranking title, as of last month.
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Like Korn's debut, it was thrillingly heavy, with bass lines and kick drums that tugged at the mix like the powerful undertows swirling off the Malibu coast.
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Most important is that salteñas are heavy with jigote, a soupy stew cooked for days, lush with broken-down cow's foot and kindled by roasted chile paste.
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The band first gained fame in the late nineties with airy, falsetto-driven soundscapes; its recent work is heavy with guitars and drums, verging on black metal.
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From colonization, which formally began in 1788, the diet for new arrivals had been heavy with Britishisms like meat pies, sausage rolls, canned vegetables and chocolate bars.
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This sets up a conclusion that is a quiet showcase in tone management: O I remember days…Climbing the branches of a treeripe and heavy with pomes.
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Reflecting the period's growing love of all things Classical, and heavy with gilding, rare marbles and semiprecious stones, this exhibition ranges from secular to religious to spectacular.
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The United States Civil Rights Trail is heavy with tales of blacks struggling to gain access to an adequate education, but the theme crescendos in Topeka, Kan.
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For Vietnam, the upshot would be private-sector growth in an economy that has long been top-heavy with state-owned enterprises and overdependent on development aid.
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Likewise, West Hollywood is increasingly heavy with keys, from 2993 Hotel West Hollywood — the brand's first West Coast address — to the 149-room Pendry Hotel, coming soon.
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The eyes, not quite matched, are set far apart in a square and noble head, which feels too heavy with care to be borne upon his shoulders.
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If the northern ground is really as heavy with magic and myth as they've made it seem, this line feels more like a prophesy than a boast.
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While the termination would incur losses, the announcement was greeted positively as the offshore construction project was seen to have been burdening Kawasaki Heavy with extra costs.
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In hindsight, every relationship I've pursued, every opportunity I've seized in the years since I first saw it, has been heavy with honesty, sometimes to a fault.
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Though it's a hyper-personal piece heavy with symbolism — apparently there are parts of the work wholly obscured to viewers, known only to Gui — it is not impenetrable.
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It makes the calendar heavy with unknown names (and I think that can be a drag), but at the same time, you might discover something new and amazing.
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Throughout, discussion of past overfishing or earlier climate change—"palaeoclimatology"—hangs heavy with the question of the impact on human society both of overfishing and of global warming.
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He assembles the pieces, which are heavy with personal and political meaning, from scavenged widgets and rusty bits of trash that he often lashes together with barbed wire.
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The song, heavy with storytelling and hip-hop nostalgia, hit a million views in two weeks (today it has over 30 million views), and unintentionally financed Kash's freedom.
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Advertising Industry Wrestles With Bias After a Lawsuit | A conference in Miami aimed at charting the industry's future was instead heavy with discussion about sexism in the workplace.
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A team heavy with NBA players, Spain may face the United States in the semi-finals on Friday if the struggling Americans defeat Argentina later in the day.
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While the Patterson-inspired first season was heavy with government conspiracies and espionage, the second season of Zoo has taken a sharp — and overdue — turn into mythical pulp.
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The artist deals in the corporatization of mementos that are heavy with the weight of history, through design and industrial processes that contain or display the raw artifacts.
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What we've learned, in the 15-plus months since Flake's book was published, is that it's Trump's Republican Party now — one heavy with nativists, populists, protectionists, assorted supremacists.
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That apple core, that untouched macaroni salad, that slice of pizza and the greasy paper plate it was served on are heavy with moisture, which makes shipping expensive.
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"The secret to eating for 100 is to find the plant-based foods, heavy with beans and grains and vegetables, and learn how to like &aposem," he said.
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The White House still maintains a "blacklist" of Republican officials who criticized Trump during his campaign for president, a collection that is heavy with establishment foreign policy minds.
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After nearly a decade spent filming Game of Thrones, it's no surprise to see that the cast's final days on set were heavy with emotion, tears and gratitude.
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Although the court's docket is heavy with cases involving the important but typically dry area of federal regulation, its judges often deal in the nation's most controversial issues.
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It grew heavy with chunks of skin and bone, globs of fat, parts of organs — the lobe of the left lung that we had accidentally cut through, for instance.
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Dark and drum-heavy with eerie flute-work and warped, childlike vocal melodies, it offers the ominous yet playful feel of a poltergeist who fills your pillow with spiders.
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Plans have since changed and it is unlikely that a Crew Dragon will ever sit atop a Falcon Heavy with humans inside the vehicle, Musk told reporters this week.
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HANNES BOOYENS, clad in the khaki shorts and shirt of the Afrikaner farmer, shows off tidy rows of trees hanging heavy with grapefruits, soon to be plucked for export.
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Cars are one of the top contributors to greenhouse gas emissions globally, and cars in cities can be especially heavy with their contributions, owing to traffic and population density.
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Volume was unusually heavy with more than 15 million shares changing hands just after 1 pm ET compared with its 10-day average daily volume of 3 million shares.
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In the art-centric pieces, in general he preferred Barbara Kruger-style "insurrectionary" neo-Conceptualism, heavy with indirect social commentary, such as that of Hans Haacke and Jenny Holtzer.
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" South Dakota's Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, Clarissa Wei writes, is a place "heavy with history and politics, still haunted by the effects of colonization and corporatism on indigenous land.
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Rasheed's work navigates these intersections, combining and recombining linguistic and visual registers, from mathematics to scholarly writing heavy with numbered footnotes to speech fragments in standard and colloquial English.
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The Mets walked 13 times, a season high, but with a lineup heavy with reserves, could muster only one run on a single by Rene Rivera in the second.
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While the collection includes traditional pieces heavy with gold and diamonds, one necklace has small, gem-less variations of the Opera flower motif sprinkled along a white gold chain.
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"She couldn't complain; there is no police protection for her, no family protection, no societal protection, and our healthcare [system] failed her," Abdessamad says, his voice heavy with disappointment.
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I would watch as her soft cheeks tapped back and forth between the palms of my hands, her eyes growing heavy with sleep, and think two simple things: 1.
