" Interjecting, Bush again playfully warned his mom to "be careful.
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Why wasn't Gilly in that room, interjecting with her own research?
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But interjecting some real laughter instead of LOLs makes a difference.
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Interjecting even more race talk into Alabama's politics is not productive.
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You feel like an inconvenience to them, like someone interjecting on their soliloquy.
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He continued to cut himself off, interjecting "anyway's" that meandered into dead-ends.
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"I mean, there was people interjecting and our kids crawling all over us," she recalled.
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While Husson and Véronneau exchanged vows, over 1,100 cats watched on, with only a few interjecting meows.
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"Early Pond live would be pretty unlistenable now," Jay says, Nick interjecting with a "yeah" while nodding.
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Lane enters at 18:40, interjecting comments like "I can't feel my balls!" between play-by-play.
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Savinio muddies his approach by interjecting solidly rendered but unnamable geometric and biomorphic shapes into conventional illusionism.
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However, many Republicans worry that interjecting health care into the tax reform debate could imperil their tax effort.
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She gets noticeably worked up when answers frustrate her, interjecting frequently to point out what she's baffled by.
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Of course, Franklin was still the star of the show, holding center court and interjecting her own inflections throughout.
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After interjecting once, according to the Post, there was a moment of silence and she was not interrupted again.
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It is a beautiful and wicked par 3, with a habit of interjecting itself into United States Open lore.
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Twice during the CNN debate in July she tried interjecting herself into a conversation taking place among other candidates.
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Twice during the CNN debate in July she tried interjecting herself into a conversation taking place among other candidates.
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Also here: Rembrandt's 21943 drypoint, "Christ Presented to the People," interjecting its own raised stage, rectilinear backdrop and monumental gravity.
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Throughout its six-season run, "Glee" covered difficult issues that high-school students face while interjecting hundreds of musical performances.
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First, Warren's response to Biden interjecting that she did a good job of doing her job; she calmly thanked him.
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" Then, as Underwood read off the nominees for entertainer of the year, Paisley pulled a Trump, interjecting with shouts of "Lies!
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On Thursday, the roles shifted a bit — with Senators Kamala Harris and Kirsten Gillibrand interjecting and directing the conversation at points.
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Mooppan didn't immediately offer a direct answer, but said there were "real dangers" in the court interjecting itself into the dispute.
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"Millard, who edits and annotates the Tales, is constantly interjecting little footnotes throughout the stories about how certain things relate," Riggs said.
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Rubio deployed a debate strategy of persistently going after the front-runner, interjecting joke after joke as Trump tried to fight back.
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I felt like a Neanderthal, supping beer and interjecting to add that surely it was important to enjoy yourself now and again.
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Simonton called such a method a possible way to judge cognition "without interjecting political bias," always a threat when discussing polarizing figures.
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"I didn't criticize the prime minister, " Trump said Friday, quickly interjecting before May could respond to a question about his reported comments.
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" When he and his friend indicated to Spacey that they were going to leave, Dawes remembered the actor interjecting: "He said, 'Oh what?
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They are caught between wanting to stake out clearly what they cannot support without interjecting too much into what is a fluid negotiation.
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But by interjecting issues of policy and directing the Justice Department not to defend any aspect of the order, she overstepped her bounds.
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"Pride and Prejudice and Zombies," which earned a B- CinemaScore, is based on Seth Grahame-Smith's book interjecting zombies into Jane Austen's classic tale.
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Made up of an ecology of pattering trickles, brightly interjecting chimes, and an evolving fog of delay, it evokes a self-contained, fecund biosphere.
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And ironically, by interjecting pure fantasy and magic into your feed, Fairytale Instagram actually encourages us to tap into our truest, most authentic selves.
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Trump didn't relent, interjecting that the "World Trade Center came down" under his brother's watch, prompting a chorus of boos in the debate hall.
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She has also shown a habit of answering questions addressed to Mr. Cruz at news conferences, interjecting to sing his praises or defend his actions.
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But on Wednesday, without the buzzers, interjecting moderators and other candidates contending for talk time, he was able to delve more deeply into his life story.
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Her debut EP for Jagjaguwar, last year's Clever Disguise, was built around strummed acoustic guitar, with glitches and fizzing synths interjecting and lapping over each other.
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Kai holds his head high when asking questions, and gives big interjecting nods to his mother's admissions of guilt, like he's pretending to be Larry King.
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When he finishes interjecting his treacly observations, he magically decomposes into flower petals or sunsets or storms you can walk though with your head held high.
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At times they serve as a kind of African-inspired chorus, interjecting and instructing Joy; their poetic text is influenced by Ugandan lullabies among other sources.
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While Trump is often accused of interjecting a new level of acrimony in American politics, his attack on Pelosi is perfectly in keeping with the Republican mainstream.
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But as Clinton continued to bait Trump into focusing on defending himself, Trump resorted to interjecting "wrong!" as Clinton spoke, drawing admonition from debate moderator Lester Holt.
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And so that's why letting people vent without interjecting your theology or trying to provide answers is so important, especially for people who have faced multiple tragedies.
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But he also appeared almost timid at times, raising his finger toward his face in a sign that he wanted to answer a question, but refraining from interjecting.
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The key to getting through a one-sided conversation while conscious is to maintain eye contact while interjecting an interest-feigning sound like "Huh!" every now and then.
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She paints people, places, and things as she remembers them, at times referencing actual photos and her imagination while interjecting a tug of war between Eros and Thanatos into the mix.
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Faith in these institutions was already at alarmingly low levels, but it is sinking even further: Interjecting politics into matters of national security and criminal investigations has increasingly become acceptable behavior.
