And yet the prototypical quarterback is bigger than Murray, the better to see and throw over his hulking offensive linemen and the equally hulking linemen on the other team.
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Lucas Giolito, the Nationals' superb prospect, is a hulking man.
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Are there riches to be found in its hulking wreckage?
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The hulking pads that once engulfed players are mostly gone.
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From the start, his baggage was heavy, his obstacles hulking.
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The hulking Renato Augusto comes on for the silky Coutinho.
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These hulking chunks of ice are usually easy to spot.
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He wore a hulking ring carved into a menacing skull.
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Offer electric buses and some still choose hulking Chevy Suburbans.
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A hulking content apparatus could push this storyline to critical mass.
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Atlas, the hulking humanoid robot from Boston Dynamics, now does backflips.
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But the price to pay this laptop's excellence its hulking size.
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You won't even find these hulking apparatuses in kink-catering stores.
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Even hulking linemen seem eager to bust an end zone move.
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His hulking Yale Art and Architecture Building in New Haven, Conn.
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BERLIN — Berlin's hulking, disused Tempelhof Airport has a long, winding history.
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O.K., surely that hulking landmass to the right must be Harris?
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Blocks lined with squat rowhouses are interspersed with hulking high-rises.
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Like a hulking child, it has taught itself to solve a puzzle.
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These smaller drones look much less intimidating than their hulking Predator cousins.
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The hulking West Antarctic ice sheet has been worrying scientists for decades.
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His hulking hands wiped away tears as he sat on the bar.
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He picked up 12 standard lobsters and one hulking 20-pound beast.
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Soon we start talking with a hulking man in his early 20s.
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The hulking singer's story has more plot twists than an Italian libretto.
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Smith found a parking spot between two hulking R.V.s, their generators thrumming.
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Till Lindemann, Rammstein's hulking front man, has a deep and foreboding voice.
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It's like an architectural bully hulking at the bottom end of Manhattan.
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But where my husband saw a hulking obstruction, I saw only romance.
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Wherever we stopped, tourists ignored the nature and photographed our hulking vehicle.
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The hulking, tougher specimens harvested in the fall are around all year.
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We strolled toward the water, where hulking cranes rose in the background.
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It feels both massive and intimate, a hulking presence yet easily digestible.
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What clinched it was the hulking white prison that loomed in the background.
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The hulking, gray Hotel El Viejo y el Mar was closed for renovations.
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Cruise was considered much too small to play the hulking Military Police investigator.
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Four decades later, the hulking slabs of concrete still end in precipitous drops.
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The hulking skeleton cast made its debut as a permanent attraction on Friday.
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But Big Tech's hulking presence has been accompanied by tangible stress for communities.
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In London, it was a hulking electric power station (now the Tate Modern).
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Others snuggle nose to nose or with a hulking paw around their midsection.
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"Boatman" renders an oncoming rowboat in which a hulking ventriloquist's dummy smirks knowingly.
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A hulking pork shoulder is broken down and pan-fried with woodsy oregano.
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Where there was hulking concrete, there will be a view of Puget Sound.
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The cast was multiethnic, and sported diverse body-types, from waifish to hulking.
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Russia, the hulking neighbor to the east, was seen as the main threat.
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Russia, the hulking neighbor to the east, was seen as the main threat.
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Check out the video below, because it shows a hulking humanoid doing a backflip.
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Nate is the embodiment of masculinity for Jules — hulking, impossible, and still sexually alluring.
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The character Kake, a hulking beefcake in tight leathers, became the archetypal gay "daddy".
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Take Rostselmash, a hulking agricultural-equipment producer founded by the Bolsheviks in the 1920s.
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In the back of the facility lurks the green, hulking, three-story-tall shredder.
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The hulking metal viaduct casts a long shadow above Park Avenue and the neighborhood.
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At times, Never Look Away feels like a hulking, even unwelcome example of Vergangenheitsbewältigung.
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What's new in Mr. Beatty's field is a hulking 40-foot-long shipping container.
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This year Altuve ranked first, just ahead of Aaron Judge, the hulking Yankees slugger.
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She wears her own designs with hulking Fila sneakers as well as ladylike mules.
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There is even a hulking vintage air raid bunker with a restaurant next door.
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Catalina's owner, the chewing-gum industrialist William L. Wrigley Jr., liked the hulking mammals.
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Beasley, a hulking, brown French mastiff, played Hooch in the movie's odd couple pairing.
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I followed a wood walkway, past six hulking pine washbacks, into the still house.
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In a sport known for lithe athletes, Fernandez's hulking arms cut an unusual figure.
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Its hulking frame contains a 10-inch woofer, and it's powerful at 250 watts.
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Allan-Headley's Hammy is a hulking mass of animalistic desire, equally repulsive and attractive.
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The hulking backside of a bison stands in stolid restfulness along a sloping hillside.
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And though the hulking machine can carry 40,000 pounds, it navigates fields with balletic precision.
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Normally, presidents are photographed signing bills at the hulking Resolute Desk in the Oval Office.
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All Gavin could see of the pair was their shared shaggy hair and hulking shoulders.
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Kyrgyzstan itself used to be the democratic flower of Central Asia, surrounded by hulking autocracies.
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At a hulking 80 pounds, the block was unmoved by the force of the blade.
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Together, it's the sound of something hulking and dark, but also intricate and pointedly detailed.
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Greenland's hulking glacier and the Arctic Sea ice are now marked by their rapid melting.
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The other piece of information is a mysterious hulking structure against a blood-red sky.
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The hulking black building seemed to absorb all the light unlucky enough to touch it.
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Also, they are both hulking athletic marvels who will be swinging at 60 MPH meatballs.
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"It's time they learn the news," he said, leaning his hulking frame against a jukebox.
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K has been sent out of town to confront a hulking replicant named Sapper Morton.
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The hulking brick barracks, now deteriorating, overlook Gardiner's Bay and the Hamptons to the south.
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Hulking gray-hulled warships bristling with missiles are not menacing one another at Vanguard Bank.
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Among the hulking Stalinist blocks of Warsaw's city center, skyscrapers—Axa, Deloitte, MetLife—shot up.
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Mr. Lopez is flanked by the expected comic foils: a hulking sidekick, a persnickety neighbor.
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Everything seemed bound up in these two hulking figures and their pull of one another.
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Every now and then, the trunks of the two species twined into hulking, wondrous masses.
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Seattle plans to tear down the Alaskan Way Viaduct, the hulking, elevated road through downtown.
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He can think circles around any hulking politician, and he moves as fast he thinks.
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He is a hulking thirty-one-year-old, with a full beard and watchful eyes.
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A short walk away is the hulking Consulate General of the People's Republic of China.
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He had 2,600 in Iowa's hulking Mid-America Center — largest crowd of the caucus season.
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It consisted of a hulking, ruined ventilation tower with smashed glass windows and broken brickwork.
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The hulking structure has already created a fair amount of controversy in its short existence.
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According to the NL Times, the hulking ship almost sailed away on its own last month.
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These hulking otters of yore would have fed on large shellfish, crushed between their powerful jaws.
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Unlike those hulking machines, the Electric Jukebox is something that you can hold in your hand.
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It was a giant stuffed black boot, attached to a hulking, life-sized Santa Claus doll.
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A pair of protesters dragged Yaminne, his face still covered, away from the hulking military truck.
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We meet a sprightly gray bunny who burrows into the territory of a hulking, lonely bear.
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And of the few objects that Neuwirth suggests be realistic, Toole's hulking manuscript is bafflingly off.
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They arrived at the Diplomat Towers, two hulking apartment buildings off the Saw Mill River Parkway.
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Mies was a solid oak tree of a man, hulking in stature and pithy in wisdom.
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On this day, one of them was hulking over him as he did the bench-press.
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Hulking and black, they were perched side by side on a rock like bloated chess pieces.
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In wealthy neighborhoods like Bel-Air or Beverly Hills, spot the hulking trees lining canopied streets.
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From the factory, one could see the hulking, rusting slabs of an unfinished high-speed railway.
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There were adorable joeys as well as hulking males the size of a full-grown human.
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He, in turn, saved my virtual, green, hulking self from laser gun fire on multiple occasions.
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And in the 20 years since, SNL's hulking, emasculating impression of her has aged pretty poorly.
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There's something hulking and sinister about him on screen that just makes the bad-guy thing work.
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In the Industrial Revolution, the static, hulking machines required humans to fundamentally change the way they worked.
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First we have Juggernaut, the hulking Icebox inmate who teams up with Firefist to cause some havoc.
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"They already have enough coming," CEO Thomas Ingenlath says of customers who want the pricey, hulking things.
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When hulking metal humanoid Eric was built in 1928, it became known as the UK's first robot.
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The film encourages the viewer to erase the distance between our heroic characters and this hulking vehicle.
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Either way, the Blaze is a big, hulking thing that never went unnoticed by people around me.
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But it's not the kind of hulking metal with heavy joinery that may initially come to mind.
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When challenged by one another, these hulking behemoths of the tech sector more often fight than flee.
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Famous for its hulking peaks, shaky bridges, and deep caves, Zhangjiajie is China's first national forest park.
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And this gas giant has a volume that's a hulking 700 times that of our own planet.
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The hulking industrial complex had been used for storage as well as some manufacturing, Captain Leo said.
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We took the dried berries and dropped them into a hulking mortar and pestle to be hulled.
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I paced, peering at the airport police by the entrance and the hulking armored truck just outside.
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The center of the action is a woman who caresses the hulking beast of a horse's snout.
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The steady stream of hulking ships is emblematic of Fiji's popularity, and a major source of income.
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But on Friday he was defeated easily in the second round by a hulking challenger — Bear 409.
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And for decades, one bantam-sized tailor has outfitted more than his share of hulking hockey stars.
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In a third, solar beams radiate over a hulking warehouse or office building, practically dissolving its outlines.
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As hulking collectivized farms failed, the government seized grain from peasants who were accused of hiding supplies.
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In 1972, he was played by a stoic German shepherd, and in 1997, by a hulking Leonberger.
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Dangling high in the air, the machines look like insects against the hulking 400-foot-long ship.
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Around Calais, the hulking brick skeletons of abandoned lace factories cast shadows over modest, low-slung houses.
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For one thing, Will Reeves, while athletically built, is not the hulking figure described by Hollis Mason.
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When the shipyards closed decades ago, many of the hulking warehouses and factory buildings were left deserted.
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Or perhaps football in Wales is doomed to remain forever overshadowed by the hulking figure of rugby.
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Once we surfaced to encounter a hulking submarine not more than a few hundred meters from our location.
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By the time the motorcade approached the new Trump hotel, the President was back in the hulking car.
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The other owners apparently refused, putting Ms. Blamey in charge of the hulking white elephant from the '80s.
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The newest additions to the hulking structure were carbon turrets, ready to shoot down any intruder on sight.
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Burzio (Booth 25) has a hulking Italian table made around 1600 for the Alessandri family's palace in Florence.
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Sony's WF-1000XM3s have excellent noise cancellation and charge via USB-C, though their case is rather hulking.
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Somehow, the youngest Skarsgård's brother has figured out how to be skeletal and hulking at the same time.
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And, much to the chagrin of many viewers, its silent, hulking form appeared in segments throughout the night.
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Many are hulking arms with rotating joints and interchangeable tools that can weld, stack, paint, assemble, and more.
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And in photos, the 488's hulking side vents looked out of proportion to its otherwise classic grace.
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Instead of a hulking monster of a machine squatting under your TV, you have this slim, white box.
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Demolition was slow, given the buildings' unusual structure; an aerial photograph on display shows an "empty hulking shell".
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Driven REMEMBER the late 1990s, when hulking sport utility vehicles began appearing in large numbers on our roads?
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Major facial hair, hulking frames, Frankenstein's-monster windups, and demonic intensity became the attributes of the closer persona.
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Kyle Sinckler, a hulking forward, started at a London state school that didn't even have a rugby team.
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Psychlos are hulking, wiggy humanoids with citrine eyes, and Terl is maybe the baddest bitch of them all.
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Police officers sought refuge from the sweltering heat in doorways, and firefighters rested on their hulking red trucks.
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But these are really just small parts of a much larger forecast that is slowly hulking toward fruition.
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The hulking creature that opens the door (an unrecognizable Boris Karloff) would scare anyone back into the monsoon.
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The young woman onstage is nervously glancing at the hulking Cookie Monster, who is standing way too close.
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Benioff, 55, settles his hulking frame into his modernist leather chair while splaying his paw-like hands wide.
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The filmmaker had developed his own, superior virtual reality camera, a hulking, custom-machined contraption with 16 GoPros.
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The pint-size lawyer and the hulking former movie producer walked past flickering cameras and scores of reporters.
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A Southern family gathers for the birthday of its hulking, boorish patriarch, Big Daddy, and unravels into chaos.
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With his hulking physique, chiselled abdominals, and million dollar smile, Anthony Joshua is a blue-chip sponsor's dream.
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Betsy's house looks like a compound of multiple unfinished parts, and nothing about its hulking facade really gels.
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IN A country led by the weak and wobbly, a hulking figure from the past looms larger than ever.
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And these hulking great beasts looked wonderful on PS2, and PS3, contrasted against the blandness of what surrounded them.
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Environmentalists say the hulking facility continues to taint the air and water and harm the health of nearby residents.
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Austin, Patrick and myself got together this afternoon to discuss the hulking behemoth of the moment: God of War.
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Of course, the couple has a son, and that son grows up to be played by the hulking Momoa.
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The hulking riot police, armed with Kalashnikovs, dwarfed and outnumbered them, and shoved the protesters around at any opportunity.
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Nearby, Drew Powell, who plays the hulking menace Butch, is ebullient, hugging cast members and generally playing against type.
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Sony's hulking 10-inch Trinitron from 5803, one of the biggest consumer CRTs ever produced, weighed over 2580 pounds.
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The company that built the aircraft denies this: Why exactly the hulking balloon bounced off the ground remains unclear.
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Drill deeper, however, and you'll find that this desire rarely extends to actually carrying a hulking big camera around.
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Russell Crowe is Jackson Healy, a graying, hulking brute who's paid to beat people up and not ask questions.
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She could barely make out the grimy, hulking frame of the coal plant, the R. Paul Smith Power Station.
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Rolling down the window of our hulking S.U.V. taxi for the mustachioed guard, I felt a flash of anguish.
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But there's something delicate, almost spectral—despite the hulking thisness of the symbol—about that piece of hanging landscape.
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There is still no consensus about what to do with the hulking, deteriorating Pier 40, at West Houston Street.
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Hulking robots make for good cinema but aren't accurate representations of how AI can and does do harm today.
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Ultimately, Mr. Parisi sees the alternative — leaving a hulking eyesore in the middle of town — as the greater risk.
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Also, taxibots are, in many ways, less expensive to purchase and operate than the hulking metal masses of old.
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In the first scene, Daland's hulking ship is tugged onstage with ropes pulled by a male chorus of sailers.
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The entire multimillion-dollar electromechanical apparatus that swivels and steers the hulking instrument must be engineered to higher tolerances.
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He's omnipresent on defense: only DeMarcus Cousins, the hulking last line of the Kings' porous defense, contests more shots.
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For boys, more often than not, those images are of action heroes, soldiers, fighters, and men with hulking muscles.
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" The movements of its hulking, silent villain are accompanied by a piano theme that uncannily echoes that of "Halloween.
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In a cityscape that mutates as much as Manhattan's, we sometimes don't notice the hulking elements until they're missing.
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Navy blues and grays have replaced the bright blue and yellow sunshine logos that decorate the company's hulking stores.
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He turned his hulking body into a living canvas, onto which he transferred the wild contents of his head.
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Little girls on the beach leaned against the gales, and hulking pickup trucks wobbled on the rain-slicked roads.
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SHENYANG, China — The hulking, brown-brick industrial plants lining the roads were once the backbone of this gritty city.
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Later, Victoria Rose left a voice message on Justin's phone but saw no sign of her hulking brother outside.
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Hulking three-row vehicles are a chore to maneuver in the city, and most of them drink to excess.
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Hulking metal structures are scattered across its 1,600 acres, and weeds grow in the cracks of abandoned brick buildings.
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In the early years of Howard's career, his hulking physique, athleticism and jovial personality cemented him as a star.
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In the early years of Howard's career, his hulking physique, athleticism and jovial personality cemented him as a star.
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"It's this big hulking piece of wood, and he carried it all the way through town," Ms. Thornburgh said.
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Mezei was a hulking Czech defenseman who was projected to go in the first round of the 1999 draft.
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Relief seemed to present itself in the form of a hulking hardware store, with a lot offering ample empty spaces.
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During all this frenetic activity, his assistant Paulette Jourdain fanned the flies away from the hulking mass of putrid flesh.
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Twenty floors up in a luxury midtown Manhattan studio apartment, a hulking piece of furniture sat pressed against the wall.
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In the meantime, however, the heavyweight champion is now someone else, a hulking, sulking menace who appears invulnerable, George Foreman.
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Certainly, the age of the big, hulking CPU which handles every workload, no matter how big or complex, is over.
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Yes, like the hulking cyborg from the future who will not stop when it comes to fulfilling his murderous goals.
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The next room in the exhibition is dedicated to the 20th century, where the robots loom large, hulking and shiny.
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The hulking Master Mummy is slow and wide, making him an easy target, but blessing him with correspondingly huge fists.
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Now a hulking crane and dozens of workers are installing a compression ring that will support the 4,500-tonne roof.
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This hulking fish was apparently thrown back in the water after Brewington snapped a couple of photos and weighed it.
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Not even PigBot, a hulking tank that excelled at not budging an inch, was able to resist fierce Taetay's wedges.
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The startup found success by embracing stereolithography (SLA) printing, a technology that was previously the realm of hulking, industrial printers.
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The telephones featured in the The Sopranos make the show feel dated — big, hulking communicators that make surprisingly effective weapons.
