Then, the animal turns its head and hisses at her.
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You won't be distracted by hisses or other unwanted noises.
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This is ambient that hisses and crackles, clanks and echoes.
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"Shut up," hisses the girl, who looks kind of mortified.
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The doors close and the train hisses and we're off.
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Naturally, to the sound of hisses and boos, he thrived.
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When the ride starts, the cars lurch, and the fog hisses.
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"Psst," Jasper Hunton-Blather hisses, but the figure carries on walking.
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With every movement, the shaqshaqa, or metal shaker, hisses and buzzes.
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"Get out," she hisses to Jagu, who retreats quickly behind her.
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"At first, I thought you and the others were gods," she hisses.
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"Whore!" she hisses at Gertrude when Thomas walks her to our door.
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The dread of relapse hisses, snorts, whimpers, roars, drowning out all else.
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Sanjivan's first mention of the proposed route change drew hisses from the crowd.
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"Why did you have to come back?" she hisses after one break-up.
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Twenty-five hisses and boos in a row is disruption and is illegal.
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"We should treat them without mercy and we will," hisses an ominous Cersei.
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"Do you know what rape is?" he hisses into my mouth, grabbing my body.
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As Labour ministers exit the building, the crowd hisses and cusses and throws eggs.
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Once it wakes up, the alligator opens its mouth and hisses at the rodent.
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Underneath him, a ventilator hisses and rumbles, forcing air in and out of his lungs.
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Harris's true eyes, those of a hideous bat, emerge, and he hisses at his enemy.
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"Did you really think you could leave me?" she hisses, looming in front of him.
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Listen for boos, hisses or silence from the newly empowered Democratic side when Trump speaks.
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"I've got great tits, too, but I don't throw them in everyone's face," she hisses.
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"You didn't recognize me, but I saw the way you look at women," she hisses.
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Flanked on stage by two police officers, Lance was greeted with boos, jeers and hisses.
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I have been carrying you since you were 8," she hisses, before adding "I forgive you.
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"[Our dynamic] kind of just goes," Wright says over the hisses of beer cans being opened.
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While tracks like "Fantasynth" are upbeat and infectious, "CYN" hisses with static interference and threatens trouble.
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The whole room hisses like a snake and the space is full of energy and danger.
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Visiting Tehran calls a swirl of disco out of the ambient hisses and pops that Radio.
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"You deconstructed my little girl into a coma," Renata hisses, in an absurd and hilarious line.
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"I will not not be rich!" she hisses at him through the glass at the jail.
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One face sweetly whispers empowering slogans and the other hisses your most erotically violent revenge fantasies.
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"Sssssolidarity," he half-hisses, half-barks at a union rally, both snake and loyal guard dog.
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"You are the one who wanted the house!" she hisses at her husband, as they fight.
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"What I am is all that stands between you and people who are worse," he hisses.
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On chilly nights, they rattle dreams and haunt old apartments with their hisses, squeals and clanks.
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There are bloops and plops and hisses and gulps, and it's all just a bit aww.
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Unlike the 1904 production, which was greeted with hisses, Wednesday's showing earned a 13-minute standing ovation.
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Sure, he hisses some, but he mainly defies death by staying the hell out of the way.
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Why can't you just…" He cuts her dead and hisses: "Just give me your purse, you cunt.
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Could tapes ever have the cachet of vinyl, unless you have an affection for pops and hisses?
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The Post reported that the audience interrupted Mnuchin's remarks with boos, hisses and outbursts throughout the event.
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In general, Taylor's got a snakelike voice — she stays within in a small range, and hisses when necessary.
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"For example, your lips alone can go ..." Clips, buzzes and hisses, made with his mouth closed, all follow.
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"Finding a point of interest is important for us," he says as the lift hisses closed behind him.
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"What you are saying is nobody may speak, nobody may question," she hisses at an opaquely polite bureaucrat.
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Speakers that won't muffle the sound, or make it feel strange with a series of hisses and pops.
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"It's no one's job to protect you," Kelly sneers, and hisses the word "snowflake" from behind her teeth.
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"I want the world to know you're a sissy," he hisses at one married man he sells sex to.
