Palladino's warm, thick bassline rounded out Mayer's high-octane guitar riffs.
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It was a dazzler of high-octane music and whizbang stagecraft.
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The audience intimately understands Baby's high-octane, exciting, electric life experience.
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We need a new high octane gasoline at an affordable price.
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There is a "family," planning a wacky, ridiculous, high-octane heist.
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But Houston could not capitalize behind Harden, its high-octane guard.
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Not all films about bank robbers are high-octane thrill rides.
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Purdue's high-octane offense apparently didn't make the trip to the Bahamas.
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HIGH-OCTANE We also do a go-crazy, goofing around all day.
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Immigration has always been sort of high-octane power for our country.
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The question is whether Euro Garages can handle its high-octane expansion.
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Portal is a low-key alternative to the high-octane fairs, though.
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Syndergaard dazzled the Giants with improved command of his high-octane fastball.
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Even against this high-octane backdrop, Sophia, who is 18, stood out.
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There were high-octane offerings in the Jeep and Mercedes-Benz lines.
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The lifeblood of that machine called "B-2202" is high-octane gasoline.
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Instead, expect high-octane glamour, lots of sequins, and plenty of bubblegum pink.
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Reformers convert low-octane refining by-products into high octane components of gasoline.
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Where Buttigieg is laid back but deliberate, Smith is high octane and aggressive.
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It has everything—anticipation, high-octane action, laughs and a truly magnificent payoff.
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Alkylation units convert refining by-products into high-octane components blended into gasoline.
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Tillerson's high-octane travel agenda, under different circumstances, could serve several important objectives.
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This isn't the first high-octane wine cooler we've seen — frozen or not.
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Deceit will curdle a happy relationship much quicker than a high-octane libido.
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The trailer of "Saaho" promised high-octane action, special effects and stylised sequences.
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Their high-octane offense put on another show in the 2121-213 win.
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With dramatic twists and high-octane action, it makes for an addictive gaming experience.
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The James Mangold-directed movie gave us high-octane races in real race cars.
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Nothing like some high-octane Edgar Wright and historical drama to get critics' attention.
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And they were good; the gang nailed their routines with high-octane girl power.
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He is a complementary piece, but an essential one, on a high-octane team.
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With Michael Bay producing, it looks like a high-octane mess of a movie.
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Instantly, the media turned its attention to the possibility of a high-octane feud.
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The ingredients are mostly green mango and high-octane chiles, seasoned generously with cumin.
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In truth, the Warriors continued to play their familiar brand of high-octane basketball.
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For high-octane bile, nothing can compare to a family fight over an estate.
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Reformers convert low-octane refining byproducts into high-octane reformate, which is added to gasoline.
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Reformers convert low-octane refining byproducts into high-octane components that are blended into gasoline.
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The high-octane nature of innovation in China may also make for a bumpy ride.
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Not only did Richards see a moose, she had a high octane experience with one.
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The trailer feels like a high-octane psychological thriller, but infused with Denis' signature eroticism.
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Teen boys can "enjoy high-octane visual porn" from the comfort of their own homes.
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It's not crazy to consider paying Microsoft $2,500 for a high-octane, 15-inch laptop.
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Do you need a mug of high-octane sludge to really get your day going?
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It's also worth a watch for its high-octane races done with real race cars.
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The formidable Spanish dance party, elrow, is bringing their high-octane theatrics stateside this year.
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The high-octane take on "Art" about to hit New York City is a departure.
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My time in the prototype yields a bit of the same high-octane, perception-altering buzz.
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After all, today's Cup sailors are young, high-octane athletes in neoprene body armor and helmets.
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Their names are Catherine (the startlingly beautiful Katherine Reis) and Monique (a high-octane Susan Heyward).
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Stibbe has a gift for summoning the high-octane low-attention-span pimplefest that is adolescence.
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In part, that reflects a high-octane campaign of invective that has overlooked many policy questions.
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PlatinumGames is best known for its high-octane action titles like Bayonetta, Vanquish, and Astral Chain.
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"Nellie was ahead of his time teaching that," Mullin said of the team's high-octane offense.
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So what happens to a traveler when an airport is a high-octane destination unto itself?
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Putting on a high-octane show of racing is not the only goal of its organizers.
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The race could winnow into a high-octane game of ping-pong before you know it.
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Over time, the show becomes less of a conspiracy thriller than the pair's high-octane love story.
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You might expect gatherings of the kingmakers of the world's richest sport to be high-octane affairs.
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High octane action movies like John Wick require millions of dollars and thousands of people to make.
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With "The Lost Weekend," Riverdale gets back to what it does best: high octane, deliriously addictive chaos.
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The song finds Ralo and friends embracing forbidden flings with women attracted to their high-octane lifestyles.
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You don't even need high-octane aviation fuel; it actually runs better on standard 2172-octane gasoline.
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Still, the high octane physicality and outrageous storylines of professional wrestling remain a novelty in the region.
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HIGH-OCTANE CONCERNS Refiners who plan on cutting sulfur must also contend with a loss of octane.
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This is the modern style of Australian shiraz, not the high-octane brand prevalent in the 1990s.
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If him being holed up inside means more high-octane content like this ... don't ever leave, buddy.
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So gasoline companies aren't using ethanol for its energy — they're buying it for its high octane rating.
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Action cameras like the GoPro are great for all kinds of high-octane adventures: windsurfing, snowboarding, extreme couponing.
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Puerto Ricans bracing for the high-octane winds and slashing rainfall started to feel Irma's effects Wednesday afternoon.
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It fails to send ACTH into the bloodstream to battle the adrenaline gusts that fuel high-octane situations.
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But as fast as their high-octane offense is rolling right now, it can't afford to slow down.
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What's hot: Christian Bale and Matt Damon's camaraderie on screen and the three high-octane, heart-stopping races.
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"High-octane arms are in overabundance now, compared to what you saw before," Padres Manager Andy Green said.
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Now that oversight will come under the hot lights of television cameras in high-octane Democratic-controlled hearings.
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This is Baby Rave, a monthly high-octane dance party for under 4-year-olds in Oakland, California.
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This year's championship is more like the high-octane rush of Formula One (F503) motorsport than a ponderous regatta.
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Although high-octane scenes like that one inject a needed urgency, the series favors a more cinematic, sensuous approach.
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If this was Williams' first big test in a high octane PR environment, he passed with flying colors. A+
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But Matteo Salvini has little time for tradition and nowhere is taboo for his high-octane, non-stop campaigning.
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The researchers found that consumers were likely to upgrade the quality of gas they purchased to high-octane varieties.
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Whether you want to plow through your tasks or play high-octane games, it can handle whatever you need.
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The high-octane life of a globally famous deejay became a strain on Avicii, born Tim Bergling, early on.
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Ilya Naishuller's first person POV high-octane action film Hardcore has the main actor billed as "you" the viewer.
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Childcare responsibilities mean women are more likely to work part time or turn down high-octane, high-paid jobs.
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Storck, however, said that the fully-fit stalwart was not even supposed to feature in the high-octane clash.
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There was drinking of biblical proportions, flirting, make-out sessions, and a high-octane atmosphere fueling an electric dancefloor.
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The Celtics overhauled their roster to clear space for Irving and Hayward, a high-octane experiment worth the risk.
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He must nourish his reader over hundreds of pages, and one can't guzzle high-octane fuel the whole journey.
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This energy deficit, in turn, forces refiners to purchase more expensive, high-octane fuel to blend into retail gasoline.
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High-octane fuel in a low-octane car does not substantially improve performance, increase fuel economy or cut emissions.
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George's high-octane pairing with Westbrook could be one of the N.B.A.'s grandest, most dynamic experiments next season.
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Now, high-octane guards have taken over, and they are doing a lot of their damage from long range.
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For every high-octane Suicide Squad trailer we watch, the days until its summer release seem harder to bear.
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It's true that high-octane, hardworking child-rearing has some pointless excesses, and it doesn't spark joy for parents.
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Budding Shepherds are thrown into a high-octane scenario where they're tasked with neutralizing the terrorists without harming bystanders.
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Take the ending, for example, which features a high-octane song and dance montage complete with Hemsworth on the saxophone.
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After a high-octane start to the season, Grey's Anatomy backed off a bit this week for a quieter episode.
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HIGH OCTANE: The Knights offense struggled last week against Navy by its standards with just four touchdowns and 31 points.
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There are clear parallels between Uber and Amazon, a company that's also notorious for its cutthroat, high-octane work environment.
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UCLA hit its high-octane average of 63 points per game to remain perfect at 9-0 on the season.
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It features cheering, big-haired ski fans, naked ladies, analog TV bars, robots, and of course high-octane extreme skiing.
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Now some say they have reverse engineered many popular high-octane hedge fund strategies, and can replicate them more cheaply.
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Doctors attributed the ailments to the alcohol he used to self-medicate his anxiety and fuel his high-octane lifestyle.
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Three weeks since its release, high-octane sports film Dangal became the most commercially successful Bollywood production of all time.
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Minutes after popping a tab into my mouth, I felt as if I'd consumed a pitcher of high-octane coffee.
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Whether it was bouncy blowouts, high-octane curls, or fluffy pigtails, one thing was for certain: the bigger, the better.
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Foresea Life Insurance, for example, offered souped-up policies that looked more like high-octane investments than staid life insurance.
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In a high-octane August rally in Phoenix, Trump told his supporters that he would ensure the wall was built.
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The Queen & Slim soundtrack is a high-octane ride with a tender heart — just like the movie it's made for.
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But also — rarely any expressive angular shapes drawn with high-octane pigmented eyeliners, vividly bright lipsticks, or glitter-packed accents.
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He was a writer with a tankful of high-octane gas and a less than ideal feel for the brakes.
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What do you get when you strap a full orchestra onto one of the most high octane rock operas in history?
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But while lots of people tune in to watch, they often seem to mostly be checking out the high-octane performances.
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In short, any system that involves shooting up high-octane targets with lasers to blast rockets into space deserves a shoutout.
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Netflix has popped off 20133 by loading a ton of high-octane sci-fi and dreamy fantasy into its chimeric catalog.
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But it's still not a gasoline saver and it's the first production car that runs on 100+ high-octane unleaded fuel.