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In a world that cherishes gadgets that keep getting smaller and lighter, the Fluance Fi70 is a big hulking WTF.
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In a really active scene, how do you balance that hulking movement with moving quickly enough to make combat exciting?
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Hulking nose tackle Dontari Poe is one of the toughest interior linemen in the game to keep a body on.
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A few follow-up strikes later, and the hulking French prospect was being peeled off his foe by the referee.
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In Lagos' smartest district, the hulking shell of what was supposed to be a Meridien hotel testifies to the trouble.
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He includes hulking ruins, giant robots, and the decaying remains of the future amidst the countryside of his home country.
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TANGSHAN, China — The hulking, white-and-brown buildings of the Songting Iron & Steel Company stood silent one chilly February afternoon.
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The 812 GTS carries the same hulking powerplant as the Superfast, a 2018 Business Insider Car of the Year finalist.
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In fact, most mobile data traffic travels through smaller networks like Wi-Fi routers, not those hulking cell towers outside.
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Mr. Vest took in the view of Times Square: the lights, the billboards, the tickers, the hulking buildings, the people.
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The hulking frame of a ship hangs above, since crossing the lake is a daily and, during storms, treacherous activity.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - The Starbucks Reserve Roastery in Shanghai stands as a hulking symbol of the company's Chinese ambitions.
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The Bachelorette's season 12 hulking villain Chad Johnson eviscerates platters of deli meat and gnaws on whole, raw sweet potatoes.
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The hulking retailer accounts for 60 percent of the company's capital deployment, but only generates about a third of profit.
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Herald-Sun cartoonist Mark Knight's image shows a monstrous, hulking depiction of Serena Williams stomping her racket into the ground.
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The day's first mission: Guide their ship through the locks to free a hulking westbound freighter marooned on the ice.
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The physical structure of Ben Abeba resembles a hulking spaceship from an old television show — simultaneously futuristic and charmingly outdated.
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Finally, he brings out the grand finale — a big hulking metal basin: Amazingly, baristas didn't seem to bat an eyelid.
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It will also test out a harpoon technology that could capture hulking satellites with a spear attached to a string.
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The hulking Swede, who now sharpens his tools American Top Team, is slowly emerging as a real contender at 205 lbs.
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Then we came around the corner, and sitting in the valley in the sunset was a hulking, rusted-out metal ship.
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Watching the animated, hulking Zorn lumber around the live-action world can be fun — think of how Who Framed Roger Rabbit?
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The first time she met Lt. Jason Margolis, a hulking figure with big eyes and sagging cheeks, he seemed friendly enough.
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After the ball is fumbled or ushered off the side of the pitch, the game is restarted among the hulking forwards.
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Just pop it up, place your smaller smartphone inside, and it will be held just as securely as a hulking device.
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When you have an insane amount of topping choices, you might not want to commit to a hulking six-ounce patty.
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"Good evening, ladies and remaining gentlemen," Meyers began his monologue, immediately tipping his hat to the hulking elephant in the room.
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The $703 Bluetooth speaker is as big as your parent's oldest television set and weighs in at a hulking 81 pounds.
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Inside an 80-foot-tall chamber on Lockheed Martin's Denver-area campus, backgrounded by red-rock ridges, stands a hulking spacecraft.
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The world needs jesters, or at least hulking beasts with googly eyes who live out extravagant slapstick routines for our pleasure.
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Stojanov was a hulking winger who went seventh overall to the Canucks in the 216 draft, one pick behind Peter Forsberg.
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With the help of a trainer, he bulked up his arms and chest, giving himself a deliberately hulking, top-heavy physique.
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North Korea's mystery ship The United Nations banned a hulking cargo ship from ports across the world for alleged sanctions violations.
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Lorne Ahrens, known to his buddies simply as "Meat," was a hulking officer recognized for his work on a drug squad.
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Too young to catch the joke, Ms. Cline, now 27, believed for years that the hulking complex was really his home.
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Taking place largely in a grim and hulking Dublin tenement, it offers no illusions of heroism, and plenty of human folly.
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The ship was only four months old, a shiny, hulking infant with 20 decks and a fuel capacity of 985,603 gallons.
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Saint's Jack-7 was a hulking bruiser who needed to keep JDCR's Dragunov boxed-in and preferably stunned on the ground.
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He faced those heroes off against huge, super-sized villains—like Venom, a hulking symbiote he co-created with David Michelinie.
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Despite its hulking size, this breed is actually very gentle and kind, and any Leonberger will give you its whole heart.
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Bigger than the planet Mercury, Titan is a hulking mass with liquid hydrocarbon seas and a thick froth of nitrogen atmosphere.
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Even Werfel himself, who tells readers he is shorter than his elfish guest, appears as a hulking monster in the illustrations.
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He remains consigned to a small cell inside the hulking gray jail where he has been since his arrest in November.
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That's when both hulking men heard a verdict that didn't satisfy them, but nearly guaranteed a rematch of this exciting showdown.
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In the days since Epstein's death, reports of mistakes and mismanagement behind the walls of the hulking Manhattan facility have emerged.
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Marjanovic is a fast-talking, 7-foot-3 fan favorite whose hulking presence can only increase his fellow Serbian's comfort level.
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In an era in which hulking enforcers roamed the ice alongside the league's top stars, Semenko was one of the toughest.
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You can't simply throw around hulking abstractions like "lies" and "fear" and "terror," expecting the reader to mistake speechifying for wisdom.
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It is a hulking, sprawling network of buildings with nearly 230,260 beds and 10-foot-wide corridors a city block long.
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The showrunners also expanded the roles of memorable but fleetingly seen characters, like Mad Sweeney (Pablo Schreiber), a hulking, luckless leprechaun.
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Kasuga's RPG infatuation also occasionally causes him to view regular human enemies as distorted, hulking monsters, much to his friends' confusion.
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When you think of what NFL players eat, you might imagine hulking athletes tearing into juicy steaks and scarfing fattening food.
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She found that they were always too big for her; hulking jackets and oversize pants were the norm in many restaurants.
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Notre-Dame's hulking, Gothic presence has long suggested that there is something mysterious and unknowable at the center of it all.
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The wooden structure — its unfinished exterior facing the gallery entrance — is a hulking presence in the small room, directing foot traffic.
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And that's been reported to me by them — they're walking down the street at night, big hulking guys are following them.
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To boot, WWE likes their babyfaces to sit in rest holds before hulking up, a style which doesn't really suit Nakamura.
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It could have been a set from a zombie movie, hulking forms emerging from shrouded subway stairs, wandering aimlessly into the light.
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Along the route, the riders passed a General Motors factory, a hulking structure of steel dropped in the middle of a field.
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After meetings and a working lunch, Trump and Kim were spotted approaching Trump&aposs hulking black limousine, adorned with an American flag.
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But it still gave flyers a sense that they were all in this thing—this hulking thing riding the air currents—together.
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Still, it was slightly thinner than the Google Pixel XL, which is a hulking 28 mm, so it's not the fattest option.
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First and foremost, the XS Max is a return to that big, hulking screen — now with a notch and sans home button.
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The hulking powerlifter began bodybuilding in his teens and had been training athletes, weightlifters, wrestlers and Olympic hopefuls in upstate New York.
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The messages would be buried at different depths, including at ground level, over the square-kilometer site, crowned with a hulking marker.
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Translation: Unlike so many hulking, entirely American pony cars, this Mustang will look as good in the turns as on the straights.
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Hulking metal monsters, controlled by people from faraway antennae that get addicted to the use of the robots, are attacking the city.
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Hulking, hostile and wildly unpredictable, he's like a wounded bear defending his lair who's forced to accommodate a pair of destabilizing interlopers.
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And the hulking speaker, with its more prominent camera, definitely ups the "creepy" factor a bit more compared with the smaller version.
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The EP9's design is thoroughly arresting: hulking wheels, a sleek physique, and a piercing face with headlights that look like slits.
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When the fleeing figures disappear, a hulking man wearing only red swimming trunks, a swim cap and goggles steps onto the stage.
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"Hi, Ivy," she said through her little smile, as if he were merely the hulking, nameless attendant who travelled alongside the patient.
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With the hulking Livingston Mall and two busy thoroughfares lined with stores, Livingston, an Essex County bedroom community of 30,000, where Gov.
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One hulking fellow, played by Gérard Depardieu, is first sighted sitting in a car, as an unidentified woman breaks up with him.
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That night, while Candace watched, I shoved the hulking thing across the tile, through our door and across the concrete parking lot.
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Roger Gross said he had been trying for more than five years to replace the hulking Binghamton's with a new floating restaurant.
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Some hulking brutes weigh over two tonnes, an intimidating presence which would be all the more so if they still had horns.
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Instead, the shoes and the hulking desk convey only an ethos of Thom Browne: the brand, that is, rather than the man.
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Hybridization is embodied in two works that couldn't be more different: Gilliam's hulking draped canvas and Alex Katz's "Edwin, Blue Series" (21960).
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Look at "Da Funk", for example—that big, hulking mid-tempo beat wouldn't be out of place on a Chemical Brothers album.
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This week, the National Academies of Sciences released the most thorough review yet of genetically modified crops — a hulking 420-page report.
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Inside hulking warehouses near Amsterdam's Schiphol airport in the town of Aalsmeer, Royal FloraHolland operates a flower auction and a distribution center.
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Gabe is equally hulking but more suited for flirting with his wife and telling embarrassing dad jokes than sparring with his doppelgänger.
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By early June, the installation looked nearly complete; a green crane lowered rows of barrels onto what was already a hulking mass.
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And as a Scandi-drama bonus, getting there will probably require crossing the Oresund bridge, the hulking, silent star of "The Bridge."
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The hulking operation makes many of the world's mega-cruiseships and has the capacity to build aircraft carriers and other naval vessels.
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Amazon's "hulking shadow" just won't go away, and it's only going to grow, according to a new note from Moody's Investors Service.
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His lot is lined with hulking Lincoln Navigator S.U.V.s, full-size commercial vans and muscle cars like Dodge Chargers and Ford Mustangs.
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Still, what to do about the hulking dog crate in the kitchen and the assorted chew toys scattered around the living room?
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The more-than-mini SUV Velar is a new entry-level model for the upscale maker of big, hulking trucks for rich people.
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Owners of the vacant, hulking 105-year-old building are planning to make an announcement about its future Monday morning, June 11, 2018.
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However we approach them, these hulking, tough, fragile, partially destroyed, persistently regenerative works go a long way toward embodying this troubled, electrified moment.
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Many of them are shuttled to the Crowne Plaza, a hulking hotel on the city's crescent-shaped beach flanking the South China Sea.
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I'd admired the hulking red peaks for a moment before I realized "they" were the very dunes I'd traveled this far to behold.
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While the hulking dad has been there every step and twirl of the way, he admits he didn't entirely feel comfortable at first.
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I'm sure you can't wait to take one of those big, hulking robots for a spin and make all of your neighbors jealous.
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This hulking all-in-one home audio system is designed to deliver surround sound without the need for satellite speakers or extra wires.
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Ikasaya says he hops into his hulking cryotherapy chamber—which looks more like something from a Doctor Who prop cupboard—once a week.
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Baldwin peered through the thuggish stereotype—largely media made—and saw in Liston, the hulking body snatcher, a troubled, complex and contradictory figure.
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This is Odysseus' cyclops, a hulking mass that plants its feet in the path and demands that the hero overcome it or die.
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CNN affiliate WAFB tweeted a photo of the wreckage with the hulking water tank torn in half like an a thin aluminum can.
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Judging by his hulking physique and goofy demeanor, it looks like Rob Gronkowski was the one who snagged it out of the air.
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The company's watches are big, hulking things, covering chrome with a kind of Swiss Army knife approach customary of its various other products.
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Caramanica opens with a story about hulking self-help "guru" Tony Robbins encouraging Kanye not to take his own life in early 2017.
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Its commander, First Lieutenant Haji Mahboub, a hulking man with a Freddie Mercury mustache, greeted us with tea and dishes of peeled cucumber.
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It was pouring in sheets by the time we returned our surrey, and a hulking ferry finally came to retrieve the drenched masses.
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SANDWICH CHAIN: JERSEY MIKE'S — Famous for its hulking made-to-order Jersey-style subs, Jersey Mike's unseated the popular convenience-store chain Wawa.
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He slapped it against the hulking concrete wall and climbed up, hoisting himself the last six feet because the ladder was too short.
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Samsung also had a hulking 219-inch version of the Wall, which frankly looks like the highest resolution digital billboard you've ever seen.
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They are hulking, swirling, monsters, primed to turn any decent nightclub inside out, and happily they sound just as great at home, too.
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It's a species that rarely speaks — "You haven't spoken to me in two days," a woman complains to her hulking partner — or socializes.
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Ms. Li works at a Chinese aluminum factory, the sort of hulking industrial installation that has helped set off a global trade fight.
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The ghost himself is a magnificently hulking spirit, all the more menacing after he's been doused with red wine that evokes dripping blood.
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He's hulking and bearded, and was big and hairy enough in high school that he could get into biker bars, no questions asked.
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TOMS RIVER, N.J. — The hulking figure lay on its side in the long grass, partially mummified by a tarp and some bubble wrap.
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One of the most surprising works is a hulking 1974 bronze sculpture by Joan Miró that looks like something made much more recently.
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At NASA, Mr. Suffredini spent a decade managing the International Space Station, the hulking, 2132-year-old research facility in low Earth orbit.
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On Sundays there's a lunchtime feast option, usually anchored by a hulking shoulder of slow-cooked lamb made with whole onions and oregano.
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The governor brought a hulking tractor-trailer with confetti guns, thousands upon thousands of rainbow-printed signs and a coterie of elected officials.
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I turn and walk along the crest of the Down, past a hulking hedgerow once clipped into a hurdle for horses, now overgrown.
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Like most Green New Deal advocates, Siegel believes decarbonization will be a process of designing a suite of policies, not one hulking bill.
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"This view was in the movie 'Body Double,' " Taschen, who was wearing a cape of a sweater and a hulking diamond ring, said.
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At one of Groundbirch's newest well pads, two hulking trailers hold thermal electric generators that power the batteries that run the pad's equipment.
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The dusty landscapes and hulking machinery stand up to their counterparts in the "Star Wars" films, and the strange animated beasts exceed them.
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In his hands, Afghan mantu (dumplings) are smaller-scale, almost demure cousins to hulking Uzbek manti, but still retain a touch of shagginess.
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Chinese news coverage of Mr. Meng's trial last year showed him as a humbled figure, gray-haired and overshadowed by two hulking guards.
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They looked almost delicate, with swashes of pink and yellow depicting the sunlight falling on flower petals, but they were big, hulking things.
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Throughout the early morning, thousands of similar deals were unfolding inside more than 212 hulking meat, fruit, vegetable, dairy and flower pavilions nearby.
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During a practice session overseen by Real boss Zinedine Zidane, it was clear that one thing stood out — Ronaldo's great, big, hulking legs.
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The Hulking, Retro Computers That Made Way for Your iPhone To James Ball, there's nothing quite so beautiful as a 200,24.4-pound analog computer.
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The Hulking, Retro Computers That Made Way for Your iPhone To James Ball, there's nothing quite so beautiful as a 4,500-pound analog computer.
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He wanted to dress up Indiana Jones or be like the hulking male action stars who were dominating the films of the early 80s.
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These hulking professional athletes may have tough exteriors and can potentially break you with one tackle, but they also can't resist a good pun.
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The hulking Ambassador sedan, once used by prime ministers and visiting heads of states, was long viewed as a car of the Indian elite.
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The Iraqi-Dutch artist has crafted a piece that echoes the worn stone of Jerusalem's religious landmarks by carving and sanding the hulking stone.
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This is how I find myself in Vauxhall, London, staring at a hulking white space pod that looks like something from The Fifth Element.
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The card's size is more impressive when you view it next to the rest of Zotac's hulking GTX 1080 Ti range, as seen below.
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It may also lead to a hulking legal bill: Under Cohen's terms, she accrues a $1 million penalty every time she violates the NDA.
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Then a woman stepped out of the smoke and in front of one of the hulking National Guard trucks, stopping them in their tracks.
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Except, that is, for the financial managers who suck profits out of companies and leave their hulking carcass by the side of the road.
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Giancarlo Stanton is 6 foot 4 inches and 250 pounds of hulking, baseball-smashing man ... and Tiffany Haddish says she wants EVERY. SINGLE. BIT.
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Fortunately, each bird has a special skill, whether that's being super fast or being able to explode or just being a gigantic, hulking brute.
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It's hard to keep hulking organizations like NASA and its subsidiaries streamlined and accountable, or to assert leadership without inspiring discomfort in your team.
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From personal, clitoral, and g-spot orgasms, to the repetitious fucking of hulking gods, the hidden power of our sex lives is still illuminating.
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Picture Bluto, Popeye's hulking nemesis, imperiling Olive Oyl time and again so our favorite sailor man could eat his spinach and save the day.
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Fifteen years ago, Mr. Muti taught Falstaff to a young baritone named Ambrogio Maestri, whose hulking physique made him a natural for the part.
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That is the average fastball speed for Syndergaard, the Mets' hulking right-hander, who throws harder than any other starter in the major leagues.
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This is a hulking poleaxe of a motor, a masterpiece of menace — a grand mechanism for taking gasoline and transforming it into staggering velocity.
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The hotel, a hulking block of umber red brick, was a bit dated but quite comfortable — and even had a Starbucks in the lobby.
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Video from a business near the crash shows the horrifying final moments of the hulking plane, a version normally outfitted to do weather reconnaissance.
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Saturday morning, another convoy of about 30 Humvees arrived, but the hulking vehicles are vulnerable in open combat to rocket-propelled grenades and mortars.
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By Design This blackened metal console has something of the hulking monumentality and elegance of a Richard Serra installation, albeit on a domestic scale.