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CreditCreditKirsten Luce for The New York Times On a recent night on the dance floor at Elsewhere Bar in Brooklyn, the air was heavy with sweat, joy and sorrow.
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That's what happened to them in the 2171 draft, which was believed to be top-heavy with Kentucky's Karl-Anthony Towns, Ohio State's D'Angelo Russell and Duke's Jahlil Okafor.
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After a midterm election heavy with talk of health care, everyone wants to be seen as doing something to tackle parts of the system that seem costly and unfair.
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While men's tennis is top-heavy, with Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal or Roger Federer having won the last nine Grand Slam titles, the women's game has far more variety.
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The air was heavy with their good times as the white people scattered across the tiered patios, pried their mouths apart, and beamed their laughter into each other's faces.
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They were the same kind he'd seen when he worked on sonar equipment for US nuclear submarines—fireproof and very heavy, with a strong combination lock on each drawer.
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Representative Jackie Walorski (R-Ind.), whose Indiana district is heavy with manufacturing, has been leading the charge in Congress to get Commerce to streamline and expedite the exclusion process.
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Pychyl also hosts a podcast, called iProcrastinate, which often features interviews with other psychology experts in related fields and is also heavy with tips and tricks for overcoming procrastination.
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Global investors look to America's capital markets as the place to find the digital firms of the future, rather than to Europe, whose bourses are heavy with banks and carmakers.
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Top-heavy with military men, it also includes several civilians (Steven Bannon and Andrew Puzder) who have been accused of sexual assault and/or domestic violence, starting with Trump himself.
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The FTSE 100, which is heavy with dollar-earners, inched 0.1% lower at the end of its worst week since early December, as a drop in drugmaker AstraZeneca also dragged.
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Kaitlyn Tiffany: For an episode of television so heavy with lab-grown emotional weight and The Hometown Dates Are Approaching portent, this week's The Bachelor was very light on plot.
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As Tracy — who, by the way, charmed her way into the warehouse — gets hot and heavy with the idiot who decided to neglect his duty, the creature hums into being.
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Despite its famous rose windows (which were thankfully saved from the flames), the cathedral is much dimmer, the air heavy with centuries of incense and prayers and songs and sorrows.
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DEA agent Scott Schoonover pulled out a bag so heavy with bricks of cocaine that it clanked as it hit the prosecution table, as curious jurors peered at the mound.
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The other mice were allowed to continue running at will throughout their pregnancies, and they did keep running, although their distance and speed declined as they grew heavy with young.
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"Our hearts are heavy with the terrible news this evening of the passing of prominent Son of Marshall Chris Cline," Jerome Gilbert, the university's president, said in a statement Thursday.
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Yet unlike recent years, this SXSW wasn't top-heavy with celebrities or random corporate stunts, while the most prominent sponsors (along with a ubiquitous beer) were largely connected to music.
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The show is known for breaking the fourth wall and British painter Jonathan Yeo's latest work is heavy with the same intimidation Spacey injects into his performance on the show.
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The trip was heavy with symbolism, as Moon is the first South Korean president to visit Mount Paektu and the cerulean lake at its summit from the North Korean side.
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There is a canopied bed with a pale gray headboard embroidered with fairy-tale scenes — a pink antelope flies past blue clouds and a tree branch heavy with yellow pears.
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Most people share Mr. Trump's view that the war was a mistake, Mr. Schmidt added, and in a state heavy with military members, many families have grown weary of repeated deployments.
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Its bourses are heavy with the technologies of the second industrial revolution—mass-market cars, petrochemicals and machinery—but light on the digital firms that power stockmarkets in America (see chart).
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Hence the heroes Trump cites are autocratic military men (Douglas MacArthur and George Patton), and his paltry list of foreign-policy advisers is top-heavy with retired soldiers rather than diplomats.
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Beijing Journal BEIJING — A squeal of brakes, the screech of ripping metal and a battery-powered, three-wheel scooter — top-heavy with parcels for delivery — tips over after hitting a car.
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In "The Return" (2019), a woman's portrait is heavy with meaningful, life-affirming symbols — birds in flight, flowers, and a multi-pointed architectural detail often associated with Middle Eastern domestic spaces.
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CreditCreditDevin Yalkin for The New York Times The air was heavy with exhaust and motor oil at Charlotte Motor Speedway in North Carolina as I waited for Tony Stewart to arrive.
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Each of them is singular, heavy with the weight of change or conflict — a good reason to read them one by one instead of devouring the book in a single sitting.
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Tobin Heath, her legs heavy with exhaustion, held the ball in the corner, holding off two French defenders, hungrily snapping at her heels, trying to while away a few precious seconds.
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The so-called Faang stocks (Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google) rose so far so fast that index-based investments that were once balanced now seem top-heavy with risky highfliers.
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All one could hear was the sound of the wildly eclectic clothes — some ornately beaded, others heavy with shimmery scales of sequins — swishing as models walked on the old wood floors.
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While Cole's book Blind Spot (2017) was heavy with the absence of the human figure in the midst of human works, Sharlet makes the human figure uncomfortably present in his photographs.
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Compare this with David's inability to picture his late father's face — a failure of memory that's heavy with meaning — and the meaninglessness of the Eye's out-of-focus features is obvious.
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Morning glory, bright green inside crispy shells of tempura flour, is meant to be dunked in a sauce that's almost a curry unto itself, heavy with squid, shrimp and ground pork.
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Trading activity was relatively heavy, with 17.83 billion shares changing hands on the Shanghai exchange, roughly 142.8 percent of the market's 30-day moving average of 12.49 billion shares a day.
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Exact reproductions of ordinary photographs with faces and other details blurred, they are troubling and suggestive studies in unspoken guilt and suppressed memory, heavy with meanings that they refuse to disclose.
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Dwyane Wade is LOVING retired life ... at least judging by these pics of the ex-NBA star gettin' hot and heavy with his wife, Gabrielle Union, on the beach in Cannes!!!