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It never caresses or croons lullabies, but instead hisses innuendos into the wee hours, turning wakefulness into a wake.
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On the contrary, any apology or concession Trump makes to the other side is met with hisses and louder condemnations.
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As another bullet hisses by my head, Sarge orders us to keep moving west to the safety of a house.
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" By employing brief chapters and a vibrant present tense — "Rain scrabbles on the roof and the fire hisses and shifts.
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Clocking in at nearly seven minutes, it's a seriously dark thing, all clanks and rumbles, ghostly hisses and heavyweight percussive thwacks.
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Two adorable mountain lion kittens born recently in Southern California are warming hearts with their cute hisses and big blue eyes.
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You try to stroke him, but he just flops his head on your hand, falls over sideways, and hisses at you.
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One organizer carried a sign reading, "Stand Against Leftist Hate" to the hisses and boos of counter-protesters, the paper reported.
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The geese are beginning to move on the ponds, as are the ducks, the mute swans with their grunts and hisses.
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Mike won't accept that, and demands $50k — "maybe I need the fifty thousand more than you do," Mike hisses at Tio.
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If the can is bulging, or hisses when you open it, the contents have been contaminated and you should discard immediately.
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"I'm aware that your leadership is open to misconceptions and biased interpretations," Schwab said to boos and hisses in the crowd.
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Rattling, scratchy percussion dominates, often centered around a rigid bassline plus various hisses and screeches muscling in and messing with the rhythm.
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It was not a popular opinion — several newspaper accounts say that, upon leaving the floor, Rankin was met with hisses and boos.
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It's a delicate malt beverage flavored with lemon juice and cane sugar in a can that hisses open with a delicate fizz.
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When he met Jason 'Mayhem' Miller ten months later in Las Vegas, hisses rang around the venue that hosted the weigh in.
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During the Megillah reading, whenever Haman's name is said, congregants interrupt the reader with boos, hisses, and ratchet-like noisemakers called graggers.
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You need someone to provide gurgling, grotesque mumblings and rumblings, rasps and hisses for your snake-headed manifestation of an ancient evil?
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WASHINGTON — Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin was taunted with hisses, heckles and profanity during a lecture and moderated discussion at U.C.L.A. this week.
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When she won Best Supporting Actress for Julia, Redgrave threw around some strong fighting words, which were met with boos and hisses.
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It was synced to music that also seemed monochrome at first — hisses, whooshes, buzzes, clicks — but became a world of its own.
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I adopted a cat last year, and his behavioral assessment of "tense, nervous, hisses when approached" landed him on the kill list.
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There were hisses and boos, of course, but for the most part, hearing perspectives different from your own was considered essential to your education.
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Texts (in Ukrainian, English and French) were delivered in shouts, hisses and yelps, with the voices sometimes coming together in exquisitely vocalized folk harmonies.
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" Instead it hisses, "All the things you learned and all the ways you changed as their mother — what will you do with them now?
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They've found their groove together this week, and spend the morning taking turns chasing each other around the apartment (no growls, hisses, hits, or bites).
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It takes the Kold a little over a minute to brew a given drink, and it rumbles, hisses, and fizzes like any other Keurig machine.
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Obama said, drawing boos and hisses from a crowd of 7,000 in a convention center downtown, as she referred to Mr. Trump without naming him.
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But now the focus has shifted to Victoria, an abandoned kitty who sets off on a heroic journey amid swishing tails, bumping heads and hisses.
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It was only in the end credits that the words flashed on the screen that Trump withdrew from the Paris deal, prompting hisses from the audience.
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"I have never looked at anybody in any of my town hall meetings and said you're a paid protestors," he said responding to hisses and boos.
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He was like [hisses], "Elizabeth would never…" Are you guys drinking a lot of wine these days now that Matthew's "The Wine Show" is on Hulu?
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"For me, the middle ground" is to do "what the law requires," Ms. Lynch responded, which drew a smattering of laughter and hisses from the audience.
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And Ivanka Trump drew hisses at a conference in Berlin when she defended her father's treatment of women and called him a "tremendous champion" of families.
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What I'm less prepared for is the "God Bless America" that a lady in a fur coat hisses at me as I pass her one day.