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One of the hulking structures of McCormick Place, a large convention center, is just to the south of where the museum would be built.
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On Friday night, a hulking man entered a hot yoga studio in Florida's capital city of Tallahassee and posed as a would-be customer.
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Then with little warning, it quadruples in size and speed to create a hulking mountain of water with barrels that rarely have an exit.
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We have the same goal as front offices and we can relate easier to them than we do the hulking specimens on the field.
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Disbrow's action sequences are explosive, with hulking abominations reaching out from the back corner of a panel toward a helpless character in the foreground.
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Way over on the opposite shore, beyond the wind-kicked whitecaps, sat his adversary: the hulking, state-run oil plant and its failing machinery.
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The warehouse was nondescript, a hulking edifice of corrugated metal, but it was one of the most important buildings on the 400-acre lot.
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There are bars still frequented by dockworkers, and hipsters wear T-shirts emblazoned with the hulking white cranes that line the Port of Oakland.
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Watts had smothered Bella, 4, and Celeste, 3, before cramming their bodies into two hulking tanks of oil at the fields where he worked.
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For nearly a decade, Sudan lived in a 700-acre enclosure at the Ol Pejeta Conservancy, against the backdrop of the hulking Mount Kenya.
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Both of those characteristics more or less track with Tesla's Cybertruck, a hulking piece of in your face futurism ready to go beast mode.
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Calgary is an oil and gas town; the "I love pipelines" bumper stickers on hulking pick-up trucks are a constant reminder of that.
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Lamborghini is the latest high-end car company to report record sales in 2019, boosted by their hulking, powerful SUV's than traditional sports cars.
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So saving $2109 a day, for her trip to and from community college, past the hulking mills of Lawrence's industrial past — that meant something.
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As the trailer reveals, Nemesis (much like the hulking Mr. X in the Resident Evil 2 remake) has gone through a significant design upgrade.
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When the diminutive plaintiff finished her testimony, Judge Wapner saw the hulking defendant approaching her, and he unflinchingly instructed the man to sit down.
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The integrated spoiler on the hatch adds a sporty aspect, but it does nothing for the roofline, thanks to those relatively hulking roof rails.
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The Comfort, a vessel transformed from a hulking oil tanker into a 1,813-bed hospital ship, is one of the military's two floating lifesavers.
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Her retired Underwood No. 5, a hulking tangle of keys and levers, glistened black and chrome under a layer of dust in the storage room.
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Compared to the swooping architecture of other fine-art institutions, the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (aka Mass MoCA) is a hulking, big-boned anomaly.
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The overlap makes some sense: Origin PC makes hulking no-holds-barred systems, while Corsair has made an effort to craft some space-conscious builds.
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Looking straight down in the fading light, through a murk of green needles and hulking boughs, the forest floor is too distant to make out.
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I walked onto the boardwalk to view the building from the front, a hulking overturned U-shaped structure, the windows of every other floor dark.
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We all learned this at some point in school, when we realized Greenland wasn't quite the hulking beast of land mass we thought it was.
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Although businesses such as the rump of British Steel remain, the area resembles an industrial graveyard with a defunct steelworks as a hulking metal tombstone.
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They are still controlled by an IBM Series/211 Computer, a hulking old machine that's been obsolete in other contexts for more than three decades.
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Calls to ban cruise ships from the centre of Venice intensified this summer after one hulking liner crashed and a second had a narrow miss.
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That hulking drone, which stands 2 feet (60 cm) in height, is capable of carrying a 33 pound (43 kg) load, according to DJI's specs.
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At a hulking 255 pounds, he walks like he's chasing a fire, but stops every three or four steps because someone yells out his name.
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A couple of hulking costumes from Alien Vs. Predator (2004) that had been estimated to be worth between £20,000 ($26,033) and £60,000 ($78,099) went unclaimed.
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A lot's at stake: one big nasty old male, hulking larger than the rest, will win in the males' battles and mate with the females.
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Love it or hate it, if your interests or hobbies are even the slightest bit music-adjacent, the hulking specter of Guitar Center is omnipresent.
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Read on for tips, strategies and ideal maps/modes to help you suck less at using Overwatch's hulking, hammer-smashing meat-and-energy shield, Reinhardt.
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The two new models, called Freewheel and X52, are hulking big rigs about three times the size of Anki's standard Hot Wheels-style race cars.
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Next to the temple, 2000 mummified specimens — from hulking monsters to teacup versions — are enshrined in a dim museum, along with their croc-shaped coffins.
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A navy veteran, he stood beneath a symbol of Russia's might and glory: a hulking equestrian statue of the Empress Elizabeth Petrovna facing the West.
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The first thing you'll notice aren't the roads, which are evenly paved, but the hulking cream stucco structure beyond the roundabout near the airport exit.
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There it stood, like a hulking bully, on the final walk-through, and "when we called the guy, he just played dumb," Ms. Weingarten said.
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It's since become better known as a historic ruin or a "hulking 54-year-old relic of the World's Fair," as amNY once put it.
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Others, like the hulking 36,13-ton synchrophasotron magnet housed at the Veksler and Baldin Laboratory of High Energy Physics, are no longer in active use.
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When the company was founded, in 1975, the machines were known as microcomputers, to distinguish the desktop computers from the hulking machines of the day.
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As Haga stood outside the hulking, black bus of his team, Sunweb, he was largely overlooked by a horde of spectators behind a nearby barrier.
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The factory, with its 15 hulking concrete silos as tall as eight-story buildings, used to import bauxite ore mined from West Africa and Australia.
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The school's studios for graduate students in Fine Arts are now all housed under one roof, in the hulking former Pfizer factory on Flushing Avenue.
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Visit both buildings to explore contemporary art installations, interactive science exhibits and video works displayed amid the plant's hulking, well-preserved machinery (admission, 9 euros).
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Lilli earns some sharper comebacks in this version, and Fred's hulking demeanor is whittled down enough until he becomes a teasing thorn in her side.
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As hulking and imposing as the buildings it surveys, this book weighs seven and a half pounds, and its cover is flecked with abrasive sandpaper.
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One of the hulking, flightless birds — indigenous to Southeast Asia and Australia, with daggerlike claws on their feet — killed its owner in Florida this month.
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Looking through those viewfinders, you'd never know that happy brides like Deborah Furtado, of Brazil, were in fact posing next to hulking, graffitied cherry pickers.
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But with the hulking balcony, Mr. Rivadeneira's view would be partially obstructed and anyone who stepped out onto it could presumably see into his apartment.
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Hulking sheets of it are cut with millimetre accuracy using robot arms in room-sized enclosures bearing the brand of their German or Japanese manufacturers.
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As it happens, several of the men in thick blue overalls and white helmets who operate the hulking machine once made a living pumping crude.
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So instead of seeing the Bagelrito as just another attention-grabbing stunt, perhaps we should look past its eye-roll-inducing moniker and hulking dimensions.
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Until a hulking man in a black hood (Downey) appears, pulls out a gun, orders the teenagers out of the car and shoots them dead.
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Other companies would also have to develop smaller, more advanced reactors, meant to be easier to build than the hulking light-water reactors of old.
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Firms including ExxonMobil and France's Total spent freely, ordering hulking offshore rigs in the 2000s when oil prices approached and then exceeded $100 per barrel.
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The era of megaconstellations Telecom companies have long used satellites, but they've mostly relied on hulking satellites in distant orbits that carry exorbitant price tags.
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Three other families sleep on hulking inflatable mattresses that, when propped up during the day, block out the sunlight in the dining and living rooms.
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I'd stop short of comparing it to the hulking $2,500 Sennheiser Ambeo soundbar, but the TCL Ray-Danz sounds pretty damn good upon first listen.
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Some of the most ambitious — or foolhardy — projects are in disrepair, among them the hulking, triangular concrete office tower in Abidjan known as La Pyramide.
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The hulking chamber is large enough to have contained about 14 billion tons of ice — most of which the researchers say melted in three years.
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Wedged between the couch and a desk, it eats up a huge amount of space in the living room — hulking, honey-colored, reaching my shoulder.
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Earlier this month, he announced his presidential bid at the hulking plant in South Bend that stopped making Studebaker autos more than 50 years ago.
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Given the hulking barriers, the tangle of restrictions, and the pervasive hostility, traveling out of state is often the more convenient, and sometimes only, option.
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The hulking giant will provide Trump the showman with a dramatic $13 billion metaphor for his plan to boost the Navy's 270 vessels to around 350.
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Sharapova painted a shorthand cultural picture we have come to understand very well, in which a dainty white lady is menaced by a hulking black specter.
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And when CNN sent its reporters to investigate further, all they discovered was a "hulking eyesore" that was causing traffic rather than shuttling passengers above it.
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The nimble second baseman beat out New York Yankees' hulking outfielder Aaron Judge, who hit 52 home runs in his first full season in the majors.
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The script is irreverent, the characters are sarcastic, and Drax the Destroyer (Dave Bautista) generates laugh after laugh as the hulking brute with zero self-awareness.
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A soaring ballet in which four men on inline skates use sound guns to bounce a hulking fat man over a force field, again and again.
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It has a wooden top and matte-black finish that puts it miles ahead of the hulking cast iron monster in the corner of my apartment.
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Other times, Venom just takes over completely, turning Eddie into a hulking, black-and-white monster with gnashing teeth and a penchant for eating people's heads.
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ON A COLD spring day, crowds of Japanese gather to peer at the hulking grey ship moored in the port of Yokosuka, just south of Tokyo.
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VICE founder Suroosh Alvi recently traveled to Gunpo, South Korea, to try out the Method 183 prototype, a hulking manned robot made by Hankook Mirae Technology.
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VICE founder Suroosh Alvi recently traveled to Gunpo, South Korea, to try out the Method 2 prototype, a hulking manned robot made by Hankook Mirae Technology.
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For instance, if you're plagued by dreams of hulking figures on the horizon, your therapist might help you turn them into a peaceful mountain range instead.
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In the woods, a meteor crashes and mutates a deer, and when that deer attacks Eddie and other students, Eddie transforms into a hulking blue monster.
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Do we still live in a world where MMA fans are impressed by a fighter beating a giant, hulking man on a 13-fight losing streak?
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Its pendulum-like structure sets against each other passages contrasting in volume and mood, though Mr. Stackpole seemed most comfortable inflating the orchestra to hulking loudness.
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The only vestige of that era is the Staten Island Ferry, nine hulking boats that make regularly scheduled point-to-point crossings of New York Harbor.
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We thought this mosque might have been what is now the hulking Church of St. Titus, the patron saint of Crete, which dominated the main square.
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The hulking rearguard was assessed a five-minute major and a game misconduct for his nasty two-hander to Wingels' head deep in the Jets zone.
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Outterbridge's hulking iron and wood piece "Vertical" resembles a piece of rusting cargo ship, while Washington's "Love Thy Neighbor" takes on a more figurative, otherworldly form.
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With the win, the hulking Lewis trundles onto a four-fight streak, and appears to be closing in on a date with a top-ranked foe.
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Another snow globe-like GIF parallels the two worlds of an ancient society, working at their normal day, with a hulking Aztec spirit brooding beneath it.
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One of the scientists began calling out, "217 … 250 … 21 …," as a hulking machine behind thick walls in the next room was pumped with electromagnetic energy.
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The resulting sculptures are dark and hulking arenas of power, where the sensory awareness of pure form is compounded by an exhilarating submission to pure spectacle.
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He carried about 50 pounds of gear, including a hulking battery-powered hammer drill to set bolts into the rock and about 500 feet of rope.
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No fly balls came his way, but the fans roared at the sight of his hulking frame and his high socks in an actual game situation.
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The mix includes rare and exotic birds, snakes and a hulking saltwater crocodile named Sam, to whom some suspect Mr. Moriarty was fed after being murdered.
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An armada of small fishing boats and hulking freighters, their bottoms red and rusting, lay as if dazed on the flat, oily surface of Mumbai Harbor.
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If the cover of the comic is any indication, Amulet is a hulking hero with fiery blue hair and an ally to the young Ms. Marvel.
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Today Monte Altissimo is half carved away, its jagged natural crags cut into an amphitheater of hulking Cubist bluffs, chalk-white and veined with pewter gray.
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So when she came across a Craigslist post for a hulking conversion van for $220,220, she made the trip out to Modesto to take a look.
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It all sits on top of a winking snowman, itself already a fraction of the size of the hulking strand of human hair it's next to.
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The giant balloons also weigh hundreds of pounds and require dozens of trained handlers to guide them through streets lined with gawking spectators and hulking buildings.
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Bri lives in his hulking shadow, scrawling rhymes in her notebook and finding comfort and wisdom in the art form that robbed her of her daddy.
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Located halfway between Bangkok and the Cambodian border, it is a hulking factory surrounded by steel gates, but visible from afar by its rust-eaten smokestack.
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There were, as she points out, no hulking shopping malls, no skytrain, and no brake lights lined up in traffic jams stretching out to the horizon.
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To the left, atop a hulking machine, two workers wearing white jackets and orange gloves drop flowers into cubbies, as workers below pile the product into jars.
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Standing nearly 22 stories high and propelled by three hulking booster cores, the Delta IV Heavy rocket is only schlepped out to the launchpad for special occasions.
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The problem, though, is that you can't just have a little rover learn to grasp something, then expect that knowledge to translate into a hulking bipedal robot.
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The device was very similar to the grey, brick-sized behemoths our parents used way back when, and it weighed a hulking two-and-a-half pounds.
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In this case, the tiny pilot who resides inside the hulking metal beasts that fling rockets and lasers at one another in pursuit of wealth and power.
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Even the villains get fun, exaggerated designs, like a hulking Green Goblin with tiny wings or a Kingpin bigger and wider than the van he emerges from.
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The Mariel terminal, with its four hulking post-Panamax cranes visible from afar, has the capacity to handle around 800,000 cargo containers annually, compared to Havana's 350,000.
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I have been using a Google Pixel 2 XL most recently, and coming from that hulking device to the leaner and smoother 5T makes a tangible difference.
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Often found in hulking 25-ounce cans near the back of your local corner store, these Four Loco clones pack a respectable eight percent alcohol by volume.
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Every time the hulking, two-armed robot with a face made out of an animated screen makes a mistake, it's the researcher's brainwaves that let it know.
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The Oathbringer cover depicts a character magically rebuilding a breached city wall to defend it from a hulking stone giant — while wielding a massive sword, of course.
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It's no wonder—the hulking Tehran, Iran, native has stellar Greco Roman wrestling pedigree, having won gold at the 2013 World Wrestling Championships in the 120kg category.
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There are many reasons why the structural transformations are a good thing, but it's what's become of Kratos, the hulking death machine, that leaves a lasting impression.
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Pitting these two hulking heavies together gives them both the opportunity they desire, and as such, it stands out as the best choice available for either man.
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The exhibition features a number of photographs of these hulking, outdoor works that offer a sense of the serenity they must introduce to anyone in their environment.
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Rest assured, that crunchy, metallic stomp (Swedish death-metal fans, take note) is present and accounted for, balanced out by a hulking doom and howling D-beat.
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Horizon Zero Dawn's world is populated by, beside hulking great machines, humans separated into tribes, and these factions can intermix with one another with no little friction.
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When it's finally in position, the mech twists its hulking metal body, winds up its claw arm, and slowly delivers a love-tap at the hanging sedan.
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We see its digitized inhabitants only rarely, as the core experience thrives hulking interstellar freighters wafting before nebulae or, sometimes, headline-grabbing battles involving thousands of players.
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Samsung is one of those hulking behemoths hoping to have the best of both worlds by spawning its own startups, and today it's inaugurating five new ones.
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Taking a right after the memorials, you'll find yourself in the shadow of the Hotel Ukraine, a hulking Soviet-era edifice that was originally named Hotel Moscow.
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Chili's hulking The Boss Burger comes piled high with four different meats, including s2,020-calorie meal with 47 grams of saturated fat and 3,900 milligram of sodium.
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Note to good Samaritans: Should you come across a hulking, scowling fellow wandering along a road who doesn't answer your questions, do not offer him a ride.
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Erven Davis, known as Big E, a hulking man with a honey-soft voice, agreed to chat with me in the lobby of a south Dallas hotel.
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At present, Massaranduba is 11-3 in the UFC and his only losses have come to talented lightweights Michael Chiesa, Piotr Hallmann and the hulking Gleison Tibau.
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On some level, I knew this intuitively, that some hulking part of the community I had grown up in had been scarred by this infamous American tragedy.
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Across the street, on Fairmount Avenue, patrons of coffee shops and bars either don't notice or pay much attention to the former prison hulking in their city.
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If you need a relatively long hose but don't want to deal with a large, hulking piece of hardware, this just might be the one for you.
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The crowd surged toward the hulking flatbeds, jostling with baby strollers and backpacks, the trucks' taillights casting a reddish glow on faces loaded with exhaustion and worry.
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It helped a local firm that had previously made boilers learn how to make the hulking metre-thick metal vessels that can safely contain a nuclear reaction.
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The hulking unlit mass of a skyscraper under construction, which had sprung up since the last fireworks display, eclipsed the light show for this political theater piece.
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Begin a visit to this bayside city with a walk along the waterfront, where hulking cruise ships, fishing vessels and industrial tankers glide in from Tokyo Bay.
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"She was a person from a dairy farm intimidated by this hulking person who was on the phone with Bill Clinton every other day," Ms. Illuzzi said.
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The gooey, hulking 6-ounce chocolate chip walnut cookie for which Levain Bakery is justifiably famous is about to get some competition, of the bakery's own making.
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"Happy birthday Dad, the best clicker killer in the world," reads one letter alongside a drawing of a hulking man holding a weapon with hearts around him.
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Well, you could always try a container ship—one of those hulking, quarter-mile-long vessels with hundreds of what are essentially train cars piled onto them.
