"ALF IS GOING TO GET YOU TONIGHT," it howls gleefully.
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The embargo on ZTE, for example, prompted howls of protest.
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We follow her lead and let out long, gurgling howls.
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Even the suggestion of a varied Europe brought some howls.
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"We're looking to monitor wolves remotely by using howls," said Kershenbaum.
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I don't mind a few howls — I sort of expect them.
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The man in the white coat howls as his windpipe closes.
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THE CANINE IN QUESTION (Him) Whenever there's a siren he howls.
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Songwriting that once voiced progressive resolution now howls with conservative despair.
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Are you not humbled when a wolf howls in the distance?
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Howls of outrage followed, along with accusations of White House extortion.
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Then his vocalizations became stranger and more primitive: distressed breathing, howls, squeals.
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Trump should ignore the free-traders' howls for a number of reasons.
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Howls of betrayal will begin as soon as the Brexit talks do.
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The IDC has been provoking howls of protest from progressives for years.
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"Look out, Gritty!" shouted the announcer amid the howls of amused fans.
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Remember all the howls of outrage over the use of tear gas?
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We'll see if they keep this in the face of voters' howls.
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"You ruined everything, you stupid bitch," Rebecca howls, clutching at her heart.
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There were predictable howls about this being yet another Spielberg rip-off.
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Mr. Trump's conciliation drew howls of protests from Democrats and some Republicans.
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Don't expect howls to come only from this show's half-canine hero.
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Nicholas Kristof After Donald Trump's election, some universities echoed with primal howls.
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They'd had enough of listening to him and the howls in response.
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I can hear the howls about the simplistic (and jingoistic?) "America First" ideas.
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That made his Valu drop precipitously, prompting howls of outrage on the Internet.
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The mostly uncontrolled influx drew howls of protest from nationalist politicians in Moscow.
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Grohl gets through every part of his vocal range: whispers, howls, rasping screams.
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This idea prompted howls of "price fixing" from the industry and conservative lawmakers.
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The comments immediately drew howls of blatant hypocrisy from Democrats and progressive allies.
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But will his shift quell the howls of protest from within the U.S.?
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Delaney of Denmark goes down with an arm injury and howls in pain.
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Chastened by House — and the howls of his audience — Johnson reportedly left town.
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Jackal howls are a bit like sirens, but softer and a little wobbly.
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In the opening essay, "A Tale of Two Dogs," she confesses to accidentally-on-purpose "losing" Max, her children's black Labrador — an overbred, neurotic dog who "howls long, shatteringly loud, Baskerville-caliber howls" and barks "psychotically," arousing the neighbors' ire.
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They think that understanding wolf howls could help improve wolf conservation and management programs.
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McConnell's unprecedented legislative chicanery has drawn howls of protest from the media and Democrats.
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CUP's acquiescence in deleting its own articles had prompted howls of outrage from academics.
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RAW, the crowd howls and whines and distracts itself with its own self-referential
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Amid howls of outrage in Germany, Mrs Merkel has yet to rule this out.
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In the distance, I hear strange howls and see the shadows of flying beasts.
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Many of Clinton's detractors on the left met these observations with howls of indignation.
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The mere sight of this character — the clueless tourist — brought out howls of laughter.
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It's stupid to react to every Trump tweet outrage with your own predictable howls.
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" The comment prompted howls from Democrats, including one who shouted, "You need your medication.
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Soon, howls of fatigue and frustration were filtering down through layers of jungle vines.
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Comments or actions that would have sparked howls from Capitol Hill now barely register.
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It's a strategy that other stars of his stature might soon adopt, especially now, when even the most minutely unorthodox comment from an interview lands leads to near-simultaneous howls of outrage (those howls sound like The Mummy screams, only with more growling).
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People pick up debris as Hurricane Irma howls past in Fajardo, Puerto Rico, on Wednesday.
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His array of growls, shrieks, grunts, and howls is unmatched, and he is never intelligible.
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The speech proceeded through multiple vows, blood oaths, and encomiums, interrupted by howls and cheers.
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Comments by one of them, Senator Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, set off howls from Democrats.
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But her galumphing howls also sound funny, too loud, faintly ridiculous, performative and self-flattering.
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Frustration becomes anger — a red face and loud, unfiltered howls that embarrass those around him.
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Loud, sustained howls fill the soundtrack, overwhelming the action and pushing it into high-drama.
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There's a steady, comforting whoosh of wind, coupled with the unholy howls of the motor.
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Another European airport that elicits howls is Luton, which claims, fancifully, to be close to London.
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Instead, they're heavy on gloomy, doomy tempos, shapeless howls, and thoroughly steeped in whispery midnight atmosphere.
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The next morning's sneak attack on the French, however, leaves him dead, prompting howls from Denisov.
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The howls of rage from Ms Rousseff and her allies have so far had little effect.
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The room was quiet except for occasional barks and low howls coming from cloth-covered cages.
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That, however, prompted howls of outrage on the right and ultimately helped bring down his government.
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The anguish, the contortion, the howls of pain have become an infamous part of the game.
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In a straight line, Lamborghini claims Huracán howls to 60 miles per hour in 3.4 seconds.
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Lamont howls across the parched landscape as broken waves of radio static slowly swallow him whole.
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Upon completion, the capacity crowd of more than 1,200 roared with applause and howls of support.
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In one feral moment, she stands outside, throws back her head and howls like a coyote.
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Every time Mr. Trump provokes howls from the establishment, his base cheers and gets re-energized.
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Sometimes a bottle pops on the curb and someone howls, the howl dopplering away down the lane.
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Her howls of laughter quickly transition into tears as the weight of her situation bears on her.
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If you pick Thor's house, your cozy evening will be soundtracked by the howls of wind outside.
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With the thump of a heavy beat and an explosion of cheers and howls, the pace quickened.
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The flood rises above their heads as the wind howls and floating cars slosh at the surface.
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There would be "howls of anguish" from the rich, the then shadow chancellor promised delegates in Blackpool.
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Five years, thousands of howls, and more than 1,700 babies later, Anderson's AI-powered translator is here.
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Stevens's "Mystery of Love" overlays the sound of the thundering water and the howls of the lovers.
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"I guarantee you there's no problem," Trump said to howls from the audience at the Fox debate.
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The hard-line policy has produced howls of condemnation from long-time critics of President Donald Trump.
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Her response was to burst into public howls of rage and lamentation, worthy of a Greek tragedy.
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Only now, these howls about viewpoint discrimination have the force of the United States government behind them.
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He has a voice full of extremely careful scrape and crunch, but his howls never feel unhinged.
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When the presidency is called for Donald J. Trump, she howls as if she's seen a monster.
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For environmental reverence, there was "Wolf Eyes," juxtaposing wolf howls with the sweetness of Mr. Winter's saxophone.
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The whispers morph into jeers, and the progressively, dangerously impatient crowd howls for the show to begin.
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At one facility, 110 adult orangutans languished in interlocking cages, shaking the bars and releasing occasional howls.
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"VARDY, HAND ME THAT NICOTINE PATCH, LAD," he howls, before chomping down an entire packet of Nicorette gum.
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Maria howls like Janis Joplin; gives us sexual authority à la Chrissie Hynde; and rasps like Courtney Love.
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Listen to Ritual Howls' "Scatter the Scars" below, and pre-order their new record Into the Water here.
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But he was ruled off-side by the VAR, prompting howls of derision from white-clad Iranian fans.
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The company also elicits howls from consumer advocates for its abysmal ability to protect user privacy and data.
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Listen to the echoes, whistles, and howls from outer space for yourself to get in the scary spirit.
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Somewhere not too far away, the white dog had howled all night until his howls sounded like wind.
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When the wind howls temperatures can feel far colder than -30°C (-143°F) shown on a thermometer.
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Simon Helberg, portraying her pianist, really makes the movie with his understated reactions to her off-key howls.
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It gave Werner just enough room to sing against himself, alternating between off-key howls and indecipherable shouts.
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The video was over a year old, but it elicited predictable howls from members of the dissed demographic.
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The title track clangs and echoes; Ms Tucker whispers, chants and howls the words as the song builds.
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Despite the howls from Mr. Trump and the Republicans, there was no widespread voter fraud then or now.
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He rattled off name after name, the favorites eliciting whoops and howls of approval from the savvy fans.
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"It was indescribable," she said, which prompted howls of laughter from the audience, also in New York City.
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Living within limits requires prioritization — and Congress inevitably howls about having to do this part of their jobs.
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The Browning Ferris decision provoked howls of outrage from the business community and their Republicans advocates in Congress.
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So the ever-louder howls that Biden ought to run for the Presidency haven't exactly come out of nowhere.
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This has brought on the usual howls of incredulity about how this could possibly happen in the 2200st century.
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European Parliament lawmakers voted in favor of a 40 percent reduction in October, drawing howls from the car industry.
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Sun then plays the the howls back to Kibo and records the cute doge singing along to his voice.
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But after the night out comes the night in, as the grunts and howls on "Christmas Lovin'" make clear.
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It's going to take more than the constant tearing of garments and endless howls of outrage to beat him.
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When he gets a boot to the teeth, he howls and claws at his broken nose and bloody mouth.
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Since their howls were first confirmed in the North Cascades a decade ago, wolves have prospered in Washington State.
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They came to games dressed as werewolves to cheer on my teammate Randy Wolf with howls, chants and dances.
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I have also viewed porn where the human spirit, removed from standard religious and moral constraints, howls in glee.
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West Ham still appointed him, despite howls of protest from its fans, to try to avoid the same fate.
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As the microphone moved farther inside the trumpet, the amplified overtones shifted incrementally, producing some dramatic howls of distortion.
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One has tripped the other acciden- tally on purpose and now the other howls as if singed with fire.
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But the howls of criticism and questions about ethical conflicts continued to swirl, and Trump buckled two days later.
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On the track, both Kelow and Uzi rap and give spirited howls through the warping synths and pounding drums.
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B. gets a little snippy with P. for no reason so I put her back inside, and she howls loudly.
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Facebook went to great lengths in 2014 to separate Messenger from its flagship app, to the howls of many users.
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That drew howls of protest from Verhofstadt and a handful of other MEPs, who asked Tajani to extend the hearing.
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"After Donald Trump's election, some universities echoed with primal howls," Kristof wrote, in a pitch-perfect impersonation of National Review.
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"Right now it feels like the whole world is against me / ever since the death of Pimp C," Wayne howls.
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Those who stormed congressional town halls to interrupt, on cue, with jeers and howls now want Robert's Rules of Order?
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Even Ryan's rather tepid denunciation of Trump provoked howls of outrage from some of the more extreme Republicans in Congress.
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Since then, a number of states have adopted tougher voting rules, to the howls of Democrats who consider them discriminatory.