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We can never be satisfied as long as our bodies, heavy with the fatigue of travel, cannot gain lodging in the motels of the highways and the hotels of the cities.
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Concluded in Brussels on the eve of meetings with Trump at a summit in Hamburg, the "political agreement" between two economies accounting for a third of global GDP is heavy with symbolism.
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As ominous as that sounds — unless you're strongly shipping Archie and Betty (Lili Reinhart), who was last seen getting hot and heavy with Jughead (Cole Sprouse) — Nick's visit won't last too long.
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Widodo said the burden on Jakarta and Java island was already too heavy, with the island home to 54% of the 260 million population and generating 58% of Indonesia's gross domestic product.
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The toll on China's already-slowing economy has been heavy, with Goldman Sachs cutting its first-quarter GDP growth target to 4% from 5.6% previously and saying a deeper hit is possible.
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While Luthor's dialogue in BvS is heavy with mention of gods and devils, this devilish vision comes right before we see him in his cell screaming to Batman that "they" are coming.
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He has made clear that he has zero interest in reading briefing books to get up to speed on an issue, preferring shorter, bullet-pointed lists heavy with charts, graphs and maps.
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Curious, he followed a path up to find a 40-foot apple tree heavy with mysterious fruit that he and Doumis later nicknamed "Morse Code" near the grave of Samuel B. Morse.
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Both trading volume and turnover were heavy, with 2.3 billion shares changing hands on the main board with a trading value of 3.2 trillion yen, both the highest level since May 3.93.
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Like the Satanic Panic, hysteria over Santa Muerte has its own soundtrack—but rather than relying on metal's whiplash tempos and brutally screamed vocals, the music is heavy with accordions and tubas.
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Like that letter, Mr. Trump's answer to the Senate on Saturday was heavy with political messaging even as it asserted broad constitutional principles and general legal arguments to proclaim the president's innocence.
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Desired and derided in equal measure, regularly misunderstood, the hoodie is now heavy with associations of social inequality, youth culture and police brutality, even banned from certain streets, schools and institutions worldwide.
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Forty is, of course, an age heavy with cultural meaning, but Heti never acknowledges that she is choosing 40 as the symbolic, rather than the literal, end of the narrator's childbearing years.
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That big wall of portrait drawings and photographs at Zwirner — there's a smaller, less effective one at MoMA — is heavy with the air of mutual infatuation and alive with extraordinary rendering skill.
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For the Japanese consortium behind the MRJ, led by Mitsubishi Heavy with a 64 percent stake, the project has so far been a financial disappointment due to the delays and technical challenges.
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Yes, back in 2009, the first lady of reality TV starred in the emo act's music video for "Thnks Fr Th Mmrs," in which she got hot-and-heavy with bassist Pete Wentz.
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The season is heavy with season 5 queens – including the reunion of the tart-tongued clique RoLaskaTox (Roxxxy Andrews, Alaska Thunderf— and Detox) – as well as longtime rivals Alyssa Edwards and Coco Montrese.
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We're honestly back into the evangelism and classroom examples portion of this presentation, which has been very heavy with teachers saying how powerful and exciting and enabling various Apple apps and products are.
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The neighborhood she lives in has been heavy with gang violence recently, and this morning on her way to the maquilas, she was strangled and mugged at gunpoint and her cellphone was taken.
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Demi Lovato got hot and heavy with Ed Sheeran last night, but we won't be sounding the Hot Couple Alert alarm, and we don't think new beau Guilherme "Bomba" Vasconcelos should be worried.
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Had Obama managed to get a third nominee through the Senate following Justice Antonin Scalia's death in 2016, that cumulative gap may have closed, but instead the court remains heavy with Republican nominees.
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It's heavy with the understanding that it takes both time and open dialogue to discern what is the best, restorative course of action—and reaction—for victims and abusers, for fans and teams.
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Manager Joe Girardi shifted his roster around, recalling the left-handed reliever Tyler Olson to prepare for Seattle's lineup, heavy with left-handers, and optioning Luis Cessa to Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.
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Other Rohingya, who had only a few moments to prepare before the Myanmar military burned down their houses, balanced bamboo poles on their shoulders, heavy with sleeping mats, water jugs and solar panels.
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It seems clear that protection for the profits of pharma and software companies agitates business writers and some economic policy experts far less than protection for manufacturing sectors heavy with blue-collar jobs.
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Its characters are subject to recognizable emotions that they struggle to express clearly and transparently, helped along by a musical soundtrack heavy with Schubert and by the close attention of Mr. Hong's camera.
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Whispered promises to remember the victims, and solemn reminders of our patriotism can feel woefully inadequate, but doing nothing on a day that heavy with emotion will forever feel like a tactless omission.
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As he climbs, the rope frays and ultimately gives, resulting in the film's final death, which is heavy with metaphorical weight: The old way of life has to give; it's no longer viable.
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Some of what's so strong about "The Irishman" and "Once Upon a Time …" comes from how remembered they both feel — rue-soaked in the first movie; heavy with "what if" in the other.
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Reflected off the estuary water, the light seemed a blond powder, sifted through the summer air onto grass that grew waist-high, its mauve seed heads heavy with dew that soaked her skirt.
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And, again, there appears to be a feeling among the pro-nuclear export Washington "experts," a group heavy with retired flag officers and ex-defense officials, that this might be a good idea.
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This posthuman transcendence raises concerns both aesthetic and ethical, casting around the art in this show an apologetic air heavy with ambivalence toward human cunning and trickery and seductive art and technology. Golem!
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It may be a simple matter of overexposure, or it may be something more nuanced, but whatever it is, the conversation around Witness has been decidedly lacking in excitement and heavy with criticism.
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Plath called it a "vague symbolic tale," which is accurate: It's an allegory about a young girl on a train ride, filled with self-conscious menace and heavy with overtones of sex and death.
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Things were looking bright for him in the early days of KUWTK: he was graduating from University of Southern California's Marshall School of Business, and was hot and heavy with Cheetah Girl Adrienne Bailon.