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It stars behemoth evolutions of how I recall Zoids—great, hulking creations, crashing through the thick dust, tromping down the mountain, flames spewing out of their nostrils.
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There seems to be no more coveted addition to a restaurant kitchen these days than a hulking metal mill for grinding corn softened with ash or slaked lime.
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Unlike the hulking olo, an alaia board could be paddled directly through the wave zone to the lineup—the surfer's ready area, located just beyond the breaking waves.
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Piazza's ride to Cooperstown was less ordained as he rose from a 62nd round draft pick by the Los Angeles Dodgers to a hulking figure behind the plate.
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And while police say that the driver "mistakenly left the hulking transport in neutral and stepped off the bus," the MTA is conducting an investigation into the matter.
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But it isn't actually a human after all: it's some kind of mutant, a hulking trader who keeps worrying aloud that this grim world is actually a dream.
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But in the past three months, half of these recyclables have been loaded onto trucks, taken to a hulking incineration facility, and burned, according to the city's government.
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The hulking tight end had in November developed a terrible headache while running on a treadmill, working out in hopes of getting a tryout with another NFL team.
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Picture this: Quentin Tarantino seated behind a hulking desk somewhere in the Hollywood Hills, an entire shelf of identical Chungking Express VHS tapes lining a wall behind him.
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" Similarly, when I asked the hulking blonde MC of the evening why she wanted to work with Alig, she tossed her hair saying, "I'm not a judgemental person.
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BOTH GOTLAND AND Faro are home to geological formations known as "rauks," or "sea stacks," hulking vertical columns that eroded from reef cliffs during the last glacial period.
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My last time at the bar, I sat down in front of half a dozen Nova Scotia oysters followed by a hulking stump of oxtail braised in Madeira.
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On Paul Tate dePoo III's somewhat hulking set, which does no favors to the baffling lighting (by Jason Lyons), Joyce is frequently shadowed by a priest (Zachary Prince).
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Another middleweight who has expressed interest in a fight with GSP is hulking former Olympian Yoel Romero, who took to Twitter on Monday morning with this gentle callout.
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Most of them, including hulking California redwoods already three metres in diameter, grow well but don't spread and force out important native species the way the pines do.
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But Peter Teatime and Tommy Rector weren't satisfied with taking a measly Snapchat video of the hulking structure—they decided to climb up it without any safety gear.
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On October 10, the hulking, 460-foot (140 meter) cargo ship was banned from entering every single port across the globe, punished for violating sanctions on North Korea.
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"Horizon Zero Dawn" is an innovative, immersive, simply massive open-world game that features hulking metal dinosaurs and a soaring storyline that sets up a huge upcoming franchise.
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Drafted in the second round (42nd over all) of the 2010 draft, Gronkowski used his hulking 6-foot-6 frame to excel as a receiver and a blocker.
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In "The Accidental Billionaires," the identical twins — hulking, 6-foot-5-inch Olympic rowers — came across as well-intentioned overachievers who fall victim to the ruthless, brilliant Zuckerberg.
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Down the street, the repurposed B. Altman department store, which now houses the City University of New York's Graduate Center, sat like a hulking ghost of Christmas past.
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On one recent weekday visit, the door to the sales office for a hulking, unfinished residential building several blocks from the Juilliard campus blew open in the wind.
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At the port of Piraeus, near the Zafiriou family's home, thousands of tourists board hulking ferry boats for vacations on the sunny Greek islands after visiting the Acropolis.
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The vessels, which were transformed from hulking oil tankers, are nearly three football fields long and 10 stories high, making them the largest hospital ships in the world.
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Mr. Selge, who is not so very far from the king's age of "fourscore and upward," moves across the stage with a sort of hulking but sunken grandeur.
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But it added a redesigned Tiguan S.U.V. last year, is rolling out a hulking model called the Atlas this year and has a compact crossover coming next year.
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As the smartphone age arrived, Huawei began making not only hulking transmission equipment but also its own branded phones, some 600 million of which are now in circulation.
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Stanton, the Miami Marlins' hulking right fielder, has breathtaking power and unleashed it on an overmatched Adam Wilk, who surely dreamed of better circumstances for his Mets debut.
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Now tourists and well-wishers on pilgrimage sought out the site, standing at great distances, taking pictures of the hulking wreckage and skeletal spires looming over the fences.
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In October 22015, a few months after Lladrovci was released from prison, I went to Obilic, a smoggy town of 220,29 people downwind of a hulking coal plant.
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Vendors are fighting to get paid for their toys and landlords are scrambling to find new tenants for the hulking stores that Toys "R" Us is leaving behind.
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In 2007, while pitching for San Diego, he was fined and suspended five games for throwing a punch at the Chicago Cubs' Derrek Lee, a hulking first baseman.
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But this hulking shell of a mill here shows why China is likely to keep pumping out more and more steel, inflaming trade tensions between the two countries.
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If you hit a tea-plate-size target with a ball, a lever beneath Mr. Simmons's perch disengages, dropping his hulking frame into 230 gallons of lukewarm water.
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So Mr. Mohi-ud-din hand-carries the next day's news to the presses and operates the hulking machines himself, something he has never had to do before.
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Most options for space-based connectivity are expensive and have long lag times because they make use of hulking satellites that orbit more than 20,000 miles from Earth.
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His mother, Sherine, is a "football mom," helping stretch the boys' jerseys over their hulking shoulder pads and walking the players to a field a few blocks away.
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Those squat boxes, hulking on entertainment systems or dust-covered in the back of a closet, were once coveted by researchers who used the consoles to build supercomputers.
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The young, blond-haired baller walked into the bustling joint with his dad as fans whooped and applauded before placing a hulking stack of cash on the bar.
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Instagrammy direct-to-consumer companies like Warby Parker and Everlane sprang up seemingly overnight; hulking businesses like Amazon permeated what felt like every aspect of our shopping lives.
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So Mr. Mohi-ud-din hand-carries the next day's news to the presses and operates the hulking machines himself, something he has never had to do before.
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A semi is a hulking piece of machinery; after a few months, you'll become accustomed to the heft, but never forget how destructive some 80,000 pounds can be.
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The circular path of the exhibition at the Yale British Art Center leaves visitors where they started, witnessing the hulking painting and the reassembly of the surviving treasures.
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From March 17 to 28, the first Antarctic Biennale set sail on the Akademik Sergey Vavilov, a hulking polar research ship owned by the Russian Institute of Oceanology.
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These days, Beastwars melds hulking doom and sludge metal with earth-quaking noise rock, and they've reaped increasing amounts of critical and commercial success over the past few years.
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Scientists were able to catch a glimpse of the hulking structures in seismic wave data captured during the 1994 Bolivia earthquake, according to the study, published Thursday in Science.
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Colorful containers of flowers, fruit or fish, as well as barrels of crude oil and vats of natural gas, are hauled by hulking tankers to markets across the globe.
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The footage starts with a drop ship sequence, as Daniels (Katherine Waterston), Christopher (Billy Crudup), and other members of their team leave their hulking mothership to explore a planet.
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Bringing Super Cruise to the Escalade meant recalibrating the software to handle a hulking SUV instead of the sporty sedan—and making a few more LED-studded steering wheels.
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The Baltimore City Department of Housing had hired them to carry out an emergency demolition of an old row house that had a big hulking crack in the wall.
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Samsung Gear VR and Google Cardboard are both "good enough" experiences with price tags a mere fraction of those of hulking VR systems like HTC Vive and Oculus Rift.
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Rogata soared until a pair of hulking police officers, who had removed a glass panel on the 21st floor, snatched him back to terra firma to face criminal charges.
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Adonis clasps Adonis; hulking men coated in an oily hue of sweat, salt, and sugary spirits pound their feet on the floor and spin their fists in endless circles.
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The short also features a big shot of the hulking radar tower at Montauk's Camp Hero Air Force base, which also pops up in the Duffers' original pitch document.
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The ADVIA was a hulking 1,13-pound machine the size of two large office copiers put together that was made by Siemens Healthcare, the German conglomerate's medical-products subsidiary.
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Whatever you think of Elon Musk, it's fair to say he doesn't run a typical car company, and the idiosyncrasies go beyond the electric powertrains and hulking center screens.
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Black Dwarf is probably the most different — his axe isn't nearly as high-tech as Cull's... whatever that thing is — but he's still the hulking brute of the group.
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Somehow, a 4-year-old boy had slipped through the exhibit's barrier on Saturday afternoon and was now being dragged around like a toy by a hulking silverback gorilla.
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Today, the fence has been transformed into a hulking steel barricade, guarded by border patrol officers; reunions are limited to a handful of visiting hours on Saturdays and Sundays.
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At gallery shows and museum exhibitions, the collective shared its mind-bending dystopic visions: hulking buildings overtaking cities, giant golden pyramids and flying silver pods invading the bucolic countryside.
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The antique shop is also where Chance meets a hulking figure named D (Ethan Suplee), who becomes his Yoda-like accomplice and mentor in the dark arts of revenge.
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During the heyday of vinyl, mastering engineers used hulking Neumann lathes to cut the lacquers that would then be electroplated to make stampers, the molds used to press records.
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During the heyday of vinyl, mastering engineers used hulking Neumann lathes to cut the lacquers that would then be electroplated to make stampers, the molds used to press records.
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WROCLAW, Poland (Reuters) - Wroclaw's hulking Soviet-era public dormitories held little appeal for Odysseas Savvas when he moved to the Polish city from Greece to study business at university.
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Anuja Sathe as Dev's inscrutable colleague, Divya Dutta as Ranjit's wife and Arunoday Singh as the hulking simpleton who cannot seem to catch a break are all perfectly cast.
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A hulking blend of nerd and hesher with the word 'HEARTBURN' tattooed across his belly, Strnad is both passionate about his craft and at quick to laugh at himself.
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She slathered the walls, the doors and the sooty fireplace with plaster of Paris, then reassembled the dozens of resultant panels — facing out, not in — into a hulking box.
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Not only is Williams depicted as a petulant toddler for having spoken up about what she felt was a sexist call, but also as a hulking, animal-like brute.
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If not, be prepared to sacrifice the bottom of a closet to the appliance — or, worse, to pretend that the hulking object on the floor is an end table.
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While Ali defended his second rate NABF belt, a new heavyweight had taken the world by storm and in the shadows of George Foreman's hulking form stood Archie Moore.
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When later asked if he could think of a single vehicle currently in GM's vast lineup, from compact cars to hulking pickups, that couldn't be electrified, Reuss was succinct.
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A number of companies are working on smaller, even more advanced reactor designs that they hope will prove easier and less risky to build than hulking light-water reactors.
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Even the most cartoonish representation of masculinity onstage, a hulking mechanical bull atop a giant inflatable mattress, eventually gets dismantled, to be mounted as a characterless piece of equipment.
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Howard was a hulking specimen — when he played in Washington, they called him the Capital Punisher — but Bellinger is tall and lean, with an all-around set of skills.
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You can find controller-equipped mounts to fit all sorts of Android and iOS devices on the Gamevice website, going all the way up to the hulking iPad Pro.
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The Netflix series stars Henry Cavill as Geralt, portraying the grumpy hunter admirably: the growly voice, general world weary demeanor, the eye rolls, and a hulking but lonely figure.
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All of the regulars in camp were out there: six veterans at the top of the order and Aaron Judge, the hulking young right fielder, down near the bottom.
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Beyond its grey, hulking ministries and Communist Party offices, it has become an innovation hub, with an unrivalled range of universities, venture-capital funds, technology firms and cultural enterprises.
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Instead it works against them, particularly in Act II, when the hulking gateway that stands upstage center casts a giant shadow on the mountains and sea projected behind it.
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The world of the 1950s is a somber swirl of cigarette smoke and dark shadows, where people speak in whispered riddles, drink martinis and drive around in hulking automobiles.
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There are two furious beasts in "The Mustang," one a hulking man in a jumpsuit stamped with the letters D.O.C., and the other the wild horse of the title.
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Swann showed flashes and made mistakes; he'd discard hulking San Francisco 49ers center Jesse Sapolu with exquisite disdain and then he'd get hurt, or confused; the Cardinals stayed terrible.
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It's hulking, stadium-sized, colossal music for people who are still able to see their lives as blockbusters rather than as kitchen-sink cinema or post-modern micro-drama.
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Held in the hulking Russian Orthodox Naval Cathedral of St Nicholas, sailors cradled lit candles and looked on as priests read out prayers and a choir chanted in the background.
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Days later, a prosecution spokesman dismissed reports that Ortiz was not the intended victim, saying he doubted any Dominican would not recognize the hulking former baseball star nicknamed Big Papi.
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Gabi Garcia makes light work of Destanie Yarbrough Hulking Brazilian Gabi Garcia improved her MMA record to a perfect 3-0, having beat Destanie Yarbrough who moves to 1-1.
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Best known for his role as hulking Dothraki leader Khal Drogo on "Game of Thrones," Momoa is in the midst of a huge -- and very busy -- chapter in his career.
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Grewishka (Jackie Earle Haley), the hulking murderous cyborg hunting Alita for much of the film, at one point literally kills a dog just to show how irredeemably evil he is.
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Those who have been closely watching the rapid rise of the hulking young man — at a beefy 6 foot 3, he towers over most of his contemporaries — are not surprised.
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But the bankruptcies have hurt Atlantic City, a city that is now blighted with empty hulking buildings, unemployment substantially higher than the national average, and a high violent crime rate.
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At the ride's boarding area sits a hulking truck with enough bench seating for a couple dozen tourists to go on a choreographed safari through a fake island horror show.
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While the premises have a beach club that could suffer damage, the main property is a hulking mansion built from concrete, steel and anchored to a coral reef below ground.
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The Babadook is obviously an assigned-male-at-birth individual and yet, unlike other male-type horror-antagonists that are often hulking and brutal, the Babadook is slender and feminine.
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As the 22:403 PM bell rang, students flooded onto the corner of 240th St. and 216nd Ave just as a hulking goon sliced through Havoc's Avirex with a switchblade.
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Then Howard (a hulking John Goodman) enters, and explains to Michelle that he's actually rescued her: there's been some sort of attack, he tells her, and everybody outside is dead.
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To be fair, the Xbox One is already a hulking monstrosity of gaming hardware, so adorning it with large, looping bits of metal probably isn't the most space-conscious move.
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After a childhood exposed to extreme physical male dominance, it makes sense that I'd become aroused by stories of frightened women being carried around like rag dolls by hulking men.
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Their efforts including stabilizing the Iguanodon, still remembered for that strange nighttime gathering over a century ago, and still enchanting visitors with its hulking presence in the serene suburban park.
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Park Avenue Armory is a hulking, castle-like pile on Manhattan's Upper East Side, built in 21921 by architect Charles W. Clinton for the Seventh Regiment of the National Guard.
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The diabolical table, purchased before our child was born, had been a sleek, hulking anxiety inducer for my wife and me ever since the kid had learned how to walk.
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Sitting in a hulking court house, and seeing Mr. Bissonnette, a waiflike figure, handcuffed behind a glass enclosure in a crowded courtroom, was hard to get out of my mind.
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Its architecture, much of it constructed from hefty convict-cut stone, creates many opportunities for spaces that feel like hidy-hole secrets — small, warm rooms concealed behind hulking old facades.
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The superstore concept, with hulking retail spaces stocking 22018,260 titles, has become increasingly hard to sustain in the era of online retail, when it's impossible to match Amazon's vast selection.
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They would appear from time to time: a dozen hulking, bearded men wearing pale, slim-fitting shalwar kameezes like those favored by hip young men in Kabul and wraparound sunglasses.
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The 450-ton device, with its hulking dish embracing the open skies, is the centerpiece of a $50 million satellite and space mission control station built by the Chinese military.
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Miners methodically chisel out rock, while hulking, yellow trucks crawl slowly up the roads looping around the pit, each carrying dozens of tons of ore hiding a few precious diamonds.
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He also developed the Orono Biomechanical Hoof Tester, a hulking piece of machinery, nearly 100 pounds of sleds, levers, and electromagnets meant to simulate the power of a thoroughbred's step.
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He still has a hulking stable and late last year added a baby-faced assassin to his Top Rank fight firm, the 17-year-old Puerto Rican phenom Xander Zayas.
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I imagine Roberts's van surely ended up being vibrant and imposing — a massive, rollicking, lumpy, busy, hulking, overwhelming thing that to my minimalist-minded eyes would seem larger than life.
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Accompanied by a Dutch police official and a local translator, he is meeting an anti-Russian militiaman named Borys Humeniuk, a hulking man clearly practiced at intimidating those around him.
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At its peak, the project had four photographic setups operating simultaneously, each meant to handle objects of certain sizes, from small buttons to hulking furniture, according to a press release.
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Immediately inside the door of Novelty Automation is a hulking cabinet named Celeb, where a monitor sits atop a glass box, inside of which is model of a Hollywood mansion.
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It recalls the early Mesoamerican site of the pyramid of Cuicuilco, with 64 hulking wedges of concrete circling the basin of an ancient, craggy lava bed now wild with plants.
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Bama pigs, the species most commonly kept as pets in Taiwan, may be small and cute when they are young but they can grow to a hulking 60 kg, Yang said.
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When the flames finally went out, nothing was left but the robot's hulking, metal endoskeleton, looking a bit like some kid's attempt to craft a T-Rex with an Erector set.
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Photo: Raul Marrero (Gizmodo)I got to meet Walker at CES, where the hulking robot was performing a reasonably simple demo to show off what it could do around the house.
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Competition law, written to protect Canadian firms from hulking American rivals, allows anti-competitive mergers if they are expected to lead to gains in efficiency that outweigh the cost to competition.
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Halloween also helped establish the rules of the slasher genre — the hulking, silent masked killer; the horny, boozing teens who serve as cannon fodder; and the one innocent girl who survives.