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Hydrofluoric acid is a highly toxic chemical used to make high-octane gasoline in more than one-third of U.S. refineries.
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And the real show, pumped to the rap of Princess Nokia's "Tomboy," got off to its nerve-jangling, high-octane start.
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Bruce's exuberant remarking on our differences is also a high-octane performance of how much we can laugh about our differences.
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The explosion occurred half an hour after Pemex closed the valve, he said, because high-octane gasoline remained in the pipe.
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Molly Brooks's high-octane graphic novel charts the girls' attempt to bioengineer a three-headed cat on their space station home.
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To curb inflation that so often accompanies such high-octane growth, the Federal Reserve will have to keep raising interest rates.
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It's been wildly successful in the desktop space, where it's high octane Threadripper CPUs are coveted by gamers, streamers, and pros.
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The low-acid cold brew that comes out is delicious, lasts a week in the fridge, and packs a high-octane buzz.Bruer
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Appease your taste buds with natural sugars from fruit instead of those from high-octane sweets like candy and cookies, she says.
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The pop star, 28, took the stage at Soldier Field on Saturday night, delivering high-octane, nonstop performances of hit after hit.
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Or at least better than T-Mobile's high-octane unboxing of the device from the passenger seat of a drifting rally car.
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The Seattle Mariners' high-octane offense is masking some of the troubles of a starting pitching staff that is decimated by injury.
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While Dallas is yielding an NHL-worst 22 goals per game, its high-octane offense is mustering a pedestrian 223 per contest.
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Blast through high-octane stages as Modern and Classic Sonic as well as your own original character that you can create yourself.
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Washington turned in a much stronger defensive performance in front of goalie Braden Holtby and slowed the high-octane San Jose attack.
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Under the Zynga plan, his high-octane voting shares will convert into Class A common stock in the San Francisco-based company.
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The Weills spend more than half of their time here now, far from Wall Street's high-octane environment — and its critical onlookers.
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She also released a nightcore remix of the already high octane nu-metal experiment "We Appreciate Power," though, so anything could happen.
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Festival. A high-octane performance by the percussion ensemble Tigue earlier in the evening had energized a crowd of more than 6,000.
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But in another way, slow games are less a rejection of high-octane internet culture than they are a capitulation to it.
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He may stay in the race and scrounge delegates here and there, but his high-octane insurgency has run out of road.
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Join your friends online as you play high-octane quests, battle conniving bandits, and attempt to take down the fanatical Calypso Twins.
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We certainly found a few of those high-octane pinot noirs in our tasting, wines that were cloyingly sweet, jammy and rich.
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It was believed to be carrying 5,500 gallons of gas and high-octane fuel, officials and the state-run news media reported.
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In phone interviews, both women described a high-octane and uncompromising teacher who inspired them to add propulsive power to their work.
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Grainy family videos like "Charlie bit my finger" have been replaced with vlogs and high-octane stunts by creators like David Dobrik.
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The meeting between Trump and Kanye was high-octane foolishness and one of many debasing moments in Trump's circus-like White House.
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A rendition of Brahms's Violin Concerto — with Maxim Vengerov as soloist — thrilled during some high-octane passages, but sometimes also sounded labored.
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"It's true that high-octane, hardworking child-rearing has some pointless excesses, and it doesn't spark joy for parents," Ms. Druckerman writes.
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It means more refining of the petroleum, or using high-octane compounds in your gasoline formula, such as — you guessed it — ethanol.
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Hundreds milled around the empty trucks, unsure of what to do as high-octane music was pumped into the room from giant speakers.
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Singer Fela Kuti established a cult following in the 1970s among fans of his high-octane sound fusing brass instruments, organs and guitars.
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Conditions were perfect for the high-octane sailing boats following disappointment on Sunday when racing was postponed because of a lack of wind.
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In contrast to her recent high-octane visuals, Swift made the big announcement in an adorably low-budget Instagram video shared Monday morning.
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But that means playing a high-octane game of politics that tests the limits of—and arguably abuses—a president's most extraordinary powers.
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The others are mostly high-octane covers of Christmas numbers from artists the band appreciates, like The Ramones, Julian Casablancas, and The Kinks.
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And I guess by extension, that's bled into the whole PC Music scene, with this high-octane, often slightly tacky-sounding, sugary music.
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It combines the desire for escapism with the mission to make games that appeal to audiences that aren't interested in high-octane action.
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The recent opinion piece by Doug Durante of the Clean Fuels Development Coalition highlighting the need for high octane fuels was spot on.
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Hecht sensed that the growing urban audience of the Depression wanted the fast life; it wanted high-octane banter and sex as warfare.
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Golden State attempts to continue the high-octane performances on Wednesday, when it opens a four-game road trip against the Toronto Raptors.
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While allowing 44 points from Syracuse is telling about how their defense is going this year, at least they're showing high-octane offense?
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However, "Crown" allows its high-octane monster fighting to end by the midpoint of the episode, giving its characters 20 minutes to decompress.
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Front Burner New York Shuk is an artisanal food company that features spice blends and harissa, the high-octane North African hot sauce.
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I was going through a firing squad, team restructure, change in upper management, and a high octane environment mixed with lots of politics.
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The high-octane gathering of public and private leaders will discuss how the state can meet its water, housing and work force needs.
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Cuba sent around an internal memo last week advising that it would restrict sales of high-octane, so-called "special fuel" in April.
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"Sweetener," an optimistic love-song album released last August, was hot on the heels of her high-octane short-duration romance with Davidson.
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The group's debut, 2013's high octane Run Fast, captures Hanna's experience learning to allow others in and support her through her illness.
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Purdue is a high-octane offense going up against a Minnesota defense that couldn't stop a third string quarterback at Maryland last week.
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So far, we are getting what we were hoping for: a well played, high octane game between the two best teams in the country.
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Ram and Chevy will gladly sell you off-road focused trucks, but nothing else has the high-octane fun of the F-150 Raptor.
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To be clear, I do not care what kind of cold high octane energy brews you put into your body during this transitional season.
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But people familiar with the trip's planning said it's also meant to demonstrate a new era of American foreign policy in high-octane fashion.
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"He was saying weird things and so, even if it was a bit high-octane, I had to tell him some things," Erdogan said.
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"White Lightning," the first of Mr. Reynolds's high-octane, good-old-boy features, was released in 1973, the year the OPEC oil embargo began.
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Shortly thereafter, a large scale installation was envisioned involving heavy equipment, almost fourteen tons of concrete and a fair amount of high-octane machismo.
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To Mr. Trump and his allies, the normal models just do not fully capture the high-octane "rocket fuel" embedded in the tax plan.
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Throwing hard at a young age gets pitchers drafted, but doctors routinely cite the danger of tender arms throwing too many high-octane fastballs.
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Its success led him to Florida, where he threw a rally in Daytona and then another at the gigantic High Octane Saloon in Homosassa.
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Described as "everything you love about tennis in one ten-point breaker," the high-octane tournament features no games or sets — just tie breaks.
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Unsurprisingly, cyberbullying and online gossip fuel a high-octane cycle of negative feedback that may be partly responsible for the spike in American suicides.
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While we may have to say goodbye to his "high octane American roadhouse" in New York, we'll always have love, peace, and taco grease.
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The tape's biggest song was "Finna," a high-octane tune that bounced between detailing her life's progressions and prepping the world for her ascension.
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The last five years, Curry had a cast of high-octane teammates who could draw defensive pressure and open the floor for his scoring pyrotechnics.
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"I just loved the idea of a rebellious gun-toting aristocrat ditching a life of luxury for a life of high-octane adventure," she said.
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Sex isn't always a high-octane thrill ride, but do it frequently enough and you're likely to come away with a wild story or two.
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Looks like there was just more magic in the high-octane recording from Cabello and Balvin, who shared a preview of the track on Instagram.
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Rich, dark, and ever so slightly tangy, the creamy shake tempered the heat of the high-octane whiskey and brought out its roasty, oaky notes.
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The Los Angeles Rams and Philadelphia Eagles feature high-octane offenses that are fueled by the top two quarterbacks selected in the 2016 NFL draft.
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London-based, Paris-born producer Big Dope P has shared a high-octane new single called "Downa Ride," which THUMP is thrilled to debut today.
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Today, we have an opportunity to produce a new high octane low carbon fuel at little or no additional cost or inconvenience to the public.
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His large frame and quick arm generate the power behind his high-octane fastballs, which have been clocked as high as 23 miles per hour.
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At Carioca da Gema, the club where he reigned for a decade, his high-octane samba singing and bright spirits kept crowds dancing for hours.
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Using found footage, sound, and literature, she makes high octane, politically charged music videos that "either illuminate or obscure a certain experience of Blackness," Duplan said.
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And there's no hipster shit on the walls—you come, you eat sloppy Reubens, you drink high-octane beer, and you go home fat and happy.
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That's part of the athletic mindset: if one pill works, gobble a handful; if high-octane gas makes the engine run better, then add some nitro.
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But when people see the winners that explode off her racket, and her high-octane serve, they often wonder why she has not already done more.
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Hydrofluoric acid, or HF, is a highly toxic chemical used to make high-octane gasoline and is used in more than one-third of U.S. refineries.
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The mini-doc delves into the high-octane lives of those who find roads within some of roughest, unforgiving terrain on Earth, outside of Las Vegas.
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About two years ago, Matt and Nick concocted a ten-year plan: spend a decade working their high-octane and making as much money as possible.
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Police robots are now a reality in some corners of the world — but we&aposre still a far cry from high-octane RoboCops patrolling the streets.
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In the lulls between high-octane fight scenes, Nieh uses the gaps in Victor's fluency to lend realism to the experience of straddling these two worlds.
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If Philadelphia does not advance, the Sixers may not retain Jimmy Butler or Tobias Harris, on the assumption that their high-octane core had flamed out.
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Google Cardboard may not be a high-octane experience like Oculus Rift, but there's a special kind of magic behind the VR platform's low-cost, accessible ways.
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Its 650B-compatible build allows you to install larger tires for more high-octane and intrepid escapades, and the powerful disk brakes enable you to stop faster.
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The rest of the preview features the kind of high-octane thrills fans have come to expect from the series, which enters its 23rd season this year.
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This high-octane FPS game sets you in the middle of Nazi-controlled America where you must lead a resistance and liberate the country from its oppressors.