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It is fascinating to see work that might be deeply impactful in the neutral zone of a white cube gallery struggle to retain meaning in a place as heavy with history as Woods Cathedral.
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She and her sister Becky (Alicia Goranson) are sitting in the familiar Conner kitchen, heavy with memories of their now-absent mother, and finding solace in dark humor, as this family has always done.
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An example of the campaign's frugality: it cut advertising spending by $5 million to $12 million in March, a month heavy with primaries and caucuses, by using more digital advertising instead of television ads.
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Farscape, a show that could get very, very dark and heavy, with beloved character deaths and near-impossible moral grays, could also be the goofiest version of muppets in space that you could imagine.
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Mr. Raskin's donor list is heavy with lawyers and professors; Ms. Matthews's includes an array of Washington movers and shakers (including some, Raskin backers grumble, who have appeared as guests on her husband's show).
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She speculates that, if our atmosphere becomes too carbon-heavy, with a dwindling in the oxygen supply, one of the first things that will happen is that we will become a lot less intelligent.
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These appointments would add two more white men to a cabinet dominated by them, and two more senior officials with military backgrounds to a national security team that is already top-heavy with them.
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Neighborhood Joint Sam Baldwin stood silently beneath the chandelier of cut-out magazine covers in Desert Island, a consignment-based comic book store on Metropolitan Avenue, his arms heavy with a stack of publications.
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It is a shot familiar from Costanzo's recent films but intensified by Ferrante's feminist sensibilities: The space between the girls hangs heavy with pain, injustice, loneliness, but also the dawning of a collective consciousness.
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A week later, even as ash still swirled through air heavy with the creosote scent of burned resin and a cedar log smoldered at the edge of a swamp, the forest was being reborn.
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"Momentum has driven the S&P 500 to become very tail heavy, with the 10 largest companies now representing roughly 25% of the index, similar to what we saw during record Tech Bubble levels."
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The nuances of tone Gold achieves are exquisite, trading on the equivalence in value of a brush heavy with thinned, watery ink, and stronger, darker ink on a drier brush that leaves a raspy trace.
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She also took aim at Trump, who last week laid out an energy platform heavy with promises for the fossil fuel industry, promised to undo the Paris climate agreement and downplayed the drought in California.
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But in "Strip Away My Conscience," Rebecca's musical theater-meets-seduction song, the titular crazy ex-girlfriend actually is getting hot and heavy with Nathaniel...who looks just as confused as he does turned on.
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There were times when I glanced ahead in the book and flinched at the mighty river of words coming toward me, as muddy and heavy with organic sediment as the Ohio River, Morgan's dominant metaphor.
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Jabbing heavy with the weight of the body is great, BJ Penn smashed a lot of noses doing that, but there is just as much to say for a well targeted, high frequency arm-jab.
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While the list of most-performed works of the Rattle era is still heavy with Brahms and Beethoven, 20th-century pieces by Stravinsky, Berg and Webern have also been among the most frequently heard works.
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In the English basement are bathrooms, storage and the couple's own bedroom, which has a door into a garden that gives way to a forest beyond, heavy with beech, oak, maple and wild cherry trees.
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While the Judiciary Committee debated, Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she would refrain from pressing Democrats to support the articles, instead encouraging them to follow their consciences on a vote heavy with historic and political weight.
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"The secret to eating for 100 is to find the plant-based foods, heavy with beans and grains and vegetables, and learn how to like 'em," Blue Zones Cookbook author Dan Buettner recently told Insider.
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The party appealed to a long-running, old-fashioned nationalist streak in Austrian culture: The nationalist Burschenschaften, or fraternities, promote an idealized memory of a purified Teutonic past, heavy with anti-Semitism and pro-Nazi sentiment.
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That trailer's now been furnished with English subtitles, but don't expect them to help a huge amount — this is still a Final Fantasy game, heavy with melodrama, symbolism, and elegantly coiffed young men howling in frustration.
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Inside the château's cavernous second-story study, at a desk heavy with books, the seventy-one-year-old owner of the property, Renaud Camus, sits at an iMac and tweets dire warnings about Europe's demographic doom.
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Michele is pulling in consumers who previously felt put off by Gucci's hedonistic repute, but who now feel drawn to its beautifully made jackets, dresses heavy with embroidery, handbags patterned with flowers or embroidered with bees.
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The heat in the air that night was heavy with change, as though under the tropical conditions our previous selves were melting, and we were free to be re-moulded into whatever image we saw fit.
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It is an avatar of the user, built to comfort and capability and aesthetic consideration, whether that be a barrel heavy with semi-functional doodads or a bright and shiny case signifying time spent in-game.
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Indeed, the Young Vic's coming season, the first from its new artistic director, Kwame Kwei-Armah, is top-heavy with American playwrights like Danai Gurira ("The Convert") and Stephen Adly Guirgis ("Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train").
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Heavy with fear's warped wisdom and rationality, crazier than anything mania ever induced in me, this weight is a reminder that clinical psychosis, even absent any mystical tendency, seems sensible compared with our current political reality.
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Back then what hooked me in Morrison's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel was the inventive language, often heavy with grief — "The closer the roses got to death, the louder their scent," reads one early moment of synesthesia.
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The Broc carignan was easygoing and relaxed, rich but not heavy, with aromas and flavors of red fruits, herbs, spices and flowers, and a savory, almost salty edge to it, which made the wine deliciously refreshing.
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SpaceX's reusable rocket technology, which included the spectacular launch of its powerful Falcon Heavy (with Musk's Tesla Roadster on board) earlier this month, may have lowered the barrier to entry enough that such plans are now feasible.
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Nick Diaz isn't letting his domestic violence case get in the way of meeting new women -- the UFC star was out in Vegas this weekend getting hot and heavy with a new lady ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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"The market remains heavy with doubts about OPEC's ability to achieve a successful extension of the current deal with Russia adopting a lukewarm 'wait and see' approach," said Ole Hansen, head of commodity strategy at Saxo Bank.