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Tesla "built this hulking physical infrastructure to supply more like a million cars a year, not 350,000 cars a year, and that's what's creating this bleeding," Jonas said on the call.
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Hulking machines like the PillPick — a robot manufactured by SwissLog, an international firm with U.S. headquarters in Colorado that's owned by Kuka Robotics — are taking on the task of filling prescriptions.
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Massive, hulking things — the devices looming in the corner of workplaces around the world have come to represent untold hours of frustration in the form of printer jams and toner problems.
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Over the course of a few decades, the master filmmaker has shown us everything from giant robots and allusion-packed horror fantasies to gory, gothic romances and hulking, red-hued superheroes.
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You play JD Fenix, son of original protagonist Marcus, who together with buddies Kait and Del ensures Gears 4 is a little more realistic about the hulking proportions of its humans.
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The other day, when my hulking pickup truck refused to drive any farther up a steep icy road on a cliff edge, we had to coast back down it in reverse.
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Like his mammoth "Alphabet" abstractions, in which he levitates hulking letterforms like Mylar balloons or lets them swallow his canvases whole, the forms here dilate toward the edges before spilling over.
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Northeastern Vietnam's Gulf of Tonkin is home to Ha Long Bay, an astounding assortment of more than 1,500 undisturbed, hulking limestone islands and islets covered in greenery, according to National Geographic.
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Instead you hear what sounds like industrial whistles, hulking machine clanks and analog static, cut into snippets of equal length and timed to the precise four-beat swing of the rapping.
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If I try to visualize Mr. Trump from the debates now, I see Mr. Baldwin instead, hulking, heavy-breathing, his lips pursed open like the suckers of some deep-sea creature.
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I thought the brakes seemed a little small for the motor's output, but in practice their moderate grab was more user-friendly that some of the more hulking setups are tested.
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Half an hour away, among the hulking, graffiti-riddled skeletons of unused buildings at the former Olympic Stadium, another camp had been set up inside an arena abutting a soccer field.
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That said, the hulking American entered that bout on the strength of a fantastic four-fight streak—a run that's difficult to forget even after his lopsided defeat to Dos Santos.
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Finally, the picture that launched a thousand "get the fuck off her" tweets: Drake's hulking body draped over J-Lo (is she even awake here?) like rap game Barry from Eastenders.
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It contains most of the first nine innings, as rebroadcast on what is now the hulking remains of ESPN Classic, and also innings 12 to 853, from the original TBS rebroadcast.
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In the off-season, the captains also learned staple boatyard skills such as hauling the hulking ferries out of the water and swapping out brass propellers the size of truck tires.
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In 2006, he turned Strikeforce into an MMA promotion and, within five years, Coker's baby had grown into a hulking adult — it was the second-biggest MMA business in the world.
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The vulgar side, the trashy, the elemental, the baldly populist — the side never better embodied than by this hulking, sweaty man with stringy hair, a patchy beard and an unforgettable sound.
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DS: As the viewer travels through the exhibition, which seems to emulate the interior of a suburban ranch home, the recurring imagery of a hulking, metallic casino tower is quite eerie.
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TOKYO — The Nidec Corporation likes to say it makes everything that "spins and moves," from the intricate motors that whir in hard drives to the hulking ones used on oil rigs.
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In the past, hulking telecommunications satellites hovered 2000,21 miles above the Equator in what is known as a geosynchronous orbit, where a satellite continuously remains over the same spot on Earth.
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Mainstream organizations like the Sierra Club — which famously renamed the huge Ford Excursion "Ford Valdez" after the catastrophic Exxon Valdez oil spill — helped create a cultural backlash against these hulking cars.
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The hulking and terrible shadows of the past loom over "The Door," but even after Emerence's most potent secrets have been unspooled the enigma of her character is never fully pierced.
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She also owns a by-appointment gallery of avant-garde art, ChemicalMoonBaby, housed in a hulking, stripped-to-the-bare-walls 19803th-century villa next door, in the elegant Seefeld neighborhood.
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He wasn&apost introducing a new supercar, nor was he presiding over the launch of a hulking pickup or SUV, the moneymakers that Detroit cranked out by the millions every year.
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" Texas' approach, Justice Sonia Sotomayor said, was partly grounded in factors drawn from the fictional character of Lennie Small, the dim, hulking farmhand in John Steinbeck's novella "Of Mice and Men.
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This vast, hulking Star Destroyer of a franchise has become too cumbersome to pull off any genuinely nimble maneuvers, but at the same time, it never falls out of the sky.
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Unlike the hulking nuclear power plants of yore, small modular reactors are tiny and can be daisy chained to meet energy needs that vary by region, time of day, or season.
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In the basement of the Congregation Sons of Moses synagogue on the Lower East Side, hulking iron machines rattle and clank amid rolls of colored paper and strips of dark leather.
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Despite all odds, Deeds' drawings survive beyond the hulking building where he spent nearly his whole life, a glimpse now of one person's vibrant internal world fostered even amid that isolation.
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None of the clubbers seem remotely terrified or even cognisant of the presence of the hulking robot—who's presumably not on the dancefloor with the intent to get jiggy with it.
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He lightly applies pressure to the hulking pile of blackened meat just a little bit so we all see the translucent juices that run down the grain of the pink flesh.
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If tourists veer off the boardwalk on the wrong block, the effects of drug use on some of the city's residents and stark poverty are as prominent as the hulking, shuttered casinos.
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The Kingpin, a hulking mafioso who'd previously been little more than a B-list Spider-Man villain, was elevated to capo di tutti capo of the Marvel Universe and Daredevil's primary nemesis.
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Each of the wooden dome's hexagonal panels is covered with a tangle of wires, cameras, and connectors, and a steady thrum emanates from the rows of computers that surround the hulking structure.
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Inside that hulking, three-pound frame is a new, 102-megapixel sensor and that five-axis in-body image stabilization system, which Fujifilm claims provides up to 5.5 stops of shake correction.
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The Comfort, a vessel transformed from a hulking oil tanker into a 1,000-bed hospital ship, has treated more than 20,000 people along its stops in various Central and South American nations.
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In this latest video, version two of the MegaBots mech finally gets its hulking arms attached, which it immediately uses to pick up and swing around a car like a children's toy.
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Intel chips have the potential to be very powerful but the trade-off is poor battery life, especially in tablet devices in which you don't have space for a hulking battery pack.
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Today, RED announced a partnership with camera company Lucid, and now we know what the first of these accessories will look like: a hulking black box with two hardware-synced 4K cameras.
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Banner has been hulking out in Marvel comics since 1962, when he was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, caught in a gamma explosion and given an impossibly powerful alter ego.
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There were limits, of course: it wasn't, like India, entirely red, and the hulking mass of the continent's western territory, especially, was almost totally blue—the imperial colour of the pesky French.
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An encounter with a Hulking Rat expends another one, and I'm not really exploring now so much as desperately trying to find the stairs that will take me out of this deathtrap.
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Five years ago, when I was 23, it took filling up an entire station wagon plus a trailer hitched to the back of it to understand the hulking monster I had created.
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Despite getting smaller in size, this latest Xbox console revision is shipping without the hulking rectangle that has gone between gaming machine and power outlet ever since the debut of Xbox 360.
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Witness: 'Ground shook like a bomb was going off' Video from a business near the crash showed the final moments of the hulking plane, a version normally outfitted to do weather reconnaissance.
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With a hint of swagger, Warner walked me through the paper path of a hulking, truck-size iGen printing press (around a million dollars and a hundred and fifty pages per minute).
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In front of his locker, the hulking defenseman Jason Garrison, whose one-timer at 1 minute 34 seconds pushed the Islanders to a 3-1 series deficit and the brink of elimination.
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Seen head-on, behind the scaffolding, Performance Space 122 looks about the same as it has for years: that red-brick facade overlooking First Avenue, those hulking metal gates guarding the door.
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Hulking piles of mine tailings line the main road, barren reminders of the silver, gold and copper mining that petered out a quarter-century ago after defining the community for 200 years.
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Look past the perception of the industrial Midwest as a monolith of hollowed-out cities and hulking, empty factories, and you will find economic assets that can power a Midwest economic renaissance.
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Still, parishioners at Paris's solidly bourgeois Sainte-Trinité church, a hulking 19th-century neo-Renaissance monument that looms over a busy square, were in no doubt that Mr. Fillon was the one.
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He is a hulking and majestic animal, giant and hairy and lumbering, but also somehow very spry, since it's also been able to evade capture by sasquatch hunters for generations—until now.
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To wit: Jakob Chychrun, the hulking defenseman likely to be the first defenseman selected in the 2016 draft, was born in Boca Raton, Florida and played for the Florida Jr. Panthers organization.
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Unlike the precious and conservation-first attitudes of most contemporary art institutions, the Dikeou Collection forces you to walk over and through this hulking, fragile work of fabric, foam, string, and paint.
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Everyone, it seemed, had an opinion on the Picasso — a hulking, modernist vision that had no apparent connection to Chicago or its history, unlike other commemorative statues that dotted the city streets.
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Meer's video of playing BattleTech with the pauses modded out just makes it look like a dull, dry tactical simulation; they're plastic minis now, no longer hulking machines ambling over the landscape.
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But innovating towards anti-rape technologies that doesn't require women to behave in a certain way to avoid assault—or perpetuate outdated notions of rapists being hulking strangers in alleyways—is hard.
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As we swooped from one location to the next, trying to fit as many stops as possible, we took in the hulking facilities that distinguish JINR as Russia's hotspot for nuclear experimentation.
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They stood around a hulking console that looked like an old mainframe computer but was actually a self-cleaning robotic kitchen, designed to prepare an entire meal in less than three minutes.
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The city appeared to stretch on infinitely, the terracotta and muted pastel facades mingling somehow effortlessly with the harsh steel of the city's modern industrial buildings and hulking Vesuvius to the south.
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Analysts say that a primarily bricks-and-mortar toy retailer can succeed, but that its stores have to be smaller, unlike the hulking Toys "R" Us facilities that dot suburban strip malls.
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Though the country often appears to be dominated by its vast conglomerates and hulking state-owned enterprises, its economy is, in reality, somewhat more reliant on small businesses than its Western counterparts.
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Like many of the towns that dot this stretch of shoreline, its dominant features are a medieval old quarter surmounted by an hulking stone citadel and a harbor crammed with luxury yachts.
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The main drive was the new Rolls-Royce Cullinan, a hulking giant of an SUV that starts at $330,000 but typically retails for over $400,000 with the usual add-ons and customizations.
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A 228 view by Dave Jordano of the hulking Michigan Train Depot, ablaze with brand-new, gentrifying lights, brought a moody song to an inconclusive end: not upbeat, not downbeat, something else.
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Now, as that strategy is just being put into place, the automaker is taking on another big renovation project: the city of Detroit and the hulking remains of its dilapidated train station.
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Slow-moving, hulking ships crisscross miles of ocean in a lawn mower pattern, wielding an array of 803 to 48 air guns blasting pressurized air repeatedly into the depths of the ocean.
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Floating at the water's edge, with the city beneath silenced by its remoteness, the pool's projection offers a vantage point of quiet calm; the hushed, hulking mountains seem to be all yours.
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With his formidable voice and hulking physique, Mr. Maestri was in his element bellowing commands at his troupe, which made the moments when he is awkward with affection for Adriana almost heartbreaking.
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Say what you will about the company's approach to devices, but at least the company's everything-and-the-kitchen-sink model has allowed them to stay limber for such a hulking hardware behemoth.
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The core of its own workforce, numbering well over 703,000, is headquartered in a hulking Washington, DC, building, the interior of which has all the charm of an East German hospital circa 1963.
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Owners of old Plymouth Road Runners and Barracudas can live out their enthusiasm as the Dodge sister brand keeps the dream of menacing, hulking cars flying across 1,320 feet of proving grounds pavement.
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Curiously, the black and white checkered knot is tethered to one of the gallery's structural posts which straddles the hulking, defunct elevator lift mounted to the ceiling, a permanent fixture in the space.
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Early one afternoon last February, Nehemy stepped out of the sunshine and into the front half of Lorenzo Walker, a hulking gray building that's run by the district and houses his GED program.
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The hulking 250-pound beast, believed to be a porbeagle shark, was reeled in by Steve Watson and his two friends on a fishing trip off the coast of Whitby, in Yorkshire, England.
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The two hulking celebrities got a sweaty start to the national holiday Wednesday and Jackman could not help but snap a selfie with the former Govenator at the original Gold's Gym in Venice.
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Basically, once the i7+ finished cleaning, it would sidle up to a hulking Clean Base dock and another internal vacuum would suck out the dirt from the Roomba and into a base itself.
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And for those assuming that this massive weight advantage will guarantee Rampage a win, remember that King Mo wrestled the hulking Cheick Kongo to a decision victory a little over two years ago.
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At 70 kg and 1.85 meters - or "over 17 billion hydrogen atoms tall" as he puts it on his Instagram page - McEvoy is much smaller than the hulking Magnussen (1.98cm and 90 kgs).
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If you're used to road tripping in America, where two-thirds of all new vehicles sold are hulking, gasoline-powered SUVs or pickups, the streets of Norway are like a vehicular Bizarro World.
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For example, one long-running theory about an epic mano a mano between two of the series' most hulking characters is being brought to the forefront again thanks to a millisecond of footage.
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The Xbox One S is an impressive piece of hardware engineering, taking the hulking, VCR that was the original Xbox One and slimming it down to a dramatically smaller and modern-looking box.
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It was only after a while that anyone could see Slim, his hair dyed flaming red to match his suit, being carried forward through the crowd like a toddler by a hulking roadie.
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Simple, elegant, and inclusive of the wide diversity of this group, which ranged from the tiny horse-sized Europasaurus to the 122-foot-long hulking giants of the titanosaur branch of the tree.
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The program had come under fire in 257 as Ferguson, Missouri, police had used hulking armored vehicles to control crowds during unrest precipitated by the police killing of 18-year-old Michael Brown.
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The hulking Adi, a machine that mined almost 15,000 feet from 92nd Street to 63rd Street at a rate of 50 feet per day, weighs 853 tons, with a 200-ton cutting head.
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After an enjoyable 35-minute ride (a great way to get a look at the Auckland skyline, including its hulking, omnipresent Sky Tower), our ferry docked on the western end of the island.
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Robots really are not much of a presence at Mack, however, where workers in T-shirts and shorts clamber atop newly finished chassis to attach hulking cabs that move on an overhead belt.
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CreditCreditGabriela Bhaskar for The New York Times MASSENA, N.Y. — The hulking aluminum plant in this northern border town is starting to spew heat and noise again, four years after Alcoa shut it down.
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The hulking junior center Udoka Azubuike, as potent a post player as there is in college basketball when healthy, has been lost for the season because of torn ligaments in his right hand.
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Last year's corresponding match drew 85,000 roaring fans to the hulking stadium, but only a smattering of staff, officials and media were present to watch the teams battle for the first championship points.
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Residents have long objected to the hulking garbage dump and the trash-soaked water that pours into narrow lanes of surrounding neighborhoods when it rains, leaving pools of standing water where mosquitoes breed.
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Dressed in camouflage pants and a black sweater, he was a hulking figure—more oversized Teddy bear than lumberjack, with a shock of reddish-blond hair, a ruddy face, and an infectious grin.
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Hulking left wings Milan Lucic and Patrick Maroon provide scoring depth with six goals each while defensemen Oscar Klefbom and Darnell Nurse (three apiece) lead a blue-line corps that has recorded nine tallies.
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The aluminum-framed Volta is heavy at 22.5 kg / 50 pounds, but much lighter than my 41 kg / 90 pound prototype fitted with a hulking rear lock and steel basket mounted to the front.
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Standing on a prominent corner off the main drag of the Seattle neighborhood of Fremont, the hulking bronze sculpture has donned a frilly tutu during gay pride and is annually dolled up for Halloween.
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The Tesla Semi truck is a hulking and menacing hauler, with the presence of Darth Vader lurking from above when cast in the black hue, or more like an apparition in metallic silver-white.
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The current headquarters, a hulking five-building complex at 25-30 Columbia Heights, spans nearly two city blocks at the base of the Brooklyn Bridge, where brownstone Brooklyn Heights meets Dumbo's Belgian-block streets.
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It's hard not to imagine how this argument would go in person, with Jax's hulking frame towering over the petite Brittany, who, according to photos, likely stands just above her boyfriend's shoulders without heels.
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When weather and steep terrain make carrying the invalid impossible, the departing party leaves two men to tend to him, the hulking, ill-tempered John Fitzgerald (Hardy) and earnest youngster Jim Bridger (Will Poulter).
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If you were lucky enough to have seen siege, with its seven blunt, hulking sculptures crowding the museum's already cramped floorspace, you'll find tilt an entirely different experience: open, airy, and very, very busy.
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Hulking Cuban Mijain Lopez exemplifies the upper body strength and technique required by the Greco-Roman style and the 33-year-old will be looking for a third straight gold in the superheavyweight class.
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Eager to show off American military might, President Donald Trump has tasked Pentagon planners to design an attention-grabbing parade in the nation's capital bristling with warplanes, hulking vehicles, and marching uniformed service members.
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While Rachel, Joey, and the rest are all there, their welcoming faces are now attached to hulking bodies, as if they spent the intervening years surviving on protein powder in a gym-equipped dungeon.
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HBO somehow managed to turn his hulking fantasy series into a global cultural juggernaut, and now everybody is racing to adapt his other books in hopes that they can wring out another ratings bonanza.
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This made taking down Robo Recall demo's boss — a hulking mech suit with two weak spots at its knees — much easier, as I could warp around it endlessly as it struggled to keep up.
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Some images evoked the same sort of desolation I felt looking at that first photo — solitary figures at the end of a long walkway, the hulking, coppered tunnel at the Arts et Métiers stop.