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The group also says it's concerned with the prospect of an antagonistic lobbying group interjecting itself between Everytown's planned string of videos featuring survivors of gun violence and calls for reform.
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"Get yourself a Muslim friend", he advised, remaining admirably calm through the torrent of calumnies, interjecting only when a woman railed that Muslims should build their mosques "in their own country".
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For more than a year, President Trump has been at war with law enforcement agencies that answer to him, interjecting himself into an investigation in which he himself is a subject.
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Warren was an afterthought in the New Hampshire debate, and will need to be much more aggressive in interjecting herself into the fight after finishing a dismal fourth in the primary.
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And once the testimony was underway, some of the curiosity became active hope that the action would get more incendiary, even (or especially) if it took Trump himself interjecting to do it.
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Though a child of Korean immigrants, Kyung Me has admitted to being more influenced by Japanese art, which shows in the occasional manga-like frames and interjecting text overlays in these works.
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And Ainsley Earhardt, the "Fox and Friends" anchor who conducted the interview, did indeed toss Trump a series of softballs, interjecting a few times to voice her own support for Trump's father.
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Out of the jury's earshot, Mr. Andres complained repeatedly to Judge Ellis that he was erecting unfair obstacles for the prosecution, interjecting when they tried to examine their witnesses on the stand.
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During the campaign and precampaign he cut a figure that was, if frequently horrifying, also interjecting some notions into the discourse that deserved a seat at the table and perhaps even ultimate victory.
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She plops down on the living room sofa and plays with her iPhone, occasionally interjecting snappy one-liners into the conversation Armstrong and her mother are having about changes at the Mormon Church.
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"The court has once again demonstrated no misgivings on interjecting itself in legislative proceedings and holding Kansas taxpayers and Kansas schoolchildren hostage," Ray Merrick, the Republican speaker of the House, said in a statement.
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Without interjecting anything outside of the center into the film — no commentary, no context — it becomes very clear that the system is broken, and that a fix will not be easy to come by.
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While House Democrats are using their debate time to condemn the president's actions, the minority House Republicans are interjecting with procedural motions, appeals and objections, something that is expected to continue throughout the day.
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In this image, the table changes from the place where my paints and papers and lots of other stuff sit on, into a design element, interjecting and overtaking the beginnings of a wall composition.
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There's a bunch of parties where Nick is mostly a bystander, periodically interjecting whitewashed observation as people bicker over relationships and Gatsby blathers amidst his privilege about how he was in the war once.
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This is not the first time Trump has suggested Republicans repeal the individual mandate in their tax bill, but Trump's tweet Monday is yet another example of the President interjecting policy late in the game.
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"I don't want to say we're having an existential crisis, but at the same time, when you're doing a commissioned piece, whether it's for Wayne of for Jalil, they're interjecting their personality into it," said Wiltzie.
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Before you delve into the topic you decide is most important to discuss, you should try to set ground rules with your partner, like giving each other time to finish your thoughts without interjecting and getting defensive.
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One veteran federal prosecutor in Southern California said she was "extremely concerned" by the President interjecting himself into a pending criminal case with a tweet, and by the notion that it had prompted Barr to undermine line prosecutors.
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I've found myself constantly turning my head to check on a friend's enjoyment of the gig, and interjecting with comments like "oh, this is my favourite song" in a bid to make them see the significance of a moment.
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Beforehand there was much speculation about how much debate moderator Lester Holt should intervene to correct facts, and the NBC News anchorman largely left the candidates to fight it out, interjecting a few times to set the record straight.
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"Defendant Spitz is a publicity seeker with a history of interjecting himself in high profile cases in an effort to make money, exaggerate his resume and claim a level of expertise that he does not possess or deserve," the filing states.
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And for the first time, the candidate himself seemed to be genuinely committed to being on stage, interjecting on policy questions about trade, and defending himself against critics by insisting that he is "very angry" about the state of the country.
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While the GOP presidential candidate made headlines for constantly interjecting as Hillary Clinton made claims against him during last week's presidential debate, Trump's running mate stayed level-headed and calm throughout the 90-minute showdown from Longwood University in Virginia.
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So interjecting something like that is actually a lot more transparent than you might think the blend between those two atmospheres, and then at the end of the record theres a good example of a choral piece, ritual sounding music.
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"The questions have to contain the right information so that you are being told the story through pure question-and-answer, rather than me interjecting the way an NPR host might and telling the story in my own voice," Barbaro said.
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Mike Boudet, creator of Sword and Scale: the true crime podcast with a twist Many episodes are based around original tapes — interviews, trial snippets, 911 calls — with Boudet interjecting to shape the narrative with facts and questions, or to underline key points.
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At the same time, I found myself being annoyed by Rotom more often than not – my Pokédex used to be a trusty, reliable tool, and now it was interjecting and saying random nonsense, sometimes when I wanted to actually use the thing most.
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" By interjecting a narrower definition for "American Indian" than is set forth in the IACA, Goodwin writes, the State Act "diminishes the market for the products of Indian art and craftsmanship […] that the IACA states it was designed to promote and develop.
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So, rather than wait until the end of the article, I'm just interjecting with my disclaimer now: I do not believe any woman needs to undergo the aforementioned treatments, nor do I think that your self-worth is defined by your waistline.
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Fahmy's office has fresh flowers on the tables, and Fahmy herself looks comfortable and casual in a white linen shift with a bright scarf, while her daughter Amina, who has taken over about 80 percent of the designing, sits nearby, interjecting once in a while.
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For the preceding 20 minutes, a voice whispering — as if to titillate people who get off on such sounds — had been methodically counting down the number of movements left in the work, periodically interjecting "wait … wait," like a dominatrix version of an audio crosswalk alert.
