Great is its faithfulness, but Coloring Book isn't all hosannas.
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But everyone who's doing hosannas for Snapchat, there's a long road.
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Despite a tempestuous personal life, the evangelical community sang Trump's hosannas.
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The movie premièred to hosannas at the Sundance Film Festival, in January.
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The rest is celebration, in a series of dances interspersed with sung hosannas.
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But it's HotBlack's reason for the electronic blackout that is cause for hosannas.
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The hosannas for antifascism ended suddenly in 1939 with the Nazi-Soviet Pact.
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"The more powerful Xi becomes," Mr. Blanchette said, "the louder the hosannas from underlings become."
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Not all of these choices were greeted with hosannas by viewers, and not all of them were successful.
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This yielded a frenzy of headlines, hosannas from credulous journalists and environmentalists, and rapid repudiation by conservative groups.
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Meryl Streep was greeted with hosannas for her outspoken criticism of the president; Taylor Swift's silence has been condemned.
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But with hosannas being sung over the vaunted brilliance of television these days, to describe a play in such terms isn't derogatory.
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Amid the hosannas for Australia, Britons seem to have forgotten that their own government created a points-based immigration system in 2008.
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Vice President Mike Pence called working for Mr. Trump "the greatest privilege of my life," and the hosannas rose higher from there.
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Ironically, or maybe not ironically, nothing smooths this complication more easily than the word "complicated": Be sure to include it in your hosannas.
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Staged to hosannas in London last year, this latest, streamlined version, directed by Lonny Price, may be lighter on stage spectacle than the original.
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But before we could sing the requisite hosannas, the pharmacist informed me that while the insulin was indeed covered, it was not a "preferred" medication.
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Rating The Red Parts met critical, if limited, hosannas when it was first released, reviewed positively by the New York Times, Publisher's Weekly, Pop Matters, and others.
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You can see why this dance prompted many observers to issue hosannas about the choreographer's importance; I'm glad Mr. Corella has given us the chance to see it.
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Jonah Goldberg is receiving loud hosannas, especially from fellow Never Trump conservatives, for his latest National Review column decrying how both the left and right deal with immigration.
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The tantalizing question is whether, after the hosannas from critics here and at the Venice Film Festival, modern, millennial audiences will allow themselves to fall under the spell.
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Ghettoside was met with hosannas when it was published in January of last year, in part because it made a remarkable case for the roots of endemic urban violence.
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Not long ago, Mad Men got the recaps, after-shows, and literary-minded critiques; now, those hosannas go to squabbling deities, swords-and-sorcery, zombies, killer robots, and raptures.
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In the same way that Barack Obama's hosannas to the European Union did not assist its supporters, Mr. Trump's anti-European Union rhetoric does no favors to the populists.
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Both exercises were designed to help him out of a creative rut that he stumbled into after I Know What Love Isn't failed to earn the same hosannas as its predecessor.
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After developing a signature that involved rich prints, artisanal textiles and sharp tailoring, Mr. Crutchley then began to mix women's and unisex styles into his men's collections; hype and hosannas followed.
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Last month, he threw cold water on hosannas offered to Tony Romo, the former Dallas quarterback and now television analyst, who recently garnered praise for his ability to predict upcoming plays.
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And they reflect a year that's at least been fun to argue about — far more so than last year, when "Hamilton" was pretty much all anyone could talk about, in universal hosannas.
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A more accurate statement would be that he expects the kind of treatment tin-pot dictators demand, free from any criticism inside or outside his government and greeted with constant hosannas of praise.
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The article in Babe was met with digital hosannas by young feminists who insisted that consent is consent only if it is affirmative, active, continuous and — and this is the word most used — enthusiastic.
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This is the role with which Ms. Jackson, a two-time Oscar winner, returned to the stage to hosannas — at London's Old Vic in 2016 — after 23 years as a member of the British Parliament.
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Prada has always been the thinking woman's designer — treated backstage like some sort of political philosopher queen of the industry, mobs of journalists hanging on her every musing, esteemed guests whispering hosannas in her ear.
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The other possible father is Bridget's old flame Mark Darcy (Colin Firth), who is so dour that when he flashes a smile late in the movie you half expect a heavenly choir to erupt with hosannas.
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The hosannas from tastemakers who have pronounced his pizza "perfect" (Mario Batali) or the "best" (the critics Ruth Reichl, Jeffrey Steingarten of Vogue, Bill Addison of Eater) are notably unambiguous, particularly for a dish served worldwide.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Outsider art is having another big moment in the United States, marked by plenty of talk about the heroic and the historic, and hailed with hosannas of the "It's about time!" variety.
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The film explains that it's now hailed as the country's best—a mecca of ramen that draws the longest lines of any ramen shop in Japan, so much that it's the frequent recipient of critical hosannas and awards.
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The festival-fêted drama Raw has already earned a reputation as an uncommonly stomach-churning experience (the accounts of fainting and vomiting are already the stuff of legend), but critics wouldn't be lining up with hosannas for mere gross-out stories.
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The show, which returns for its second season on June 20, is also representative of something more: a recognition that both critical hosannas and business success can be had with intelligent scripted programming for, and about, black lives in America.
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With a showman's itch and a singular manner of speaking — the long pauses, the controlled twang, the easy deployment of words like "élan" and "hosannas" on the stump — Mr. Cruz registered at times like an actor playing the role of presidential candidate.
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Naturally, the CBS announcing crew took no notice of this and instead sang hosannas to what an amazing night Adams was having and how the Green Bay offense was finally figuring everything out, and hey, maybe they did figure some stuff out.