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The video's pearlescent, marble effects and manipulation of images fit well against the song's steady drums and Reich's sharp howls.
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In another sense, Gander's poems are public howls that trace a luminous borderland where the self dissolves into the world.
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At the end of "One Minute," the only song featuring a guest — Kanye West — XXXTentacion howls in disorienting metalcore style.
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Howls of inhuman rage and screams of abject terror, on the other hand, may be just what the doctor ordered.
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But such readings could be facile biographical interpretations which Congo-the-pure-abstractionist might rebut with outraged howls and whoops.
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The transition to a shelter can be traumatizing, with its cacophony of howls and barking, smells and isolating steel cages.
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The firm may be forced to cut its dividend again, reckons Mr Winoker, which will produce howls of protest from investors.
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" That controversial comment drew howls of protest, Cleveland Cavaliers basketball star LeBron James decrying that Trumps comments "made hate fashionable again.
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Despite the predictable howls of derision to the contrary, a free market provides the best quality products at the lowest prices.
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Many also immediately provided their own theories or shared traditional stories from their culture on the origin of the hypnotic howls.
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"Getting rich is the easiest thing in the world if you know how to do it," Belfort howls to his pack.
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The news of her death was met with howls of grief and tears from the crowd of supporters outside the hospital.
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Senator Claire McCaskill, a Democrat, said there would be "howls" from Republicans if a Democrat described intelligence officials as Trump had.
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Many Ford owners were made to suffer the pains of Microsoft Sync, their failed voice commands indistinguishable from howls of anguish.
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When the pregnant woman is killed, he howls in pain at the loss of yet another child and holds Rocky responsible.
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Your vocals go from steady to literal frenzy featuring howls that register at a very low point in your vocal range.
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The World Health Organisation swiftly withdrew its appointment of Robert Mugabe as a goodwill ambassador, which had elicited howls of derision.
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That was followed by a rare slam dunk that elicited howls from the crowd and a big smile across Nowitzki's face.
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With higher prices come the predictable howls of protest from politicians — about everything from oil-producer cartels to Wall Street speculators.
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But fascination soon overcame fright, and the tears turned to howls of protest when his father tried to lead him away.
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The wind howls and bangs through the rigging of the boats docked two or three deep along the city's working piers.
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Harsh, echoing howls and strident drumbeats offer depth and balance, but The Circle is far more summer rain than winter storm.
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FRED KAMENY, CHAPEL HILL, N.C. To the Editor: The howls of outrage over the Trump-Putin meeting strike me as disingenuous.
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A $40 toll for a new express lane on Interstate 66 from the Beltway to downtown Washington drew howls in December.
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The jungle is, for once, quiet — the chirps, the roars, and the howls have all been silenced by the overpowering heat.
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Yes, this king howls and rants and reviles, after being turned out by the daughters he assumed would always worship him.
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The move alarmed veteran prosecutors and led to howls of protest among Democrats, while Republicans mostly shrugged or offered mild concern.
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Sweat poured from his temples as the DJ pulled up the track, raised gun fingers and animated howls peppering the air.
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"Most of the sounds in the song are built from wolf howls n' growls," said Gage in an email to THUMP.
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In the trailer for AHS: Cult, released Tuesday, Evan Peters' character responds to Donald Trump's 2016 election win with howls of excitement.
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To help keep cheer levels up among its furry temporary residents, the shelter is hosting its second annual Deck the Howls event.
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He texts back, "You mean tonight, boo-boo, clubwise?" and Corden howls so hard he looks as if he might pee himself.
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As races got underway on the weekday evening, howls could be heard from the greyhound quarters on the side of the track.
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Backed up against the holiday deadline, Pelosi reluctantly moved the Senate bill, to the howls of progressives on and off Capitol Hill.
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Bellows, howls, shouts, cries, hollers, roars, squeals, wails, and yelps conveyed dark shades of emotion for which words are simply too weak.
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Bug Gigabyte, the lead vocalist, howls through the electro-industrial set, never betraying a sense of disappointment at the near-empty room.
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The moves prompted howls from purists who felt the changes were not what course designers Bobby Jones and Alister MacKenzie had envisioned.
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"You raped me!" she howls, the subject of the sentence performing the action, the receiver of action likewise obvious, the verb strong.
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There would be "howls" from the Republicans if a Democrat were "trashing" the intelligence community like Trump is, Senator Claire McCaskill said.
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Its top scorer in the Champions League is Gonzalo Higuaín, who joined last summer from Napoli to howls about how Juventus overpaid.
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A spirited round of songs, sung in both English and German, began and was finished off by a chorus of wolf howls.
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From these howls of outrage, you wouldn't know that the Obama administration has vastly exceeded the deportations under President George W. Bush.
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While touring, we were treated to the impressive call-and-answer howls of Little Girl (a timber wolf) and Jake (a wolfdog).
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He threw his shoulders, sweat, spit and howls of agony and ecstasy about with the best of them, and felt quite brilliant afterwards.
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First, President Donald Trump declared April Sexual Assault Awareness month—to howls from those who recalled his own alleged record of sexual assault.
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The appearance of the Freewrite, a $20163 machine that does nothing but cloud-based word processing, was bound to cause howls of protest.
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The tempest stretches 10,000 miles wide (16,000 kilometers) and howls with winds of up to 400 miles an hour at its most extreme.
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The levies have also generated howls of complaint from the business community, which seems likely to persuade Mr Trump to carve out exceptions.
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Trump's barking-mad rhetoric served him well in the primaries, where he was able to get the GOP base to join his howls.
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Despite the predictable howls of protest, this budget is exactly the kind of spending package the president said he would deliver to Congress.
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Howls of outrage were heard from America's boardrooms and from Allergan investors, who lost $280 billion in 22012 hours as its shares sank.
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Despite howls of protest from the news media and fans, he is said to want Kurt Rambis back as Knicks coach next season.
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Members of Congress responded with howls of outrage, including from an expected collection of Republicans who have previously spoken out against the President.
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In a move sure to bring howls from some parents, Jell-O is making it easier for kids to play with their food.
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That baby might torpedo his or her parent's well-laid plans with multiple diaper blowouts, inexplicable fussing, an insatiable appetite or piercing howls.
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In its final act, the track winds down to a slowed cacophony of demonic vocals, howls, and distorted synths before fading to black.
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The woman does scream "as at apparition", fair enough—these are terrified, breathless, pained howls—but there are more than two screams here.
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With its sharp teeth, territorial howls, and an enormous appetite, the gray wolf is one of the fiercest predators in the Northern Hemisphere.
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I wish that at the end of the Judgment Scene, when their howls mark the opera's climax, Mr. Muti had really unleashed them.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Recently, I showed the film Fifi Howls from Happiness (21972) by Mitra Farahani to my undergraduate class.
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Fay Wray, the star of the original, is best remembered for her earsplitting howls of terror when she's in the big guy's clutches.
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The wind howls, the camera prowls, the sea roars and Eggers flexes his estimable filmmaking technique as an air of mystery rapidly thickens.
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The image of Ms. Griffin had provoked howls of outrage from Mr. Trump's supporters and critics alike when it first appeared on Tuesday.
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Occasionally, hoots and howls could be heard coming from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, where the CNBC interviewer was situated.
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If the president is spooked by those howls, a major tax measure that both the president and Congress have promised may never happen.
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"Die a Legend" is delivered with cold emotional clarity, and the howls of sadness and vitriol on "AI YoungBoy 2" are almost disorienting.
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"The fucks are at it again!" he howls, and I know what I'll be saying the next time the universe thwarts my plans.
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"Manning's clemency stifles howls over Obama's failure to pardon Snowden, keeping civil-liberties crowd & NSA+CIA+IC onside for war v Trump," WikiLeaks tweeted.
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Seeing storied Detroit brands like Jeep, Chrysler, Ram and Dodge handed off to a Chinese company would provoke howls among Trump's economic-nationalist supporters.
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"I have a question about a different Catholic named Paul Manafort," said a reporter in the back, dispatching the room into howls of laughter.
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A deal with Canada—the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement—attracted similar howls, due to the inclusion of measures that let companies sue governments.
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"Play very spooky music at your front door so it howls through the neighborhood," Stewart told PEOPLE at a Cricut and Michael's crafting event.
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Scrapping trade barriers unilaterally would draw howls from British farmers and manufacturers, just as abolishing much EU regulation would rile environmentalists, unions and consumers.
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An optimistic version of what happens next, apart from howls of protest, is that Europe makes a concerted effort to organise its own defence.
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On top of their music comes their deeply political message: one that howls for liberation, and rages against oppression in all its wretched forms.
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He clawed at the air, wrestling with the invisible waves of noise like a possessed conductor all the while holding sustained howls from beyond.
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The room's howls got more intense, even from those of us without dicks of our own, as ABC showed the replay again and again.
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He had to do it during a congressional adjournment, for there were howls of protest that his intent was to continue spy on legislators.
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Mr. Gantz's acquiescence to that demand — by nominating himself instead — prompted howls of denunciation in Parliament from his partners in the center and left.
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Amid the monotonous score and the chanting by the chorus (the director's invention), Ms. Bürkle drools and howls while trudging along the spinning disc.
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The pick drew howls from the minority Democrats, who accused the Republicans of neglecting a Catholic priest who had more support from the committee.
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None listened, none heard but we didn't care as long as our howls shaped the still air— we lived on the Isle of Sounds.
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Her attempts to rescue dad are intercut with sudden dreams of a Howls Moving Castle–ish realm where medieval hierarchy meets magic and advanced technology.
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Differentiating wolf howls with human ears can prove tricky, so researchers have turned to computer algorithms to suss out if different wolf species howl differently.
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England's attacks were panicky and sporadic, summed up by Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's hopeless hoof over the bar which brought howls of derision from the crowd.
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There can be a lot of drinking at these events, and howls of protest rise each time I decline a cocktail or glass of wine.
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The mode was killed off with a firmware update in 2011, drawing howls of protest from fans and occasional petitions seeking to get it reinstated.
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And when they do, stand by for the howls of righteous indignation about how Republicans are gaming the system to give themselves an unfair advantage.
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Rubber Room is characteristically manic and filthy, painful and primitive; it's all kangpunk chords, sleazy riffs, and ragged, reverb-soaked howls from beyond the grave.
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By late February, only 123 labs in five states were able to actually run tests, prompting backups that elicited howls of protest from state officials.
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But that prompted howls of outrage from people with disabilities, parents of special-needs children and older Americans (whose nursing home costs are generally deductible).
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As Crawford peers across the yard, she sees what appears to be Davis imitating Crawford's first scene in "Charlotte," as everyone present howls with laughter.