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Dartmouth, the University of California, Santa Barbara, and Pomona College have all quietly added vending machines in recent years, driven by students who have tirelessly campaigned for them, surveying their fellow students, reading up on legislative hurdles, and interjecting the issue into every meeting with administrators.
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LOS ANGELES — Pat Harrington Jr., who played the gruff, interjecting but always lovable building superintendent Dwayne "Schneider" Schneider on all nine seasons of the hit '70s and '80s CBS sitcom One Day at a Time, has died, his son and daughter said Thursday on their Facebook pages.
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They took chances, however, on some less experienced hires, like Susan Silver, who was just starting her writing career after working in casting on the sketch comedy show Laugh-In, and Pat Nardo, who started as a secretary but kept interjecting jokes as she typed up scripts.
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He rapped along to the words of the hip-hop artist Chinx, referred to his mother's death when he was young and, in one video, shouted, "Blood up," interjecting an expletive, a reference to his decade-long membership in the Bounty Hunter set of the Bloods gang.
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Also, these GUIs introduced an updated version of cut and paste that, in many ways, allowed a person to do similar things macros did when it came to interjecting what, in binary code, is just mathematical equations used over and over within an app of some type.
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"Trump's investments in the pipeline business threaten to undercut faith in this process — which was already frayed — by interjecting his own financial well-being into a much bigger decision," said Sharon Buccino, director of the land and wildlife program at the Natural Resources Defense Council, an environmental group.
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Clinton repeatedly played the part of slamming the brakes on the Trump train every time it tried to get rolling down the track, and Trump actually played (for him) a rather understated role, interjecting with half-hearted jabs at Clinton as the debate pursued its anti-climactic course.
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Celeste (Nicole Kidman) was right in assuming that in marriage counseling (and therapy in general), a therapist typically takes a somewhat passive role, interjecting with the right questions at the right moments, prompting clients to come to their own realizations and insights about their problems and how to solve them.
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The story is told through the questions, so the questions have to contain the right information so that you are being told the story through pure question and answer rather than me interjecting the way maybe an NPR host might, and telling the story in my own voice to fill in the gaps.
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I sat in the audience listening to this man meander on and on to the crowd, interjecting the occasional art term like "form" or "color," but never once giving the slightest explanation for why he used over-sexualized images of Black women and traumatic images of Black men being brutalized by police and dogs.
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A senior Democratic aide familiar with the negotiations complained that the two sides on Capitol Hill continue to make progress, but Trump administration officials are the ones interjecting and holding things up, refusing to respond to an offer from Democrats on Capitol Hill to accept a package that includes more money for border security efforts, but does not include any resources to construct a wall.
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" Committee chair Damian Collins also gave short shrift to Allan's attempt to muddily reframe this line of questioning — as regulators advocating "turning off the internet" (instead of what Angus was actually calling for: A way to get "credible democratic responses from a corporation") — by interjecting: "I think we would also distinguish between the internet and Facebook to say they're not necessarily the same thing.
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When I met him, a few days into the occupation, he was standing in the office leading an informal meeting with a group of sympathetic local ranchers, ranging in age from an 1896-year-old redheaded boy in a Stetson and Wranglers to a crusty old cowboy with a big hat who kept interjecting to complain about how the media had made it look like no one in the county supported the occupation.
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Indeed, in spite of his supposed efforts to engage black voters, Trump lately seems to be doing all he can to continue to push racial buttons and stoke the coals of racist white resentment, from suggesting that NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick "find a country that works better for him"—a comment that contains shades of "go back to Africa"—to interjecting his opinion about black crime in the wake of the tragic murder of NBA star Dwyane Wade's cousin.
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At one point, Peter Costello was asked to cease interjecting.
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They mistake his rear end for actual breasts and carry him off to pleasure themselves to the very sight of them, with Cartman interjecting in slight panic.
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Instead of being at the head of the class, he sat quietly to the side, interjecting when called on. Recently, Mayor Louis Sceusi was appointed a Superior Court Judge.
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The main goal is to encourage students to develop strong listening and critical thinking skills. Depending on style, the teacher may interact very little, interjecting only to guide the discussion.
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In September 2006, Mallard was implicated in the resignation of National Party leader Don Brash after interjecting with an allegation in the House that Brash had engaged in an extramarital affair.
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The aria is in the style of a siciliano. The penultimate movement is a bass recitative with chordal oboes and interjecting strings. The final chorale setting is relatively simple and in minor mode.
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Tōkyō no hito sayōnara (東京の人さようなら ) is a 1956 Japanese film directed by Ishirō Honda. The film is about young lovers trying to listen to their heart despite their parent's interjecting.
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After Cox denied this, Arblaster was given several warnings for interjecting before the Speaker, Laurie Kelly, expelled him from the House for 24 hours.Fraill, Rodney, "Liberal suspended in heated debate". Sydney Morning Herald 9 November 1979 pg 9.
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He locks himself in a room with Lola. When the nurse confesses the truth of the child's paternity and the police are surrounding the villa, Lopez leaves and sacrifices himself by interjecting himself as the bandits are shooting at Alvarez and his son.
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Later at an Impact! taping, he assisted Homicide in defeating Scott Steiner and Brother Devon in a three-way tag match. Vega would also keep Voodoo Kin Mafia (formerly The James Gang) from winning the belts on Impact! by again interjecting himself in the match.
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However, Oscar's use of Jaime is considerably more reserved than his use of Steve. Whereas Austin is a full-time agent, Oscar is generally more reluctant to put Jaime into high-risk situations. She is often seen interjecting herself into missions over Oscar's objections. This hesitancy stems from several sources.
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Bayes introduces the next scene in which Prince Pretty-Man and Prince Volscius argue because they love two different women. They are arguing over whose woman is better. Bayes keeps interjecting comments about how excellent the lines are. Pretty-Man starts out saying how he wants to talk to Volscius about something.