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You can watch the victors flying down the hill, sometimes tumbling forward, and the air hisses through your teeth at the prospect that they might land wrong.
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"Trump has added two extreme ideologues to the Supreme Court: Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh," one speaker told the rally, which immediately erupted into boos and hisses.
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This time, not only did I notice the painted arboretum, I could swear I heard wind whistling through its leaves, along with sobs and moans and hisses.
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How Democrats reacted -- as you'd expect: Democrats reacted with boos and hisses to a statement by President Trump on "chain migration" at his State of the Union address.
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The PIG hisses like an angry cat as it speeds toward the fallen trees, exploding in a flash of white that drives back the shadow of overhead smoke.
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It wasn't clear what Trump planned to say about the Wisconsin congressman—whose district includes Janesville—but it didn't really matter: The crowd erupted in boos and hisses anyway.
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"He may as well have ran his sword through me," she hisses, while Mother Hildegarde tries in vain to offer some sort of forget-I'm-a-nun marital advice.
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Mirroring the film's info-dump structure, the score presents abstract hisses that gradually pull into focus as recognizable songs, belatedly revealing stray bits of shapeless noise to be leitmotifs.
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"If you want a president who will make things better in the African American community, you are looking at him," Romney said then, earning boos and hisses from the crowd.
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When the text appeared informing the audience of Trump's Paris Agreement move, it was met with so many boo's and hisses you'd have thought Lord Voldemort had appeared on screen.
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"The president was frequently interrupted by cheers, by hisses and by cries, apparently from those opposed to him in the crowd," William Hudson, a reporter for The Cleveland Leader, wrote.
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Most worrying is the polarisation in Turkey, where President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, backed by toadying advisers and belligerent state media, hisses accusations of treachery at anyone who dares oppose his government.
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But the voice-overs were padded with a soundtrack of their own, featuring electronic hisses and snippets of string music, so the contrast from word sections to music ones was mild.
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During Tuesday's game, a boisterous crowd packed the rafters of the Olympic aquatic stadium, producing deafening cheers when Brazil got the ball, and equally loud boos and hisses whenever Croatia had it.
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" You can even toss in a drinking game for good measure, once you're got its rhythms down: Take a sip every time a cat hisses, or Macavity disappears, or anyone says "jellicle.
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When I played it for my cat Ella—an ornery, one-time barn cat who hisses more than she meows—I was amazed to hear her actually purring, accompanied by some blissful drooling.
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Just as Harry followed the Basilisk's hisses in the Chamber of Secrets, I followed the voice and found a man — not Tom Riddle, don't worry — standing in the dining area holding my hot crêpe.
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When Camille confronts her about this, asking if Natalie might have done it when she was being murdered, Ashley hisses that if Camille wants to know about Natalie, she should ask the girl's mother.
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A new generation has discovered the warmth and depth of an LP's music (even with the medium's faults, like hisses and scratches) compared to the dulled highs and lows of a typical digital recording.
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It's dragging along behind it some wobbly bass lines, laser blast synths and pressure-valve-release hisses that sound ridiculous when you describe them in words, but are unbelievably effective on the dance floor.
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"This Machine Generates Memes" from his new album "The Daily Routine" has a frantic six-beat rhythm underlying electronic whines, hisses, slides, sonar bloops and equally frantic cross-rhythms, racing toward murky goals. PARELES
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The person who unplugged you takes you on a tour of the "real world" and shows you the factories where the animals are raised and killed, and you see torment, hear yelps, hisses, and screams.
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The steady but ever-varying beat mixes percussion, piano, synthesizer and quick hisses of white noise behind rapping, singing and, about halfway through, an Auto-Tuned woman's voice leading a traditional-sounding call-and-response.
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" The San Francisco Chronicle reported the crowd -- which gave Feinstein a standing ovation at the start of the event -- "reacted with stunned silence, broken only with scattered 'No's' and a few hisses and some nervous laughter.
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WHITE ISLAND, New Zealand — A foul smell hangs in the air over White Island, a marine volcano in New Zealand's Bay of Plenty, and steam hisses from rocks stained bright yellow from centuries of sulfur exposure.