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These days, virtually any attempt at assigning responsibility and accountability at the president's feet — however factually and legally legitimate — is met with howls of outrage.
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At night, the family retreats to their basement apartment and howls over their good fortune; in scamming the Parks, they have grown closer than ever.
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A big push to revive the education reform concept would be very controversial in Democratic Party circles and evince howls of fury from the left.
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Negotiators on both sides have an incentive to avoid howls of protests from Britons denied summers in the sun and Mediterranean hoteliers left with empty resorts.
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But according to Kershenbaum, traditional methods of keeping them at bay—using fencing, shooting them down, or playing back howls of other wolves—do not work.
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In the future, the researchers hope that they will be able to locate where certain species are based on their howls, and tailor conservation methods accordingly.
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Kershenbaum cited the example of comparing the howls of endangered red wolves to coyotes (Canis latrans) with which they have a tendency to breed and hybridise.
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The band announced the record alongside a new single, "Can't Hold On," a doomful track that has Cole Alexander and Jared Swilley sharing howls about futility.
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In this very meta clip, this rottweiler watched a video of a German shepherd watching Zootopia, and the chain reaction of howls it sparked was priceless.
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Jeff Flake, the Arizona Republican, introduced a resolution on Tuesday that would roll back the FCC's privacy policy, drawing howls of protest from consumer privacy watchdogs.
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He will have noticed the howls of rage when he concedes a free kick, or a penalty, or loses possession in the middle of the field.
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Every decision David Fernández Borbalán, the referee, gave against the host team was greeted with disdain; every wayward pass, every wrong decision triggered howls of protest.
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Jeff Flake, the Arizona Republican, introduced a resolution on Tuesday that would roll back the FCC's privacy policy, drawing howls of protest from consumer privacy watchdogs.
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No one dares speak, the silence broken only by too-big army-issued boots crunching to a chorus of stray-dog howls and midsummer cricket chirps.
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One time, when Keith Hernandez, the Mets' first baseman, was batting, Harvey's calls of two balls and no strikes brought howls from Lasorda in the dugout.
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This is the sort of thing that brings howls of derision from the right, but that actual policy experts consider a valuable contribution to the discussion.
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Chau's unconstitutional arrest, however, provoked howls of protest in the National Assembly, which retaliated by delaying Thieu's signature Land Reform program for well over a year.
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And the more The Times howls about that choice, as with his other picks, that will only validate his opinion that it was a great selection.
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The biggest howls come from environmentalists, who want the closure advanced to help meet Germany's target of cutting emissions by 55% on 1990 levels by 2030.
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Nicholas Kristof Opinion Columnist President Trump resembles a Geiger counter: When he emits increasing howls, he is signaling that we're approaching some radioactive or explosive truth.
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Trump denied any involvement in the sentencing revision, but the turnaround drew howls from congressional Democrats, who called for the Justice Department inspector general to investigate.
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It is refreshing to read a novel that so frankly examines patriarchy, misogyny, homophobia, gender normativity and capitalism — especially one that howls so freely with pain.
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Ms. McCaskill said there would be "howls from the Republican side of the aisle" if a Democrat had spoken about intelligence officials as Mr. Trump has.
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In a single tracking shot that runs down West 17th Street, the pair howls profanities at each other like a blacked-out couple on spring break.
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Susan Collins: Israel should allow Omar, Tlaib to visit MORE returning to coach his daughter's basketball team under its "public safety" category, drawing howls from conservatives.
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I suspect that there would be howls of apocalyptic protest from the right and nominations for a second Nobel Peace Prize for Obama from the left.
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Onstage, she howls and cackles, chain-smokes, crows, seduces, falls to pieces, dodges objects hurled directly at her head, and hurls a few things back herself.
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Howls of protest have been appearing in German media against Draghi's testimony and a recently proposed plan to cap maximum cash payments in the fight against terrorism.
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Rodrigo Duterte, the president of the Philippines, drew howls of protest from feminists for kissing a woman on the lips at an event for overseas Filipina workers.
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Cute animal content is always a winner, but here's what sealed the deal: Over the howls and "a-weema-wehs" could be heard a very familiar chuckle.
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You may think of what the Fed did as a response to howls of laments that it was killing an economy allegedly verging on a recessionary relapse.
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Her voice howls like the wind through trees in the opening, and she even someone draws certain words out into far more syllables than they actually need.
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The numbers being jailed continue to climb (see chart, which shows named offenders), despite howls of anguish from officials high and low who fear being hauled away.
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Now, there is more self-preservation in his performance; he allows himself some clear-voiced high crooning and saves his most throat-tearing howls for peak moments.
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Scaling back the newly expanded Medicaid rolls has raised howls from Democrats and even Republicans like Senator Susan Collins who represent states that rely on Medicaid dollars.
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And Mr. Babcock howls even when he doesn't need to, which is probably why he developed a potentially career-threatening cyst on his vocal cords last year.
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Nikitin had defeated Michael Conlan of Ireland in the quarterfinals, a decision that produced howls of disagreement from the crowd and claims of match fixing from Conlan.
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Simultaneously, North Korea's government howls at the moon, insisting that the exercises are really a dress rehearsal for an unjust and completely unprovoked invasion of the North.
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Clinton has regained her footing by reverting to form: disparaging Mr. Trump, setting traps for him and amplifying his howls when he finds himself ensnared in them.
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As the culture moves further away from the conservative ideal — as women gain freedoms, minorities assert rights, same-sex marriage proves commonplace — the monster's howls grow louder.
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He made a big deal with "Chuck and Nancy" to keep the government running and pay for hurricane relief, ignoring the howls from his own alleged party.
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In "Eternal Womb," the singers began with some gnashing howls; by the end, they were collaborating on a quickening march that pivoted away from fields of anguish.
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Angela Bassett dances, howls and fights her way through this Tina Turner biopic, picking up an Oscar nomination and a Golden Globe win for her intense performance.
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Trump howls at the news media, not just because it embarrasses him, but because it provides an institutional check on his lies, incompetence and conflicts of interest.
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When the United States was awarded the rights to the 2300 World Cup, the decision was greeted with similar howls by some soccer purists outside North America.
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Speaking of New York City, the Internet erupted in howls of outrage last week over a law that permits only licensed kennels to provide dog-sitting services.
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His most famous live performance, as the closing act at Woodstock Festival in 1969, included a rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner" charged with the howls of war.
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Such a drastic move would surely inspire howls of outrage — and legitimate concerns about the huge power that the company has to set the terms of public debate.
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The Trump administration's proposal to open up waters off almost the entire coast of the United States to oil and gas drilling prompted howls of protests from environmentalists.
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After moderate Democrats revolted, Nancy Pelosi, the speaker of the House, had to concede defeat and pass the Senate bill over the howls of the party's Hispanic caucus.
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The administration's decision to try to discourage undocumented migrants from showing up at the U.S. border by separating children from their parents triggered howls of protest from Democrats.
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It's not even a book because he's still the FBI director, despite howls by the left that he resign or be replaced for almost costing Hillary the election.
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However, it brought howls of anger from unions, employees' federations and France's finance minister and within 24 hours Carrefour said Plassat would forego a chunk of the cash.
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In addition to searing surface temperatures, wind in the upper atmosphere howls at up to 250 miles per hour, carrying clouds around the planet once every four days.
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The video would consist of hours of silence punctuated by trips to the coffee maker and random howls of horror at how deeply sad my life has become.
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As he snaked and loped through space, those outcries, and the occasional snarl, punctuated Jocelyn Pook's onerous score, the inner animal concept taken a few howls too far.
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As the parade moved on, I could hear the distant howls from the queens, but even closer were the joyful shouts from my son, proudly waving our flag.
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Last week Tesla told some holders of Model 3 reservations that they would not get their cars until 5003, eliciting howls of complaint on Tesla online fan forums.
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The last time the Freedom Party joined the government, in 2000, howls of protest went up across Europe and tens of thousands of Austrians took to the streets.
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Attempts to create rules to avoid, say, crippling blocks and tackles have generally been met by howls of anguish from chickenhawk fans who cried out: don't sissify football.
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So may I humbly suggest that when a megalomaniacal leader howls and shrieks at critics, that is when institutional checks on that leader become a bulwark of democracy.
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Last week, House Republicans produced a tax bill that elicited howls of protest from realtors, homebuilders, small business advocates, officials from high tax states, universities, museums, and Democrats.
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Even more disturbing than one of the crimes described — and the near-constant background howls — is the convicts' willingness to bare their souls for the nosing-around camera.
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Even that halting coordination with the Senate's Republican leaders has prompted howls of outrage from Democrats, who say the efforts shatter the notion of senators as impartial jurors.
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I first heard this anecdote while standing in front of the work, which shrieks and howls into three dimensional-space, seven and a half inches from the wall.
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" At the band's Girlschool performance, Ward howls a line from her new album's title track: "I didn't mean to make your head spin — I have a lot to say!
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"She would say I have a stupid car and it takes up way too much of the garage and my dog's annoying because he howls too much," Adams explained.
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I listened to the howls and laughter coming from the living room and glanced over at Therese, smiling and sipping her beer in the cute way that she does.
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Were RUSADA to lose its accreditation again, so soon after being reinstated to howls of outrage from athletes and administrators, Russian sport would face the prospect of new sanctions.
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But if congressional authority is needed to arm the Fed with new bailout powers to rescue failing corporations, expect resistance from lawmakers and howls from Wall Street watchdogs. Sen.
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And New York magazine's recent exclusive interview with Soon-Yi Previn, Woody Allen's wife, was conducted by a longtime friend of Mr. Allen, to howls of dismay on Twitter.
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The chief switched his vote to save the law, over the howls of Republicans, including Trump, who blasted Roberts both at the time and during the 2016 presidential election.
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"President Obama's 21st Century Clean Transportation System", outlined by the White House to reporters on Thursday, drew predictable praise from environmental groups and howls of outrage from oil producers.
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Howls and roars and squeals greeted each dig: at L.A. targets like Scientology and at "La La Land" implausibilities like the mysteriously unguarded and gravity-free Griffith Park Observatory.
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Khalifa Sall, then Dakar's mayor (and no relation to the president), was arrested on charges of corruption in 2017 to the howls of opposition figures and human rights advocates.
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If, despite best efforts, the dog howls throughout the first leg of the flight, is the pet parent willing to miss the connection and drive the rest of the trip?
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Mr Trump did, indeed, mention the latest WikiLeaks emails and Obamacare, drawing howls of "lock her up" from the crowd and even some chants of "burn her at the stake".
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I wasn't at the event in person, but the howls of fellow journalists stuck listening to that could be heard reverberating around the world via chat clients and social media.
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The cries are now bloody howls; for Democrats, it's the fact that superdelegates, elected officials and other elites, can support any candidate they want, even if their states vote differently.