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This week's summit in California is heavy with symbolism, as the United States is the only country to announce its intention to withdraw from the Paris pact, following a decision by U.S. President Donald Trump last year.
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In a remarkable day-long summit that weighed heavy with symbolism, South Korean President Moon Jae-in and his North Korean counterpart, Kim Jong Un embraced, planted a tree and talked alone for more than 30 minutes.
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Instead, for Thursday night, he relied on a teleprompter and a speech heavy with familiar Republican themes like cutting taxes, creating jobs, and pushing for education reforms to give parents more choice in schools for their children.
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One reason the citizenship question is seen as pivotal is that those same states are heavy with the noncitizens and minority residents like Hispanics who analysts say would avoid a census that sought to know their status.
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This is not just because of the imagery, which, in the first half, is heavy with depictions of water — raining on windshields and inside musty rooms, rippling in puddles, trickling in a tear down a character's cheek.
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The string sound has been pared back, so the ensemble feels transparent and winds-heavy, with an airy chamber-music intimacy, whipping occasionally into passionate outpourings and embroidered here and there with the coppery twang of cimbalom.
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If you're currently watching new episodes of Real Housewives Of Orange County, seeing Kelly Dodd hot and heavy with Dr. Brian Reagan and wondering how this couple is doing today, well, buckle your seatbelt — they're broken up.
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He has long been a poor sleeper, he said recently, and when he gazed upon the sleep space, as entrepreneurs like to say, and saw that it was heavy with weighted blankets, he was moved to innovate.
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On a card heavy with Brazil-versus-the-world implications and with a reported 45,000 spectators in attendance, a fight pitting Sao Paolo against Ohio begged for "uh vai morrer" chants to tumble down from the rafters.
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Remember ... Dez was hot and heavy with the Browns earlier this month -- but he turned down their offer and then said he's going to wait until "a lil bit later in the year" to find a roster.
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As they are quite heavy with the many modules of sequins; it also has a piece that you can secure with a hairpin so it doesn't come off, in case you're running around like some of the models!
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Surprisingly, she, not the man, is the focal point of the painting, the embodiment of cautious sassiness and a gender-based counterculture in an environment heavy with a history that does not often encourage that initiative in women.
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The queen, Prince Charles, presidents and prime ministers rose to applaud veterans, their coats heavy with medals, as they stood on a giant stage beside a guard of honor after a film of the Normandy landings was shown.
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While many may agree with the sentiment written in white chalk on that menu board, the letters thick and heavy with disappointment and judgment, we must stay committed to our basic values as Americans: freedom, openness and generosity.
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To that end, Rise, many floors beneath 85 Broad's WeWork floors, has a turf-covered area with CrossFit-like equipment, a large boxing studio that is heavy with heavy-bags and a cardio room for boot-camp workouts.
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To keep the honey as pure as possible, a beekeeper needs to monitor the day-to-day health of the blossoms and check the frames inside the hives regularly, pulling them out when they are heavy with honey.
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She points to a bush sagging heavy with deep crimson berries just a couple feet away, and the pickup truck she is riding in halts to an abrupt stop on the single lane road, surrounded by prairie land.
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Turns out, he was an avatar of the coronavirus, predicting a time when everyone would be afraid of their palms being sweaty, knees weak, and arms heavy with vomit on their sweater, even if it's just mom's spaghetti.
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When comets come close to the sun, they blossom: Heavy with ices, kept chilled from the earliest times of our solar system's planet-forming disk, they grow stately tails of gas and dust under our star's gentle heat.
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Wine people love to talk about texture, and this one just feels good — it's silky but not at all heavy, with a crisp, zippy acidity that perks right up when you give it a bit of a chill.
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The 460 onlookers, seated in uncomfortable metal folding chairs around the perimeter of the 55,000-square-foot room, heard only the beat of tinseled and jeweled sandals strutting and the swish of clothes heavy with sequins and beading.
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The new administration of Donald J. Trump will be heavy with people who see public land, and Indian Country, as just one thing — a place to drill for oil, move it along, or get out of the way.
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When I lived in Damascus many years ago, I regularly went with my parents and their friends for picnics there and remember sitting in the cool shade by bubbling irrigation canals, playing backgammon under trees heavy with fruit.
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Oenology, an integral part of ancient Grecian society, is equally represented: an 8th-century-BC black pile of carbonised grapes excavated in Crete sits next to a silver drachm (type of coin) stamped with a grapevine, heavy with fruit.
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It's 7 AM in Baton Rouge on the morning of a home game for the Louisiana State University Tigers, arguably the best setting for a college football tailgate, and the air hangs heavy with the scent of lighter fluid.
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What strikes me now as much as it did then as I walked through grand still houses and cold, dim barrel warehouses, the air heavy with evaporated spirit that's called "the angels' share," is how unchanging whisky-making remains.
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"Despite his short tenure, hearts are heavy with grief as we not only try to come to grips with his loss departmentally; but to also be there in every way that we can for his family," the statement said.
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But as he made another trip on Thursday morning to check on his find, there it was, a few pilings farther out from shore: a second plant, this one heavy with 15 or so little yellow and green tomatoes.
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As if vanquishing the ghosts of the Tiananmen protests of 1989, students from the city's universities marched beneath their college flags, hopping with excitement as they saw Mr Xi, through air still heavy with the fumes from parading tanks.
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His long relationship with Pyongyang has seen him granted honorary North Korean citizenship and he regularly appears on TV around the world as a spokesperson for the regime, typically wearing a North Korean military uniform heavy with state medals.
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That's right: Marissa Cooper's (Barton) mom Julie (Clarke) got hot and heavy with a tall, dark stranger played by Chigvintsev, 33 – but their steamy dance routine got cut short when her younger daughter Kaitlin (Willa Holland) walked into the club.
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It's also the first time SpaceX has launched the Falcon Heavy with flight-prove boosters, and it used two: The boosters on either side of Falcon Heavy's central rocket were used on the Arabsat-6A mission that launched on April 11.