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Cremona declares that all women know that the secret to spreading news is to "Just Keep Talking". Thus, by constantly transmitting data and instructions from both ends, and interjecting questions or responses as needed, no time need be wasted. Although it plays no part in the story, the fictional supercomputer Multivac is mentioned inter alia.
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His death was ruled a suicide, although Moran's family think differently. Since then, Judge Mathis has had two bailiffs. The current bailiff is Doyle Devereux. Sharing a somewhat similar nature as the judge himself, bailiff Doyle often acts as a comic relief for the show, interjecting lighthearted observations about the litigants and the cases.
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In October 2003 Brown was the subject of international media interest when he was suspended from the parliament for interjecting during an address by United States president George W. Bush. On 13 April 2012, Brown resigned as leader of the Greens and indicated his intention to resign from the Senate in June. This occurred on 15 June 2012.
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One of Broadfoot's meetings in Lyttelton for women was attended by only five electors. A later meeting in the Labour stronghold of Woolston was much better frequented, with 200 attendees busy interjecting him during his speech. That meeting was concluded with a formal thanks to the speaker, and three cheers for McCombs. Bodkin had a more orderly meeting in Cashmere.
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Todo Arangkada initially aired every Mondays to Fridays from 10am to 12nn and every Saturdays from 10am to 11am. Todo Arangkada deviated itself from the rest by interjecting fun and wit to the program's entirety. The program tackled subjects of major and minor importance ranging from straight news commentary to just light banter between the anchor and his famous characters.
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Bright and Ross (2000), p. 50 Clegg is also well known for his philosophical asides, which have received praise for interjecting intellectual material into the series. In early episodes, Clegg was much more opinionated and courageous. Sometimes he was shown to be the leader of the trio in the earlier episodes (such as taking them on a camping trip in the hills one stormy night).
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The Story's contribution to the split vinyl LP The Dawn Is Crowned was described by Doug Mosurak of Dusted Magazine as "panoptic in scope and fairly timeless, interjecting frills and fantasy elements into solid, warm musicianship". While UnbrokenCircle's Mark Coyle described the song "Road To Ascension" as "a masterpiece of any era" and the vocal harmonies as "incredible with an un-attributable psychedelic air".
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The music video was premiered on Universal Music webpage on 19 July 2013. Zooland Records published the video via YouTube on 24 July 2013. The video starts with a young boy playing a piano in a large empty room, as Natalie wanders through, singing to the camera and occasionally leaning against the brick wall. There is interjecting images of a city skyline and dancers in a tunnel.
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Again he walks home through Central Park that night. He finds the Husband, pulls the knife out of the body and flees the scene. Everyone appears as a collage of voices, telling their statements, sometimes in unison but often interjecting with their own skewed perspectives on the truth. ;Act 2 – "Morito" and "Gloryday" Back in feudal Japan, Morito, Kesa's lover, tells wistfully of their final night together ("Morito").
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It begins with the chorus, where Madonna sings the line "I've got the moves baby, You've got the motions, If we got together we be causing a commotion." The verses are accompanied by a four-note descending bassline and interjecting staccato chords. The lyrics make reference to Madonna's 1985 single "Into the Groove" and have three parts to the vocal harmony. According to the sheet music published at Musicnotes.
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A visible narrator (Robert Benchley) introduces the film and explains that he will be interjecting to explain the inexplicable. Sal and Chester Hooton, an old married couple, are visited by their equally old friend Duke Johnson, and the three reminisce about their previous adventure in the Klondike. The film flashes back to the turn of the century. Hooton and Johnson are doing a variety act as "Prof Zambini and Ghost-O".
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Chiapas, known by no other name, is hailed as the wise old man of the town, often interjecting in political disagreements to offer bipartisan solutions. Aside from being a profound thinker, Chiapas is known for his love of quesadillas and freestyle rap. It has renown for the huge festivities that are held every December for a period of two weeks. It is famous for its bull fights during the holidays.
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When Cyrano recounts the tale, Christian displays his own form of courage by interjecting several times with references to Cyrano's nose. Cyrano is angry, but remembering his promise to Roxane, he holds in his temper. Eventually Cyrano explodes, the shop is evacuated, and Cyrano reveals his identity as Roxane's cousin. Christian confesses his love for Roxane but his inability to woo because of his lack of intellect and wit.
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The musical arrangement consists of a number of hooks interpolating with each other. It begins with the chorus, where Madonna sings the line "I've got the moves baby, You've got the motion, If we got together we'd be causing a commotion." The verses are accompanied by a four-note descending bassline and interjecting staccato chords. The lyrics make reference to Madonna's 1985 single "Into the Groove" and have three parts to the vocal harmony.
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Upon reformatting, Marichu Maceda, the creative head, and the rest of production team decided that the show should focus more on showcasing true-to- life success stories. They also agreed to present a more intimate portrait of its host, Manay Gina de Venecia. Instead of mere narration, Manay Gina will read the letters of her viewers, often interjecting with her personal sentiments about the subject. Sampaguita TV commissioned the award-winning production designer Tatus Aldana to style a set.
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In the book, Bednarski alternates between tale- telling and interjecting his own authorial voice. He challenges the reader to consider his own role in shaping the narrative and plays with different historical interpretations of the source material. A Poisoned Past was widely reviewed and well received by critics. Its approach and success helped secure for him in 2017 the international D2L Award for Innovation in Teaching and Learning from the Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education.