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Plus, to keep up with your most high-octane adventures, it features a dustproof, shockproof, and water-resistant build, allowing you to bring it anywhere you go.
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The high-octane and competitive Olympic tournament won the hearts and minds of fans around the world and provides us with an incredible base to build on.
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"Jay Leno's Garage" takes fast and furious car fans for a high-octane spin across the country with a mix of stunts, reviews, celebrity interviews and challenges.
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Directed by Timo Tjahjanto and Kimo Stamboel — aka the Mo brothers — this high-octane, badass action extravaganza is a mostly-worthy cousin to Uwais' well-known franchise.
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The two high-octane offenses battled it out, scoring 105 points in total in what is considered one of the best regular season games of all time.
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Now all three men walk into the middle of an Ashes storm -- a contest that is already high octane enough without paraffin being thrown into the mix.
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As a result, a rough draft of the CEO delegation included a handful of high-octane Wall Street executives, according to five people familiar with the planning.
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After years of denial and self-medicating the psychological problems that I was suffering with, my high-octane coming of age came to an abrupt, brutal stop.
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" Google touts Cardboard not as an entryway into high octane VR gaming, but as a way to "travel the world" and "go onstage with your favorite artists.
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But, despite what we would presume from her myriad runways and billboard appearances, the 21-year-old model doesn't exclusively break out the booties for high-octane activities.
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"Particularly in high-octane, cutthroat environments, there's clearly a strategic disadvantage if you're off for three months and everyone else is working on the big deal," Clark said.
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A few years after Keanu Reeves re-asserted himself as an action star with 2014's high-octane revenge thriller John Wick, he's back for a second round.
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Unlike Ms Meng, who has high-octane lawyers and is free to roam Vancouver on bail, neither man has been allowed to meet a lawyer or family members.
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From the one-sentence IMDb description, Damien Chazelle's First Man appears to be about the harrowing, high-octane journey astronaut Neil Armstrong (Ryan Gosling) took to the moon.
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Sure, it doesn't sound like high octane boner fuel, but it's as important to a youthful erection as it is every other bodily function you can think of.
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Texas' high-octane offense hasn't missed a beat with a staggering 51 runs during its eight-game winning stretch, highlighted by Wednesday's 9-3 rout of the Phillies.
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The 3-minute clip, cut like a high-octane action movie trailer, shows PLA light tanks, attack helicopters, and missile launchers in a setting that resembles Hong Kong.
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Chile, playing with their trademark high octane style and driven forward by another relentless display by Arturo Vidal, dominated the match but were let down by poor finishing.
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But it felt very akin to the TV dramas of the 1980s — talky and earnest and engaged with the issues of the day, but not exactly high-octane.
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The skill involved, coupled with the high-octane excitement of quadcopters winging through space at high speeds, goes a long way towards explaining the excitement around drone racing.
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Thankfully, his cleverly titled Tarragon in 60 Seconds is neither one of those 70-ingredient punches that require obscure sherries and syrups, nor a high-octane jungle juice.
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D'Antoni noted some similarities between Gordon and Steve Nash, who was D'Antoni's high-octane point guard with the Phoenix Suns and who, like Gordon, has a soccer background.
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Michigan's high-octane offense disappeared, and the defense had no answers for Louisville standout Jordan Nwora, who dropped a 22-point, 12-rebound double-double on the Wolverines.
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Washington has made more 33-pointers than any team in N.C.A.A. Division I entering Friday, and its fluid, high-octane offense ranks fifth at 23 points per game.
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The first-year forwards Precious Achiuwa and D.J. Jeffries combined for 48 points and 15 rebounds in the victory over the Rebels, thriving in Memphis's high octane approach.
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According to Moorhead, Bulldozer was always intended to be a high octane kind of CPU that blazed past its Intel competitors thanks to its high clock rate (or clockspeed).
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Nonetheless, expect high-octane performances, fueled by songs from her 2018 EP "3rd Ward Bounce" and signature tracks like "Azz Everywhere," during her two-night engagement at Brooklyn Bowl.
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The 71-year-old comedian founded the 5-Star Movement in 2009 and propelled it to success with his high-octane, hoarse-voiced rants in squares all over Italy.
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Colostrum is often termed "super" or "high-octane" milk because, in addition to carbohydrates and protein, it contains important antibodies that can protect the newborn from bacteria and viruses.
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Tang spoke to CNN within the tight confines of the People's Bookstore, his book-lined shop and coffee-house perched overlooking Hong Kong's high octane Causeway Bay commercial district.
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Dusty and clad in sweat-dampened gear, we were in that post-exercise haze where the rush of scrambling over rocks for hours gives way to high-octane thirst.
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It's bittersweet too, because TWD is so good at high-octane action scenes, but that's just dressing up a fumbled narrative that's gone off the rails over the years.
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North Carolina, meanwhile, boasted a high-octane offense and ranks among the ACC's upper-middle class, a designation that actually means something given the conference's impressive depth this season.
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During this process, the fat is converted to compounds known as ketones, a "clean" energy source that burns more efficiently than glucose, like high-octane gasoline, Dr. Ludwig said.
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Not just a performer in the ring, Samart moonlighted as a singer (his voice is better than Tyson Fury's), and as an actor in various, high-octane action movies.
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Nominally a fundraiser for the Metropolitan Museum's Costume Institute, the Met Gala is a high-octane gathering of stars from Hollywood, fashion, Wall Street, Silicon Valley, sports and beyond.
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"Jay Leno's Garage" takes the fast and the furious car fan for a high-octane spin across the country with a mix of stunts, reviews, celebrity interviews and challenges.
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Willie McGinest says the best thing the Raiders could do is sign Marshawn Lynch -- explaining why Beast Mode would send that high-octane Silver and Black offense into overdrive!
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Directed by Takashi Miike (perhaps most famous for Audition and Ichi the Killer), who should direct everything, this dazzling, high-octane action film is the perfect ninja fighting flick.
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The chips aren't particularly high-octane hardware, but instead the kind of integrated brains that can be used by Wi-Fi routers, Network Attached Storage devices and media streaming devices.
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But their vaunted defense simply had no answer as the Chiefs' high-octane offense finally found its gear en route to ending a 50-year title drought of their own.
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When the results were calculated, Black Insomnia had the certified 702 milligrams of caffeine per cup, which was significantly more than other high-octane brews like Death Wish or WodFee.
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By using Skrillex's high-octane tracks, for example, he can help kids analyze time signatures and key qualities, and bridge them to other artists and sounds they otherwise wouldn't know.
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For 42 days, six hours every day, baby mice are exposed to the high-octane soundtrack of Cartoon Network shows accompanied by synchronized flashing lights in red, blue and green.
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The sidelining of Cheryl to focus on how everyone else is adjusting in the wake of last week's high octane drama is a distraction so what she does isn't anticipated.
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Led by vocalist and visual artist Sarah Midori Perry, Kero Kero Bonito's image is just as enticing as their high octane, six spoons of sugar pop songs and live performances.
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His high-octane, high-strikeout pitching style is an undeniable thrill to watch, whether on TV or from the stands; he is unmistakable, a baseball viewing experience like no other.
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" Schmidt, a frequent critic of the president, also said Trump is "building a fervor" with the "scapegoating of vulnerable minority populations," and called victimization "the high-octane fuel of Trumpism.
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Columbus G Sergei Bobrovsky has kept Pittsburgh's high-octane offense in check in three meetings this season, posting a 2-0-1 mark with a 1.95 goals-against average and .
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The ethanol industry alone has added nearly 3.6 billion barrels of low-cost, high-octane liquid fuel to domestic supplies since Congress adopted the Renewable Fuel Standard (RFS) in 2005.
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Except Aliens was a sequel in name only: Ridley Scott was out, James Cameron was in, and slow-burn adult terror was traded in for high-octane, gloriously adolescent blockbuster.
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There's nothing planned about it, nothing tactical: you just play full-on, high octane, throw your car at the big metal ball and hope you don't explode along the way.
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Chris and Lloyd met at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and played together in a high-octane modern-jazz outfit called the Benders (with Tony sometimes filling in on drums).
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Nadal started strongly, got pegged back as Kyrgios fueled himself with fury in a second set full of incident, then came through a high-octane tiebreak to take the third.
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Coldplay, better known for brooding hits such as "Yellow" and "Fix You," takes the halftime stage on the heels of high-octane crowd pleasers Katy Perry, Beyonce and Bruno Mars.
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It slips back and forth from high-octane chase to slow-motion slapstick ballet to noirish, rain-soaked romance, the way an old-fashioned Hollywood musical changes up song styles.
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It could be that the series has decided to tackle issues like parenthood because it thinks it can wrap these sober concepts in the guise of high-octane chases and fistfights.
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Husband and wife Ike and Tina Turner became one of the biggest acts of the '60s with their high-octane soul revue, but behind the hits lay a vicious abusive relationship.
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A first of its kind for CNBC, we hope to highlight the up-and-comers before they make it big, giving our audience an inside look into their high-octane world.
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In a lecture to a high-octane, bipartisan audience at the Supreme Court on November 20th, organised by the Salzburg Global Seminar, Mr Bellinger recalled sharp exchanges with Bush administration colleagues.
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And while I'm enjoying the high-octane action of Apex, Respawn's battle royale is missing my favorite aspect of Fortnite: Epic's game is a much more pleasant place to hang out.
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Goldman is a Thrones newcomer, but you might recognize her from writing credits on high-octane action flicks like the Kingsman films, a handful of X-Men movies, and Kick-Ass.
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Silhouettes were often off-the-shoulder and asymmetric, as Vaccarello showcased his trademark bodycon, ultra-sexy, high-octane vision (seen previously in collections for both his eponymous label and Versus Versace).
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The Edmonton Oilers have seen their high-octane offense sputter of late during their season-high eight-game homestand, and their once-promising playoff aspirations have dimmed a bit as well.
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But Mexican bootleggers have done swift business making high-octane spirits like raicilla, the notorious black sheep in the family of spirits made of agave, which also includes tequila and mezcal.
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Bloomingdale was a high-octane doyenne of the Social Register whose friendships — many remarkable for their longevity — encompassed presidents and princes, tycoons and leaders of government, entertainment, publishing and the arts.