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Amidst a miasma of flare smoke and a chorus of boos, hisses and chanting, it is held aloft by the thick, tattooed forearms of a man who resembles a darts player that never quite made it.
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Heather understands her child ("She's a girl since the first day she understood the word," she hisses at her husband at one point), but her decision to keep their gender nonconforming behavior within the domestic sphere, regardless.
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Things got even more uncomfortable when Trump called the president "a tremendous champion of supporting families and enabling them to thrive" when talking about paid family leave, drawing actual boos and hisses from the mostly female crowd.
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In a 20-minute-long jeremiad, the Australian actor Damian Rebgetz, a valuable ensemble member here, hisses at the conservative public that has opposed Mr. Lilienthal and the experimental, politically provocative productions that he has presented here.
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If both artists have made their careers stretching their voices into yelps, grunts, hisses and wails, the effect they produce is very different: Ms. Galás is midnight-bluesy, witchy; at 73, Ms. Monk is still winsome and whimsical.
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She reminds them that Dougie doesn't make that much money ("We are the 99%," she says, in a cheeky reference to the political language of Occupy Wall Street) and hisses just evilly enough to get the men spooked.
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Deriding the "nasty, mean, and fake" news media, Trump drew boos and hisses from the crowd of global elites, a break from the otherwise polite reception he received here at the yearly summit for the world's ultra-wealthy.
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Russians could listen to "Rock around the Clock" or songs by their fellow countryman Vadin Kozin in the privacy of their homes, and move to melodies that emerged amid hisses and scratches — marks of the covert recording process.
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A short minute-long interlude called "Planetary Ambience" sets the tone: vacuumesque computer hisses shift and skid against high bleeps and low vibrating buzz, while sweet guitar harmonics pluck and twang, tickling the metallic exterior, highlighting the melodic nuance.
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Previously their music foregrounded its jazziest elements, from sampled classic horn flutters to fretless double bass plucking (on The Low End Theory, they hired Ron Carter!), incorporated into a grittier analog sound marked by vinyl scratches, tape hisses and the like.
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Screening Room, Napster and Facebook co-founder Sean Parker's proposal to bring new movies into homes for $50 — the same day they hit theaters — got a round of loud boos and hisses this week from the biggest of bigwigs at CinemaCon.
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As his chosen moniker implies, he's built up a reputation as a dedicated sculptor and designer of the world's harsher sounds—molding cracks and hisses and rhythmic pandemonium into precise assaults that'll bowl you over if you're a little off-balance.
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But when Mr. Cruz used the code phrase "vote your conscience" — which in congressional terms means go against your leaders — he was met with boisterous boos and hisses from the crowd, led by the New York delegation a few feet away.
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I would imagine my own mum, her eyes wide with shock and sadness as neon green gunge slowly enveloped her face to a chorus of hisses and boos, and would be so overwhelmed with guilt I would have to change channels.
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We had a couple of parts that we refer to as the "Jurassic Park beat," where the creature kind of hisses or gets pissed off, and you see this really fast rattling of the gill covers on the side of his face.
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There were groans when a high school teacher dabbed; fidgeting and face-covering when Kayla searched for fellatio tips online; hisses and boos at an unwanted sexual advance; and sniffles during a tender, cathartic moment between Kayla and her father (Josh Hamilton).
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Near the end, she announces that the old Taylor is dead — that's true in several ways, most notably in the way she leans in to the drama she once tried to dodge: "I don't like your tilted stage," she hisses at Mr. West.
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At the passing of the breeze the fir-trees sob and moan no less distinctly than they rock; the holly whistles as it battles with itself; the ash hisses amid its quiverings; the beech rustles while its flat boughs rise and fall.
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The high percentage of local artists—from the hisses and lulls of Rome-based DJ Rawmance to Paquita Gordon and Ece Duzgit's slow-building, but ultimately transformative B2B— of course cuts down on flights, but also contributes to the site-specific nature of the event.
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These songs were still composed for a guitar band, but they sound removed, interrupted, with sections cut out and replaced by hisses or jitters or simply silence; the rupture of the guitar-band form is supposed to represent a rupture in the societal fabric.