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Rivas, who owns a hulking physique, rebounded in the second, pumping his own jabs at Whyte's stomach, lead shots at his face, and overhand rights that forced Whyte to take a few steps back.
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Record Store Day stopped being about fostering a sense of community between buyers and sellers, and turned into a kind of hulking commercial beast, funded by the mechanisms that make up the music industry.
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I had spent the first days of our arrival staring out at the Orpheus 13 and its hulking frame, and the small glint of activity discernible within the mass Klimt seemed so fixated upon.
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Mendoza was small in stature and his of quick footwork and fast hands would engender a new of boxing that differed greatly from the bruising power and hulking size of most Regency-era fighters.
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The Skull Canyon may just be a glimpse into the future of small form factor PCs with discrete GPUs becoming a viable alternative to big, hulking gaming rigs for a generation of casual gamers.
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Pork hocks are typically braised in Shanghainese kitchens, but Mr. Yan marinates a hulking one in vinegar and black pepper, steams it until the bones wiggle, then deep-fries it to a shattering crisp.
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In 1981, the artist David Hammons and the photographer Dawoud Bey found themselves at Richard Serra's T.W.U., a hulking Corten steel monolith installed just the year before in a pregentrified and sparsely populated TriBeCa.
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We stood on the deck of the hulking cargo ship, through the bluster and drizzle in the Strait of Messina, both of us feeling something like sailors docking at an unfamiliar port of call.
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Several applicants for packing or delivery positions who showed up at the company's hulking customer center in Manhattan during a recent nationwide hiring drive said they hoped temporary stints would turn into permanent jobs.
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The vessels, which were transformed from hulking oil tankers into 1,000-bed hospital ships, are nearly three football fields long and 10 stories high, making them indisputably the largest hospital ships in the world.
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The fear over trade tensions has spread beyond Boeing's hulking factories, all the way to Schilling Cider, a hard-cider company founded here five years ago by two friends, Mark Kornei and Colin Schilling.
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Unlike his reticent, hulking hero, Mr. Diaz has a slight build and a wide smile and an expression that gains intensity as he listens and weighs his words, which he delivers with rapid precision.
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The Mays emerged from the palace — a hulking, yellow-tinged stone building with Corinthian columns, ornate turrets and statues adorning the top — and strode down red-carpeted steps and across a large cobblestone plaza.
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Carmen (Britney Young), the shy daughter of a wrestling legend who practically disowns her for joining the league, comes out of her shell and wins over her dad as the hulking hero Machu Picchu.
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Today it backs onto a hulking, razor wire-topped concrete wall, a section of Israel's security barrier that went up in 210, isolating wingless creatures in Abu Dis from Jerusalem and its holy sites.
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He eventually embarked on more ambitious projects: shooting beach scenes from helicopters over Miami and Kauai, Hawaii, and joining a National Geographic expedition to Antarctica, where he juxtaposed a beach ball with hulking glaciers.
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In 4, the most popular Bluetooth speaker around was the Jawbone (RIP) Jambox, and Beats' initial attempt at making a splash was with the hulking Beatbox Portable that ran on six D-cell batteries.
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Henry Cavill stars as Garalt of Rivia, a hulking loner who was raised as a monster hunter and who's determined to slash his way through the kingdom without aligning himself with other human beings.
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After my admirer left that day, it took me a good hour to quiet my inner judge and send him hulking back down the cellar steps of my consciousness to prowl grumbling and mumbling.
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In"Tackle" (2017), a hulking, tar-like black form with spindly legs and a small penis takes up most of the painting, his arms and the top of his head cropped by the edges.
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Now, when I round the corner on the dirt road leading to the startup's new test range, I'm met by what looks like a prototype lunar base dotted with stretched white tents and hulking containers.
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A one-stop shop, these hulking arenas offer people a chance to coalesce with people from all walks of life, who are united under one common interest: to purchase some good old fashioned American gasoline.
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The last train left Michigan Central Station 30 years ago and it has stood vacant ever since, a hulking embodiment of Detroit&aposs long decline from America&aposs manufacturing engine to its biggest municipal bankruptcy.
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In contrast to the hulking factory arms that have traditionally labored in isolation, this robot was meant to work right alongside humans, delicately sanding and painting things like speaker cases or cabinets for medical devices.
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To shrink corporate profits and redirect more of the benefits of new technologies to individuals, governments might need to take a page from the early 20th century and break up or regulate hulking digital monopolies.
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The story, meanwhile, is little more than a dull and perfunctory retelling of the series opener, in which the Rangers fight Rita Repulsa, an army of putty monsters, and a hulking gold monster named Goldar.
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On a clear day, from the middle of a well-trafficked stretch of reinforced concrete that spans the Snoqualmie River in Washington state, you can make out the hulking, ice-covered flanks of Mount Rainier.
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The virtual reality rig used to shoot "Hallelujah" also comes with a massive form factor; Lytro's VR Immerge camera is a hulking, data-hungry, hexagonal device made up of an array of 95 individual cameras.
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Writer-director James Gunn again milks plenty of comedy from the rest of the gang, perhaps foremost from the ill-tempered raccoon Rocket (voiced by Bradley Cooper) and the hulking, literal-minded Drax (Dave Bautista).
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Mr. Flint, who is juggling several proposals for the hulking unoccupied factory buildings in the middle of town, recalled a time when there was a strong professional class with many engineers affiliated with the factories.
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At one point, a rocket-propelled grenade fired from close range nearly breached one of the Hesco barriers, hulking bales of canvas wrapped in wire mesh and filled with dirt, that lined the compound's perimeter.
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Like the much kinder-sounding "Fauvism" or "Impressionism," it was a term of abuse for the work of architects whose buildings confronted their users — brutalized them — with hulking, piled-up slabs of raw, unfinished concrete.
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Located in a former workshop that rebuilt diesel engines for cargo ships, the gleaming complex, with its track lighting and exposed brick, sits across from the Red Hook Container Terminal, with its hulking cranes looming.
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But by virtue of committing this professional ethical violation, Bornstein didn't deserve a squad of hulking men barging in and demanding his office records, dispatched by the newly sworn-in President of the United States.
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"It's become like America, a land of opportunity — for kidnappers," said Mohanned el Mahjoub, a chatty 30-year-old militia commander, as we sped through Tripoli one night in his hulking four-wheel-drive Jeep.
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They're also hulking lords of the wild who can sink your puny human face in with a single swipe of a paw and don't take kindly to you coming too close to their baby cubs.
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And there could be an additional one in the future, an unrivaled, hulking piece of machinery called the Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) that will be capable of gazing about 13 billion light years into space.
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Frugal Traveler I had been on only one cruise in my life: a hulking 290,223-person Royal Caribbean vessel that featured an ice-skating rink, a mini-golf course, a casino and a Johnny Rockets.
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One of the best of the bunch is this Clio-winning spot, which shows hulking, injured Pittsburgh Steeler "Mean" Joe Greene softening after a game when a young boy gives him a bottle of pop.
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The entrees, kept warm in cast-iron pots on induction burners, might include hulking meatballs with the pillowy loft of Shanghainese lion's heads, gaining sweetness and crunch from water chestnuts mixed into the ground beef.
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And once a month, she puts on a heavy coat to treasure-hunt in the freezing meat lockers at Pat LaFrieda's New Jersey warehouse, picking out her favorite cuts of beef (hulking, marbled with fat).
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It blended 19th century French antiques with clean, beautiful lines, like the hulking armoire near the bed and wooden desk facing the window, with contemporary pieces from brands like Knoll, Carl Hansen & Søn and Ercol.
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Cities like Boston, San Francisco and Seattle have all done it — razed hulking, unsightly highways dividing the heart of their downtowns, pushed a new roadway underground and turned the space above into an urban paradise.
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Rather than hold on to the headquarters from a bygone era — and pay the property taxes as well as other expenses — publishers have unloaded their hulking buildings and regrouped on an often much smaller scale.
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Lucy the Elephant, a national landmark built in 1881 in Margate, a seaside city about five miles south of Atlantic City, is the last of three hulking pachyderms that once stood along the East Coast.
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While Cena has clearly endeavored to establish himself as a comedy actor (including "Trainwreck" and the "Daddy's Home" movies), in much the way Arnold Schwarzenegger did, his hulking WWE-honed physique does a trifle distracting.
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In recent years, amid roiling racial tensions between minority communities and law enforcement, activists have pointed to the hulking armored vehicles mobilized in protests across the country as symptomatic of the militarization of the police.
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The town of Phong Nha sits just outside of the park, has a population of a couple thousand and a brief but expanding downtown of small hotels and restaurants in the shadows of hulking cliffs.
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Eric Huppert, the leader of Defenders of Liberty Motorcycle Club and local organizer of Bikers for Trump, stood beside a row of hulking V-twin Harley Davidsons and said he was not looking for violence.
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Maybe. It will almost certainly be less hulking: Mr. Gelb said a major element will be projections by Mark Grimmer of 59 Productions, the design firm that has practically taken up residence at the Met.
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Strongmen Eddie Hall and Brian Shaw were seated next to each other on a flight to Scotland, and a hilarious photo showed the two hulking men looking jokingly upset as they invaded each other's personal space.
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More than 1 million tons of radiation-laced water is already being kept on-site in an ever-expanding forest of hundreds of hulking steel tanks—and so far, there's no plan to deal with them.
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Late-night revelers already face a $109 fine if they're caught emptying their bladders on the 531-foot-tall Ulm Minster church, but the monetary threat hasn't thwarted drunken partiers drawn to the hulking piss-beacon.
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Mr. Mandvi did prevail in the matter of his armoire, a hulking, dark wood piece that he bought in an East Village antiques shop, and that he is absolutely certain he knew in a previous life.
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A growing array of satellites and sensors, including some on disputed islets, can funnel panoptic targeting data to this wide array of missiles, making it dangerous for hulking American aircraft-carriers to station themselves near flashpoints.
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Apps and online lenders might have massive user bases, but they are mainly comprised of consumers and small businesses, not the hulking state-owned enterprises and government entities that form the backbone of the banking system.
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That leaves it trading just a touch under book value, which suggests it should be able to at least cover its cost of equity, which is generally pegged at 10 percent for such hulking financial institutions.
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In the tumultuous decades following Japan's Meiji Restoration of 1868, mountains took on an ominous, hulking purpose at a time when the country threw off its isolation and launched into a frenzy of industrialisation and militarisation.
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He was one of the first musicians to ape their sounds with sequencers and synthesisers; the beeps and blips on the album's opener, prosaically titled "Computer Game", recalls playing "Space Invaders" on a hulking arcade machine.
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After the first days, Maersk's port operations had regained the ability to read the ships' inventory files, so operators were no longer blind to the contents of the hulking, 2188,22016-container vessels arriving in their harbors.
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Well, if I moved like that on land, I'd probably prefer the sea too; I feel only sympathy watching these hulking, massive creatures shlep themselves around on land, especially when they're so graceful in the water.
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But the video also provides an annotated overview of other objects that the FGST has captured, such as the Gamma Cygni supernova remnant, the Crab Nebula, or the hulking twin stars of the Eta Carinae system.
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As is common knowledge, it was Ellsberg's conscience about the rift that led him to steal—or, if you prefer, to liberate—a hulking stash of incriminating documents, which came to be called the Pentagon Papers.
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On a recent, drizzly Sunday, about half a dozen of the old masters gathered in the lobby of the former P.S. 62 building, on Grand Street, a hulking brick structure now called the Seward Park Campus.
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Watch This Freakishly Agile Dog-Bot Do the DishesBoston Dynamics, better known for the hulking robot brute known as ATLAS, has just revealed a…Read more ReadSo what does Softbank want with Boston Dynamics and Schaft?
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A little after the hype of his WWE career had died down, the hulking new face of the Fast and the Furious franchise and overall woke bae was working hard to break into the acting game.
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So, if Brock Lesnar decides Brock Lesnar does want to compete for the UFC again, and the folks over at WWE decide to allow such a thing, who might serve as the hulking wrestler's next opponent?
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I could feel a presence in the room, a hulking solidity to the shadows at the rear of the venue by the cigarette machine where the purple pools of light gave way to the impenetrable onyx.
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It is, by some stretch, the plushest hotel in Vang Vieng, with 31 rooms in buildings arranged around an infinity pool, views of hulking rock formations across the river, and a spa that opened last month.
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The familiar voice of Donald Pleasence (actually a sound-alike), as Michael's former psychiatrist, is heard on an audio tape, and iconic images — a slatted closet door; a hulking, streetlamp-lit figure — press our pleasure buttons.
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Haas, a hulking 26-year-old wearing a ball cap and a silver chain necklace, is anxious to see what's left of the place he's called home for eight years, and maybe even find his cat.
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On Pro Hockey LAS VEGAS — A hockey net measures 211 feet tall by 23 feet wide, though it can seem far smaller when a hulking goalie like Braden Holtby of the Washington Capitals is protecting it.
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His owner, Christopher Stracuzza, a 32-year-old auto-body repairman from Savannah, Ga., wanted Dinnah, a hulking 20-pound American lobster, and another 20 pounds of more-modest crustaceans to reach their final destination peacefully.
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He and Thomas Palmer, his assistant then, needed four and a half years to complete the project: a hulking limited-edition book that used a secondhand German Miehle single-pass offset press in Mr. Benson's basement.
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But, at the moment when a typical surgeon would extend his hand for a scalpel, Giulianotti went into a corner, where there was a gray console that reminded me of a hulking computer from the nineties.
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Throw in Awkafina as a new avatar and Rory McCann ("Game of Thrones") as a hulking heavy, and there's enough going on here to power the movie past its arid patches, including a mid-movie lull.
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Since its deployment this summer, the Comfort, a vessel transformed from a hulking oil tanker into a 1,000-bed hospital ship, has treated more than 20183,000 people along its stops in various Central and South American nations.
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Since its deployment this summer, the Comfort, a vessel transformed from a hulking oil tanker into a 1,000-bed hospital ship, has treated more than 20,000 people along its stops in various Central and South American nations.
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All that effort seems to have paid off, since seats were reliably packed with a diverse crowd of families sharing platters of hulking marrowbones, and artsy university students sipping pastis at bar seats facing the open kitchen.
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I found myself viewing death as two very different (and equally problematic) beasts — a hulking, dark thing that we only discuss in whispers and a lurking shadow that simply absorbs the rueful jokes we hurl at it.
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Click here to view original GIFBoston Dynamics, better known for the hulking robot brute known as ATLAS, has just revealed a considerably smaller creation that looks like a cross between a golden retriever and a baby giraffe.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If you've lived in Los Angeles long enough, odds are you've driven by the Triforium — the hulking, retro-futuristic sculpture on the Northern Edge of downtown — and wondered what it was.
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This is no ordinary hill, but a monumental work of environmental architecture designed by Tadao Ando to enclose a hulking Buddha, which sits half-buried at its center, with its downcast head poking out from a hole.
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With much of the space's original footprint left untouched (the same hulking door, exposed brick and stone, and expansive windows), it was transformed into a chic trattoria with mirrored ceilings, sleek velour banquettes and an open kitchen.
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These were two men who look like what the casual sports fan would probably think of if they were to imagine a cagefighter — swole athletes with fist-like abs, an oversized trapezius, and hulking, vein-popping biceps.
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"After they ask me, 'Are you a professional wrestler?' they say, 'Hey, I saw you on Colbert,'" Fetterman told Colbert in his second appearance on the news satire show in 2009, fielding jokes about his hulking size.
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Its real estate broker did not even identify the company at first when calling about space at 111 Eighth Avenue, a hulking building that covers a full city block and is larger than the Empire State Building.
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"I believe the final battle will be won by the judiciary," she said in an interview in her party's office in the hulking Palace of Parliament, originally intended as the palace of the Communist dictator Nicolae Ceausescu.
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Visitors can tour the bodega (€14 with two wines; €20 with four wines and tapas), which dates to 1835, learning about the winemaking process and exploring the cool, musty soleras, where the hulking sherry barrels are kept.
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But he had never laid eyes on the Vernon C. Bain Center, a hulking, 625-foot long royal blue barge in the East River topped with a nearly windowless five-story jail resembling Lego pieces stacked together.
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It's a big leafy campus, known for its liberal arts programs, and on a recent day professors and students mingled in a sun-dappled courtyard between hulking brick buildings painted with images of Mandela, Gandhi and Guevara.
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And in 1998, it expanded its rules to include the hulking minivans and SUVs Americans had come to love, and strengthened the rule governing nitrogen oxide emissions, which would ultimately land Volkswagen in a heap of trouble.
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The show is being put on in partnership with Maccarone, and will feature work by that gallery's roster (Nate Lowman, Sarah Charlesworth) interspersed with stone pieces by Max Lamb and a hulking resin chandelier by Gaetano Pesce.
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But for a brief period in the early rise of PlayStation, Final Fantasy reigned supreme, and the only way you could play it was plugging in a Sony console and buying the series' hulking, multi-disc sets.
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Welding a green symbol on the back of such a hulking vehicle seems a little silly, or even cynical; not unlike Tyson's slapping a cutesy illustration of a peapod on the packaging of a mostly meat burger.
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This is not a case you can stick in your pocket, or slip into a small purse — it is, quite frankly, a hulking hunk of plastic that does nothing to sell the portability of the buds within.
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When it fires up, the plant, which is attached to one of the power company NRG's hulking coal-burning units, will draw 21 percent of the CO220 from the emissions produced by 22 megawatts of generated power.
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The format won me over entirely when I put one next to my giant stack of to-be-read books, realized that it made them look as though they belonged to a hulking giant, and cackled gleefully.
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Within the zone, there are hulking structures, like the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, on 11th Avenue between 34th and 40th Streets, and the Port Authority Bus Terminal, between Eighth and Ninth Avenues and 40th and 42nd Streets.
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Silver-haired and hulking in his prison-issue shirt, Mr. Le Roux spoke about Ms. Lee in his first few moments on the stand, saying he had ordered her murder because he believed she had stolen from him.