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Allen made his ninth straight start for St. Louis, posted 211 saves and frustrated Calgary's high-octane offense led by Johnny Gaudreau and Matthew Tkachuk for almost the entire 21 minutes.
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Timothy Wirth (D-Colo.) recently came together to urge environmental advocates to take another look at biofuels—including ethanol at 30 percent volume to provide the high octane and low carbon.
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Studies by Ford and others have determined that a premium high-octane fuel made with ethanol would allow them to increase fuel efficiency and reduce tailpipe carbon emissions by 7 percent.
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Concerts by the rapper Travis Scott are known to be like high-octane punk shows with a bigger budget as fans form mosh pits, crowd surf and stage-dive with abandon.
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Using natural gas as a feedstock, STG+TM can produce valuable end products including high-octane gasoline, methanol and diluent, with future plans calling for the production of diesel as well.
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Proposals for change are juxtaposed with anecdotes from Slaughter's own life, in particular the conflict she faced between pursuing a high-octane career in foreign policy and taking care of her family.
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Otherwise, the album is a straight-up shot of what has kept Aldean fans rocking through his previous seven studio albums – high-octane songs ready-made for his arena and stadium shows.
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A good grip, he says, is crucial to a high-octane skip; it translates to more speed and a quicker spin, which help stabilize the rock as it rebounds across the water.
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Allen, who made his ninth straight start for St. Louis, posted 28 saves and frustrated Calgary's high-octane offense led by Johnny Gaudreau and Matthew Tkachuk for almost the entire 60 minutes.
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Meyhem Lauren's new mixtape Piatto d'Oro—which features 14 "high-octane-tales of fine silks, lobster dinners, and wilding out as only Laurenovitch can"—is available for free download on Food's Gold.
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He complements that high octane (but straight) fastball with a sweeping slider and his mind-bending splitter, which dives down and away from left-handed batters, generating terrible swings by the hatful.
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China's box office slowed markedly last year, but grew at its fastest pace in more than a year in April, driven by Universal's high-octane action movie "The Fate of the Furious".
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RINGWOOD, England, July 9 (Reuters) - It was almost Formula 1 - just slower: drivers contested the British Pedal Car Grand Prix in homemade cars powered by turning feet rather than high octane fuel.
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There has been pollution in Tehran for quite a while, but it picked up after the Iranian government was forced by sanctions to refine its own gasoline — a poisonous, high-octane brew.
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He's referring to the fact that, while his design aesthetic is high-octane glamour and dramatic draping, he wears head-to-toe black and sports a cap that rarely leaves his head.
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The silver lining of their industry misfortune is that it resulted in "1982"—a high octane slice of punk pop and an enormous fuck you to a former manager who wronged them.
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Mr. Solomon, after a successful run as the head of Goldman's powerful deal-making business, embodies in many ways the bank's hopes to be far more than a high-octane trading shop.
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Beginning with wine and continuing into pink-themed cocktails, pastel-hued sweet concoctions with a punch and high-octane bottled fizzy drinks, over the decades the industry has displayed its marketing creativity.
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Nominally a fund-raiser for the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute, the Met Gala is a high-octane gathering of stars from Hollywood, fashion, Wall Street, Silicon Valley, sports and beyond.
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Nominally a fund-raiser for the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute, tonight's Met Gala is a high-octane gathering of stars from Hollywood, fashion, Wall Street, Silicon Valley, sports and beyond.
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Teams that generate offense in much different ways tangle Saturday when the potent running game of Kansas State visits the high-octane passing attack of Texas Tech in a Big 12 matchup.
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Even with J.J. Watt back in the fold, I don't think Houston can stop Patrick Mahomes, and I don't trust Watson to match that high-octane production against a formidable Chiefs defense.
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"It slips back and forth from high-octane chase to slow-motion slapstick ballet to noirish, rain-soaked romance, the way an old-fashioned Hollywood musical changes up song styles," Hale wrote.
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Rather than pumping up the customer with hot high-octane espressos or Americanos, winding him up for the drudgery of the working day, they cooled him with less caffeine and more play.
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Today, we have a story of the future, teleportation, and the high-octane transit breakdowns that occur therein, all of which is en route to becoming a major motion picture from Lionsgate.
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The Green Bay Packers perhaps can point the finger toward injury as the primary reason that their high-octane offense sputtered a bit en route to the team's first loss of the season.
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ABOUT THE STARS (43-14-5): Dallas' high-octane offense was dealt a jolt with the news that veteran Jason Spezza will be sidelined for a few games with an upper-body injury.
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If you're looking for some high-octane gaming to go along with your new high-def display be sure to check out the deals on Xbox Live gift cards and Alienware's Steam console.
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The high-octane political / financial thriller Billions offered two of the more intriguing takes, reflecting the series' main characters: US Attorney Chuck Rhoades (Paul Giamatti) and hedge-fund manager Bobby Axelrod (Damian Lewis).
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The fire broke out at an 18,750-bpd alyklation unit, which produces high-octane gasoline components, as five people prepared to restart it following repair work, sources familiar with the plant's operations said.
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Watching sports should be about seeing the world's greatest athletes compete against one another in a high-octane mix of physical prowess and mental dexterity, not crunching the numbers of what they make.
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Indeed, much of the premiere's emotional heat is derived from the contrast between Christian Slater's high-octane ranting and Rami Malek's lockjawed, bug-eyed demeanor as Elliot tries to ignore what he hears.
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Walk through the halls of the convention center and you'd catch whiffs of high-octane gasoline and plenty of talk about crate motors, turbo and superchargers and the other, traditional accoutrements of performance.
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Liberty, who appointed Chase Carey to run Formula One, is driving a broader overhaul to reduce costs for teams and reignite the interest of fans with simpler rules and more high-octane overtaking.
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LINE: UCF -21 ABOUT CENTRAL FLORIDA (22-230, 230-53 AAC): The high-octane Knights' offense deservedly received plenty of attention this season, but UCF has impact players in other areas as well.
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The high octane lending pace may be difficult to replicate in 2660, as companies assess tactics in highly volatile debt and equity markets that swept in late last year, bankers and investors said.
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Lenovo is meanwhile attacking these opportunities on two levels: It manufactures high-octane PC rigs for VR's heavy graphical processing needs, and it's pioneering mobile AR through the Tango-infused Phab 2 Pro.
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It's nigh-on impossible for any performer to keep a high-octane energy pumping all the way through their set, and so Ghetts intentionally brought the levels down during the show's second half.
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As a brunch restaurant that is zoned for around 40 people at max, this made me think: Do we really need to serve high-octane, alcohol-based cocktails and spend all that money?
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Instead of showing us high-octane shots from the upcoming film, as most superhero movie trailers do, this one instead lets Reynolds crack some jokes and paint some trees while talking about cocaine.
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LONDON, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Tackling the twin peaks of the America's Cup and the high-octane SailGP racing circuit is part of Ben Ainslie's grand plan to create the world's leading sailing outfit.
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You might remember 13D if reminded of the Battle of the Yalu River, which resulted in a JAPANESE VICTORY over China (but that's a pretty high-octane history question, if you ask me).
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LONDON — Keith Flint, a high-octane founding member of the British dance act the Prodigy, who sang lead vocals on the hits "Firestarter" and "Breathe," was found dead on Monday in Essex, England.
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Her performing is more solid than it's been in a decade, as she switches up her Piece of Me dance numbers and incorporates new jams for dozens of high-octane performances a year.
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He plays a wrestler, a plot point that must have been pencilled in just so it could contribute to the high-octane action quotient that is a known part of Khan's brand of blockbusters.
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Bankrolled by Rupert Murdoch's Star TV and Mashal Sports, which counts India's Mahindra group chairman Anand Mahindra among its promoters, the league has since transformed the indigenous sport into a high-octane televised spectacle.
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Camila Cabello kicked off the night with a high-octane and theatrically staged performance of her ubiquitous "Havana," which felt not unpleasantly reminiscent of an audition for Steven Spielberg's forthcoming West Side Story movie.
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He averages five points and five rebounds in 17 minutes per game for Golden State, where his primary role is to set screens for and pass the ball to the team's high-octane scorers.
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Airpods are great and all (seriously, we *really* like them), but there's one thing about them that just doesn't mesh well with high-octane activities: Sometimes they fall out, never to be found again.
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Kay has spent the last few years intensely researching conspiracies surrounding pop stars to create the show's narrative and imagery, which will be a high-octane mashup of dance styles, subliminal messages, and twerking.
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Excellence at the position is widely thought to be essential in the contemporary high-octane pro game, though exceptions to the rule exist, primarily in locales with an all-purpose, positionless, franchise-level talent.
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The 6-3 Anthony is tailor-made for Roy Williams's high-octane system, and he could put up impressive numbers for a Tar Heels team that lost its top five scorers from last season.
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With Russell Westbrook, his high-octane teammate, set to become a free agent in 2017, it would make sense for Durant to sign a two-year deal with an opt-out after next season.
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What convinced the high-octane former Marine and FBI agent—who resigned his congressional office after pleading guilty to felony tax evasion—that Bannon is amped to help him trounce incumbent Representative Dan Donovan?
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Serbia's world number one, who will be supplanted by Nadal at the top of the ATP rankings on Monday, won a high-octane first-set tiebreak before wearing down Dimitrov in the second set.
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Bird, the pass-first point guard Auriemma needed for this high-octane team, took one shot, did not score but was conspicuously in control with six assists and no turnovers in 24-plus minutes.
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" Fennebresque described the years that Bannon and Vorse worked for SG Cowen, from 1998 to 2000, as "a high-octane time," adding, "Anybody could make chicken salad out of chicken shit in that period.
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Jeanine F. Pirro, the high-octane host of a Fox News Channel show, was given a summons on Sunday for driving 119 miles per hour in upstate New York, according to the State Police.
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But this time around, Republicans had to go all-out to keep the district in their column, spending millions on high-octane television ads targeting Mr. O'Connor and convincing two bitter Republican rivals — Gov.
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The larger, Girard Point section of the refinery complex has been shut since the fire on June 21 destroyed an alkylation unit, which produces high-octane components that go into premium gasoline and chemicals.