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In early December, New York City is one of the loveliest places you can imagine, all aglow with lights and decorations for the holidays, air heavy with — yes — the smell of chestnuts roasting on an open fire (or a street cart).
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But nothing encapsulates the distance we've traveled in 26 years like watching a dark Mercedes peel in over the sounds of a track heavy with drums and distorted vocals, disgorging none other than Special Agent Dale Cooper looking like Tommy Wiseau.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - "Livin' on a Prayer" rocker Bon Jovi, British singer Kate Bush and influential English alt-rock band Radiohead were nominated on Thursday for induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame on a list heavy with British artists.
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Following the success of Skepta at this year's Mercury Prize, the list is refreshingly heavy with independent acts, as well as skewing significantly towards grime and UK hip hop, which will, if we are lucky, indeed characterise the sound of 2017.
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Uber's self-driving effort is housed under its Advanced Technology Group, which is based primarily in Pittsburgh and includes a staff heavy with Carnegie Mellon alumni and former students whose prior research was in the field of robotics and autonomous driving.
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In the most recent episode of Desus & Mero, the co-hosts unpack the various pros and cons of getting hot and heavy with some AI. Then, Desus and Mero talk Lin-Manuel Miranda's high school bully, the Knicks, and the Yankees.
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Dalle's vocals are thick with the dizziness of lust and the riff heavy with the surge of power that comes with knowing your lover feels drunk with the same desire ("I left the lights on so you stumble in devotion").
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Lisa Goddard, director of the International Research Institute at Columbia University, compared the atmosphere to "a big giant sponge" that grows heavy with moisture and, at some point when it's too heavy, has to be squeezed out, resulting in intense rains.
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"Some guys at that position are top-heavy with skinny little legs, or are big down below but have nothing up top," Dewayne Brown, who has helped train Donald since 2251 in their native Pittsburgh, said in a telephone interview.
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In one room, the curved stems of a banana tree, still heavy with green fruit, might have been mistaken for a sculpture, and on the parlor floor, against the back wall, ferns and moss clustered along the baseboard like undergrowth.
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El Molcajete At this Mexican restaurant, set in the shadow of an elevated train in the Bronx, tacos don't flop; they come twisted at one end so they look like overloaded ice cream cones, mouths wide and heavy with meat.
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Elsewhere on the menu are a few appetizers of Ms. Bai's invention, including skewers of martini olives and hard-boiled quail eggs (an hors d'oeuvre from her dinner parties) and an odd, sour tomato soup heavy with coconut milk and chopped ginger.
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In a one-page reply, heavy with irony, he said he welcomed the euroskeptics' concern for expatriates, "especially" since he had assumed their Brexit vote was motivated by "the rejection of the free movement of people and all the rights it entails".
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The three sources said that Toumajan was paid by a UAE company but, to comply with US regulations, was "seconded" in 2011 or 2012 to Knowledge International, the Virginia-based company whose advisory board was top-heavy with high-powered, retired US generals.
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" In his version, Chance the Rapper (whose voice throughout is heavy with emotion, ready to crack) sings it a little differently: "We'll make the world safe and sound for you / Some day / You will own your strong enough foundation / One day / Some day.
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The moment was heavy with symbolism: it was the first time a sitting American president had set foot in North Korea, and it came 69 years, nearly to the day, after American troops had entered the Korean war on the South's side.
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The fall in yields in the first full month of the ECB's absence is all the more striking because — as is traditional as the year starts — January has been heavy with new debt supply from European governments, which tends to raise borrowing costs.
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Above: 'Death Stranding' trailer from The Game Awards Amidst the bombast of an award show heavy with marketing and some awkward scene transitions, Ryan Green from Numinous Games gave a teary, brave speech upon accepting the Impact Award for That Dragon, Cancer.
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"While our hearts are heavy with grief for the numerous lives lost every year on the water, we can do more to save others," the Associated Press reports Rubio wrote in a letter to the Coast Guard and Army Corps of Engineers.
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While this card is top-heavy with upcoming European talent, this is the kind of fight card which leaves the British casual fan feeling a little overlooked in terms of the UFC bringing its best and biggest names to the UK's capital city.
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But while lazing away his July at a lakeside retreat with a view of the Swiss Alps and gardens heavy with blossoms, he develops a crush on 16-year-old Laura (Béatrice Romand) and her even more beguiling stepsister, Claire (Laurence de Monaghan).
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LONDON — On city streets strewn with ash, and in social media posts heavy with concern, the family members of those who lived in London's Grenfell Tower pleaded on Thursday for information about loved ones still missing one day after a devastating fire.
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A heavily armed man burst in on a Jewish religious ceremony and killed 11 people before telling a law enforcement officer "I just want to kill Jews" after a week that was heavy with other acts of extremist violence motivated by politics.
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Among the industries showing the biggest change in hiring in the past year are professional and business services, construction as well as information sector, which is top heavy with entertainment jobs along with telecommunications and tech-oriented jobs in Internet search and social media firms.
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Starship, currently in parallel development at SpaceX's South Texas and Florida facilities, is intended to be an all-purpose successor to, and replacement for, both Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy, with a higher payload capacity and the ability to reach the Moon and eventually Mars.
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The project's first two songs hang heavy with fuzz and distortion, looping in and around themselves like a basket of tiny, furry snakes; "Void I" and "Gathering" are both calm, hypnotic, and more than a little ecstatic, percolating sleepily within the black velvet atmosphere.
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One by one, hauling boxes of soy and cornmeal bearing a World Food Program stamp, the women walked back home across the dry plains and the dry riverbeds, resting sometimes under an acacia heavy with nests that weaver birds had made from the dry brush.
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That said, I have been admonished by servers who tell me that that my wine choice was poorly picked for my meal, that the appetizer I picked was too heavy with regards to the main; in both instances, I was told to change my order.
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At the same time, the images conveyed that Leiter was comfortable viewing the lives of passersby through the scrim of a window heavy with condensation, intuiting that the fogged glass could conceal his attentive presence and also lend a hazy quality to the glimpsed scenes.