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Now, I can hear the howls of outrage and blasphemy from this side of the keyboard but West himself has said he's totally okay with another player becoming the logo.
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The Dallas News reports that, even after the city asked residents not to call emergency services, the 911 system received over 4,400 calls from citizens spooked by the sirens howls.
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And trade wars cut both ways: Retaliatory tariffs on American-made products from countries like China would prompt howls of pain at still strong domestic manufacturers like Caterpillar and Boeing.
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His wild, gasping howls for validation – screaming at the Network Rail night staff, the Millwall fans, whoever's working in WH Smiths, the deep and eddying abyss: I am a legend.
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If I could write sonnets, I would write one about Ms. Hahn, whose timing — she finds depths in that little pause before a joke crests — can turn laughs into howls.
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Across the Atlantic, Mr. Trump's performance drew howls of criticism from Democrats and an implicit rebuke from the Republican-led Congress, which unanimously passed a resolution supporting NATO without debate.
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The U.S. then proceeded to fire just such a once-forbidden missile off the coast of California into the Pacific Ocean, a stunt that provoked howls of protest from Moscow.
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Far worse was what I saw: the dead and dying, the dismembered victims and distraught survivors, the terrible screams of agony and suffering, and the howls of despair and rage.
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More than five hours into the hearing, Brady offered an amendment that made a series of changes throughout the bill, prompting a new set of howls of protest from Democrats.
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European Parliament lawmakers voted in October in favour of a 40 percent reduction by 2030 and an intermediate target of 20 percent by 2025, drawing howls from the car industry.
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The wind howls outside, but many turbines in Jiuquan, a city of vast deserts and farms in the northwest province of Gansu, have been shut off because of weak demand.
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Despite howls of protest from Republicans, Mr. Marston did not regain his office — and the investigation resulted in Mr. Eilberg's pleading guilty to a conflict-of-interest charge in 1979.
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Meanwhile, the California law puts pressure on Congress to act at the national level, as the business community howls at the prospect of complying with a patchwork of state requirements.
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Of the final film, Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times that "Childhood ends, this time forever, with tears and howls, swirls of smoke, the shock of mortality and bittersweet smiles."
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"Miss VerPlanck inadvertently showed another aspect of her singing when the amplification system disintegrated amid electric shrieks and howls and she abandoned the microphone for her final songs," he wrote.
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Zombie stars can also refer to the "mysterious glow of high-energy X-rays that [...] could be the 'howls' of dead stars as they feed on stellar companions," according to NASA.
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Perhaps one day we won't associate the ukulele with the howls of a thousand demons massing for the destruction of our souls and instead associate it with only rainbows and light.
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Ferg howls through the hook as the aggressive beat and bending bass pounds through while Lanez also delivers his usual sing-songy cadence, and a couple of subtle shots at Drake.
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The strategy of arming teachers has drawn howls from Democrats and gun reform proponents, who contend that more firearms in schools will simply put more students at risk of being shot.
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Then again, so was bear baiting, an amusement of the day in which a bear was tethered to a stake and set upon by dogs to the delirious howls of spectators.
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Still, the remark set off new howls of criticism, with Palestinians complaining that Mr. Friedman was representing the interests of Israel's right-wing government more than those of the United States.
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"Childhood ends, this time forever, with tears and howls, swirls of smoke, the shock of mortality and bittersweet smiles," Manohla Dargis wrote in her review of Part 2 for The Times.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House said late on Thursday that it cannot lawfully pay subsidies to health insurance companies under the Obamacare health law, prompting howls of protests from Democratic lawmakers.
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" His version of "Ol' Man River" punctuates a homage to Paul Robeson with anarchic howls; he tears into Clarence Carter's hit "Strokin'" and struts through Tom Waits's "Whistling Past the Graveyard.
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He can relay his findings to the bench, where players proceed with yips and howls and thumping of garbage cans to communicate to their batter that a fastball is a-coming.
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The futuristic guitar riff, the reverberating howls, that vibrating, alien-high falsetto — there's a reason why the internet is obsessed with how "Redbone" would sound in the bathroom at a party.
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In DeRozan's case, my idiot take-brain howls fraud based on 33 minutes of lousy basketball, because this is the postseason and it's put up or shut up time, or whatever.
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For example, returning home after nine months, Lorenz describes how Stasi first catches his scent, then howls deliriously for more than a minute before bounding and leaping towards him in frenzied excitement.
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Sheila went back and forth between drumming and strutting around the stage to sing Prince-esque howls and ad-libs into the mic, along with pulling off some of his classic moves.
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After being bombarded with dog howls and kisses, I let him out, do my nightly skincare routine, and read in bed for 20 minutes before passing out in our freshly laundered sheets.
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The vocals signal yearning and desperation through cleanly sung passages that crack with emotion, and echoing howls that bleed; the lingering, blue-gray atmosphere and forceful percussion drive the point home further.
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I can imagine – nay, I crave – a world in which my home voice-controlled robot howls in pain over and over while we discuss the vagaries of sound design and inside jokes.
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The result is a strangely melodic cacophony, all foggy guitars, harried tremolo, strangled howls, and whispery drums, with occasional appearances by eerie, bleating strings and an overall sense of dread and unease.
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They even agreed to set up a joint working group on cybersecurity, which must be prompting howls of laughter among the Russian hackers who worked so hard to infiltrate America's democratic infrastructure.
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Riding a surge of outrage from the #MeToo movement, the reauthorization debate is going to be a flash point with any opposition evoking howls of protest and accusations of racism and sexism.
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Frantic album opener "Depra" splices cold, bright tremolo and strangled, sporadic howls with a thicket of moody, melodic riffs and explosive percussion, setting an ambitious tone for the rest of the album.
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It was all the more striking because Mr. Trump has aggressively attacked the federal judiciary in public comments and on Twitter, drawing howls of protest from Democrats but little criticism from Republicans.
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The books were taken away in 2013 as part of the library's plan to replace the stacks with a new lending library, which drew howls from prominent authors, scholars and many patrons.
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In The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011), brittle digital noise is pushed to the foreground, resulting in electronic howls reflective of the intense, wintry cold of the film's remote Swedish setting.
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Chairman Brady released a revised version of his tax overhaul proposal in the 6th hour of the first day of debate Monday, eliciting howls from Democrats who called the process a disgrace.
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The bulk of Ranger's appeal lies in their ability to churn out pitch-perfect 80s-worshipping speed metal (piercing howls, shrieking leads, and all) without sounding stale, or derivative, or self-conscious.
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" The videos, each met with howls of laughter by members of the audience, capture what the lawsuit claims was "a time-honored Chapter tradition that builds unity by satirically and hyperbolically depicting brothers.
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It's reasonable to expect that by next March (or even after New Hampshire next February) there will be howls from the Democratic left demanding that the weaker of the two quit the race.
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The Federals had found me at my sister's, on the porch, scrolling through a holopad article about the rabid lemur that'd killed Justin Bieber Jr. "Furious George Howls With Delight!" read the headline.
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So Ms. Nettles howls on "O Holy Night," leans into "The First Noel" with dignity and fire, and brings sass to "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen," an ice-cool duet with Andra Day.
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President Trump's newly-installed Federal Communications Commission chief Ajit Pai moved to reverse several pro-consumer initiatives on Friday, including the agency's zero-rating review, prompting howls of protest from public interest advocates.
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The howls that followed Grenell's appointment to the position have given way to cautious optimism from some critics in the intelligence community who, for now, are giving him the benefit of the doubt.
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His performance drew howls of protests from Democrats and some Republicans, prompting John O. Brennan, who served as C.I.A. director under President Barack Obama, to suggest that the remarks warranted Mr. Trump's impeachment.
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Despite the howls of protest from some on the right, it would hardly be an undignified, unprecedented surrender: There was bad blood aplenty between Clinton and President Obama before he brought her aboard.
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ANTELOPE WELLS, N.M. — The Border Patrol's tiny base in the southwest corner of New Mexico is so remote that the wind howls through the surrounding basin where mountain lions still stalk their prey.
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It's an utter throwaway, tossed off because he felt like it, and the howls of disappointment it has been greeted with suggest only that critics were more invested in the album than West.
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Democrats said Trump's tweets were deplorable, given that the 3 million-plus U.S. citizens on Puerto Rico are confronting the kind of hardships that would draw howls of outrage if they affected a state.
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The USGA says it has heard the howls, listened to and consulted with players and is determined to get it right at Pebble Beach Golf Links when the first round gets underway on Thursday.
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Still, the slightest whiff of disruption will prompt howls of discontent in a week in which strikes on both London Underground and some national rail services into the capital are adding to the misery.
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I can now hear the howls of French "souverainistes" – a large segment of the society that is not limited, as some think, to small political parties, such as Debout la France (Stand up France).
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A couple weeks ago, Lagomarsino read my post about the Fuller House theme song, which included modified versions of the theme, removing everything joyful and pleasant, leaving a shell of demonic howls and groans.
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Her opposition to bidding for the 2024 Olympics — which she said was not a priority given the problems Rome faces — brings howls of protest from those who see the Olympics as a financial boon.
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You hear it in his bigoted wolf howls from the fringes years ago, the website he operated like a haunted hayride, the hip-hop-themed Shakespeare adaptation about gangs and pornographic descriptions of handguns.
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Senate Republicans moved ahead with the nomination over their objections, generating howls of protest from Democrats, who accused the majority party of running roughshod over the Senate's tradition of deference to home-state senators.
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The ringleaders of late 00s emo were fronted by iconic, hair dye-wielding singer Gerard Way—a camp, glam-gone-gothic figure who could switch from whispered confessions to blood-curdling howls in seconds.
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But if your pet howls when they're marking, or you see blood in their urine, it's best to get them to the vet to rule out a urinary tract infection or other medical concerns.
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This prompted howls of derision on Egyptian social media, because Mr. Sisi had served for years in a military known for generous salaries, rising to be head of intelligence and eventually the entire system.
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"I wanna change my clothes, my hair, my face / Man I ain't going nowhere, I'm just living in a dump like this," Mr Springsteen howls, as thunder booms above the council houses of Luton.
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But the Brexit babies comments were indicative of Mr. Johnson's proclivity for making outlandish, often-dubious, claims that lead to howls of public ridicule or outrage but for which he suffers no real consequence.
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Washington pardoned men convicted of treason in the Whiskey Rebellion of 1791-94 despite howls of protest from other Federalists, said Mark Osler, a law professor at the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota.
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By political designs, that step would seem to be aimed squarely at China, whose prodigious production of steel has flooded global markets with cheap product, bringing howls of protest from competitors around the world.
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The howls are a diversion from the actual crisis: the Justice Department's unprecedented contempt for duly elected representatives, and the lasting harm it is doing to law enforcement and to the department's relationship with Congress.