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Directed by James Wan — the master of high-octane nightmare fuel like Insidious, The Conjuring and Saw — Aquaman contains moments of pure joy, stylish fight-sequence hairography, and unabashed fidelity to cheese and fantasy.
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Giving her an individual movie would likely be a deviation from the usual Marvel fare, maybe skewing less in the direction of high-octane superhero battles and more toward James Bond–style spy missions.
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From afar, it was clear that macOS wasn't suddenly going to vaporize, but it seemed like perhaps its capacity for high-octane computing might be sidelined in favor of bringing iOS and macOS closer together.
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Along with Gerald Garutti, the director and a lecteur in French at Cambridge University, Mr Hampton brought experience and brainpower to what looked to be an intellectually high-octane affair, with an innovative bilingual format.
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JERSEY, Channel Islands (Reuters) - Katie Zaferes led an American one-two at the first women's triathlon Super League on Sunday after a weekend of high-octane racing across various formats in the sport's newest competition.
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Vice President-elect Mike Pence on Thursday prepared his former House Republican colleagues for a high-octane agenda in the 115th Congress, according to several lawmakers attending a closed-door meeting with the Indiana governor.
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Everything is slathered in sugary pastel hues as glitchy graphics flicker on-screen with inspirational messages and the Japanese group's high-octane brand of kawaii punk blasts at full volume, like a hyperactive YouTube advert.
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The high-octane Baltimore Orioles appeared to be running out of gas with losses in four straight while the 12 runs they scored in a 33-5 stretch left plenty for which to be desired.
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As for why smaller chameleons developed such high octane tongues compared to their larger relatives, Anderson thinks that it is because the smaller chameleons must consume more energy relative to their body weight to survive.
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Trip Cullman's clever production, a world premiere, makes the most of a similar feint in "Before the Meeting," offering in its opening segments a high-octane naturalism of the most expert — and creepingly tedious — sort.
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The high-octane curator Sheena Wagstaff left the Tate to helm the Met's first modern and contemporary department, and plans are afoot to raze and rebuild its modern-art wing, slated to reopen in 2020.
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LONDON — England's Premier League has long prided itself on the kind of soccer it sells to the world, a compelling product that it bills as a unique brand of high-octane, fast-and-furious soccer.
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Two key cogs in the Nationals' high-octane offense were held under wraps with Bryce Harper and Ryan Zimmerman going a combined 0-for-8 on Wednesday to see their impressive batting averages tumble to .
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Trip Cullman's clever production, a world premiere, makes the most of a similar feint in "Before the Meeting," offering in its opening segments a high-octane naturalism of the most expert — and creepingly tedious — sort.
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Because only about 215 percent of new cars sold in the United States need it, there is no advantage in performance, fuel economy or emissions control for the other 22001 percent to use high octane.
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Trump's comments inflamed the high-octane debate on land, a country that remains deeply racially divided and unequal nearly a quarter of a century after Nelson Mandela swept to power at the end of apartheid.
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It's a seemingly straightforward "one last job" crime tale mashed up with a jukebox musical romance, part high-octane action flick and part music video, propelled by perfectly calibrated performances and a wicked sense of humor.
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While most know Steve Aoki for his high-octane EDM shows and cake-throwing antics, the deejay has a famous family — and a complicated relationship with his late father, which he stayed mum about for years.
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Clearly inspired by Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, the game is filled with adventure and danger, and Vanellope is particularly impressed by the driving skills of a high-octane racer named Shank (Wonder Woman's Gal Gadot).
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Given the poor survival rate of dogs in his films, the war between the "pack of scary, indestructible alpha dogs" and the high-octane robo pups in Isle of Dogs takes on an especially ominous tone.
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It has a built-in ATI Radeon HD 6750M graphics processor to accommodate high-octane games, and the design comes with an adjustable aluminum stand so you can get the perfect viewing angle with every use.
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" King explained in another Instagram post last month that Ostrovsky took her onto a "high octane rollercoaster" and "botched the transfer onto my finger during a sharp turn so the ring went flying off the ride.
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The group's performance style mixes the virtuosic silliness perfected by the duo Igudesman & Joo with the high-octane performance style of the rock-cover specialists Two Cellos, but adds lavish doses of whimsy and sex appeal.
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Trump's comments inflamed an already high-octane debate over land in South Africa, where land ownership is contentious a generation after the end of apartheid because most is still in the hands of the white minority.
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A new compilation video by ESPORTS TV shows incredible raw footage from the film, proving that many of its jaw-dropping stunts — explosions, monster truck jumps, high-octane chases — were totally real, Consequence of Sound reports.
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Of course, neither of those previous films was received particularly well, so it remains to be seen whether Snowden can break that streak by providing some prescient commentary alongside the high-octane thrills the trailer promises.
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A dish of risotto with duck sausage proved polarizing, with some at our table put off by the intense meatiness and dark flavors of the sausage (fig, nutmeg, clove), while others liked its high-octane savoriness.
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Featuring a coterie of beloved indie outsiders like Imogen Poots and Alia Shawkat, as well as the now-late Anton Yelchin, Green Room packs a wallop of high-octane viciousness into the "teens versus rednecks" subgenre.
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Collectively, their story lines are high-octane vehicles for observations on everything from art to gun violence, told with Rushdie's customary brio and narrative panache, and the reader is happy to go along for the ride.
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The Saints, powered by a high-octane offense and a good enough defense, lost just twice at home this season, and one of those losses — Week 0003 against San Francisco — came down to the final play.
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It's that mixture of high-octane energy but also very truthful She is an actor of rare quality mixed with great courage, and [she's] very trusting, and that's a great, empowering quality in the creative process.
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The basic guidance, as always, is to follow the automaker's fuel requirement in the owner's manual, although it may waffle, saying that high-octane fuel is recommended (but not required), leaving the decision to the driver.
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The Washington Capitals' high-octane offense has erupted for 23 goals during the team's six-game winning streak while the Detroit Red Wings have sputtered along with just nine during their five-game skid (0-4-1).
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In the first episode of this new season, Thomas explores what it means to be fiercely Christian in America as he heads to Hot Springs, Arkansas, to experience the high-octane world of the Pentecostal tent revival.
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Assuming that you're literate in both human words and beverages, however, you already know that cold brew—the less-acidic, high-octane cousin of drip coffee—has seen a surge of popularity over the last few years.
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But it's fallen short of mixing those high-octane mechanical elements with the narrative and social scope of a true massively multiplayer online game, in the vein of World of Warcraft and other titles that inspired it.
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With four goals and five assists in his last five contests, Hoffman and the Senators look to keep their offense in gear on Thursday when they continue their three-game homestand against the high-octane Philadelphia Flyers.
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The title track for their second album, With Whips and Chains, is a high octane shot of classic heavy metal, rife with bombastic riffs, slick solos, and howl-along choruses, courtesy of vocalist Stacey Peak's powerhouse yowl.
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It's a formula that anyone who's seen Sigourney Weaver and Newt in Aliens or Arnold Schwarzenegger and Edward Furlong in Terminator 2 knows well— it's a high-octane action flick with a protect-the-cub emotional subtext.
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Lesson three is that power on Wall Street has tilted away from traders and high-octane clients like hedge funds towards a more prosaic cast of characters: brokers, passive asset managers, corporate treasurers and well-off individuals.
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Their self-described "slack metal" is the kind of catchy, high-octane music that whips up the give-no-shits of early punk, grunge's heavy-handed nonchalance, and the lead guitar and vocal melodies of 90s indie.
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The Japanese gaming company is making its Big Game debut with a high-octane 30-second ad that feels more like an inspirational Nike or Gatorade commercial than one for a video game populated with adorable animals.
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"The new rules make it more expensive to produce high-octane gasoline at a time we are seeing more cars require premium gasoline," said Mark Routt, chief economist for the Americas at KBC Advanced Technology in Houston.
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A fast-food restaurant is riddled with bullets after a high-octane shootout, a bloody teenage girl is howling in terror, and there's no explanation for the breakneck escalation of events other than this: It's robbin' season.
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His thinking was, if the South Koreans could reach the semifinals with their squad of untested players, what could Mexico, with an ostensibly more talented group, achieve with the same commitment to fitness and high-octane play?
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United in Bayern Munich's high-octane attack as "FC Hollywood" ran away with sixth successive Bundesliga title last season, Lewandowski and Rodriguez carry a large part of the World Cup hopes of their nations on their shoulders.
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This is why the high-octane, high-scoring 1999 St. Louis Rams, branded during their Super Bowl run as the "greatest show on turf," are now seen more as a novelty act than an all-time great.
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This is the site of what's becoming a go-to opening salvo to the Fast & Furious films: a high-octane street race set to pumping music and goosed with loving upskirt shots of curvy, scantily clad women.
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Uncle Duke's is the first distilled spirit from BrewDog, whose previous flirtations with high-octane alcohol involved brewing a limited edition beer with a 55% ABV (and a $20,000 price tag), packaged inside of a dead squirrel.
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During the last edition of the America's Cup, which was held in the Great Sound in Bermuda in 2017, the New Zealand crew comprehensively beat defender Oracle Team USA in high octane races between high-tech foiling catamarans.
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"We don't do medicine, we do environments," says the Grammy-winning singer, whose explosive voice and high-octane stage presence, along with Townsend's aggressive guitar work and inventive songwriting, made the Who one of rock's most influential bands.
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For generations of fans brought up to expect high octane attacking soccer, Van Gaal's stultifying approach was hard to swallow, particularly when it did not work well, after he spent almost 300 million pounds ($434.34 million) on players.
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After 67 closed the show with a rabid, high-octane performance of "Lurk", the crowd filed out the venue quicker than you could say "Uber", leaving the empty dancefloor littered with plastic cups and sticky with spilt beer.
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He's assembled a crack music industry team of high-octane publicists and booking agents who coordinate with his manager and record label, Reflections Records back in Switzerland, who have helped guide him through the pitfalls of unexpected stardom.
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If Hollywood has taught me anything about football, that means the athletes are currently getting amped up by high-octane motivational speeches about the value of teamwork, the power of determination, and the weak points of the opposition.
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If the high-octane battles, dragon scenes and other magical happenings give "Game of Thrones" its dazzle, it's the recognizable human impulses, frailties and behaviors in characters we've come to know well that give it its emotional power.