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The album, Walk Right In, features Cannon on banjo and his old friends Will Shade on jug and Milton Roby on washboard. The album consists of 13 of his old hits, with Cannon interjecting comments and telling stories about the songs. Also in 1963, Starday Records released The Original Talking Blues Man, by Robert Lunn with Jug & Washboard Band. This brief flurry of interest in the genre sparked the formation of a few jug bands that reached national prominence.
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Another is a case of a woman whose boyfriend kept ruining her underwear by wearing it, and who wanted the boyfriend to stop. Ranganathan takes statements from each party, interjecting with jokes and mockery and asking questions. The court clerk (Kerry Howard in Series 1 and Jessica Knappett in Series 2) presents information related to the case, such as text messages or photographs. Some cases involve songs, dances or magic tricks which are performed for the court.
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Cheggers Party Quiz is a party quiz game where players compete against each other to answer questions correctly in a series of rounds. Keith Chegwin appears as the host in CGI form, giving updates on which players are in the lead and interjecting with one-liners. The game features a selection of thousands of questions for players to answer. The players have the option of starting a short, medium or long game but cannot customise this to include specific round types.
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Moriarty's main inspiration for the story came from a radio interview she heard in which a woman recounted her parents' abusive relationship. The woman narrated how, even as an adult, she hid under her bed to escape her parents' fighting, an experience Moriarty ended up using as a scene in the book. Initially, the book was a first-person narrative from each of the three main characters, but Moriarty soon decided against it, instead interjecting minor characters' statements between portions of the story.
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The show's main character reads his old diary and recalls his experiences, interjecting himself into the story of his younger self. The doctor interacts with his younger self, having conversations that reveal aspects of the story yet to unfold. In the second series, the Russian Civil War begins to affect the fictional Muryevo Hospital, as an influx of wounded soldiers from both the Bolsheviks and the White Guard arrive for treatment. Meanwhile, the young doctor is battling an all-encompassing morphine addiction.
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Spook, with olive green fur and a torn black tie, is one of the most streetwise members of the gang. He is a sweet-talking cat whose vernacular is based on that of a beatnik, inasmuch as he breaks up his sentences by interjecting the word "like" frequently. He is similar to Fancy- Fancy in demeanor and appearance and appears more fun-loving than kind- hearted. When the gang need some help with a situation, he usually steps up to the plate.
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The 2008 music video features Sapp, and a cast of actors in interjecting scenes. Throughout the video, the scenes interchange and a revisited over the scenes plot development. The primary scene is Sapp in an auditorium; this scene moves from the stage to a balcony. The first of the interchanging scenes is shot in 16th Street Baptist Church, a church known for a Civil Rights Era bombing; over the course of exchanges the scene develops to show a pastor preaching from the pulpit.
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In order to successfully heat experiments in a spherical tokamak, physicists performed neutral beam injection. This involved interjecting hydrogen into hydrogen or deuterium plasmas, providing effective heating of both ions and electrons. Although the atoms were injected with no net electrostatic charge, as the beam passed through the plasma, the atoms were ionized as they bounced off the ions already in the plasma. Consequently, because the magnetic field inside the torus was circular, these fast ions were confined to the background plasma.
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In November 2013, the ABC confirmed a new series under the working title We'll Have To Leave it There. Hansen announced on Twitter that the series will be filmed from 14 October to 2 December 2014. The show was renamed The Chaser's Media Circus and consists of a panel-like game and quiz show, with contestants using their knowledge about current media events to win. It is hosted by Reucassel and features Licciardello as a 'brain's trust', interjecting occasionally with 'fact-checks'.
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Although the story was thought to be apocryphal, Armstrong himself confirmed it in at least one interview as well as in his memoirs. On a later recording, Armstrong also sang out "I done forgot the words" in the middle of recording "I'm A Ding Dong Daddy From Dumas". Such records were hits and scat singing became a major part of his performances. Long before this, however, Armstrong was playing around with his vocals, shortening and lengthening phrases, interjecting improvisations, using his voice as creatively as his trumpet.
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SimpleScreenRecorder has been described as the Fraps of Linux. When recording openGL applications or games, SimpleScreenRecorder is capable of interjecting a library command upon launch to facilitate proper screen capture. SimpleScreenRecorder does not require a large disk-cache like glc, where glc requires a two-step process in order to create a final and playable multimedia file. ScreenRecorder encodes on the fly while the screen is being recorded, and a multimedia file can be 'saved' after the user clicks on a 'Save the recording' button.
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On two occasions, Capitol refused to release Freberg's records. "That's Right, Arthur" was a barbed parody of controversial 1950s radio/TV personality Arthur Godfrey, who expected his stable of performers—known as "little Godfreys"—to toady to him endlessly. The dialogue included Freberg's "Godfrey" monologue, punctuated by Butler imitating Godfrey announcer Tony Marvin, repeatedly interjecting, "That's right, Arthur!" between Godfrey's comments. Capitol feared Godfrey might take legal action and sent a copy of Freberg's record to Godfrey's legal department for permission, which was denied.
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Bringas sang the lead and the falsetto, with Stewart and Bringas doing layered background vocals and The Blossoms providing additional background vocals during the intro and outro. Bruce Johnston (a friend of Melcher) added an interjecting falsetto, and Blossoms member Gracia Nitzche performed the spoken word intro. Although the song penetrated the Billboard Hot 100, it did not fare as well as the previous hit, "Here I Stand",The Best of the Rip Chords, Sony Music Special Products, © 2006, Sundazed Music, Inc., p 2.
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Overall, Doggett believes "Fame" resembled "Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin)" by Sly and the Family Stone which, like "Fame", is in the funk style with "viciously pointed" lyrics. "Fame" is a funk rock song that represents Bowie's (and Lennon's) dissatisfaction with the troubles of fame and stardom, including "money-grabbing managers, mindless adulation, unwanted entourages and the hollow vacuity of the limousine lifestyle". Lennon's voice is heard interjecting the falsetto "Fame" throughout the song. Doggett found it "striking" that the falsetto expanded three octaves, from "Yoko Ono soprano" to "Johnny Cash basso profundo".