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If distroid, as Harper suggested, was "hi-fi to the point of actively fetishizing the hi-frequency hisses and twinkles that lo-fi was unable to produce," hardvapour sat somewhere in between distroid and vaporwave, hi-fi without fetishing hi-fi tools (laptops, DAWs, VST synths).
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Led by a nameless switchblade-toting leader with a voice like Ren Hoek—he's played by professional skater John J. Mackie—who hisses things like "We are sensitive beings" while waving a knife around and training his charges in the art of the brutal high kick.
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" Rudy Giuliani explains further (as the audience hisses): "The fact is that prostitution is not part of New York, drug dealing … mugging are not part of New York … if those sex shops weren't removed, you wouldn't have Lion King in there, and you wouldn't have Ragtime.
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Those assumptions and deep-seated revulsions are exactly what this small cadre says they're hoping to combat, that in spite of their snarling crocodile mouths filled with far too many teeth (50, to be exact), their bone-chilling hisses, and of course, That Tail, opossums can be cute.
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Ryu Spaeth: I agree that the show appears to be heading toward some vision of a common humanity, but it is humanity at its most common denominator: a species fighting for survival against another species, one that ambulates and hisses but is basically the anthropomorphized version of an existential threat like climate change.
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The contrary position holds that Pepper was a surrender to artifice, a fancifully precious compendium of ostensibly clever but ultimately curdling studio effects that obscured the songs underneath, hiding their weaknesses, piling on the strings and the harps and the clarinets and the tape hisses and the jinglejangle and the otiose noises until the end result stiffly topples over.
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Lujan Grisham dedicated part of her remarks at that event to an update on efforts in Congress to force a vote on preserving DACA on the House floor -- and slammed what she called "racist" and "bigoted" recent remarks about immigrants from Trump chief of staff John Kelly, which were met with boos and hisses from her supporters.
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Placed atop it one or two at a time, like a series of cultures added to identical Petri dishes, are faster rhythms — plinks, hisses, clatters, typewriter-like clicks — calculated to move in and out of phase with the unswerving beat, merging with it and tugging against it, making each millisecond a reconsideration of timbre and momentum.
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Now, it's nothing to do with cinnamon rolls or the price of vanilla extract, and it is hardly new, but will you please consider reading Richard Price's "The Whites" in the next week or so, when offices are sparsely populated and there's sometimes time to read in the mornings before work, and in the early evenings while the pressure cooker hisses?
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Democrats reacted with boos and hisses to a statement by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on "chain migration" at his State of the Union address.
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So even as Axelrod and Rhoades fulfill what are now the familiar requirements of two snarling patriarchs in a personal as much as a professional standoff; even as Axelrod's wife (played convincingly by Malin Akerman) hisses threats and struts imperiously around her mega-mansion; even as his goons spit out misogynistic remarks with the casual contempt of those who believe that money buys them the right to be repugnant, it's hard not to be caught up by the spectacle.
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"Now I'd like to roll a bit of scratch-fest, and by that I don't mean you've got eight arms and it's gonna go wikka-wikka-wikka," he said on one episode, miming a club DJ. "What I mean is this..." He then threw the needle on a copy of Bob Dylan's "Corrina, Corrina" that was nearly drowned out by the old record's hisses and pops, yet never sounded so good as it did in that moment.
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There seem to be strange psychosexual BDSM elements at play in every single parent-child relationship in Riverdale: Veronica concedes a tense kiss on her father's cheek and murmurs with her mother as they kneel in a chapel; Betty challenges her mom with stories of her would-be sexual exploits; Cheryl (Madelaine Petsch) restricts the air tube from her mother (suffering from severe burns after last season's Blossom house fire) and hisses that she will now have control over her air, her food, her movements, her life itself.
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Orb of amber hisses And steaming, over and over …crashes extravagantly into itself now, glass of Tauba Auerbach's double-helix shattered after A man (not-)got in the end knocks it off the gallery flat with a careless swing of his hand when he goes to hug an old friend of his X partner whose blonde hair shines in contrast to HER BLACK CAP, now refracted in fine threads of sculpture strewn across the cement floor AS BLUE LIGHT and when she turns another way, to introduce her boyfriend (all of whom tower over you), carcerant blue light cast at a certain plant, moves into a verb.
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