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The Rugby World Cup Sevens, which begins Friday at AT&T Park, consists of 26 men's teams and 210 women's teams vying for a world championship in the wide-open, high-octane, seven-player version of the sport.
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Since the late 22000s, when it debuted in the hinterlands of college football, the high-octane passing attack known as the "Air Raid" has grown into the most explosive, most fabulous and most influential offense in the land.
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Others, like Amazon, called on Congress to advance a law that makes DACA permanent — but declined to elaborate as to whether they would task their high-octane, well-funded lobbyists in the nation's capital toward advancing that goal.
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That's a big pool of purchase potential, and while a PS4 can't provide the same high-octane boost as a high-end desktop computer, the PSVR's $399 price might be enough to make people overlook the incremental performance hit.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - From ploughing through Norwegian snowfields to running in the red dirt of Australia's remote Northwest, Wallabies winger Nick Cummins had prepared himself as best he could for the return to the high octane world of sevens rugby.
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When I sit down to write narrative nonfiction, I do it in a way that reads like a movie, and to do that, you have to sort of pull out the really high-octane, good stories within the story.
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After their unsuccessful campaign to bring the Cup home in Bermuda, Ainslie's sailors are also getting time in a monohull by teaming up with British businessman Tony Langley's Gladiator crew to campaign in the high-octane TP52 "Super-Series".
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The Slick Smart Stabilizer Gimbal is a contraption specifically designed to keep your GoPro safe and secure while you pirouette, skydive, kayak, or engage in any high-octane stunts, and it's on sale in our shop for 10% off.
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But no moment more than London Fashion Week brings together the city's divergent style tribes, from the vibrantly-clothed club kids outside the Fashion East show to the disco dressers giving us high-octane glamour front row at Halpern.
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Toronto (7-5-0) has seen the high-octane offense that carried them to their fast start, scoring 34 goals in the team&aposs first seven games, limited to just seven goals during its current three-game losing streak.
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For generations of United supporters brought up to expect high octane attacking football against teams who went to Old Trafford merely to survive, Van Gaal's stultifying approach was hard to swallow — particularly when it did not work very well.
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Both of these conversations confirmed what I already suspected from watching the band's high-octane live shows: that Claire is highly intelligent, with the kind of crackling wit that would be intimidating if she weren't also so damn funny.
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The division between commercial and investment banking imposed by Glass-Steagall, enacted in 1933 amid the Great Depression, prevented banks from using customer deposits to take high-octane gambles in the market that could bring on another financial cataclysm.
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The Packers have seen their high-octane offense take a significant hit with the loss of two-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers (broken collarbone), while the Lions' issues deal with their inability to consistently convert in the red zone.
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INDIANAPOLIS (Reuters) - A rich history and uncertain future will collide at the Indianapolis 217 on Sunday when up to 2500,2500 motor racing fans descend on the famed Brickyard for a high-octane party over 100 years in the making.
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What they only seldom achieve, though, is the sense of a professional tribe collectively hypnotized by their own high-octane mythology — moving, talking, clashing in a frenzied competitive march that holds them prisoners of its rat-a-tat rhythms.
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High-octane coffee can bring you back from the dead after a boozed-up night, but even better is some hair of the dog—postpone your hangover by throwing some whiskey in there and keeping the night train rolling.
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For example, in one sequence, a physically unimposing woman suddenly turns out to have amazing martial arts abilities, which is exactly the sort of setup that Stephen Chow staged in films like Shaolin Soccer with a high-octane wink.
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LONDON (Reuters) - American 262th seed John Isner ended the Wimbledon odyssey of Australian qualifier Matthew Barton on Friday, serving his way to victory 2000-22009(214) 212-22010(1383) 2138-217(212) in a high-octane second-round clash.
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Another lure: tapping a high-octane moderator, like the writer Malcolm Gladwell, whose panel with the cast and filmmakers of "The Big Short" at the Four Seasons last year in New York gave the film a whiff of intellectualism.
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Delle Donne, a 26-foot-25 forward and guard who has spent her career with the Chicago Sky, will join forces with another young talent, Emma Meesseman, in Mike Thibault's high-octane offense, which is heavy on perimeter shooting.
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ET, ESPN2 ABOUT WASHINGTON (623-14): The trio of freshman guard Dejounte Murray (30 points), freshman forward Marquese Chriss (27) and senior guard Andrew Andrews (249) combined for 236 points in the high-octane win over Long Beach State.
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Whereas Fourcade's gold medals were rooted in his tremendous shooting and ice-cold nerves, the young Swedish pretenders that burst out of the pack often had to rely on their high-octane skiing to put them on the podium.
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Though they tend to be highly rational when calm, if they become upset, their new, high-octane emotional structures can overpower their yet-to-be upgraded reasoning capacities, crashing the entire system until it has a chance to reset.
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U.S President Donald Trump waded into South Africa's high-octane land debate last year by sending a late-night tweet in which he said he had asked his secretary of state to study "land and farm seizures" in South Africa.
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Eastwood would go on to make dozens more films after High Plains Drifter — from high-octane thrillers and crime films to biographies and historical dramas, along with a number of Westerns, many of which would dwell on similar themes and motifs.
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The Nuggets are by no means on Golden State's level overall—they rank dead last in the NBA in defensive efficiency—but they are beginning to come into their own as the most high-octane offense east of the Bay Area.
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Flashing lights and roaring crowds are juxtaposed with flaming mountains of onions and high-octane speedboat racing—visually confirming that both father and son seem more concerned with putting on an entertaining show than necessarily producing something challenging or innovative.
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Since their debut self-titled 2007 album, the band has given us moody love songs, synth-heavy, well, love songs, and the type of high-octane tracks that feel nice when you're breaking the speed limit with the top down.
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WELLINGTON, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Code-hopping centre Sonny Bill Williams has shed three kilogrammes in preparation for his debut in the high octane world of Rugby Sevens but has been unable to shake off the nerves about his Olympic endeavour.
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On the first episode of the second season, we're going to fall into the sleepless underworld of of energy drinks to figure out why people are more obsessed with these high-octane beverages than ever, but I can't do this alone.
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None of this is even remotely true (and, yes, it's also offensive), but it can be traced to the sometimes paranoid, frequently frantic and always high-octane tone of the car-hailing startup, which is now valued at $70 billion.
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The company Zero VFX applied crucial effects to a high-octane motorcycle chase in which Henry and his sidekick, Jimmy (Sharlto Copley), shoot up the back of a van, then take a motorcycle through it and out the front window.
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ABOUT THE CAPITALS (55-19-8): For all of the publicity received by its high-octane offense, Washington features arguably the best defensive corps in the league that has surrendered the league's fewest goals (177) and fourth-fewest shots (2,282).
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Various updates | Josh Fox's first and second films, "Gasland" and "Gasland Part 2," were high-octane polemics aimed at ending fracking, shorthand for the revolutionary method of fracturing deep layers of shale to liberate natural gas and oil previously deemed unreachable.
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Today there are more breweries in this country than at any time in history — some 4,300, with scores coming online every year, producing a vast variety of styles, from low-alcohol "lawn mower beers" to high-octane Russian imperial stouts.
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The shift in power sets off an unforeseen chain of events, leaving Wick with a bounty on his head and vulnerable to network of assassins in what becomes a meticulously orchestrated dance of gun battles, bloodshed, and high-octane absurdity.
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Between his efficiency, and the high-octane running game led by his fellow rookie, Ezekiel Elliott, there is little reason for Cowboys fans to hope Dez Bryant and Romo can come back soon, as the team is in good hands.
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Olson's departure is a boost for GOP efforts to retain the 22nd District, as his ability and motivation to run the type of high-octane campaign needed to ensure victory in 85033 were in question after his lackluster 2018 performance.
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Whether or not you accept the work as worship analogy — perhaps "meaning" and "fulfillment" in this context are really just the usual raw ambition disguised as virtue — there is plenty of evidence that our high-octane work culture has serious consequences.
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The days following the release of the first picture featured some of the first-ever high-octane internet sleuthing, with professional and amateur journalists scouring Yahoo forums and social media for forensic evidence of what Weiner was really up to.
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Maybe it's a bit strange that a medium all about high-octane action and fast-paced adventure would be grounded in static images, but the depiction of movement in comics has puzzled, challenged, and helped elevate artists from the beginning.
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Gone as well will be that monster motor engaged in the elemental process of taking high-octane fuel, squirting it into a dozen narrow chambers, adding air, making it explode, and transforming that constrained violence into velocity and near-sacred noise.
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The presidential debates have been high-octane, high-ratings and highly entertaining affairs, but they were not seriously damaging to a candidate until a revelatory performance by Senator Marco Rubio of Florida on Saturday, just three days before the New Hampshire primary.
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But if you want the kind of high-octane monster that can power a frickin' Oculus headset, weighs as much as a child's bowling ball, and is the laptop version the guitar riff in Ain't Talkin Bout Love, here comes the damn business.
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If Oracle Team USA or Artemis Racing win, a framework has been agreed among five of the teams for taking it through to the next event, once again in the high-octane foiling catamarans which have proved popular with sailors and broadcasters.
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And though '70s-inspired silhouettes and prints have trickled down from high-fashion to fast-fashion over the past few years, the last couple of seasons have seen an '8os revival with the resurgence of high-octane glamour, glitter, sequins, and feathers.
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You'll never rope-a-dope your favorite dog with this fun toy Rope toys are always a good, durable choice for high-octane dogs, offering plenty of fun whether it's for fetch, playing with a human, or a little wrangling with another dog.
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Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens: The first European outpost of Southern Cali's brash Stone is taking over Berlin's craft beer bars with its boozy Xocoveza, a high-octane stout brewed with the ingredients listed above: cocoa, coffee, pasilla peppers, vanilla, cinnamon, and nutmeg.
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The Kiwis will now decide where, when and in what type of boat the next America's Cup will be held and there have been questions over whether they will opt for high-octane catamarans, or revert to the monohulls used in previous cups.
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If you want to be a cynical YouTube conspiracy theorist about it, it's calculated move by Syco to plug a 1D-sized gap in the market while capitalising on the low mood of the populous at large by releasing high octane party music.
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Modi's Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won a landslide victory in the last Indian general election, following a high-octane campaign that portrayed the 67-year-old as an economic reformer who would drive growth and create jobs for India's youthful population.