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Thornton's 1971 live performance of "Rock Me Baby," where she screams, shrieks, growls and howls to be loved more, to be loved harder, and to be loved all night, is liberation at its most potent.
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You can hear it in the rowdy "No Control," an expression of unbridled lust just as effective as anything on Mind of Mine: "Lost my senses, I'm defenseless / Her perfume's holdin' me ransom," he howls.
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In line with the howls of outrage, the play's producers called the secondary ticket market an "industry-wide plague" and asserted their contractual right to refuse entry to people turning up with a resold ticket.
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So when she politely asks Zeus to get out of the bathtub because it was time for a walk, Zeus threw a full-blown toddler-style temper tantrum, but with more howls and less crying.
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Photo by Megan Major Ritual Howls call themselves "country goths," which is a phrase that makes us think of John Wayne wearing a belt buckle that's a skull with snakes coming out of its eyes.
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But that announcement provoked howls of protest from conservative politicians and many others old enough to be the fathers of Triple J's audience, including communications minister Mitch Fifield, who is in charge of the ABC.
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Same if you know Kel Mitchell as a well-meaning but incompetent fast food worker, or Lori Beth Denberg as a hypocritical librarian who howls at children to be quiet while causing a constant ruckus.
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With her exposed belly sticking out, Nakadate stands in a field and howls out strange animal noises, taking discontinuity to a new and intense level: it does not add up, but somehow makes complete sense.
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The company repurposed two photographs from recent migrant rescue operations by staff members from the Franco-German charity SOS Méditerranée for an advertising campaign, drawing howls of protest that the ads were insensitive and exploitive.
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The result has been an impressive four-year run of initiatives that have aroused howls about a federal "land grab" from his Republican critics while assuring him of a lofty perch in the environmental pantheon.
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A shot of the Duchess of Cambridge wearing a glazed, far-off expression stirred up laughter; an abrupt zoom to the stony-faced queen, just after Bishop Curry finished quoting a slave spiritual, prompted howls.
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The shift away from federal courts in some cases resulted in howls of protests from defense lawyers that the S.E.C. was depriving their clients of important rights while giving itself an unfair home-court advantage.
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So why not make a song that's all disruption, all the time: faux horns, splashing water, pseudo-explosions, Auto-Tune howls, scraped-up yells, self-interrupting raps, raps that wait for the music to stop.
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The ideas are serious enough to have prompted howls from pharmaceutical lobbyists, who have issued apocalyptic warnings about "foreign price controls from countries with socialised health-care systems that deny their citizens access and discourage innovation".
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A young band called Starcrawler sprints through two-minute punk songs as their 18-year-old singer Arrow de Wilde howls like and moves like a Iggy Pop, if someone had stabbed him in the gut.
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" It's hard to imagine future generations not being haunted and spellbound by Cave's gravelly wails and ghastly whispers on "Loverman," the evil sneers of "Red Right Hand," or the ferocious howls of "From Her to Eternity.
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The move drew howls from Democrats, who accused Pompeo of undermining the role of the U.S. as a bastion of safety and human rights for the world's most threatened populations amid of host of international conflicts.
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Fabre's program, which would have focused on the "Belgian Spirit", was met with howls of protest from performing artists, and parties across the political spectrum who said the festival was Greek and should include Greek works.
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Toxic Holocaust, Inepsy, and Midnight are obvious reference points; ragged howls and howling leads dominate while the bass handles the heavy lifting, and tracks like "Within the Everlasting Hellfire" rumble in with a decidedly Teutonic stomp.
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If it were not for four women, Iago would be standing on a dark, empty stage at the Delacorte Theater this summer, swatting away mosquitoes, with his voice drowned out by distant honks and dog howls.
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Ahead of this weekend's party, Discodromo made us a spooky Halloween mix full of creepy synths and churning howls, and spoke to us about how Cocktail evolved into one of the favorite underground parties in Berlin.
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While every tweet Trump has issued on North Korea tends to produce howls of anger from the mainstream press, their content has actually been generally accurate and often quite helpful to the cause of restraining Pyongyang.
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They fended off specific accusations of wrongdoing with a variety of excuses, blaming everything from shirtless on-field modesty to terrible tattoos, all of which drew howls and scowls from players on the other 29 teams.
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"The left's howls of outrage over Rex Tillerson would have been the news of the day if Trump, a master media manipulator, hadn't used their own tactics to outfox them," the former GOP presidential candidate added.
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A federal appeals court panel wrestled Monday with how to handle two immigration-related legal disputes that triggered howls of protest from the Trump administration after district court judges issued nationwide injunctions to enforce their rulings.
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Teams for which there proved to be insufficient demand from students without unnatural acts of recruiting would, despite the inevitable howls of alumni, be discontinued while other teams might be started, given naturally occurring student interest.
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Amid the howls of preservationists, the building's owner, James Pi of JPK Associates, has applied to the city to raze the architecturally distinguished carriage showroom and construct a 26-story, mixed-use tower in its place.
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The FBI sent a letter to Congress saying that in a separate investigation of Weiner it had discovered the emails on a device the couple shared, a decision by Comey that elicited howls of protest from Democrats.
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Meanwhile the howls from regional officials who must house and feed the arrivals grow ever louder: last week a mayor bussed 31 Syrians to the federal chancellery in Berlin, saying his small town could no longer cope.
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"GET DELE ALLI IN HERE, HE MUST KNOW ABOUT THESE THINGS," he howls, before storming off in a cloud of expletives, muttering about self-service machines and how good, honest checkout staff are being replaced by robots.
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Swathed in a cloud of noxious little howls and echoes, Mr. Mthembu reveals the meaning of the album's title: "We possess the power to pray our own devils back to hell, back to the burning," he says.
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YOU NEVER KNOW what's going to elicit howls of outrage from Film Twitter; earlier this month it was the lack of promotion for a new movie by John Woo that had its premiere May 4 on Netflix.
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Facebook's enforcement of content restrictions already draws howls of censorship and "shadowbans," particularly from conservatives citing Silicon Valley liberal bias, despite the company's denials and the lack of evidence that politics, not violating behavior, plays a role.
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The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attacks, and Iranian social media were flooded with expressions of grief and worry, denunciations of the attackers' barbarism, and howls of defiance: the mood music of another pitiless jihadi attack.
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It's unclear if Trump knows the identity of the person, but even in public he has pressured the news media and his allies to release the name, prompting howls of objection from the attorneys representing the whistleblower.
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Netflix's lack of transparency about viewer information has been met by howls of protest by competitors, who say there is no credibility to the data that does seep out, because there is no independent verification or context.
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Violent howls, booming crashes, and scraping, snapping noise populate the expanse, the lyrics are utterly unintelligible but palpably wretched, and the overall result is utterly hellish in a way that only these two specific people can pull off.
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Along with Adam Devonshire on bass, guitarists Mark Bowen and Lee Kiernan and drummer Jon Beavis, Talbot howls through a set filled with hit-you-over-the-head lyrics about depression, grief, toxic masculinity, shit towns, and Tories.
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By enveloping myself within HELL's radium-bright notes, agonized howls, and ominous dirges, it's almost like I'm inviting the unthinkable… or the inevitable, depending on which side of the nuclear divide our current administration deigns to drop us.
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But in 2014, the Tony Awards Administration Committee abruptly announced the elimination of the categories, prompting howls of protest from Broadway sound designers and fans, and a petition to reinstate the awards that garnered more than 30,000 signatures.
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But that provision — along with an amendment from Lee to repeal a 2002 military authorization passed in the run-up to the invasion of Iraq — was stripped out during final negotiations in December, over the howls of progressives.
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Predictably, we heard howls of protest from Beijing about secondary sanctions, threatening U.S.-China ties — even as the Chinese use trade as a weapon against South Korea for deploying terminal high altitude aerial defense (THAAD) to defend themselves.
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President Trump's top telecom regulator, Republican Ajit Pai, on Wednesday announced his intention to dismantle US rules protecting net neutrality, prompting howls of protest from open internet advocates who vowed to mobilize a grassroots movement to fight Pai's plan.
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WHEN Melania Trump called for a gentler, kinder politics and an end to cyberbullying in a stump speech in Berwyn, Pennsylvania, on November 3rd, it prompted howls of derision and disbelief among many political observers, especially on social media.
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Her howls of grief when she finds out are the sound of the tattered social fabric ripping around her, leaving her dangling by the reluctant thread that is Christian, who no longer feels he can break up with her.
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Control Top's approach is a familiar one among protest-inclined hardcore bands: over breakneck tempos and guitars scraped raw, Ali Carter howls political slogans, analyses, cries of despair that almost approach the academic, yet feel rooted in everyday frustrations.
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The surging immediacy of standout track "No Blood Has Honor" dovetails with its anti-fascist message, raging against joyless ideologues as Grigg howls "Fear consumes / Fear controls / Fear belies your ambition," drawing out the words in a serrated gargle.
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A band who gets in front of a crowd of 20 like-minded individuals at a house show or a dive bar and howls about our racist, militaristic, capitalist society seem like the least likely candidates to overthrow it.
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Republican leaders this cycle broke the record for reporting the most closed rules in a single Congress, bringing howls from Democrats — and a number of Republicans — who want to empower more lawmakers to have a say in forging legislation.
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The group's last album, 2015's "Gone by the Dawn," is a sweet farewell letter; in it, the powerhouse vocalist Shannon Shaw swoons over "a Corvette that never comes" and howls about phone calls that came far too late.
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J.P. Turns out that Trippie Redd's ambient howls are as well suited to his usual spare, spooky love songs as to this thuddering, build-up-to-the-drop, largely edgeless club music by the Australian D.J.-producer Alison Wonderland.
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Both Republicans and Democrats reacted with dismay and howls of betrayal to the decision by Attorney General Jeff Sessions to renew tough federal enforcement of marijuana laws, illustrating the growing power both politically and economically of the emerging industry.
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Ms. Hüller, best known for her performance in the 2016 movie "Toni Erdmann," gets to show an even wider range, tearing through the role with bluster, rapture and anguish, emitting cries, shrieks and howls that are sometimes slightly comic.
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But the howls of protest are unlikely to amount to much in a Congress where lawmakers — many of whom once prized their spending prerogatives almost above all else — acknowledge their power to steer federal dollars has been severely eroded.
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House Democrats spurned an invitation by President Trump to a bipartisan lunch at the White House, drawing howls of outrage from Mr. Trump's team, while Democrats dismissed the steak-and-potatoes meal as little more than a photo opportunity.
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The move prompted howls of protest from Democrats and some Russia hawks, who accused the administration of going soft on Russia in the midst of the special counsel's investigation into whether the Trump campaign coordinated with Russia's election meddling.