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Some of the masks are filled with a nerve agent that will turn you into what we call a "plane beast" — hulking, violent monsters who live in the cargo bay and follow only the orders of our captain.
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Furiosa's hulking mass of a truck, loaded up with the hope of escape from a nightmare, beset on all sides by marauders and the people who would lodge it back into its appropriate place of transport and travel.
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The SHS said Pearl Bank, along with People's Park Complex, a hulking yellow and green edifice that towers over Chinatown, and the Golden Mile Complex, with its unique stepped-terrace design, were of great historical and architectural significance.
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The Javits Center, encased in panels of glass, was where the Clinton campaign held what was supposed to be its victory party on Election Night, a hulking metaphor for the historic glass ceiling she was about to shatter.
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Klitschko has been living his best life since he passed the torch to Anthony Joshua in 2017, losing an up-and-down slobberknocker to a hulking fighter 13 years his junior in a title fight for the ages.
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The debate, held in a hulking football stadium, was one of the last opportunities for incumbent President Petro Poroshenko to try to overhaul a significant lead in the opinion polls enjoyed by his challenger Volodymyr Zelenskiy, a comic.
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In text messages shared by former clients with The Times, Mr. Philbrick bragged about his Gio Ponti furniture and his hulking 5990 Patek Phillipe Nautilus, which left him no longer in need of his previously purchased status watch.
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PARIS — The longtime host venue of the Biennale, the Grand Palais — with its hulking, column-filled stone base; glowing, larger-than-life atrium; and monumental, rounded glass-and-metal roof — is a textbook example of Beaux-Arts architecture.
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After he declines her offer to take U4EA (90210's fictionalized version of ecstasy), the drug that "brings new couples closer together," she secretly buys two small packets from a hulking dealer in a leather jacket (of course).
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They found the sensational details riveting: the inmates, David Sweat and Richard Matt, both convicted murderers, painstakingly sawed through their cell walls and a thick, wide steam pipe beneath the hulking prison and emerged from the nearby manhole.
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That bird — a hulking, flightless cassowary with a daggerlike claw on each foot — will go up for auction on Saturday alongside about one hundred other exotic animals that Mr. Hajos, 75, kept on his property near Gainesville, Fla.
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The hulking guard helped clear paths for record-breaking seasons by running backs Shaun Alexander in Seattle (NFL-high 1,880 yards in 2005) and Adrian Peterson in Minnesota (NFL rushing titles with 1,760 in 2008, 2,097 in 2012).
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Builders would gain access to vast swaths of valuable land to construct hulking towers where stretches of mostly five-story buildings now stand, replacing the 323 apartments in each building with hundreds to be sold for enormous profits.
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That leaves Bank of America trading just a touch under book value, which suggests it should be able to at least cover its cost of equity, which is generally pegged at 10 percent for such hulking financial institutions.
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Christian, in his late twenties, was rapping the lyrics to Vanilla Ice's "Ice Ice Baby" while seated in class at a windmill-repair school; he was physically hulking, but he shared his mother's blond hair and high cheekbones.
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Housed in an imposing steel-and-glass tower on Manhattan's West Side whose unmarked entrance was recently watched by four hulking security guards, the bank emerged from the financial crisis with a reputation as an insular trading juggernaut.
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In Manhattan, where developers bet big on Far West Side and downtown sites, in areas unaccustomed to hulking towers, proof of concept will rest on the pace of sales — and most everyone is being tight-lipped about numbers.
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James as Liz is fun, whether she's espousing (in Chinese) the value of reading The Art of War in its original language or taking on a hulking henchman twice her size à la Ethan Hunt in Mission: Impossible.
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The short film sees Talion — the main protagonist in the Middle-earth games — fighting his way at the head of an army of orcs, storming a fortress while fending off attacks from enemy warriors, drakes, and huge hulking trolls.
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Land Rover just squeezed another model into the Russian nesting doll that is the Range Rover lineup: The more-than-mini SUV Velar, a new entry-level model for the upscale maker of big, hulking trucks for rich people.
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INGRAHAM: I also feel like, I&aposve got to say the people that they&aposre targeting are horrible, they&aposre all like these little guys who innocuous, Ben Shapiro&aposs like this, Steven Miller&aposs not this hulking threat.
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Starting off with the ConceptD 500 desktop pictured above, it's a hulking tower that's powered by a 9th Gen Intel Core i9 processor, an Nvidia Quadro RTX 1923 graphics card, and support for up to 64GB of DDR4 RAM.
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Edmonton needs more from Milan Lucic, who's scored once in 11 November games, while fellow hulking left winger Patrick Maroon hasn't scored in his last five contests after tallying four times in his first six games of the month.
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"Now that's bad," State Trooper Jason J. Lewis said on Friday morning as he spun his unmarked S.U.V. around across the double yellow line of State Road 17 M in the village of Monroe to pursue the hulking truck.
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A hulking man with a spray of braids, he headed straight for the orchestra's music director, Yannick Nézet-Séguin, who at 41 is boyish, diminutive and widely considered to be one of the most talented conductors of his generation.
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Martino Gamper showed colorful drums (covered in Nike's Flyknit fabric) that connoted rhythm and pace and Max Lamb showcased hulking blocks of granite and aluminum, which glide atop a thin plane of compressed air, alluding to lightness and weight.
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Moored along a four-block stretch of shore where the Hudson meets Manhattan are turbocharged tour boats painted green with gaping jaws, hulking ferries, yawing cruise ships, idling tugboats and a conga line of sightseeing craft picking up tourists.
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Casts will shift throughout the run, but the lineup on Tuesday offered presumably inadvertent comedy, with the relatively short Mr. Keenlyside dwarfed by hulking giants: Adam Plachetka as Leporello, Giovanni's servant; and Matthew Rose as Masetto, the peasant groom.
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And no matter where a film falls on the Shazam-Joker spectrum, it's perpetuating a hulking multi-billion-dollar meta-franchise so big we have felt the need to add "extended" to "universe," the word for everything that exists.
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Iran has taken that charge to the extreme, cultivating Mehrzad over a five-year span to counter Anderson Ribas da Silva, Brazil's hulking spiker and blocker extraordinaire who played traditional volleyball professionally before knee injuries prevented him from continuing.
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Just 20 hours after the report of his death, at a crowded press conference ostensibly called by Ukrainian police to document the investigation's progress, a hulking Arkady Babchenko — living, breathing, albeit a bit sheepishly — walked in front of cameras.
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Pity us, the mugs who thought the future was here, now left hulking thousands of files up into external hard drives we'll never connect to again, left to gather dust alongside a Little Britain boxset and your iPod classic.
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But the common thread is a need to diversify revenue, as well as the sad truth that cheap drinks and cheap food alone will often no longer support these hulking old buildings and the people who work in them.
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"It feels like we're all living in a warzone today," Ono told me during a recent interview at her home in the Dakota, the hulking apartment building in uptown Manhattan, where she and John Lennon settled in the 1970s.
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A lofty cube, its corners girded by oversize hollow cylinders, the prayer hall, from a bird's-eye view, extends into the moat surrounding the hulking, fortresslike Parliament complex at a slight angle, as though caught in a gentle tide.
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Some of NYCHA's most reliable boilers are also its oldest: Three hulking boilers beneath the Berry Houses, an eight-building development on Staten Island that only experienced one outage last winter, have roared to life every day since 1954.
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The offshore block where the drilling was occurring straddles the border of Vietnam's 200-nautical-mile exclusive economic zone but is challenged by China, Vietnam's hulking northern neighbor, which is building artificial islands in the sea for its military.
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But the latest devices are making advances in new directions that aren't adequately covered by those tests; namely, the emergence of "night mode" shooting and multi-lens setups like the iPhone 11 Pro and its hulking rear-camera assembly.
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"We have been using the history of conservation success in South Africa to repopulate other areas in Africa," Andrew Parker, director of conservation at African Parks, told Reuters as a hulking rhino lumbered about its holding pen below him.
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The museum, the Yan'an Revolution Memorial Hall, is a hulking edifice built 10 years ago that commemorates the Communist Party's perseverance in the face of scarce food and diseases, like dysentery, that killed because of the lack of penicillin.
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Today's opponent is Japanese Olympic gold medallist Satoshi Ishii—four months after Herring took the hulking Amir Aliakbari to a decision in the Quarterfinals of Rizin's Openweight Grand-Prix at the tail-end of 2016 as a last-minute entrant.
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Ten years ago one of Cardiff's hulking forwards, more used to pushing and shoving, failed to kick the ball between the posts during rugby's own version of a penalty shoot-out, and thus lost his team an important European game.
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Humans rendered as heat signatures lose identity, and the very scale of this unraveling tragedy is brought to the fore—the hulking ships, heavily armed aircraft, helicopters, and sprawling camps seen in a medium that both clarifies and abstracts them.
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In 1943, Galvin released the Motorola SCR300—also known as the "Walkie Talkie"—a hulking, 35-pound FM radio device with a range of 10 to 23 miles that was worn like a backpack and sometimes required two people to operate.
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They found that alkali flies have to exert forces up to 18 times their body weight to enter the water, hulking out and gripping the bottom with burly claws on their feet, pulling themselves along against the buoyancy of their bubble.
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New York sold several veterans at the trade deadline and is turning to youngsters such as hulking outfielder Aaron Judge, who joined Joe Lefebvre (1980) on Sunday as the only Yankees to homer in their first two major league games.
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Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice looks to be exploring a more Asian-inspired setting than the Gothic, medieval cathedrals of Dark Souls, but expect the punishing difficulty and hulking bosses that the developer is known for to come along for the ride.
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While Deadpool 2 didn't unveil a new trailer on Super Bowl Sunday, the film did just that a few days later — unleashing new footage on Wednesday morning spotlighting Josh Brolin's Cable, a hulking mercenary with a glowing eye and bionic arm.
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More often than not, these hulking giants are accompanied by smaller stars, and their lower-mass companions capitalize on this proximity by sucking fresh hydrogen gas off their O-type partners to revitalize and sustain them for longer, more active lives.
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An hour later, Fred asked me if I would like to inherit the hulking mahogany sideboard that has been in my family for three generations when he and my sister-in-law sell their house sometime in the next year.
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Fortune smiles on Fortuna as he lands walk-off KO on UFC debut A natural light heavyweight, UFC debutant Marcel Fortuna weighed in at 2073lbs to take on hulking heavyweight Anthony Hamilton, who weighed in at 2207lbs, on Saturday night.
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When former Texas Instruments employees Rod Canion, Jim Harris, and Bill Murto created a portable version of the IBM PC in 1982, it was a hulking device that weight 28 pounds and was roughly the size of a sewing machine.
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Pence, dressed in a green military jacket, said aboard the hulking USS Ronald Reagan that President Donald Trump's administration would continue to "work diligently" with allies like Japan, China and other global powers to apply economic and diplomatic pressure on Pyongyang.
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But traffic only got worse and eventually, in desperation, I convinced myself that the only way to prevent the heart of my city from choking on congestion was to build an ugly, hulking overpass running above the city's grid layout.
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A short walk away, teams of construction workers are turning the cavernous ground floor of a hulking building into a food-manufacturing hub that will be anchored by Russ & Daughters, a century-old purveyor of smoked fish, bagels and babka.
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CreditCreditDado Galdieri for The New York Times RIO DE JANEIRO — One of the world's most improbable sports centers is a hulking, light-blue building on a mud-caked alley in Chacrinha, a favela on the western outskirts of Rio de Janeiro.
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Starting with samples woven at the Bauhaus and eventually leaping off the loom with a hulking macramé sculpture that could crush you, the show — which spans five galleries and includes about 22020 works — marks the 100th anniversary of the Bauhaus's opening.
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"I think we're all drawn to interesting industrial buildings with interesting things going on inside," Alicia Glen, the deputy mayor for housing and economic development, said last week outside a hulking, rust-splotched warehouse on 2105th Road in Long Island City.
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Inside a gaming parlor, where posters of Chinese gladiatrix occupied the chipping walls, off-duty construction workers crouched over a hulking console named China Dragon, a blinking, talking, and singing table that produced 19 fictional fish, including a prized sea monster.
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"It would be nice to find at least some bones of the postcranial skeleton, in order to confirm that Razana had a body construction similar to the sebecosuchian notosuchia," a group that includes the hulking predator Baurusuchus salgadoensis, Dal Sasso said.
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Forsaken buildings are being renovated, such as the 1901 Hahne & Company department store, which had been a grand shopping destination until it shut in the 23s, languishing downtown ever since, a hulking testament to how far the city had fallen.
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"In the Hall of the Mountain King" — music known to anyone who watched cartoons on television as a child — was all the more ominous for the hulking, eerily restrained and heavy-footed way it began here, building inexorably to brassy terror.
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The effort is timed to May 30, the 17th anniversary of the conclusion of the recovery effort, and the day the 9/11 Memorial and Museum is set to dedicate a new Memorial Glade, a pathway with hulking stone monoliths.
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There are places — roughly 700 miles of the almost 2,000-mile border — where the wall is indeed a hulking structure of concrete or steel, shooting up into the sky along invisible lines that divide towns, property and, sometimes, extended families.
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The hulking bakery is a landmark in the unpretentious Bergen County borough, but for the Estersohns, a more familiar landmark is the Dutch Colonial revival-style Radburn train station, a quick walk from the four-bedroom house they bought for $430,000.
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Snohetta imagined a tree-filled public garden going back there, stripping away the hulking four-story annex that long served as a de facto indoctrination center for Sony customers, adding a grassy berm and leafy nooks with plenty of seating.
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After all, even with a full slate of events, many of those taxpayers may never set foot in the building, which the neighborhood may end up seeing as a hulking, self-contained island, siloed from the rest of the community.
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CreditCreditCole Wilson for The New York Times Håkan Söderström, the hulking hero of Hernán Diaz's novel, "In the Distance," makes a stupendous entrance, ascending onto the first page through a star-shaped void on a featureless plain of white sea ice.
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In the early six years since it announced Android Wear, including its relaunch as Wear OS, it's powered dozens of devices without producing a single watch to truly challenge Apple — generally delivering huge, hulking watches and/or poor battery life.
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Three days after the monster storm, with rescue workers cutting through hulking debris piles in search of survivors, residents formed long lines outside fire stations, schools and Salvation Army food trucks to collect bottled water and ready-to-eat meals (MREs).
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The thin, cylindrical, waist-height metal bollards are intended to be a more attractive alternative to the hulking concrete blocks the New York Police Department had deposited in busier areas around the city following the vehicle attacks, de Blasio said.
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HOUSTON — For over 50 years, postal workers scuttled through the concrete building once known as Houston's Barbara Jordan Post Office; but with last year's closure of those mail operations arrived an opportunity to breathe new life into the hulking, modernist edifice.
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HOSPI operates autonomously and doesn't require a track or an operator to wheel it around the floor, using sensors and collision avoidance technology designed to prevent the hulking robot from crashing into walls or people or getting stuck in a corner.
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The most impressive bit about the technology is that the neural network that powers it runs entirely on the smartphone, no cloud computing or hulking processors required, as the researchers detail in a preprint paper to be published in Frontiers in Plant Science.
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The only consistent source of comic relief is a hulking, reprogrammed Imperial droid, K-2S0 (voiced and performed by Alan Tudyk), who delivers wry, cleverly written commentary and, like C-3PO, has a bad habit of detailing what long odds they face.
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Although he was nearly as tall as Blazer, the prosecutor seemed almost comically slender beside the hulking man, occupying just a fraction of the space at the table, swimming in his dark suit while the soccer official threatened to burst out of his.
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Eyevine Hulking hazards In his book "The Economics of Waste", Richard Porter, an academic, examined the costs and benefits of the American government's decision to tighten controls on leachate from landfills in 1991, using data supplied by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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With his American accent and normal child body, that son seems a little incongruous in a world of fantastical beasts and vengeful gods, but then anyone would look a little weedy set against a hulking man-brute covered in red body paint.
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If you were already planning on spending the big bucks on a hulking gaming laptop that's not very portable (instead of saving thousands on a DIY desktop build with similar specs), this currently seems to be one of the more interesting choices.
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Standing in at a hulking 7ft 2 ins, Silva carved out a reasonably successful basketball career as a centre and represented his country in the 503 Olympics in Seoul, South Korea, before heading into the world of in-ring competition—kayfabe of otherwise.
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The stomping around in building-sized bipedal robots, the blasting of other big robots with massive cannons mounted on your own, the need to repair the hulking chunks of metal, the very core of the MechWarrior experience, in other words—it's all there.
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Based on its teeth, Megalolamna belongs to the otodontid family of sharks; its lineage closely tied to the hulking 40-foot-long shark Otodus that thrived 60 million years ago, in the fallout of the Cretaceous-Paleogene extinction event that killed the dinosaurs.
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Yet potential redemption resides in his son Viktor (German boxer Florian "Big Nasty" Munteanu), a hulking bruiser who makes his scientifically honed dad look like a wimp, raised in the kind of barren Ukrainian surroundings that have instilled the eye of the tiger.
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Here live the beneficiaries of globalization: Ohio State University professors, software engineers and bankers who work at the hulking JPMorgan Chase building, a structure on the southern edge of the county that is as large as the Empire State Building, though considerably shorter.
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Beautiful, hulking tempura shrimp, battered in blue masa and jazzed up with chili and kaffir-lime powder, is even better, and a lettuce-leaf doily between shrimp and tortilla prevents sogginess, a problem with the overloaded chicken al pastor and pork-cheek carnitas.
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About a week after I talk to Tobias and Asprey on the phone, I'm parking my 2007 Jeep Liberty among the hulking Mercedes G-Wagens at the Beverly Hilton for the sixth annual Biohacking Conference, hosted for the first time by Upgrade Labs.