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There was a triumphal march to the Ajuda Palace, along streets adorned with silk banners, while the ladies of the city threw flowers. Everywhere there was a multitude of citizenry yelling "Viva o Senhor D. Miguel I nosso rei absoluto" ('), while some interjecting cries of "death to D. Pedro" and "death to the liberal constitution".Antonio Silva Lopes Rocha (1829), p.26-27; Rocha noted that on arrival to Lisbon, these "cheering" fans of the Prince were actually paid six-pence each to yell their interjections, and to attack and insult supporters of the monarch.
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As the 1980s drew to a close, Britain's underground music scene became dominated by the burgeoning acid house scene. Primal Scream became fascinated with the new dance music, and they asked a friend, a DJ named Andrew Weatherall, to remix a track from Primal Scream, "I'm Losing More Than I'll Ever Have". Weatherall reworked the song, adding a heavy bass groove echoing dub, deleting most of the original instrumentation (including the layers of guitars), and interjecting layers of samples, including lines of Peter Fonda's dialogue from The Wild Angels.
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The National Youth Rights Association is the primary youth rights organization for the youths in the United States, with local chapters across the country. The organization known as Americans for a Society Free from Age Restrictions is also an important organization. The Freechild Project has gained a reputation for interjecting youth rights issues into organizations historically focused on youth development and youth service through their consulting and training activities. The Global Youth Action Network engages young people around the world in advocating for youth rights, and Peacefire provides technology- specific support for youth rights activists.
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When he sent Trump a handwritten request in June, Trump, who had filed a lawsuit against Univision over its decision to drop the Miss Universe pageant following the candidate's comments about Mexican immigrants, posted Ramos's letter on Instagram, which exposed Ramos's cell phone number. Trump later deleted the post. On August 25, 2015, Ramos attended a news conference held in Dubuque, Iowa, by Trump. Prior to attending, Ramos studied previous Trump press conferences and discovered a pattern of Trump repetitively interjecting "excuse me" and calling on another reporter when asked a question opposing his beliefs.
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This theme is then repeated piano by the first violins with interjecting woodwind solos. The opening material returns in fragments, running through a series of harmonic sequences and building to the entrance of the third theme at rehearsal 100, which maintains the sweeping aspects of the C minor section with the added rhythmic punch of the opening. This is followed by a return to the opening thematic material in earnest. A pastoral theme appears at rehearsal 106 in the woodwinds, oscillating between a string motive related to the C minor theme and the opening material.
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" Abby Schreiber of Paper also observed the similar sound to "Fancy" interjecting with "No matter. The dance-pop, girl power jam has a catchy beat and some pretty great track art," while Ian David Monroe of V expressed the same thoughts, "And you won't hear any complaints from us. It’s been almost two long years since the world had a new Britney track, so we’ll take it." Sydney Gore of Nylon also heralded it as a "Fancy"-follow up as well as an "empowering song in some regard.
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Peláez was "one of the few women journalists in Peru in the 1980s" and established a reputation as a "colorful reporter" for Frecuencia Latina (Channel 2) in Lima. The Peruvian magazine Teleguía called her "the most aggressive journalist on TV." The Peruvian CNN journalist Claudia Rebaza described Peláez in this period as a controversial figure, known for interjecting herself into stories and for a sensationalist style. In 1984, Peláez and her cameraman Percy Raborg were kidnapped by the Peruvian rebel group Túpac Amaru Revolutionary Movement (MRTA). MRTA demanded Frecuencia Latina air a propaganda video in exchange for the release of Peláez and Raborg.
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Anarky's debut, in Detective Comics No. 608. Artist, Norm Breyfogle, later included the cover among a gallery of his favorite works. Originally inspired by his personal political leanings, Alan Grant entertained the idea of interjecting anarchist philosophy into Batman comic books. In an attempt to emulate the success of Chopper, a rebellious youth in Judge Dredd, he conceptualized a character as a 12-year-old anarchist vigilante, who readers would sympathize with despite his harsh methods; additionally, in the wake of the death of Jason Todd, Grant hoped that Anarky could be used as the new Robin.
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Originally inspired by his personal political leanings, Alan Grant entertained the idea of interjecting anarchist philosophy into Batman comic books. In an attempt to emulate the success of Chopper, a rebellious youth in Judge Dredd, he conceptualized a character as a twelve- year-old anarchist vigilante, who readers would sympathize with despite the character's harsh methods. Creating the character without any consultation from his partner, illustrator Norm Breyfogle, his only instructions to Breyfogle were that Anarky be designed as a cross between V and the Black Spy from Mad magazine's Spy vs. Spy. Grant also briefly considered incorporating Krazy Kat as a third design suggestion, but decided against the idea.
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Originally inspired by his personal political leanings, Alan Grant entertained the idea of interjecting anarchist philosophy into Batman comic books. In an attempt to emulate the success of Chopper, a rebellious youth in Judge Dredd, he conceptualized a character as a twelve-year-old anarchist vigilante, who readers would sympathize with despite the character's harsh methods. Creating the character without any consultation from his partner, illustrator Norm Breyfogle, his only instructions to Breyfogle were that Anarky be designed as a cross between V and the black spy from Mad magazine's Spy vs. Spy. Grant also briefly considered incorporating Krazy Kat as a third design suggestion, but decided against the idea.