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However, general manager Jim Rutherford gave the Pittsburgh another gear by acquiring high-octane parts such as Phil Kessel in a trade with the Toronto Maple Leafs and Carl Hagelin, one of the fastest skaters in the NHL, from the Anaheim Ducks.
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Like the high-octane sugar in a pint of Ben & Jerry's and that irresistible chemical spice in Flamin' Hot Cheetos, the ingredients in social media, video games, apps, and other digital products are carefully engineered to keep you coming back for more.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Reilly Opelka blasted his way into the third round at Wimbledon on Wednesday as the giant 153-year-old American's serve eventually proved too hot to handle for triple grand slam champion Stan Wawrinka in a high-octane five set duel.
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Miller led the way in shutting down the high-octane Carolina Panthers offense in Sunday's Super Bowl but after a late night of celebrations, was grateful for Manning, even if the future Hall of Fame quarterback did not have his best game.
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The clip for T2: Trainspotting shows director Danny Boyle bringing the original cast—Ewan McGregor, Jonny Lee Miller, Robert Carlyle, and Ewen Bremner—back together for a high octane follow-up to the dark comedy about a group of Scottish heroin addicts.
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The Warriors outscored Houston by 17 points in the decisive third quarter and by a crushing overall margin of 64-25 in the second half, led by their high-octane trio of Klay Thompson (20163 points), Stephen Curry (29) and Kevin Durant (23).
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On the other hand, Porzingis and Hernangomez are viewed as part of the future core of the team, but whether the Knicks can cope defensively with both of them on the court together in the current, high-octane N.B.A. is an intriguing question.
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When most Americans think of Korean pop music, colloquially called K-pop, what comes to mind is usually Psy's "Gangnam Style" — a high-octane fusion of rap verses, techno beats and pop hooks, complete with an ultrabright music video and hypersynchronized dance moves.
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For one, it could mean that the entire event, or least most of it, will be focused on the competitive aspects of season 3, and increasingly high-octane competition is Apex Legends' selling point and what's keeping its diehard players sticking around.
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Ryan powers high-octane Falcons past Buccaneers TAMPA — Matt Ryan came in as the NFL's leading passer, and he looked the part as the Atlanta Falcons cruised to a 43-28 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Thursday at Raymond James Stadium.
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Jerry Brown, 100, the four-term governor of California who is to retire in January, was the principal organizer and reluctant star of the Global Climate Action Summit, a high-octane gathering of lawmakers, executives and scientists working to beat back global warming.
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Forget about Top Gear: if you want to enjoy a high-octane race to the finish that comes with plenty of bizarre obstacles and a fair bit of smack talk, all you need is this clip from The Late Late Show With James Corden.
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While Sevens might have the look of a high octane, souped-up version of the 15-man game purpose-built for the era of the attention deficient, its origins go back to 1883 and it has a history and culture all of its own.
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Like the first iteration of 50 v 50, this mode is readymade to produce high-octane gun fights among dozens of players, testing one's ability to keep composure, fight and build simultaneously, and collaborate in a large group amid a dizzying number of onscreen variables.
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Dedric Lawson's big day propels Memphis over Iowa Dedric Lawson scored 35 points and four other Tigers reached double figures as Memphis and its high-octane offense defeated Iowa 100-92 in the third-place game of the Emerald Coast Classic in Niceville, Fla.
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Where Combs shows the most promise is in his emergent desire to restore the genre to the high-octane pep of the 1990s, when thanks to the cross-genre theatrics of Garth Brooks and Shania Twain, country music believed it was big-tent pop.
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Los Angeles registered a high-octane 83-124 win over the visiting Washington Wizards on Wednesday to remain 1 1/270 games behind the fourth-place Utah Jazz and one game ahead of the sixth-place Oklahoma City Thunder in the Western Conference playoff race.
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WELLINGTON, Sept 19 (Reuters) - New Zealand's jet fuel shortage on Tuesday forced 28 flights to be cancelled, six of them international, with concerns the fuel crisis may spread after petrol stations in the country's largest city Auckland cut high octane fuel for high-end cars.
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ET, NBC Sports Network, CBC, TVAS ABOUT THE PENGUINS: Although Pittsburgh's high-octane offense has been reduced to one goal per game in this series, forward Evgeni Malkin told reporters on Thursday that he doesn't feel any additional pressure to come through in Game 23.
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Related: A Contraband Crackdown Is Rattling the Border Between Colombia and Venezuela Once the changes come into effect, high-octane gas will cost 21999 bolivars a liter (a rise of 22013,2550 percent), and low-octane gasoline will cost 20073 bolivar (a rise 22007,22013 percent).
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ATLANTA (Reuters) - Sean McVay may have been credited with changing the way NFL teams play with the ball, but the Los Angeles Rams coach and his high-octane offense were given a lesson by defensive master Bill Belichick in the Super Bowl on Sunday.
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But somewhere around my 100th episode, his subtler, more nuanced qualities began to surface – his ability to lean on almost any surface (barbed wire, fire, wind), his high-octane brand of empathy and his spot-on eye for pairing any environment with the perfect leather jacket.
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Waterson, who is known best to UFC fans as the Karate Hottie, has seamlessly blended her family life with her high-octane career by ensuring that her 6-year-old daughter Araya is there every time she fights – a parenting decision that has come under fire.
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The short answer: No. The Widow was written by Harry and Jack Williams, the brother duo behind similarly haunting, high-octane shows like The Missing and One of Us (The Missing is also streaming on Amazon and will make for a fitting follow-up to The Widow).
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Around this time of year, HBO is usually known for showing the antics of a certain group of high-octane narcissists from Brooklyn — but don't let that stop you from diving into the dozens of quality films joining the pay cable network's already impressive streaming selection.
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A high-octane group of elected officials—including governors, members of Congress and city mayors—were joined by donors, the heads of progressive campaign groups and veterans of presidential campaigns at a retreat in the cool, mist-shrouded mountain resort of Aspen, Colorado on August 4th-5th.
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Being that it's a CW show, Riverdale's trouble-in-a-small-town framework got shook pretty quickly with murder and annoying parents — catchy songs, too — and fans were there for the high-octane drama and the novelty of seeing something totally wholesome get a dark twist.
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While Rajamouli does apply the brakes on this juggernaut from time to time, the film has enough speed to propel it towards a high-octane climax, where our hero Mahendra Baahubali (Prabhas) meets his nemesis Bhallaladeva, the evil king who is responsible for his father's death.
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Books like the Left Behind series (which were made into a film with Nicolas Cage) have seeped into the wider evangelical consciousness, casting the "end times" as a high-octane action film, in which the good are rewarded and the evil (or, at least, unbelieving) punished.
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The Saints had four red zone opportunities in the first half, but tight coverage by the Giants' secondary forced the high-octane New Orleans offense to settle for four Wil Lutz field goals of 42, 34, 37 and 103 yards, giving the Saints a 12-7 lead.
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The X-Files was a massive success that continues today (the show rebooted in 2016)—and though the series has taken viewers on a high-octane ride through supernatural storylines that grip our attention, it was the relationship between Scully and Mulder that really kept us watching.
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Purportedly "a high-octane mash-up of Jamaican dancehall, Soca, Hip-Hop and African rhythms," I'd call Afrobeats plural a high-electro smoosh-together of catchy clichés from all those places and more, with beats cruder than hip-hop's or Afropop's rendering it utilitarian international club fodder.
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She left in 2002 to open her own spa in the Washington Heights neighborhood of uptown Manhattan, and four years later switched to a two-day-a-week post at the spa of the Core club and focused on traveling to work with her high-octane clients.
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In the high-octane art market of recent years, the first hours of the Art Basel Miami Beach art fair have generally been marked by a frenzied stampede at the door followed by fierce competition in the more than 200 booths that fill the convention center.
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Meanwhile, DoubleLine Capital CEO Jeffrey Gundlach has made a confident call for commodities, telling clients during a webcast this week that there's "quite a lot of high octane [gas] in the commodities versus stocks tank" and predicting "one or two more bad years" for the dollar.
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EditorsNote: adds to fourth graf DJ Hammond III rushed for two touchdowns and directed a clock-chewing, run-oriented offense to five scoring drives, helping Air Force stymie the high-octane Washington State Cougars 31-21 in the Cheez-It Bowl on Friday night in Phoenix.
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Williams, a 12-year scoring machine who came to the high-octane Rockets from the Los Angeles Lakers in a trade during the All-Star break, played just 25 minutes but hit his first two 3-pointers off the bench and finished 3 of 11 from long range.
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Commander Dameron, if you don't stop looking at me with those bedroom eyes, I swear ... Before we even get to that pivotal Luke-Rey scene, Johnson wastes no time in giving us the first space battle in a movie that is unexpectedly full of such high-octane thrills.
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A source familiar with plant operations said one explosion occurred at a 30,000 bpd alkylation unit that uses hydrofluoric acid, one of the deadliest chemicals in the refining business and a source of controversy for its use to make high-octane gasoline at plants in densely populated areas.
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A few tantalizingly brief clips of the concert footage were included in two television documentaries (1986's The Paul McCartney Special and 2001's Wingspan), but for decades the production's biggest legacy was the high-octane rocker "Soily," which closed Wings' 1976 triple-disc live album, Wings Over America.
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Maintaining that same high octane vibe but making it more overtly about intersectional feminism, the video is littered with messages of ways to improve the lives of women and girls around the world, including equal access to quality education, equal pay, and ending child marriages and violence against women.
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With a pastel-toned palette and a high-octane soundtrack, it tells the story of how the monumental AIDS activist group Act Up launched in France, using concerted and combative activism to jolt the pharmaceutical industry and politicians into treating the HIV epidemic with the gravity it deserved.
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A source familiar with plant operations said one explosion occurred at a 30,000 bpd alkylation unit that uses hydrofluoric acid (HF), one of the deadliest chemicals in the refining business and a source of controversy for its use to make high-octane gasoline at plants in densely populated areas.
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But the Ducks, faced with the prospect of their second straight 0-2 series deficit, finally awakened and responded with high-octane hockey — and a few fortunate bounces — that was too much even for Rinne, who had not given up four goals in a game since March 13.