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For a band like this, lyrics are crucial, and Vile Creature's are delivered in a menacing hodgepodge; guest vocalist Lauren Minnes' sweet, pure lines skitter and sway atop KW's and Vic's strangled howls and decayed growls that foretell darkness and reckoning.
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In a study published in the journal Behavioural Processes, a group of international researchers describe using machine learning for the first time to analyse 2,000 wolf howls gathered from both wild and domesticated wolves and their subspecies from around the world.
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"Turn my brain off / Do dumb shit / Get fucked, and die quick / Get lost, in the abyss" howls Fucked And Bound vocalist Lisa Mungo on "Party Void," a short, dark track midway through the Seattle hardcore band's short, dark debut.
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Ordinarily, an American president launching unilateral military action without United Nations approval or anything but pro forma consultation with allies would elicit howls of protest from the international community — doubly so, you'd think, if his name happened to be Donald Trump.
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"There is more self-preservation in his performance; he allows himself some clear-voiced high crooning and saves his most throat-tearing howls for peak moments," Jon Pareles wrote about Mr. Rose in his recent review in The New York Times.
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Bob Menendez could be faced with a decision only a novel few of his predecessors have been asked to make: resign following conviction in a court of law or hold tight to his seat over the howls of partisan objectors.
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The vocals scream (or, rather, roar) brutal death metal (with the occasional gang chants), but half the riffs scream black thrash, the other half wreak more death, the guitar tone is straight outta Sunlight Studios, and the rhythm section howls hardcore.
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If howls from other family members prevent you from doing that — and just disabling the Wi-Fi or Ethernet connection on your own computer is not enough to keep you offline — you have plenty of voluntary lockout software to choose from.
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Tweet something stupid, and it must follow as the night the day that Twitter will erupt with partisan howls on every possible side, right on up to the aggrieved tweeter in chief, who is clearly thriving in the Age of Outrage.
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In 1993, when Michael Jackson burst through the bespoke stage at the Rose Bowl and stood motionless for all of 90 seconds, the howls of more than 0003,000 fans washing over him, the modern spectacle of the Halftime Show was invented.
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The chief justice, a conservative nominated by Republican president George W. Bush, has drifted slightly to the left in recent years, drawing howls of protest from activists on the right who have complained that he has proved to be a disappointment.
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When his executive order putting Steve Bannon into the top circle of the National Security Council drew howls of protest, Trump got mad — because, Thrush and Haberman reported, he had not been fully briefed on the order before he signed it.
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" Over apocalyptic ska riffs and galloping hardcore choruses, Navarro howls, "Drinking water that makes you fucking sick / Left with no choice but to live like hostages / The rich politicians getting over on the poor / Rich corporations are waging class war.
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" And yet the end of the novel features a presumably autistic child pressed into metaphoric duty, when the same character, riding a New York City bus at dusk, watches a boy repetitively bouncing in time to "prelinguistic grunts" and "howls.
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The battle-hardened guitar tone whips up stirrings of honor, valour, and pride; a fine coat of crusty grime covers everything, as charging riffs and rumbling drums ooze with poisonous discharge and Rundquist's strangled howls and guttural roars claw through the murk.
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Devil Is Fine careens through a litany of genres—icy tremolo and harsh howls lead directly into a melodic death breakdown and blues singing, ritualistic chants butt up against neoclassical shredding, hip-hop beats boom-bap along under swollen strings and ululating vocals.
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An earlier GOP plan called for tax credits to be given to anyone who bought individual health plans, but that proposal had drawn howls from more conservative members of Congress who objected to the idea of rich people being given such a benefit.
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Along with reading to pets of the Humane Society, the visiting children also decorated pet-safe cookies, played with kittens and made toys and blankets to help all the cats and dogs feel cozy over the holidays as part of Deck the Howls.
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And in recent weeks, over howls of protest at home and abroad, it has jammed through one law, and announced others to come, that will give the party a nearly uncontested grip over the country's broadcasting system, including the top-rated television channel.
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"One of the things we all are used to in this business is dog whistles, but the thing that we're not used to, and I'm finding it very difficult to get used to, are the howls of wolves," said South Carolina Rep.
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Their harrowing howls, subterranean menace, and murky buzzsaws were the only things that came close to mirroring what it felt like inside of my head at the time, and helped me feel a little bit stronger when I thought I was anything but.
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First, consider that in the path to getting to this precise moment, howls of protest have been directed at conservatives who dared to question whether the various iterations of so-called repeal bills did, in fact, repeal ObamaCare (hint: they did not).
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Fox News has solved this problem - but through a jiu-jitsu trick where it simultaneously presents itself as a mainstream news channel (and howls like crazy when it is treated differently), while serving up a hot mess of ideologically loaded crazy. 5.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - An Australian state imposed a surprise tax on the country's five biggest banks, a move that comes on top of a new $4.6 billion federal levy - prompting predictions that other states could follow suit and howls of outrage from the sector.
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The pained howls are dark, ritualistic sounds of inhumanity, but there's a sense of the worshipful as well; at times, it sounds as though Hell's own choir was being dredged from the abyss to soundtrack the horrific, grimy feedback that Sutekh Hexen create.
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The President's naming of Grenell, who at the time was the ambassador to Germany, was met with howls from Democrats and criticism from intelligence professionals because of his lack of national security expertise coupled with his fierce partisan loyalty to the President.
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For all the triumphs of Trafalgar and Waterloo, the following years saw unrest and bloodshed, political agitation and howls of distress from the desperately poor, who often resorted to violent resistance to change as their old livelihoods were swept away by new technologies.
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The Louvre Abu Dhabi project — for which Abu Dhabi agreed to pay around 1 billion euros, or about $1.2 billion, to the Louvre and a group of other French museums — drew howls of disapproval from French art circles when it was announced.
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Their take on black metal is often lumped into the Cascadian narrative, thanks to the way their harsh, tortured howls and fluttering tremolo comes tempered with swells of post-rock drama and soaring melodies, but they're no Wolves in the Throne Room clones.
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The agreement, which has roiled Waco and drawn howls of outrage nationally, calls for the accused man, Jacob Anderson, 23, to serve three years of probation, pay a $400 fine and attend counseling; his plea may never show up on his record.
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In fact, entitlement spending has become so politically sacrosanct that even modest attempts to reform the system by, for example, enacting sliding age requirements to Social Security based on the increasing life expectancy of retirees, have been met with howls of opposition.
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Part of the Academy's proposed solution had been to streamline the presentation process by handing out four of the two dozen awards during commercial breaks, a move that produced such loud howls of protest from Hollywood that organization staged a rather embarrassing retreat.
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The delay drew criticism from both sides of the aisle, which grew to howls on Tuesday when the president amplified his initial judgment that "alt-left" counterprotesters bear equal blame for the bloodshed and that there were "very fine people" on both sides.
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George Miller delivers this blast of pure cinema with howls and laughs, snarling engines, shrieking guitars, death-taunting stunts, Charlize Theron's steely ferocity, Tom Hardy's velvety vulnerability, kamikaze war boys, a squad of runaway babes and a posse of gray-haired motorcycle women.
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Imagine their howls of moral outrage if Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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Faced with the president's abrupt declaration, which drew howls of protest from Congress and concerned phone calls from allies like Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, Mr. Bolton felt compelled to talk his boss into slowing down the process, these officials said.
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Their sound is guitar-based, bluesy in places and ballad-y in others, stuffed to the beaver teeth with Canadiana and sung with Downie's trademark growls, howls, yelps, and yells ... except when it's stripped down to just the essentials, the better to break your heart.
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" F.A.R.T. ACT DRAWS HOWLS MarketWatch : "The Trump administration has crafted a draft bill — ordered by the president — that would declare America's abandonment of World Trade Organization rules, according to Axios, which said over the weekend that it obtained a leaked copy of the proposal.
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If that makes no sense to you then odds are you've never seen Car Boys, Monster Factory, or Touch The Skyrim — a trio of YouTube shows published by Polygon and featuring the voices and gibbering howls of writers Nick Robinson, Justin McElroy, and Griffin McElroy.
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There's something viscerally satisfying in how unrepentantly gross Thick Spit is; its songs about blood clots, wet organs, and pulling out your own hair come spilling out of two phlegm-slicked throats, with Sami Kaiser's forcing out rabid howls and Zach Miller's propelling guttural roars.
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When Trump adviser Stephen Bannon, and then Trump himself, criticized the media for taking on the role of the "opposition party," and when Bannon said the media ought to "keep its mouth shut," the howls from the news industry were afire with indignation and outrage.
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The agency, set up in 2011 in the wake of the financial crisis, is a political lightning rod — the party platform Republicans adopted last week calls it a "rogue agency" that should be abolished — and howls of protest usually accompany any new rules it proposes.
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Many are arguing that in a year in which Congress has yet to send the President a major accomplishment, they are going to have to grit out the K street howls or face a grim reality: the return of Democrat Nancy Pelosi as House speaker.
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There's an omnipresent groove present, but it's an understated one; this is far from boogie-woogie weed jams or heavy-lidded stoner doom apery, even on the fuzziest tracks (like the distorted fog and wretched howls of "There Is No Help Coming," for example).
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Earlier restrictions on exporting weapons systems to countries involved in the Yemen war prompted howls of protest from Britain and France, since the presence of German components in many joint projects risked harming lucrative export deals with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
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Unlike the tortured Nirvana frontman, who took the stage in unwashed hair and thrift-store rags, grinding out three-chord howls of pain in an assault on the very concept of rock fame, Mr. Dando slipped too easily into the role of rock Adonis.
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The remark about America's lack of greatness earned howls of criticism and predictions of the end of his always-denied presidential ambitions — as well as some sniping from Mr. Trump's Twitter account — though it didn't seem to affect the outcome of the primary race.
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Biden has drawn howls from Oil Change and other activists for adding a former board member of a liquefied natural gas company on as an informal adviser and for attending at a fundraiser co-hosted by a co-founder of a natural gas company.
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Senator Lamar Alexander, Republican of Tennessee and chairman of the Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions, limited the questioning to one round of five minutes for each senator, prompting howls from Democrats, who noted that previous hearings had included two rounds of questions.
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In between, there was the "You ruined my childhood!" tantrum over the "Ghostbusters" reboot, and the blowback to "Star Wars: The Last Jedi," which -- by turning away from several of the more tantalizing threads dangled by "The Force Awakens" -- triggered howls that included calls for a boycott.
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American had drawn howls of protest from customers when it announced it was reducing the distance between rows of seats—"seat pitch", in industry jargon—on its new Boeing 7373 Max planes to 29 inches, compared with the 31-inch pitch on its existing 737-800s.