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The two-time winner of the best director Oscar, Iñárritu will preside over a jury that includes the actress Elle Fanning and is top-heavy with directors, including the recent Oscar nominees Yorgos Lanthimos and Paweł Pawlikowski, as well as Kelly Reichardt and Alice Rohrwacher.
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It has not always been easy to find good examples of these bottles in the United States, but this one is excellent, with classic chenin blanc character: aromas of flowers, honey and beeswax, richly textured and not heavy, with a pleasing dose of minerality.
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TOKYO — In a move heavy with symbolism for Japan's workaholic fathers, Shinjiro Koizumi, a politician seen as a possible future prime minister, said on Wednesday that he would step back from his duties to care for his newborn child after the birth later this month.
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PV Oil offered 403,000 barrels per day of a heavier Bach Ho crude, with an API gravity of 28-35 degrees, for loading between April and June versus 20,000 bpd of Bach Ho heavy, with an API of 33-35, in the first three months of 2019.
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But the way Assassination Nation was snapped up as the most commercially viable bet out of a lineup heavy with more ambitious, interesting work from female directors — like The Tale, Shirkers, Skate Kitchen, and The Miseducation of Cameron Post — really set a tone for the year.
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Maybe it's when David gets a glimpse of a new weapon appearing in a big fight, and this serious, grimdark hero, heavy with responsibility and the many complications of his eternal unlife, says "Fuuuuuck" in blurry super-slow motion as the camera zooms in on his face.
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Logic might suggest that the DJI, heavy with industrials and multi-nationals, who buy, sell, and move physical goods across borders and own factories and offices worldwide, would suffer more from trade tariffs than tech companies who can operate their digital global platforms from Silicon Valley.
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Since Judge Garland sits on the United States Court of Appeals in Washington — in what is known as the District of Columbia Circuit — his docket has been heavy with appeals of decisions by administrative agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency or the National Labor Relations Board.
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"Think of squalor, filth, the air hanging heavy with the smell of drugs, the dilapidated physical environment, a sense of great instability, the feeling that at any time violence could break out," he said in an interview with BBC Radio 4's Today program on Monday.
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This cannot be a coincidence: A heavily armed man burst in on a Jewish religious ceremony and killed 11 people before telling a law enforcement officer "I just want to kill Jews" after a week that was heavy with other acts of extremist violence motivated by politics.
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I was constantly gathering things — pretty blue flowers I hoped would have medicinal quality, or old shotguns I wanted to fix — to the point that I regularly found myself over-encumbered, which is Fallout-speak for being so heavy with items that you can't run or fast travel.
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Right now, we're going through one of those phases where news media is heavy with portion-size items, and while some of them are worthy of critical thought and examination — well, that's not really our strong suit when it comes to dietary issues or viral news stories, is it?
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But in this case, it was hard not to get nervous walking around a neighborhood block: every step could leave your shoe covered in caterpillar gunk, and tree branches would get so heavy with these critters that "chunks" of balled up caterpillars would fall off — straight onto people's heads.
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"Today's workplace shooting at Miller Coors Brewery is a terrible tragedy and our hearts are heavy with sorrow for all the workers and their families impacted by this senseless act of violence," said Stephanie Bloomingdale, president of the Wisconsin state AFL-CIO, the union that represents Miller workers.
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"My first idea for the book was dense and encyclopedia-ish, but after a while it was apparent that it was simply too much work for one person to create, and so the book was rebooted into its current form, which is picture-heavy with minimal write-ups," said Amos.
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"Whether you are reading about Frederick Douglass or you are reading about all the black inventors in the country that invented so many things that we touch and feel every day, or you can get really heavy with the history of African civilization, there is a lot in between," says Williams.
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Inside, on the ground floor of the two-story colonial-style house, the prominence of the bar, which anchors a dining space split between two rooms, and a menu heavy with burgers and pub-grub appetizers, suggest more of an elbows-on-the-counter sort of burger joint than fine dining.
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I was reminded of the NYC avant-garde arts scene of the 60s and 70s, which was heavy with a lot of performance art and dance, with choreographers like Merce Cunningham collaborating with musicians like John Cage and painters like Robert Rauschenberg to really push their respective genres of art forward.
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She does end up at this school (we glimpse her there at the end of the novel), but as a very different girl from the one who was first admitted: now heavy with knowledge, Evie in September, though still only fourteen, has tasted the insanity of the summer of 1969.
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Premiering below is "You Belong to Me"—written by Catherine and produced by Jason Lader (Frank Ocean, James Blake, Andre 3000) and Leggy Langdon (Banks, Mr. Little Jeans, Alex Vargas)—this track is seductive and sultry, sparse in the verse, and possessing a fulsome chorus heavy with longing and tinged with uncertainty.
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Walking past rows of newly harvested grapevines and clusters of lavender, the guests strolled through silvery-leaved olive trees heavy with unripe fruit (the family runs a small olive-oil business) to arrive at a small gazebo perched on a rise, surrounded by panoramic views of the rolling, lion-colored Amador County hills.
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Lisa Pryor SYDNEY, Australia — Down the hill from my house, there is an old building with a saw-toothed roof that once warehoused trams, back when the bay was heavy with industrial waste and working-class people could afford to buy a home this close to the city and harbor of Sydney.
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Purists might dispute the idiosyncratic unfolding of kaiseki at the haute Odo, half-hidden like a speakeasy at the back of a cocktail bar in the Flatiron district of Manhattan, where Hiroki Odo has been known to forsake tempura in the agemono (fried) course in favor of a French croquette heavy with béchamel.
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But an environmental foundation run by an official with longstanding ties to Mr. Xi attended a Vatican conference in September and presented the pope with a gift heavy with symbolism: a silk drape bearing an inscription from an ancient tablet that records the presence of Christianity in China nearly 1,400 years ago.