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Of Preaching Blues, Living Blues noted "Freakchild grounds his singing and playing in an informed understanding of the blues and of the spirit while interjecting his own worldview of how human beings should live." In 2018, Freakchild released Dial It In to praise by Elmore Magazine - "they all get the body and soul moving—and smiling, since there’s a fair dose of humor in the songs, plus a spiritual bent, whether spiritual/gospel or spiritual/psychedelic." No Depression notes "when I want something fresh, progressive, experimental yet still full of the Blues I will reach out for Reverend Freakchild and friends." This album featured the single "Dial It In!" with G. Love, Hugh Pool, and Hazel Miller.
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Both of them are then seen looking down in a sad state, echoing the song's lyrics. Faux behind the scenes clips of the sunflower set is shown, with the flowers now overgrowing and climbing a wall, along with "an abundance of beautiful girls" who are seemingly affected by animated halos that alter their moods, once again reflecting the lyrics. Both rappers dance, while singing their verses, with interjecting scenes of low shots that appears to look as though they are standing on the camera with lightening and an overcast sky special effects. The visual eventually cuts back to Dior in the original dreary room as he starts his verse, this time having fun with a woman.
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Inspired by Rosie Perez, it shows Robyn walking and dancing alone on the outskirts of a club and then through the crowds while singing the track, with cutscenes of her standing then dancing in front of a microphone pole in a stage-like rehearsal setting singing straight to camera interjecting the club narrative. "Dancing on My Own" was officially released to all intended markets and platforms on 1 June 2010 as Body Talk Pt. 1's lead single, with its live premiere on Swedish TV show Sommarkrysset on TV4 5 June 2010. Commercially, the song peaked at the top of the Sverigetopplistan chart soon after, becoming Robyn's first number one in her native country.
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Each week at the end of the show, a town (selected on the prior week's show by an audience member throwing a dart at a rearranged map of the United States) is honored as the Town of the Week. The announcer gives a biographical description of the town, usually including the history of the town, famous landmarks, local sports teams, and other must-see places (with Feldman frequently interjecting comments). Feldman then has a phone conversation with a randomly selected citizen of that town to further discuss what life is like there. As this is usually the last portion of the show, following the second Quiz session, this part of the show is frequently postponed when time runs out.
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The villagers carried the body to a house where the village women would gather, and the female family members would weep while the other women would play drums and recite prayers. The men would stay in a separate house (called the tranolahy, or "men's house") where they would prepare a feast of cooked meat and rum, which they would periodically deliver to the women mourners. Occasionally a selected man would circle the house and sing a funeral chant, with the women inside interjecting in call-and-response. After the feast, a community leader would dip his finger in melted fat and touch those who had assisted in the funeral, to protect them against illness and from being followed by malevolent spirits.
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As they speed along, they are pulled over by the same motorcycle cop who stopped them on their first wedding day. Saying "sixty-five miles an hour", he looks at them, recognizing them as the same couple and again escorts them to Judge Milliken's house. The surprised judge tells them, "You don't have to get married — the ceremony isn't necessary — why, I mean, all you have to do is to start living together". Linda responds, "well, I thought I was fairly modern" and Jeff adds, "it's the last thing I expect to hear from a man in your position", with the cop interjecting, "either they get married or go to jail", so the judge invites them in, with the cop adding, "and I'll be the witness".
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A possible continuity error ensues from Meredith's arrangement with the local Hammermill representative, which she claims has been going on for six years. Michael was depicted as securing Dunder-Mifflin the rights to sell Hammermill products at the business suppliers' convention in Philadelphia in Season 3. At the seminar, Dwight Schrute (Rainn Wilson) claimed that he never takes personal time during work, so Jim uses a stopwatch to count even the smallest distractions that befall Dwight, such as yawning, sneezing and using the restroom. As a result, Dwight never stops working: he restrains himself from interjecting when Jim spreads misinformation about Battlestar Galactica, urinates in a soda bottle under his desk to avoid leaving for the bathroom, and somehow manages to sneeze with his eyes open.
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"The new program," wrote Crosby, in a 31 March 1948 column, "differs from the old Easy Aces in about the same manner as the new and old Amos 'n' Andy programs. It's once a week, half-hour, streamlined up-to-date and very, very funny... Goodman Ace, the brains of this team, tags along behind his wife, acting as narrator for her mishaps in a dry, resigned voice (one of the few intelligent voices on the air) and interjecting witty comment. The couple's conversations are usually masterpieces of cross-purpose." And, chock full of new or modified Jane-isms, such as this jewel, when told she was assigned to a jury panel: I'll say he's not guilty, whoever he is.
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The pace is kept off-kilter by brief chapters interjecting folklore or sidestepping to other seemingly unrelated stories. The story incorporates Hungarian folklore and is filled with metaphors; the castle, for instance, represents a body, as well as being a metaphor for the disintegration of the family and the kingdom. Additionally, the story is inspired by the song "Brokedown Palace" by the band Grateful Dead. This is acknowledged by the author in the Orb edition, with the first names of the band members being listed on the dedication page, and the acknowledgments page including mention of the person who "started the whole thing by playing the song so beautifully; I fell in love with it even before I'd ever heard the boys do it".
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After starting with the Steam sample, the song has a stripped-down beat with a bass drum and synth-claps, and synthesizers on the verses and the sample being looped in the chorus, with Gaga interjecting her verses in-between. Lyrically it has Wale's name repeated throughout and the rapper talking about things he has in comparison to other people, opening with the line "This how you start off '09, kickin' in the door and I'm everybody's problem". He also refers to fellow rapper M.I.A. with the line "I'm the same way, M.I.A./ Me, Cool and Dre get high like planes". Produced by Cool & Dre, the song was recorded at Allido Sound Studios in New York, by Derek Pacuk, while the mixing was done by Serban Ghanea.
