I wake up hellishly early yet again for no reason.
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It's the most basic ingredient, but it can also be hellishly complex.
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So disease transmission to humans peaks somewhere between mildly warm and hellishly hot weather.
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From beginning to end, it feels like the music of cataclysm: anguished, outraged, hellishly surreal.
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" As Wired pointed out, the big problem is connecting existing fiber cables to people's homes, which is "hellishly expensive.
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Yeah, the intentions are good and all, but the road to hellishly bad takes is paved with good intentions.
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A lot of them have actually served as portals to hellishly bland, flat music reproduction that let the user down.
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At its height Babe was a hellishly fun read, the devilish little sister to the older and wiser sites on offer.
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I ended up with three kids under 3, and it can get hellishly boring—with the best will in the world.
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You're either in the middle of hellishly pummeling "Lord of the Rings"-style battles or you're at the transcendent Pearly Gates.
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Hellishly good-looking, irrevocably calm and a quiet observer who missed nothing, he was smarter but didn't need anyone to know it.
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This is hellishly confusing — because to the person who wakes up not remembering what happened, it feels like you must have been asleep.
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He successfully oversaw a hellishly complex effort preparing domestically for an outbreak and surging health resources onto another continent to contain the disease.
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He successfully oversaw a hellishly complex effort preparing domestically for an outbreak and surging health resources onto another continent to contain the disease.
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For comparison, Venus, a dry and hellishly hot world with surface temperature of approximately 860 degrees Fahrenheit, receives twice the sunlight of Earth.
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This is not easy even for simple steel sheets; for items made of several bits of metal from different sources, it is hellishly complex.
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It's hellishly early and Ishizaki and I are at Billingsgate Market in London, on an all-singing, all-dancing fish trip—hence the discovery.
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This is not easy even for simple sheets of steel; for items made of several bits of metal from different sources, it is hellishly complex.
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Doomsday statecraft and battlefield clashes are hellishly difficult to control even for a president, like the elder Bush, who spent decades assiduously preparing for the job.
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From there, the movie travels to the hellishly hot, eerily stunning Afar Triangle in Ethiopia, where anthropologists are unearthing human bones tens of thousands of years old.
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It has plugged into a hellishly rich vein of youths who feel that life has nothing better to offer them than glorious murder, and a martyr's death.
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Soon, eerie dopplegängers of Adelaide, Gabe, and their children Zora (Shahadi Wright Joseph) and Jason (Evan Alex) appear, wearing red jumpsuits and wielding brightly colored, hellishly sharp shears.
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After customers bought a product at the furniture store, the site could immediately connect them with job seekers willing to come by and screw together that hellishly difficult bunkbed.
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Since Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge at both Disneyland and Disney World will be hellishly packed for the foreseeable future, the one thing that can tide us over is merch.
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Her debut album Wash & Set, which came out last year, features the rite-of-passage when black girls graduate from colorful barrettes to billowing curls set under hellishly hot dryers.
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These parties are exhausting, hellishly expensive, and often lead to nightmarish planning email threads that span an entire year (or more.) And yet, the Big Deal Bachelorette can also be incredibly fun?
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If you're planning on attending a barbecue this Labor Day, you'll probably be suffering through heat that's somewhere between uncomfortably steamy and hellishly fiery, depending where you're celebrating the three-day weekend.
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Of course now, in 2019, when we live in a self-perpetuating Ren & Stimpy sketch that is hellishly inescapable, Invader Zim's hyperbolic Bush era parables seem less "random" than they do prescient.
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Murray also said the Qcc5100 has significantly better transmit power, which should reduce the number of times headphones cut out when you're riding a packed subway or moving through a hellishly crowded airport.
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Part 3 is hellishly fun, and it wouldn't come off half as well as it does without its cast of younger actors who have grown into their roles over the course of the show.
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After a series of overproduced, way-too-busy debates with ominous theme music and hellishly long, dramatic promotional spots, tonight's PBS debate is, in all its soft blue haze and white-columned cool, quite refreshing.
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A heartbreaking but hopeful story about memory, trauma and ultimately love, 'How We Disappeared' explores the impact of the Japanese invasion of Singapore on the local people, in particular on the hellishly misnamed 'Comfort Women.
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"The overall structure of the bargain is clear but what is so hellishly complicated are the details and implementation, and that could be a nightmare," said Jan Techau, the director of Carnegie Europe, a research organization.
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But while modern-day Earth has liquid water oceans, breathable air and a temperate climate, the surface of Venus is hellishly hot, thanks to a carbon dioxide-rich atmosphere roughly 90 times more massive than our own.
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It's 2018 and I'm in the United States of America—if I can't hang out with digital reincarnations of my dead idols, what's the point of living in this hellishly beautiful mecca of celebrity-worship and consumerism.
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The agents' strict professional neutrality feels at once too good to be true and hellishly maddening — a perfect synecdoche for a corporatized consumer surveillance state in which our every need is palliated but no one is ever satisfied.
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Recorded in Los Angeles' Atwater Village, Las Vegas, and the "hellishly hot" Californian desert town of Joshua Tree, Callus sees Ecks exorcising his personal demons over the course of 19 apocalyptic, occasionally abrasive tracks, with a little help from former Cure guitarist Pearl Thompson.
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" And while other hotels offer luxury suites and sweeping views of Sarajevo's old town to guests looking for a particularly memorable stay, Mr. Kurbasic offers the ultimate in self-deprivation — "the bunker," a windowless dungeon room so hellishly and deliberately uncomfortable that, he said, "it is insane to want to sleep there.
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He threw himself down on the far side and saw a white, hellishly misshapen creature pulling itself from beneath a jackstraw tumble of atlases and travel volumes.