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But her move, announced Tuesday, has broader implications for the television news industry, raising new questions about the future of Fox News, where she was a countervailing presence in an opinion lineup heavy with right-leaning ideology, and of NBC News, which has been a longtime bête noire for conservative press critics.
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But others see the potential for achieving actual deliciousness: Gao first heard of dark cuisine last summer, when an employee at an ice cream shop in Chongqing was spotted spooning chile crisp — a scarlet oil heavy with crushed chiles, shallots fried into sweet shards and numbing Sichuan peppercorns — over vanilla soft serve.
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" RT if you sexually identify as a mistake — Pornhub ARIA (@Pornhub) March 20, 2019 She puts thought into the type of content to put on each platform: The Twitter account is heavy with jokes and memes, because, as Nathaniel says, "it's especially important to be relevant and topical with whatever you're posting about there.
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"Just hanging out around the tiny wooden cabins in Mama Lususu's parlor in the hustle and bustle of downtown Kampala -- the air heavy with chemicals, watching and chatting to the women that showed up there from all walks of life -- was a great experience after trying to gain access for so long," she said.
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The older sister had dreamed of the courtyard of their Fort Lauderdale apartment, of the fountain's turquoise water and the red-dyed cedar mulch and the tree heavy with sweet oranges that almost peeled themselves in your fingers, the golden sun pouring down over everything, all of it shimmering but untouchable, as if behind glass.
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And it was easy to find the romantically lachrymose memorial so often photographed today; just enter the main gate and follow the signs to Mozartgrab, where a grieving angel rests a right elbow, heavy with sorrow, on the base of an artfully broken marble column, and flowers are enhanced by offerings from reverent visitors.
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"People tend to put the book down during the first few episodes because it's quite heavy with Stephen's consciousness, which can be obscure," said the Irish filmmaker Eoghan Kidney, who began adapting the episode as a virtual-reality film called "In Ulysses" a few years ago for viewing with an Oculus Rift VR headset.
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Hungry City 8 Photos View Slide Show ' Here is a dish that brokered a marriage, that won a pledge of undying love: hu tieu Nam Vang, a Southern Vietnamese noodle soup with Chinese and Khmer roots, built on pork femurs heavy with marrow, dried squid like brittle fans and dried shrimp shrunk into briny knots.
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Guitarist/vocalist Sparks, guitarist/vocalist Suzi Gardner, bassist/vocalist Jennifer Finch and drummer Demetra "Dee" Plakas, had filmed dozens upon dozens of hours of themselves goofing off while crossing America's highways on tours, traveling on overseas promotional trips, and their stay in Wisconsin during the making of their acclaimed 27 album, Bricks Are Heavy, with producer Butch Vig.
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So when my wife, Sabrina, and I began our baby-making process, combing through donor profiles on the Sperm Bank of California's website, I was heavy with the thought that my child and I would not be biologically linked, and that, perhaps, the male source of half of our baby's genes would loom larger than me.
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When the cart is sold he sells the ox, harness and yoke, and walks home, his pockets heavy with the year's coin for salt and taxes, and at home by fire's light in November cold stitches new harness for next year's ox in the barn, and carves the yoke, and saws planks building the cart again.
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And that means the likely end of a specific kind of high-stakes detective drama, heavy with the weight of history and horror — cases that played out over the years in the long shadow of World War II and the Holocaust, as collaborators were discovered and rooted out from often-cozy American existences that had normalized them and scrubbed them of their complicity.
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Inside one of the surviving medieval halls of Paris's Conciergerie, which has served as both a palace and a prison, models appeared in chain-mail dresses and knightly head covers — viewers could hear one look, heavy with metallic fringe, jingling from the other end of the runway — as well as embroidered tunics and bell-sleeved surcoats inspired by religious vestments.
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The song is about losing your partner in life, and also your purpose, and it's heavy with trauma: "We spent 52 years giving all we hadWe raised seven kids on that plot of landThere's still your loose change and your buttons on your washing standYou left one big house for this lonely man" For the first time on this album, he sounds deeply, affectingly, inconsolably uncomfortable.
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"Aravena," sniffed Rowan Moore, critic for The Guardian,"has some of the trappings of the starchitect: a high media profile, a globe-trotting, lecture-giving lifestyle, a carefully cultivated look, a bizarre hairstyle (think desert roadkill) that seems to get spikier and more top-heavy with every transcontinental flight" — as if engaging in public debate about the built environment and the role of architects makes him a media hound.
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She points out that he was "more experimental in using color in his prints than any artist of his time," with one view of the rocky valley created with blue ink on a yellow-painted linen to suggest a bright and warm day, another employing softer hues that radiate the mist of morning, and still another is heavy with dark green ink on green-painted paper, creating a night scene.
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The exhibition is appropriately document-heavy, with material from Siegelaub's archives at the Museum of Modern Art guiding us through his work from 220 to 210 in New York, when he operated within the contemporary art world as a gallerist and independent curator (before such a term even existed), publisher, and all-around representative of the artists he worked with, most famously conceptual artists Robert Barry, Douglas Huebler, Joseph Kosuth, and Lawrence Weiner.
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Footsteps "An ugly thing, that is what you are when you become a tourist ... a piece of rubbish pausing here and there to gaze at this and taste that, and it will never occur to you that the people who inhabit the place in which you have just paused cannot stand you, that behind their closed doors they laugh at your strangeness …" Jamaica Kincaid in "A Small Place" The air was heavy with mist when the lights were finally trained on the stage, illuminating a set that looked as if it had been transported from a low-frills scuba diving resort.
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Sadly, despite this simplifying improvidence, the G.O.P. still ended up with a pair of bills that look, once again, like the caricature of Reagan-era Republicanism the party has become: heavy with tax cuts for corporations and the heirs of millionaires, lighter on relief for the middle class, lighter still for the working class, with a complicated slew of provisions and score-gaming expiration dates that have made it hard to discern whether lots of non-rich Americans (including the plan's supposed model beneficiary, a family making $60,000 with multiple kids) even get a tax cut at all.
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