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Just hours after the news broke Monday that the alt-right provocateur would headline The New Yorker's annual festival, drawing howls of outrage and a threatened celebrity boycott of the event, the magazine's editor announced he had thought better of it, and hurriedly withdrew the invitation.
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These songs technically aren't new, but it is an absolute treat to be able to consume them all at once; I'm currently binging on guitarist Rorik's perpetually inventive riffs, drummer Brandon's propulsive percussion, and vocalist Madison's serrated howls and wistful whisper like they just dropped on Netflix.
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In them, Mr. Rose (replacing Brian Johnson, who is suffering from severe hearing loss), is seated, and while Angus Young moves around him doing his signature bent-over kick-shuffle, Mr. Rose howls to the best of his abilities, which, it turns out, are in strong shape.
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I can already hear the derisive howls at my being able to make that claim objectively: I am a "fracker," an executive at an investment firm that funds oil and gas shale development, someone whose own economic interest would be crushed by a national ban on fracking.
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That is why, for example, despite howls from the establishment and even members of his own team, President Trump was never going to cave on recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of the eternal Jewish state or renege on his promises to American coal miners and steel workers.
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And whatever theory you might abide by about how he is to be resurrected, the episode opening on his body being found in the courtyard as Ghost howls into the night could certainly fuel the idea of the bastard Stark son eventually warging into his direwolf.
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Apophenia cultivates a real feeling of immediacy—"Avarice" blasts and howls with palpable urgency, careening by so fast you can almost hear drummer Jacques Johnson's bones rattling—but hasn't fully abandoned its morose doom impulses, or a newfound penchant for smatterings of black 'n' roll grooves.
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The sheer depth of this music is stunning from the onset, when "Wound and Scar" ripples to life, its taut guitar lines of blackened doom midwifed by rapid-fire percussion and roiling bass, kicking into a more frantic tempo as vocalist Joy Von Spain dispenses vengeful howls.
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But the editor of the magazine, Waitrose Food, was not at all impressed by the idea put forward last week by the freelance writer, and he responded with a proposal of his own that led to howls of outrage and his swift resignation from the magazine.
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Language declinism is familiar territory for linguists whose research into the way languages evolve is frequently met with howls of protest from those who insist that things were much better in the old days, when people presumably knew how to spell and write with perfect grammar.
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LONDON — The impassioned speeches and howls of dissent from the backbenches, the midnight votes and archaic rituals of Parliament gave way this week to a quieter drama in Britain, as the anguished debate over Brexit shifted from the House of Commons to the country's Supreme Court.
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LONDON — The impassioned speeches and howls of dissent from the backbenches, the midnight votes and archaic rituals of Parliament gave way this week to a quieter drama in Britain, as the anguished debate over Brexit shifted from the House of Commons to the country's Supreme Court.
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Her fellow Democrats on the Judiciary panel were in the dark about the letter until a vague media report last week prompted Feinstein to share more details, sparking Republican howls over why she waited until a leak to the press before reporting the letter to the FBI.
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At the end of "The Birth of a Nation," as Turner is hanged and the crowd howls its approval, the camera draws close to the face, and then the quivering, liquid eyes, of a black boy who heard one of Turner's sermons, and later betrayed him.
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Samples, spoken word, and Lex's own tormented howls provide narration for the pitch-black dirges that blossom around them to form the backbone of Sunnata, an album the band refers to as "Neurosis worship" but know full well is a beast entirely of their own making.
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Total consumed: One Egg LT Bagel Two Sausage McMuffins One coffee Nutritional information Calories: 124,380 Carbohydrates: 124 g Fat: 70 g Sodium: 2,510 mg Protein: 60 g Day 4: The Breakfast Wolf Howls The next day, the sorrow in my gut had morphed into rage and aggressive diarrhea.
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The biggest drama of the day was fittingly provided by something that didn't happen: an official tweeted that Chris Grayling, the lacklustre transport minister, was being moved to become party chairman, provoking howls of disbelief from journalists before another official source tweeted that it had all been a mistake.
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Les Chants du Hasard goes all in on neoclassical grandiosity, shunning traditional rock instrumentation like guitar, drums, and bass altogether in favor of orchestral instruments, coupled with the kind of unhinged, emotive howls that helped characterize 90s black metal genre-busters like Ved Buens Ende, Fleurety, and Arcturus.
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When Iceland scored a late goal in its final group-stage match to set up a round-of-22014 game against England, Benediktsson's howls were so high-pitched and frantic that it sounded as if a wolverine had broken into the broadcast box and taken over the microphone.
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The release of the band's 2015 album Blood Sacrifice Shaman caught the attention of the global metal community; with its innovative, unique combination of Mongolian throat singing and traditional Central Asian instrumentation with thrashy riffs and guttural howls, Tengger Cavalry simply didn't sound like any other band in existence.
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Mr. Hetfield howls his tidings of looming catastrophe over a fastidious, fine-tuned thrust and roar; Mr. Ulrich's drums, Mr. Hetfield's rhythm guitar and Robert Trujillo's bass hurtle through riff after riff, fast and hard, behind Mr. Hetfield's muscular growl and Kirk Hammett's screaming, wriggling lead guitar solos.
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Mr. Sanders's steady progress in the primary contest has come amid widespread grumbling and occasional howls of alarm from the Democratic establishment, which views Mr. Sanders — a 78-year-old democratic socialist who has never joined the party — and his movement with a combination of fear and distrust.
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"The vast bulk of the Republican conference were elected on howls of protests against Obama's agenda, but governing is a very different skill," said Michael Steel, who was a top aide to former Speaker of the House John Boehner, and is now a managing director at Hamilton Place Strategies.
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Forest silence is a particular sort of sound, in that it sounds like death and living at the same time—the faraway howls, crunching leaves, chirping insects, and birdsong all swirl and fade into a kind of white noise that stops feeling like noise at all once you've grown into it.
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The mayor, in a news conference on Monday, emphasized that "no one is saying 'mission accomplished,' " and he acknowledged the "different realities" in some parts of Queens, where scores of plow trucks became overwhelmed during the storm and howls rose up soon after from elected officials over snow-blanketed streets.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES ➔ WOLF HOWLS: Comedy Central comedian Michelle Wolf prompted anger from the right and from some journalists at the annual White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) on Saturday night for her takedowns of Trump, the GOP and Sarah Huckabee Sanders, which were viewed by some as bullying and cruel.
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According to Sam (Bill Buell), the resident oracular old-timer, when the streets run red with blood, and the three-legged coyote howls, the ghost of the baddest man who ever lived in the area, Tumacho, returns to inhabit the body of one of the townsfolk and become a bloodsucking tyrant.
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The range has areas so remote that a 7-year-old boy, Marcos Rodríguez Pantoja, was said to have been lost there in the early 1950s after the death of his caretaker and was not found until 12 years later, living with wolves, dressed in animal skins and communicating in howls.
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It is too much to expect teams to play with the reckless abandon asked of them every weekend in league play and then slip down through the gears for the European matches in between to take a more sedate, thoughtful route — particularly when doing so is greeted with howls of derision.
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Mr. Trump's decision to revoke Ms. Pelosi's military transport drew howls of outrage from Democrats and some Republicans, and threw into disarray a long-planned trip by the speaker and senior lawmakers — including the chairmen of the House Intelligence and Foreign Affairs Committees — to visit American allies and troops stationed overseas.
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Even the nerve of some rich or visible African-Americans to protest that America, in its laws and in its police, has rarely been just to all has been met with the howls of a president who cannot tolerate that the lucky and the uppity do not stay in their place.
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All the hallmarks are there—Gagneaux's soulful baritone croon, urgent chords, unorthodox melodies, heavy Southern influence, and the strangely harmonious introduction of black metal elements like frosty tremolo, blastbeats, Satanic vibes, and ragged howls—but here, they sound newly purposeful, and gel beautifully, even where the band's earlier work occasionally missed the mark.
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And when on November 15, 2016, a week after the election, he portrayed Steve Bannon turning into a werewolf as he howls at the sight of an ascendent Trump-in-the moon, he perceptively plumbed the fear and loathing that gripped the majority of Americans who had voted against the president-elect.
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Still, Mr. Trump's brief remarks, tacked on to the end of a campaign appearance with military veterans at his new hotel in downtown Washington, represented a sharp reversal from a position he had publicly maintained, over howls of outrage from all but the far-right extreme of the political spectrum, since 2011.
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The sad fact, however, is that, as "Tully" proceeds, it tumbles into clunkiness, and there's a desperate unsubtlety to the improvement in Marlo's lot, as dramatized by a pair of musical montages: minus Tully, it's all fractured nights, explosive diapers, and howls; plus Tully, it's the gentle nursing of a peaceful babe.
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That sparked howls of protest from independent election watchdogs, as did his leading role in writing a provision that was quietly slipped into a 2014 year-end spending bill that allowed national party committees to accept donations of $97,400 per person to fund legal costs associated with recounts like the ones in Florida.
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Now, after an action-packed, bloody and surprising season 6 premiere, here are the eight biggest moments: Jon Snow is dead The episode opens with a long panning shot of Snow's now-frozen body and one of the more haunting things about it is the relentless, mournful howls in the background from Snow's Direwolf Ghost.
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"When I was watching a band and I was unable to fight off his hands paralyzed by the shock of forceful attention that I didn't want, is this just what happens at shows?" she howls later on the barn-burning call to action "How Do We Stop It," her voice shaking with unspent rage.
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Sunrot treads heavily at the crux between multiple ugly, noisy genres; their sludgy, industrial clamor borrows liberally from harsh noise and hateful drone, but makes plenty of space for riffs—lumbering, distorted things that pound away at your eardrums like storm waves on a vanishing coastline—and vocalist Lex's emotional, pushed-to-the-edge howls.
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During Ms. Yovanovitch's testimony, lawyers for Republican members repeatedly pressed her about whether she leaked a copy of her opening statement to the news media, prompting howls of protest from her lawyer: "Anything she would know about that, she would know through counsel, so she's not going to answer that," her lawyer said repeatedly.
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House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE's (D-Calif.) declaration that she is "not for impeachment" was met with defiance in some quarters of the Democratic caucus and howls from the instant experts on cable news.
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We've been plunged into a discussion of whether his howls of rage at a black woman are racist, particularly since they came at the same time he was calling other black Americans "the dumbest" or "low I.Q." Actually, we've already got so much evidence on the racism front that the tweets are barely a footnote.
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Popular far beyond the Halloween season, what follows is a brief timeline of the meme which refuses to die (and likely never will…after all, it's already dead): 90s-2000s: The Skeleton Dance 1996 saw the release of the 'Spooky Scary Skeletons' song, performed by musician Andrew Gold on a children's album titled Halloween Howls.