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Instead of hosannas greeting President Trump upon his return from Asia, a clash with Congress awaits him: Senators of both parties have just agreed to add language to the annual defense spending bill that would reverse his decision to save the Chinese telecommunications company ZTE.
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Schumer, who agreed to lead his caucus with the expectation he would spend most of his time sending legislation to President Hillary Clinton's desk, has been a magnet for hosannas over the past few months, mostly for keeping Democrats in lockstep opposition to the Trump agenda.
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Cruz has gone from the insufferable nemesis of Republican traditionalists to their last, best hope, and the likes of Mitt Romney, Lindsey Graham and Jeb Bush have now given him endorsements — or approximations thereof — that will go down in political history as some of the most constipated hosannas ever rendered.
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Hosannas from the Basements of Hell was released on 3 April 2006 by Cooking Vinyl. It reached number 72 in the UK Albums Chart. The track "Hosannas from the Basements of Hell" was released as the album's first single, and reached number 72 in the UK Singles Chart. The tracks "Invocation" and "Implosion" were also released on a promo CD-R, both receiving radio air time.
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Hosannas from the Basements of Hell is the twelfth studio album by English post-punk band Killing Joke, released on 3 April 2006 by Cooking Vinyl.
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It is a splendid building. The top stone was laid with Praises and Hosannas the morning before I arrived and that day they rested from their labors. The roof is partly on. It never went on so fast before.
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Hell's Gate (1997), for three saxophones and symphonic wind ensemble. Premiered March 1997 by the Hellgate High School Symphonic Band (John H. Combs, conductor) of Missoula, Montana. Commissioned by that ensemble under John H. Combs, this single- movement work chronicles a soul's journey. Hosannas (2015), for wind ensemble. Premiered April 26, 2015 by the University of Miami Frost Wind Ensemble (Gary D. Green, conductor).
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Thus, by June 1830, the new church had about 30 members . On June 9, 1830, the church held its first conference in Fayette. It was on this occasion that Smith called for a vote on the Articles and Covenants of the Church of Christ , which would serve as the church's constitution . At the conference, several said they had visions, others fainted and had to be laid on beds, others shouted hosannas .
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Retrieved 15 May 2015 The band recorded the new album in "Hell", the basement rehearsal space of Studio Faust Records in Prague, opting for simplicity and raw energy through the use of live takes with a minimum of overdubs. The result was Hosannas from the Basements of Hell, released in April 2006, which made the UK Top 75. During a European tour in April 2006, Paul Raven abruptly departed after a few dates to tour with Ministry, and was temporarily replaced by Kneill Brown.
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"HoheLied" has been translated as "ode" "hosannas" "praises" and used in purely secular as well as religious contexts. Most telling in this case is the use in German of the entire phrase to describe the "great song of love" or "ode to love" in Paul's First Epistle to the Corinthians. This creates a double layer of meaning to the title of the novel in German, one that could not be duplicated in an English rendition. The 1914 play, The Song of Songs by Edward Sheldon also contributed to this version.
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In June, 2009, Loch Lomond released their Trumpets for Paper Children EP through Hush Records. Tracks on the EP were sourced from two previous albums, Lament For Children released in 2006 and Paper The Walls which was released in 2007. A converted church in Portland called "The Funky Church" was the site where two new videos of the band, "Elephants and Little Girls" and "Witchy" were recorded by label founder Chad Crouch.Brooklyn Vegan, June 9, 2009 - Loch Lomond – free EP, live pics, videos & 2009 tour dates Hosannas' were a group that caught the attention of Hush Records.
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After leaving Prong in 1996, he began a career as a producer and remixer and also played with the group Zilch, along with hide, Joey Castillo and Ray McVeigh. In 2002 Paul Raven had been brought on for a Godflesh two-month tour of the United States, but the band disbanded just before departing. In 2003, Raven played bass on Exit Through Fear with Society 1 and performed on the subsequent tour for the album. He later left Society 1, rejoining Killing Joke for their 2003 release, Killing Joke (their second album by that name), and its follow up, Hosannas from the Basements of Hell.
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Hosannas from the Basements of Hell received near universal acclaim upon release. David Jeffries of AllMusic said "the Joke sound absolutely free and grand here, allowing songs to stretch well past the five- minute mark and just begging the detractors to have at it by sitting firm on their classic delivery", adding that "newcomers may find this all too much to take in, while old fans can cherish the band's most personal album as another victory." Adrien Begrand of PopMatters called the album "everything we’d ever want from a Killing Joke record" and "their finest album in well over a decade". Keith Bergman, writer for Blabbermouth.
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Absolute Dissent features the sludgy sonic quality of their 2006 release Hosannas from the Basements of Hell, along with much of the same metal influence as their 2003 album Killing Joke and the melodic quality of earlier records such as of 1986's Brighter Than a Thousand Suns. Apocalypse, geopolitics, population, societal control are among the main themes in the album. The album's second track, "The Great Cull", is another heavy metal song. Its lyrical content concerns Malthusianism, the Codex Alimentarius, water fluoridation and dopamine increased in the brain, chemtrails, malleable population, and mass control to maintain the population, preferably at around 500 million.
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The second track, "Fema Camp", is a five-minute song with tribal rhythms and incendiary vocals that was inspired by the prison-like facilities built around the United States by the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) that could be used during martial law for the internment of citizens who are deemed a threat to U.S. national security. "Rapture", the third track on the album and the first song that was made available for free listening, is Coleman's vision of Killing Joke's concerts, comparing them to a spiritual experience. The song, arranged in the industrial metal music style of their 2006's album Hosannas from the Basements of Hell, was inspired by Fela Kuti and his Kalakuta Republic commune in Nigeria. The fourth track, "Colony Collapse", deals with the current global situation and its prospects in the near future.
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