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YUTIAN, China (Reuters) - On a recent morning in Yutian, a dusty town bisected by the highway that connects Beijing to the sea, Su Meiquan strolled into a dealership packed with hulking trucks and prepared to drive off with a brand new rig.
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The half-full station seemed like a holdover from the Cold War — all Soviet brutalist architecture and gray, hulking concrete; apparently, this adventure also involved time travel back to the 1970s, if the station and the surrounding area was anything to go by.
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Every city has a few of these things, great hulking monuments to the imagination, things that still don't seem to quite fit into the normal landscape of life as it's lived; not just dreams but active intrusions of another world into our own.
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As the trial came to a close on Thursday afternoon, the prosecutors said that Mr. St. Hubert — "a hulking monster" — followed the children from a playground and knifed them in the elevator, which was not much more than an arm-span wide.
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Many of the images of the crackdown showed the streets of Beijing engulfed in carnage and chaos, but the image of Tank Man — a lonely figure in a crisp white shirt, clutching two shopping bags, standing defiantly before hulking armored vehicles — stood out.
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Most of the critics loathed the 45-ton machine at the heart of Mr. Lepage's production: a hulking kinetic sculpture made of 24 planks that spin into a variety of configurations conjuring the dozen-plus sets called for in Wagner's four-opera saga.
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Its edifices and landscapes aren't Second Life's only venues for boundless exploration: So customizable are Second Life avatars that a player could don a cleft chin and Armani-style suit by day and by night, hulking paws, green fur, and exaggerated, functioning genitalia.
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Anticipating the slasher boom that would begin four years later with "Halloween," Leatherface (played with hulking abandon by Gunnar Hansen, who died in 2015) hunted his prey with ferocity and panache, using a hammer, a meat hook and, of course, a chain saw.
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BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Just a few blocks from the rusted 16-story blast furnaces that once fired hulking steel beams for the Hoover Dam and the Golden Gate Bridge, OraSure Technologies each day produces thousands of thumbnail-size pads made to spit on.
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CHAPTER NY Galeria Agustina Ferreyra from San Juan, P.R., fills the space with a combustive contest of sensibilities starting with Yann Gerstberger's "Swiss Swatchin," a gorgeous, hulking tapestry made of mop strings and yarn, and Ramiro Chaves's sharp and intricate works on paper.
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The Sanitation Department bills itself as New York's Strongest, and its hulking vehicles have made the agency a key ally as the Police Department and other law enforcement agencies seek to guard against truck attacks like those in Nice, France, and Berlin.
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Over the course of two weeks, 50 visitors were allowed into the Armory's drill hall for 30 minutes at a time — and invited to circulate in and out of the towers while the mourners performed — giving the hulking space an uncharacteristic intimacy.
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A beach paradise framed by turquoise waters and hulking, golden desert rocks, a place for spring breaks and bachelorette parties, where, if the early '220s MTV reality series "The Hills" was to be believed, tequila shots and "drama, drama, drama" ruled. Cabo.
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But he was asked to continue on with a new title, "communications adviser," playing an ancillary role as a pinch-hitter on the communications team from the hulking government building across the street until he finally left the White House last month.
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Among the hulking wrestlers, green-skinned mutants, and fire-breathing yoga masters in the World Warrior line-up was a striking new addition: a fast-punching, lightning-kicking, Chinese martial artist of the highest order—who also happened to be a woman.
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Although it's just a concrete terrace glommed onto the private development, the garden — home to metal chairs and tables, a handful of trees in giant planters, and a hulking marble rectangle that may have once contained a working fountain — is technically public space.
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He's a hulking, topless, monotonous, drivel-spouting meathead who's absolutely gagging to join the crew of lesser known and underappreciated cult gaming icons—a Dante, a Gene, a Travis Touchdown—but with absolutely none of the wit, style, charm, or charisma to warrant it.
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Hulking Russian wrestler Bilyal Makhov will compete on his sport's biggest stage after the International Olympic Committee (IOC) refused to heed the World Anti-Doping Agency's (WADA) advice on banning all Russian athletes from competing at the 433 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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The report stressed that there would likely be significant movement soon in the industry as "major players try to leapfrog the competition" Another item that's clear from the report is the fact that secretive powerhouse Magic Leap is an impressively hulking force in the industry.
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As I watched a white actress and two hulking brothers dripping in baby oil get it on, the white director told me the film's target audience was mainly white Southerners, a demographic whom he said actually begged his studio for more degradation and sexual minstrelsy.
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I would feel worse for Shaq, or at least sorry about the state of his feet—it cannot be easy carrying around his hulking frame for decades, and being crammed inside shoes that would otherwise not exist but for him—but has he no decency?
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I'm not an Apple Watch devotee — after a harrowing experience getting lost in the Alps a year ago, I purchased a hulking Garmin multi-sport smartwatch with GPS to ensure I'll never find myself cold and afraid on the side of a mountain ever again.
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We live, quite happily, beneath the hulking shadow it casts from its place at the top of the charts, and its tenure there (currently matched only by Mariah Carey and Boyz II Men's "One Sweet Day") will more than likely continue for a while yet.
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Zehus motors are attractive to manufacturers looking to electrify their bikes without the hassle of becoming experts in DC power, running wires, developing an app, or compromising their designs with hulking batteries that have to be bolted onto the frame or hidden inside engorged tubes.
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The pair have been behind bars for almost eight months, most of that time at Yangon's Insein Prison, a hulking edifice of 19th century British colonial architecture that has held thousands of political prisoners, including Aung San Suu Kyi herself for a brief period.
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That's why a biracial Japanese-Slavic Kovacs, whose stack was frozen for over 200 years as punishment for attempting to overthrow the government, can come back to life as a hulking white man who looks a whole lot like That One Guy From RoboCop.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The decline of the New York City waterfront in the 2205s, followed by the near bankruptcy of the city in the 2205s, left hulking piers on the shore that were easier to leave to their decay than tear down.
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However, these aren't novels featuring a conventional story; they're art books that offer an impressionistic look into a world populated with hulking robots, strange science experiments, and even dinosaurs, all alongside boxy Volvo station wagons and isolated homes in the midst of the wilderness.
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For China, it is pipped by the prospect of a chaotic fall of the Kim regime, followed by a reunification of the two Koreas on Western terms, lining China's border with American allies and high-powered American radars (or worse, hulking GIs in Oakley sunglasses).
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She wasn't intimidated by the idea of maneuvering a 40-ton truck, sitting virtually immobile for hours at a time in a hulking pilot seat just inches away from someone she barely knew, sleeping in a small bunk in the back of the cab.
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Taiwanese men these days have it easy compared to generations past, who were compelled to spend up to two years stuck guarding some godforsaken outpost in the mountains or bracing against the biting wind on Kinmen Island, spitting distance from Taiwan's hulking adversary, China.
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But it is a Steinway, and on February 6 at the first of the Schastey Piano Series performances, "Something Strange: The American Parlor Meets the French Avant-Garde," it played with tones as light as the amber-colored satinwood that forms its hulking case.
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Earlier this week, a Republican running for governor in Georgia announced he'd be touring the state in a "deportation bus," a hulking monstrosity of a vehicle ostensibly aimed at collecting "illegals to send them back to where they came from," according to his YouTube video.
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The first national museum built outside Ottawa, the Canadian capital, the structure is an architectural tour de force, a hulking edifice of limestone and glass, designed to resemble a cloud wrapped around a mountain and topped by a gleaming spire said to symbolize hope.
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But many longtime Berliners are disdainful of the project for another reason: The Forum occupies the former site of the Palast der Republik, a hulking building that once housed the East German Parliament and that was demolished to make way for the new museum.
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The restaurant is smack in the midst of the ruins of that asylum, a hulking sprawl of old brick and stone buildings that rise ominously from the side of the road as you enter New Norfolk, the town where Agrarian Kitchen makes its home.
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A hulking, muscled, shirtless, tan bodyguard in black biker leathers, Gladio—whose last name literally means "friendly" or "friendship," by the way—was a routine jerk to the people around him during the game's first 6-7 chapters, the "open world" segment of the game.
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Adolescence is all about transformation, and so was the artist and hip-hop pioneer Rammellzee (1960-2010): He turned letters of the alphabet into figures of rebellion and used found objects to build hulking warrior sculptures and full-body costumes that resemble science fiction monsters.
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" In her opening essay for this hulking survey of over 200 of his works, Zadie Smith writes that Taylor shows "black history the way many black people actually experience it: as simultaneously change and stasis, revolution and stagnation, one step forward, two steps back.
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By 1966 Mr. Giorno had moved into a hulking Queen Anne-style building on the Bowery that had been built as the first YMCA and that then had a second life as a warren of studios for artists, including Mark Rothko and Fernand Léger.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Inside a hulking five-story building at the Winter Olympics, TV production crews are working with video in 21 languages, all part of a plan by their U.S. employer, Discovery Communications, to become the top sports media brand in Europe.
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To get to the ski area the poor man's way today, you must first get to inner Beijing's ancient Deshengmen archery tower, a hulking brown rectangle of a building with upturned eaves that sits atop a 22001-year-old barbican on the Second Ring Road.
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We don't need to worry about hulking armed robots terrorizing American cities, but there are serious ethical and societal issues we must confront quickly — because the next wave of computing power is coming, with the potential to dramatically alter — and improve — the human experience.
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Anyway, you could be happy with a whole fish, such as a saragus "caught yesterday," or the " DINOSAUR ," a generous, tender chunk of beef on a hulking bone with a delightfully sticky salt-and-pepper crust, which, also at seventy-nine dollars, easily feeds two.
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For those who do not want to do math or worry about a hulking tax bill, the smart thing to do is save any increase in your pay, suggested Kelley Long, a Chicago-based financial planner and CPA with an expertise in personal finance.
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The Gramercy International Art Fair — where dealers sold work out of the shabby rooms where they also slept — eventually outgrew its confines and was renamed the Armory Show (it's now held at Piers 92 and 94, a hulking trade show venue on the Hudson River).
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Nearly 6,500 mostly black and Hispanic people reside in Queensbridge Houses' 26 aging brick tenements, which sit near the Queensboro Bridge, across the East River from Manhattan's wealthy Upper East Side and less than three miles from the hulking glass tower that bears Trump's name.
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He is thick and sturdy, with disproportionately enormous hands — size 10⅛ from thumb to pinkie, bigger than those of hulking receiving threats like Kelce, Julio Jones and A.J. Green — that help him do things like, say, hold on to seven balls at the same time.
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The artist's "(Self-Portrait 4)" (1994) is the twin sister of "Self-Portrait 13" from the same year, which I described in a previous review as "a hulking, spindly-armed monster" clearly derived from Francisco Goya y Lucientes's "Saturn Devouring His Son" (1820–1823).
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THE EYE OF HURRICANE IRMA (Reuters) - The sky darkened, lightning flashed and a jolt of turbulence shook the cabin of the hulking Air Force turbo-prop aircraft as it plied its way toward the eye of Hurricane Irma, one of the strongest Atlantic storms ever recorded.
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Beauty and the Beast's affection for oddness allows for more humor, too, changing some of the original's earnest laughs into something a little more cringe-adjacent, while enhancing moments of slapstick comedy, like a snowball fight between the diminutive Watson and Stevens's hulking, CGI-enhanced Beast.
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Another book mentions a Hulking Rat that stalks the halls, and I feel pretty good about that one, because I flung a dagger across a room at that rat a few minutes ago and while I can't call that fight graceful I can call it successful.
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The marina, called ONE°15 Brooklyn — a reference to the coordinates of a marina over 9,500 miles away, in Singapore, where the majority partner of the $27 million project is based — will be a private dock with 0003 slips for skiffs, yachts and the occasional hulking lightship.
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It's not just the riverfront aesthetes who wilt at the thought of hulking iron vessels blocking their cherished water views — although having 16 barges anchored off Yonkers day and night might make that funky river town suddenly feel a lot more like a floodlit Galveston, Tex.
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Photograph by William Mebane for The New Yorker Tahdig goes beautifully with most everything else on the menu, including a perfectly tender, hulking lamb shank and a bowl of sweet, smoky, tart eggplant that's been charred and then slow-cooked with garlic, onions, and tomato until silky.
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The 340-metre (1,115 ft) "FPSO Opportunity", a hulking so-called Floating Production, Storage and Offloading (FPSO) vessel capable of drilling for oil in deep waters, is currently surplus to requirements along with scores of other rigs, tankers and support vessels in an era of cheap oil.
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Its filing reveals a sprawling company that's made strides since ex-CEO Travis Kalanick was dropping Boober jokes back in 2014—but one that also has a few big, hulking problems on the horizon, like fighting drivers on employee classification issues and, you know, achieving profitability.
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On a given night, it might include a traditional foie-gras torchon or a sandwich of foie gras on white bread; tartare of raw duck, venison, or horsemeat; and a hulking strip steak topped with cheese curds—a Québécois staple—or fat links of boudin noir .
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In addition to the two home runs, his first extra-base hits as a Yankee, Voit delivered a jolt of enthusiasm as he bolted around the bases, carrying himself like the hulking linebacker he was before shoulder injuries forced him to give up football in high school.
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ABOARD A B-52, over Eastern Afghanistan — Flying at more than 20,000 feet, the hulking long-range bomber circled ominously above a militant-infested swath of Afghan territory near the rugged border with Pakistan, hunting for Taliban or Islamic State fighters who could threaten friendly troops nearby.
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The sea of scissors, coconuts, bottles, and dozens of hoarded objects blend into one another and become part of a hulking mass, occasionally broken up by pristine and unfitting commercial signifiers like a Uniqlo shopping bag and a luxury Pro Line blender filled with green juice.
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But unlike the hulking Muresan and the shot-blocking Bol, Bobroczkyi is modeling his far-from-developed game off that of Knicks forward Kristaps Porzingis, who at 7-3 has redefined how a player of that length can handle the nimbleness and fluidity of the modern game.
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It's got driveable Warthogs and Spartans with energy swords scaling the torsos of hulking aliens, but it also smartly weaves in LEGO-inspired bits where the playable Spartan needs to build barriers and other structures using the pieces he or she's picked up along the way.
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In his first months as governor, Mr. Justice, a colorful and hulking figure who stands over six feet, seven inches, drew headlines beyond West Virginia's border for bringing a plate of cow excrement into the state Capitol to express his anger at a Republican-passed budget proposal.
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In the courtyard, behind a rainbow-hued rendition of a pergola by the artist Daniel Buren, chef Mallmann's hulking wire dome easily passes for an art installation itself — but will soon be used for hanging and slow-cooking whole fish, rib-eyes and chicken on the bone.
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In the pilot's invigorating opening sequence, the incumbent Trollhunter — latest in a line of heroes charged with defending both the human and troll world against bad trolls and their allies — is defeated by a hulking baddie named Bular (voiced by Ron Perlman, a del Toro regular).
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Given the real estate mania that has engulfed Bankside and the surrounding Borough of Southwark, it's easy to forget what a bold decision it was to shift the center of London's contemporary art world 43 years ago to a hulking abandoned power station south of the river.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Inside a hulking five-story building at the Winter Olympics, TV production crews are working with video in 20.8074 languages, all part of a plan by their U.S. employer, Discovery Communications , to become the top sports media brand in Europe.
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The planned housing project was a hulking experiment in racial integration that urban planners called scatter-site housing — in this case, three 22006-story towers to be occupied mostly by black and Puerto Rican tenants in a largely white, Jewish neighborhood of private homes and garden apartments.
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Fenced in by a metal security gate and punctuated by human skulls and beheaded fish, however, the scene is more industrial landfill than fairytale forest; the hulking figure, with jaundiced eyes and mottled skin, a bloated hand resting wearily on his heart, appears more feeble than fabled.
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It was a hulking beast of an apparatus, worlds away from the diminutive 19833-millimeter Leica that had freed him to roam the country while shooting "The Americans," the 1959 book of photos that crowned him a king of counterculture and the most imitated photographer alive today.
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Still, because this hulking black box has absolutely no SD card slot, no USB inputs, and no i/o options whatsoever other than power, browser access might be the first step towards people (who are better versed in Android products than me) opening up the Echo Show's functionality.
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At a heartbreakingly young 45 years of age, the hulking American passed away in February 2016, and as a former UFC heavyweight champion, and a competitor in organizations like Pride and Strikeforce, seems more than worthy of a spot in this branch of the UFC Hall of Fame.
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It has been particularly drawn out by the other disgraced former star, Pete Rose, who sits next to Rodriguez at the center of the desk—the pair is flanked by host Kevin Burkhardt and Hall of Famer Frank Thomas, who has taken to the role of hulking sidekick.
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Winnipeg's forward group features Blake Wheeler, whose contributions extended well beyond his 1.00 points this season; the hulking Finnish sniper Patrik Laine, who finished second in the league in goals with 44, the multi-tool center Mark Scheifele; and Kyle Connor, who led all rookies with 31 goals.
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If he looked seductively menacing with his camouflage hunter's hat, hulking girth and 1970s "porn star 'stache" (his words), the impression he gave was that of a man in love — with his children, Trevor, 27, an electrician, and Eden, 22, an actress, and with his fiancée, Kathryn Boyd.
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The high stakes political jamboree should begin to answer a fundamental question of the 2016 election: whether a campaign anchored almost exclusively on Trump's hulking public persona and dominant ego can perform as well on the national stage as in the rough and tumble of Republican primary politics.
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I felt a stunning empathy for these images of daily life, laid bare on the cold, smooth glass of a hulking electronic machine, contextualized by snippets of writing that dipped in and out of memory, metaphor, wit, and the kinds of fleeting thoughts one thinks but never utters aloud.
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As a result, over the past three years that Tango has been in the public eye, Google has managed to get it on just two fringe smartphones, the Lenovo Phab 2 Pro, a hulking beast of a phablet, and the Zenfone AR, a device which launched earlier this month.
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