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" In his review, Khalid Mohammed wrote: "Satya is a gritty, hellishly exciting film which stings and screams. No one will go away from it unprovoked or unmoved." According to Anupama Chopra, "The maverick director ... has broken all Bollywood rules this time... Satya is an exercise in integrated aesthetics. It has a decidedly realistic feel and taut pacing.
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Tickling in this sense also has some sexual connotations since this poem is riddled with sensual innuendo. The instrument being a descendant of a virginal, which could imply a sense of purity about the love interest. Trillini explains that at that time to harpsichords could be perceived as "divinely admirable or hellishly tempting".Trillini, Regula Hohl.
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The Second Edition introduced British and Serbian forces. Both the First and Second editions had incomplete card lists supplied by the manufacturer. The game was based on the Cold War between the U.S. and the U.S.S.R.. The game was considered "hellishly complex" and its rules were compared to miniature wargaming. Players used aircraft, anti-aircraft guns, amphibious vehicles, tanks, mine-fields, engineers, and about a dozen other special cards and abilities.
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It's hellishly entertining." "This is a very liberal film, extremely so, and it's told in a manner that is forthright, and with my rambunctious style," said Meyer. "I think there are a lot of places in the film where the blacks will get up and start cheering, particularly when they start whipping the white overseer who's been whipping them for a long time." Meyer described the characters as "a lot bigger than life.
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In the far future a law is passed enabling citizens to serve out sentences for crimes they intend to commit, serving the full term, but with a 50% pre- criminal discount. Post-criminals and pre-criminals alike are sent to carry out hard-labour on hellishly perilous, far-flung Convict Planets. Few return. Those pre-criminals who are not killed, drop out before their terms are up, with nothing but scars and nightmares to show for their troubles.
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Pat Ferrara of mania.com comments: "The second book of arguably the coolest Forgotten Realms literary spin-off to date, Promise of the Witch-King continues the Sellswords Series without skipping a beat. Tightly knit plotlines, absurd yet memorable and engaging characters, and hellishly fast-paced storytelling culminate in a wild melee of swords and sorcery led by the master himself." The audio recording of Road of the Patriarch received a favorable review from California Bookwatch, which praised all aspects of the novel, including the plot, the action, and the narration by David Colacci.
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In Feng Shui Food, it is prepared by rolling a shucked oyster in bacon and skewering it with a cocktail stick, fried and served with a squeeze of lime. Joanna Pruess's book Seduced by Bacon includes a recipe for "Angels and Devils", with the suggestion that "a little hot red pepper sauce can transform them from heavenly to hellishly hot tasting, or somewhere inbetween." Myles Bader, author of The Wizard of Food's Encyclopedia of Kitchen & Cooking Secrets, suggests serving angels on horseback on toast with a lemon wedge or hollandaise sauce. An Italian variant replaces bacon with prosciutto.
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In his review of the 2018 remaster, Philip Sherburn of Pitchfork Media concluded that "no one has ever made another record quite like this one". The remastered edition was named as one of the best reissues of 2018 by electronic music review site Resident Advisor. When the topic of the combination of dark ambient and electronic music is brought up, many writers often bring up If You're Into It, I'm Out of It and its significance. Spin magazine writer Phillip Sherburne mentioned in his article about Demdike Stare that the album made "dark ambient and jungle a hellishly compelling couple".
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In 1809, on the outbreak of war between Austria and France, Gentz was for the first time actively employed by the Austrian government under Stadion. He drafted the proclamation announcing the declaration of war (15 April) and during the continuance of hostilities his pen was ceaselessly employed. The peace of 1810 and the fall of Stadion once more dashed his hopes and, disillusioned and hellishly blasé, he once more retired to comparative inactivity at Prague. Of Metternich, Stadion's successor, he had at the outset no high opinion, and it was not until 1812 that the two men had close relations that were to ripen into lifelong friendship.
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The show has rarely made sense in terms of story, and this is no exception." Writing for Variety, Brian Lowry praised Gaga's character as "gloriously photographed" and felt her addition to the show was "extraordinarily well-timed". Emily L. Stephens from The A.V. Club and Jeff Jensen of Entertainment Weekly both gave a B− rating. Stephens praised Gaga's first appearance as "slickly exploitative and hellishly effective", while Jensen described her as "the show's most potent symbol for all of its themes about our "Bad Romance" with fame, fortune, sex, sex, and more sex, materialism and consumerism, the denial of death and the corrupt want for cultural immortality.
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Lee," 20 U.S. Davis L. Rev. 481 (1987). Lorraine reflects upon the litigation in her book To Be Young, Gifted, and Black: > "Twenty-five years ago, [my father] spent a small personal fortune, his > considerable talents, and many years of his life fighting, in association > with NAACP attorneys, Chicago’s ‘restrictive covenants’ in one of this > nation's ugliest ghettos. That fight also required our family to occupy > disputed property in a hellishly hostile ‘white neighborhood’ in which > literally howling mobs surrounded our house. ... My memories of this > ‘correct’ way of fighting white supremacy in America include being spat at, > cursed and pummeled in the daily trek to and from school.
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In June 2005, they visited Boston on a cheaper flight, costing €1,634 and prior to this in July 2004, the duo flew to Orlando at a cost of €9,648 for their business class fares. Molloy emphasised that this was not the "hellishly expensive" first class travel and that on occasions that his wife had travelled, there had been valid and "appropriate" reasons for this being so. These reasons, he suggested, were "to do with the kind of activities that were involved there", including a dinner involving the President of Ireland Mary McAleese and her husband. He then proposed that on such occasions he had traded down his travel "entitlement" (he alleged an entitlement to travel first class) to allow his wife to buy a ticket on the plane with the leftover money.
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