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He was speaking on the sidelines of a signing ceremony for a $400 million investment contract with Iraq's Al-Barham Group Co. Under the deal, facilities will be built near the Kirkuk refinery to produce 12,000 bpd of high-octane gasoline and 160 tonnes of liquefied petroleum gas per day.
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Alas, the pressure to get into just the right college has created a network of bad actors, high-octane helicopter parents, schools that can charge over $40,000 a year with promises of college prep and admission, soaring costs throughout the education ecosystem, and record low admission rates at elite schools.
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His giant portraits feature celebrities like Adele, Frank Sinatra and Martin Luther King Jr. After making the radical move to walk away from his six-figure salary job in advertising, he now rakes in close to half a million dollars every year giving high-octane performances for charity and corporate events.
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When the presidential candidate touches down in San Francisco on Friday for a trio of local fundraisers after Thursday's bruising debate, he faces another hurdle: overcoming the perception that he lacks the the high-octane support of leaders in the tech industry — and that he is coasting on legacy relationships.
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Giving a whole fandom a nickname of sorts was already commonplace in K-pop, but Gaga was the first to do it on such a grand scale in a western context—using it to describe the way fans would writhe, scream and dance in the pits of her high-octane performances.
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Though Mercury is sadly no longer with us, his legacy as one of the most beloved artists of all time is in no way "under pressure," thanks to the enduring appeal of his legendary onstage energy, high-octane vocal abilities, and the close friendships he maintained during his short, meteoric life.
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A source familiar with plant operations said one explosion occurred at the 30,000 bpd alkylation unit that uses hydrofluoric acid (HF), one of the deadliest chemicals in the refining business and a source of controversy for its use to make high-octane gasoline at refineries located in densely populated areas.
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Rupert Goold's high-octane production — which includes drinking and smoking, a conga line and a rumbling printing press — plays out on Bunny Christie's Tony Award-nominated set, "a landscape of battered metal desks, stacked into rickety hills and valleys," as Ben Brantley described it in his New York Times review.
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Watched by a sun-kissed sell-out crowd of close to 2101,000, who helped pump an estimated $350 million into the local economy, and topped off by an American winner to highlight a Memorial Day holiday weekend, this year's Indy 500 was by at all levels an unmitigated high-octane success.
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This far-out, ambitious new music video for San Francisco heavy metal hellions Space Vacation was animated and directed by Natur's Ryan Weibust, and perfectly accompanies their rockin' 80s metal aesthetic and high octane speed metal vibe (I hear a lot of High Spirits in their sound, and that's 100 percent a compliment).
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According to Amy Gamerman at the Wall Street Journal, homeowners are going as far as spending thousands of dollars to create the perfect personal cocktail space in their homes, ensuring that "much of the summer's high-octane socializing, networking and fundraising takes place in private homes," and undoubtedly, lasts past 10 p.m.
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Told through the lens of two complicated women working to navigate the mine field of high-octane jobs while facing crises in both their personal and professional lives, 'The Morning Show' is an unapologetically candid drama that looks at the power dynamics between women and men, and women and women, in the workplace.
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India, the sport's economic behemoth, has its brilliant team, a population seven times the size of Pakistan's, high-octane rivalries with Australia and England and, perhaps more than anything, the glamour of the Indian Premier League, emblematic of a new India in which rivalries are between Indian cities, not with foreign countries.
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So it wasn't really a surprise when rumors began to surface that a feature on Balmain and its social-media friendly, celebrity-magnet designer, Olivier Rousteing, 34, known for his ability to strike a pose and his aesthetic embrace of a high-octane power maximalism, was about to get the same treatment.
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When the Yankees took the lead on a two-run double by Didi Gregorius in the fifth inning, the stage seemed set for a blueprint Yankees victory over a team at the bottom of their division, with their once high-octane bullpen of Betances and closer Aroldis Chapman poised to slam the door.
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Bangers do make appearances though, to be sure—keen as he was to explore the more emotive side of the genre, Rashad was also pushing it in new directions, emphasizing the DNA that the hyper-fast sound shared with other forms of high-octane dance music, like jungle and acid, to name a few.
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She started her career in magazine publishing in what she says were "the glory days of magazines," but her high-octane productivity pushed her to look further afield: She began her own beauty blog in 2006 just as the blog world was ramping up and had three books published by the time she was 30.
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This is the kind of trust we have in the cars we drive today: that despite being one-ton metal missiles propelled by a series of explosions and filled with high octane fuel, they won't blow up, fail to stop when we hit the brakes, spin out when we turn the wheel, and so on.
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Well, before this first disclaimer gets any more out of hand, I'll move on — because if I don't, I'll soon get on a 'useful' tangent about the joys of certain breakfast cereals, especially those high-octane sugar-fests that had the best graphics and most lovable 'mascots,' and that your parents would almost never let you get.
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But it's both a ridiculous guitar song and a ridiculous Auto-Tune song, and it demands to be listened to on repeat, so you can really begin to appreciate that Wayne not only offers to pay for this girl's gas but insists on buying her 93 grade high-octane fuel because he just cares that much.
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After the crowd erupted in cheers and toasted glasses of champagne, she jumped into a rendition of her standout single "Thirsty," which pairs Moonchild's light voice with the forceful, high-octane sounds of gqom, a South African club music that originated in Durban in the mid 13s and is now breaking ground beyond the country's borders.
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"The 'high octane fuel' from the services business which is on a trajectory to be a $50 billion annual revenue stream by 2020 speaks to the stepped-up monetization of Apple's unparalleled installed base that is front and center for Cupertino (and its investors) over the coming years," Ives wrote, referring to the company's headquarters in California.
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As described in the complaint, Revolution Messaging had become a company where "adversarial" and "disrespectful" communication was not only "tolerated and accepted, but nearly normal"; where the CEO's trial-by-fire, high-octane managerial style, unchecked by the firm's other partners, made daily interactions a source of anxiety and unease; where life inside the building did not reflect its own mission statement.
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Stand-out track "Ultimaybe" is maybe the closest family member to Paul's work in terms of modern production, but closer in pitch to Prince and MJ. It's a smooth, high-octane listen that deserves to be a hit even if it might be a little too left-field to ever be played on daytime radio: not that that should matter.
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The state senator and former immigrants rights activist ran a high-octane campaign focused on a slate of progressive issues that earned Jayapal a rare endorsement from Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE.
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"While there's a bit of a far-fetched fairy tale aspect to it, (director Geremy) Jasper wraps it all up with a high-octane finale that leaves you wanting to see more of Patti and, more realistically, of Macdonald, whose talent is all but staggering," wrote Hollywood Reporter critic Todd McCarthy after the movie premiered to rave reviews at Sundance in January.
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There is little doubt that Roethlisberger and the high-octane Steelers offense can put up a ton of points against Philadelphia, but Wentz faces his toughest task yet against a Pittsburgh defense that has allowed gobs of yardage — the 695 passing yards it has allowed through two games is the second-worst total in the N.F.L. — but has been stingy with points.
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And yet thanks to YouTube and the high-octane striving of Elaine Stritch, who originated the role of Bobby's jaded friend Joanne, a documentary made by D.A. Pennebaker of the original cast album recording session has gathered a cult following of Gen Xers and millennials, inspiring a 2013 parody, "One's Company," and another scheduled to air on the Independent Film Channel next year.
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There's a lot of raw emotion packed into the three and a half minutes of "Gaslighter," which can feel at times like it's more about the message than the melody, but this high-octane, grittier update of the sound the Chicks last left us with on the 2006 LP "Taking the Long Way" is a tempting teaser of what's yet to come.
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Led by Beverley, a 213-foot-228 guard who terrorized the Oklahoma City Thunder at both ends of the court, the Rockets ran to a 23-259 victory in Game 33 of what promises to be a high-octane series, headlined by the top two candidates for the N.B.A.'s Most Valuable Player Award: the Rockets' James Harden and the Thunder's Russell Westbrook.
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Furthermore, throwing equity in the mix will undoubtedly change the dynamics for later-stage funding rounds, and might even make the company less desirable for high-octane VC. Regardless of which side of the fence you are on, two things are crystal clear: Equity financing is coming, and it will change how all of us who are $990,999 short of SEC accreditation engage with startups.
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" According to Business of Fashion, the label will be a partnership between Dudas and his romantic partner Evangelo Bousis, and will be available to shop exclusively on July 7 on Moda Operandi; the launch will be followed by a fall partnership with Farfetch, which "will feature more accessibly-priced jeans, t-shirts and dresses that will complement the high-octane occasion-wear for which Dundas is renowned.
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Under the leadership of Administrator Mark GreenMark GreenTackling China in modern Cold War New policy at Interior's in-house watchdog clamps down on interactions with press Senate leaves for five-week August recess MORE, USAID recently pulled together a high-octane team of interagency technical specialists to help the government of Burma review plans for a multibillion-dollar Chinese-funded deep water port and industrial zone.
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" I read Mr. Rockwell something written in The New York Times about Fosse's brutally truthful autobiographical masterwork, "All That Jazz": It's about "a man furiously driving his failing body like a worn-out sports car, throwing pills into it like a high-octane fuel, packing it with more and more girls, until he smashes it into the wall at the end of the world.
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Kurt existed within the mounting charge of Pop but was also outside of it, offering a rejoinder to a lopsidedly male affair — she took Claes Oldenburg's manifesto, "I am for the art that a kid licks, after peeling away the wrapper," and pushed it full tilt, muscling the high-octane aesthetic of the movement into the delicate and feminine forms of gummy Scottie dogs and Swedish Fish.
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With Durant having decamped to the Brooklyn Nets (he was a decisive factor as the finals MVP for the Warriors' back-to-back title runs in 2017 and 2018), and Curry and Thompson plagued by injuries, Lacob's theory should, technically, still apply: for four years, the Warriors innovated and perfected a style of play that favored speed, high-octane scoring, and players in nontraditional positions.
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London grime MC Novelist—who also delivered a scene-stealing verse on Skepta's "Numbers" this year—and balaclava-wearing Brooklyn rapper Leikeli47 are perfect high-octane foils for each other, and "Day Ones" is a barreling, bruising collaboration in which Harry Rodrigues laces the duo with an earth-swallowing instrumental, all sabre-rattling bass and distorted cavalry horns,over which they trade battle cries.
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