After all, it was designed to withstand nuclear war, not just the puny huffs and puffs of politicians and religious fanatics.
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It's a stick-burner that huffs and puffs outside the recently expanded Rolling Rib, which now has an adjacent dining room that seats 20.
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Now recovering, Stossel tells PEOPLE he is already back to playing beach volleyball in Central Park (though he admits he huffs and puffs a bit because of the surgery).
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Evangelicals are now loyally nodding along even as Trump, following this month's deadly neo-Nazi rally in Charlottesville, huffs and puffs on a dog whistle aimed at his white-nationalist supporters.
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Emerald City, in particular, huffs and puffs to set up an ultra-complicated political conflict between the Wizard, the various Witches, the nearby kingdom of Ev, and a whole host of free agents.
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The hardest reality for Trump is this: No matter how much he huffs and puffs about the investigation as a "witch hunt" or a "hoax," Mueller and his team won't curtail their operations.
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For a town that vigorously huffs and puffs about cybersecurity, it was still quite shocking to see the flat-footed reaction of the political establishment after the DNC discovered it had been hacked.
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So he huffs and puffs and makes a big show of leaving this timeline ... only to go out of his way to set things right with the President so he can stay in this timeline.
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The movie "huffs and puffs right off the bat, expending a lot of energy to tell you this isn't your father's, or your grandfather's, Robin Hood movie," A.O. Scott wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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The movie "huffs and puffs right off the bat, expending a lot of energy to tell you this isn't your father's, or your grandfather's, Robin Hood movie," A.O. Scott wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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Instead, as is his way, Mr. Trump huffs and puffs away on issues that have finally bubbled up to him from the ever-growing cesspool of online anger, especially the truly ludicrous idea that Silicon Valley does not like conservatives.
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To contrast, "Robin Hood," directed by Otto Bathurst from a script by Ben Chandler and David James Kelly, huffs and puffs right off the bat, expending a lot of energy to tell you this isn't your father's, or your grandfather's, Robin Hood movie.
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This show is as predictable as it gets, with Nolan having to prove himself to his training officer (Afton Williamson) and the watch commander (Richard T. Jones), who think Nolan's mere existence on the police force might be endangering the team as he huffs and puffs along.
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Thumping his chest, he huffs and puffs about Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's lack of stamina.
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Dave Kehr of the Chicago Tribune gave the film one star out of four and wrote, "When Altman goes wrong, he usually goes spectacularly wrong—as in 'Quintet' and 'Health'—but this time he has just gone glumly, crushingly wrong. 'Beyond Therapy' never builds up any genuine energy, direction or swing: It just huffs and puffs and eventually hyperventilates."Kehr, Dave (April 24, 1987). "Altman's 'Beyond Therapy' is beyond hope".
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" Varietys Phil Gallo wrote: "In the first episode, House of Payne rolls through a collection of stereotypes and characters familiar to TV auds. ...It's old-fashioned in structure, sets and characters. Despite having his name in the title, Payne is straitjacketed into a straight-man role; the saving grace is the grumpy father figure Chester as Davis huffs and puffs his way through the unnatural dialogue. As the mother Ella, Cassi Davis is all exaggeration—from the bug eyes to the girth—and she isn't given the material to make her character either outrageously humorous or poignantly comforting.
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The song received widespread critical acclaim from music critics; many compared it to a Prince composition. Entertainment Weekly called it "insidiously, almost obscenely hooky: a slithering riff on early-'80s Prince with a monster synth line." Rob Sheffield of Rolling Stone stated that "The superb Prince hommages, "Try Sleeping With a Broken Heart" and "This Bed," are experiments that pay off big, submerging Keys' pipes in unabashed 1980s synth cheese." Andrew Burgess of MusicOMH referred to it as a "fever dream", citing it as a "standout moment" while Clover Hopes of Vibe magazine praised the song as "instantly timeless" and described it as a "gorgeous drum-powered exercise in vocal discipline (with its whispered huffs and puffs) that deals with the loss of a man's mere presence".
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