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In six deft lines, the poet skewers the avaricious and the wasteful, who (in Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's translation) are shoving great, Sisyphean stones at one another in an absurd jousting match: Here saw I people, more than elsewhere, many, On one side and the other, with great howls, Rolling weights forward by main force of chest.
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Prince yelps and howls lyrics about sexual frenzy, not an uncommon theme with him, and in the middle there's a guitar solo, but the hook is the focus, calmly and also ecstatically repeating over, and over, and over, working up a sticky sweat, savage lust just barely tempered by formal discipline in the heat of obsession.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCotton warns China: Crackdown on Hong Kong would be 'grave miscalculation' Congress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei MORE (R-Ark.), a close ally of Trump's, also knocked Democrats for their "howls of outrage" against the White House.
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When Gale howls, "The slumber of reason gives birth to all demons / A new battle takes form" on the album's title track, it's hard not to read it as a comment on how contemporary culture and politics have left us at a moment in history when logic is dead, and our nightmares roam rampant as realities.
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That will draw howls of protests from conservatives, as it will give House Democrats more leverage and provide a more pivotal role for House Democratic Leader Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhy President Trump needs to speak out on Hong Kong Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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The most fiercely defiant lyric you'll hear this summer comes courtesy of "Kiss Me When I Bleed," a track that pops up about halfway through this Vancouver punk band's sumptuous, savage fourth album: "I will give birth in a trailer/huffing the gas in the air," howls a defiant Mish Barber-Way, as a careening riff tailspins underneath.
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The National Center for Transgender Equality estimates that close to a third of transgender people in America live under the poverty line, more than double the national rate—and when Shane howls "Your love gives me such a thrill/But your love don't pay my bills," her performance seems tailor-made for a population living hand-to-mouth.
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The melodic strains of lilting Gaelic sing-songs certainly made for more pleasant listening than the discordant Anglo-Saxon howls coming from the streets of Marseille and Lille, and so – by virtue of not beating each other about the head with barstools – Ireland supporters were praised to the heavens on both sides of the Irish sea.
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" She rocks them with "People Have the Power" ("The people have the power/ To redeem the work of fools"), periodically spitting on the stage, and Neil Young's "After the Gold Rush," her wavy silver hair hanging in her face as she fiercely plays guitar and howls, "Look at Mother Nature on the run/ In the 703st century.
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Though Barr noted that Mueller made no decision on whether to charge Trump with obstructing the investigation, the attorney general, in his four-page memo, revealed his own decision to absolve Trump of any allegations of obstruction, prompting howls from Democrats that the move was an effort to whitewash damaging information Mueller might have uncovered about the president.
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Nor is a vet visit fun for pet owners, who have to take time out of their schedules to shift their unwilling beast(s) into a room full of other unwilling beasts — hoping the howls of protest from the blacked-out cage in the corner aren't shrill enough to set off an answering caterwaul from their own misery crate… meooooooooowwwwwwwwwwl!
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Just look at Byron Coley's long-running Size Matters column—an endless treasure trove of hyperactive short-form howls about records that sound like "baby seals trying to escape from an icy slope that leads directly into the spinning blades of a rotary saw"—or Steve Barker's sequential encyclopedia of dub and reggae for prime examples of what critical, positive comment looks like.
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Despite howls that changes to policing would send the city spiraling back to the "Death Wish" 1970s, school crime is down and major crimes are down 9 percent during his tenure — with, the administration says, a 93 percent reduction in the "stop and frisk" tactics by police that long have marred the daily life of, in particular, young African-Americans.
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" Janis's star-making moment — in her pantsuit and kitten heels at the Monterey Pop Festival, she sang the hell out of the bluesy "Ball and Chain" and became a sensation — has also been written about many times, so George-Warren wisely focuses on the performance: Janis, "building gradually from her vulnerable alto, to soulful stuttering, to the cathartic climax's multitextured screams and howls.
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The day's debates stretched on for 14 hours before Chairman Jerry Nadler abruptly called an end to the session, prompting literal howls of protest from GOP members who saw Nadler's move as a way to get the vote on TV. Democrats blamed Republicans for the delay, saying they used the little power they have in the House to drag out the proceedings.
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Instead, Trump returned to the U.S. in a wake of outraged howls from allied countries, and amid news reports that his top adviser tried to subvert U.S. intelligence agencies with the help of a Russian spy, and the top Republican foreign policy guy in Congress said the president's first trip abroad was "executed to near perfection," while GOP leaders shrugged off Kushner's mind-boggling improprieties.
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The arrangement is still in its early stages; rather than entering one at a time on each verse, Starr's drums and Lennon's acoustic guitar are present early on, with Harrison's tossing in a few tentative electric fills just before McCartney tackles the anthemic coda — which he gamely sees through for three and a half minutes with full-throated vocal runs and Little Richard howls.
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As a unit, Indian was absolutely punishing, and just as ugly, mean, and confrontational as I remember; with lips curled and eyes squeezed shut, guitarists Will Lindsay and Dylan O'Toole traded off corrosive howls, Ron DeFries dug into the low end, anchoring the agony, and Mark Solotroff of Bloodyminded and Anatomy of Habit held court in a corner of the stage, unfurling peals of anxious noise.
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If they stopped flights between Britain and Europe, they would face howls of protest from influential flag carriers such as Air France-KLM and Lufthansa of Germany—which would risk losing their valuable take-off and landing slots at London's Heathrow Airport if it took longer than five weeks or so to reach a deal—as well as from Mediterranean hoteliers left with empty resorts in the summer.
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So on Wednesday he filled the gilded, mirrored halls of the Hôtel de Ville, Paris's city hall, with the scratchy howls of Deep Purple, and amid it all focused on … doodles: hand drawn pen-and-ink sketches by his studio that consisted mostly of feathers and plant fronds, with the occasional peacock eye winking in for good measure, reproduced in what seemed to be their original Bic shades.
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Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffTrump's legal team huddles with Senate Republicans Three legal scholars say Trump should be impeached; one thinks otherwise Poll: 46 percent of voters say Trump's Ukraine dealings constitute impeachable offense MORE (D-Calif.), the cautious and taciturn chairman of the Intelligence Committee who conducted the process with an iron fist over the howls of Republicans claiming the president has been subjected to a partisan witch hunt.
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According to the NGHWDF, there are roughly 300 New Guinea singing dogs remaining in the world, living in zoos, private facilities, and private homes, and they're known for their high-pitched howls, which they will perform in chorus with one another, and sometimes for several minutes at a time: The research into these amazing dogs is ongoing, and a scientific paper on the discovery is expected to be released in the coming months.
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Their contribution here, "The Ditch," takes the form of a 20-minute ride down to hell while showing off the band's dynamic range; sure, there's tons of sludge, doom, black, and death metal afoot, but a prolonged, moody gothic passage peeks through near the song's end, and the faintest metallic hardcore influence sneaks under the surface (particularly in vocalist Kenny Snarzyk's howls, which at times sound like like a zonked-out Cursed).
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Reports that Trump in a July call pressured Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky to investigate former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE and his son Hunter Biden are raising howls from Democrats, who are casting it as Trump's most egregious act in a long string of controversies.
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It has abundant horsepower and abundant torque on tap in any gear, and even if you aren't busting toward the legal speed limit — testing the 0-60 mph dash of 3.5 seconds or tasting the top speed to 190 mph — you can always do that Lambo thing, making use of the the paddle shifters and the manual mode, wringing unholy engine howls and whines from the V8 while tooling this two-ton beast around at mellow velocities.
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It has abundant horsepower and abundant torque on tap in any gear, and even if you aren't busting toward the legal speed limit — testing the 0-60 mph dash of 3.5 seconds or tasting the top speed to 190 mph — you can always do that Lambo thing, making use of the paddle shifters and the manual mode, wringing unholy engine howls and whines from the V8 while tooling this two-ton beast around at mellow velocities.
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Suggesting that he would now alter his position brought howls of protest from his conservative supporters and his primary opponents led by Senator Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE of Texas who charged that Trump used his hard line immigration policies only to secure the Republican nomination.
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In "The Dressing Room," a poem about this first encounter with the inner workings of McTeer's craft, Coleman bears witness to her shape-shifting from ordinary citizen to extraordinary performer: She throws her head back and guzzles a Diet Coke, turns up the volume on her stereo and curses, howls sways her weight from one foot to the other the room getting smaller and smaller and the air suffocating The poem ends with McTeer walking out of the dressing room and into the zone of the play.
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In fact, he is given another shot at murder, when Rocky travels to Russia to fight him on Christmas Day (Rocky IV is a Christmas movie, change my mind), but somehow overwhelms a man six inches taller than him and on steroids by just getting punched in the head for 15 straight rounds, and at the end Rocky, wrapped in an American flag and beat all to shit, howls "IF I CAN CHANGE, YOUSE CAN CHANGE" into a feedbacked mic, and the whole of Russia rises to its feet and applauds.
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Steve Scalise (R-La.) and Cathy McMorris RodgersCathy McMorris RodgersLawmakers deride FTC settlement as weak on Facebook Overnight Energy: Fight over fuel standards intensifies | Democrats grill Trump officials over rule rollback | California official blasts EPA chief over broken talks | Former EPA official says Wheeler lied to Congress EPA head clashes with California over how car emissions negotiations broke down MORE (R-Wash.), had also voted against the Sandy package, as did almost every GOP member of the Texas delegation — opposition that drew howls from Northeastern Republicans who felt spurned, then and now. Rep.
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" '"GLOW" Recap: Channel Flipping' [Vulture] Vulture's recapper for the series, Kenny Herzog, enumerates the ways in which this bizarre episode pushes the show's plot forward, including: "Rosalie's aforementioned enter-stage-right and its attendant, ensuing repercussions; a chance for Arthie to finally layer Beirut with more than just terroristic howls (sharing your hospital candy with Sam apparently goes a long way); a vivid illustration of what Sam meant when he complimented Ruth as 'an idea machine'; and some clarity on how they were going to compensate for Ruth's (and hence, Zoya's) prolonged in-ring absence (i.e.
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I find myself middle-aged divorced lost In the forest dark of my failures mortgage & slack breasts It's hard to admit nobody wants to do me anymore Not even Virgil will lead me down to his basement rental Take a look at my firstborn son Who put me on three months' bedrest For whom I bled on the emergency room floor Who declaims his device sucks Stabs holes in his bedroom wall Complains his ATV's too slow Who plots to run away to join terrorists He'd rather die than do math And the little one ripped From my womb in the surgery room I pierced my nipples to unblock her milk Who pours lemonade on the floor for skating Howls in rage cause her cake isn't pretty Carved No Mom on her door with scissors Who says, No fence but you're kinda fat She'd rather die than wear underpants Virgil, hey!
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