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"What's all this nonsense about how terrible life is?" he asked, adding rhetorically to a young woman who had wept at the suicide, "I'd love to relieve the pain you're going through by switching my age for yours." In addition, he asked "What would all these young people be doing if they had real problems like a Depression, World War II, or Vietnam?" and commented, "If [Cobain] applied the same brain to his music that he applied to his drug-infested life, it's reasonable to think that his music may not have made much sense, either." On the following Sunday's show, he apologized on the air, saying he should have taken Cobain's depression into account. He also read only critical feedback from listeners without interjecting any commentary of his own.
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Crisply produced by Mark Lee Townsend (Relient K), the project is split between rip-roaring classic rockers and modern alt-pop gems, only occasionally coming off as derivative during its Electric Light Orchestra-like power pop surges. But there's more musical muscle and lyrical maturity as the band searches for spiritual significance, interjecting shots of inspiration to combat the mundane moments of suburban living." CMADDICT's Kevin Thorson wrote that "'Suburba' is an energetic album that feels huge and yet has that garage band next door feel, down to earth and full of life: 'Suburba' is not a shallow album at all, but quite the opposite. With its more than fair share of hope-filled worship ballads...There's to like about this release, a perfect blend of energetic fun and inspiring songs all wrapped in one.
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Stephanie Miller Show 1998 Behind the Scenes - YouTube The show was originally dubbed Operation Take Back America, and primarily consisted of Miller and Ward, with Lavoie interjecting periodically. Lavoie's on-air presence expanded over the years. Associate Producer Rebekah Taylor (nee Baker), who screened phone callers, would also occasionally be heard on air. The show has been video simulcast since 2010, starting with Ustream from 2010 to 2013,The Stephanie Miller Show, UstreamStephanie Miller Show Facebook Page, November 30, 2010 and Current TV from March 2012 to August 2013. In January 2014 the show began simulcasting on Free Speech TV."Stephanie Miller Show to Air on Free Speech TV", Talker's Magazine, December 23, 2013 In addition, the show was also simulcast on MSNBC for 3 days in April–May 2007.
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In the House, question time is generally scheduled from 2pm to 3:15 pm on every sitting day; in the Senate, it generally occurs from 2pm to 3pm. Apart from divisions, it is the only time the chamber is likely to be filled. Tactically, it is considered an important defining characteristic for an Opposition Leader to be able ask a pertinent question of the Prime Minister or Premier, or to single out perceived weak performers in the Ministry. Interjections from both government and opposition members in the House of Representatives and the Senate are common, and broadly speaking are an accepted practice, although the Speaker of the House or the President of the Senate will intervene if interjections become too frequent, if they contain inappropriate content, or if the member interjecting is disrupting debate.
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George W. Bush addresses the joint sitting of Australian Parliament in 2003 When United States President George W. Bush visited Canberra on 23 October 2003, Nettle and Brown took their opposition to the war in Iraq to the point of interjecting during his address to a joint sitting of the two Houses of Parliament. They wore signs referring to David Hicks and Mamdouh Habib, two Australian citizens who were then being held at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, following their apprehension by United States forces in either (this is disputed) Afghanistan or Pakistan. Both Habib and Hicks have since been released. Bush accepted the interjections with good humour, but the Speaker of the House, Neil Andrew, formally "named" Nettle and Brown and they were suspended from the Parliament for 24 hours.
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He later used the same title again for what is now his most well known work, the Kana Shōbōgenzō (now almost always referred to simply as "the Shōbōgenzō"): > Indeed the fact that Dōgen styled his effort "Shōbō genzō" suggests that he > had as his model a similar compilation of the same title by the most famous > of Sung masters, Ta-Hui Tsung-kao [Dahui Zonggao]. Unlike the latter, Dōgen > was content here simply to record the stories without interjecting his own > remarks. A few years later, however, he embarked on a major project to > develop extended commentaries on many of these and other passages from the > Ch'an literature. The fruit of this project was his masterpiece--the > remarkable collection of essays known as the kana, or "vernacular", Shōbō > genzō.
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Mike NelsonEpisode 815 – Agent for H.A.R.M is a fictional character in the comedy science fiction television series Mystery Science Theater 3000. Portrayed by actor/head writer Michael J. Nelson, Mike is a likeable temp worker from Little Chute, Wisconsin who comes to work for the mad scientists ("Mads") Dr. Clayton Forrester and TV's Frank in Deep 13 while they prepare for an evil-scientist audit in episode 512, Mitchell. When Joel Robinson escapes from the Satellite of Love at the end of this episode, the "Mads" knock Mike unconscious and send him up to the satellite to replace Joel as their experimental guinea pig. The hapless Mike finds himself forced to watch bad movies with robot companions Tom Servo and Crow T. Robot while interjecting humorous quips and cultural riffs based on the action and dialog in the films.
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There are often additional distractions that will occur during the Test, such as Val interjecting random facts to throw off counting. Val will inform players when they are correct but will wait until either all the players have finished or after a certain amount of time before announcing the winner. The Test winner has immunity from the upcoming Treatment, and in some cases has the ability to handicap another player in the upcoming Treatment, such as by making them perform an extra round before the other players start. Sometimes, an extra reward is given to the Test winner to make their Immunity more enjoyable, such as a decent amount of sleep on their bed or a decent sized portion of real food items (usually in the form of a well rounded meal consisting of the Test winner's favorite foods).
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Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore is collaged from tape footage from 70s, 80s and 90s underground dance scene in the UK, including portions of footage from the 1977 Tony Palmer film The Wigan Casino. It starts with the disco scene of the 1970s, touches upon the Northern soul of the late 1970s and early 1980s and climaxes with the rave scene of the 1990s; the mashup soundtrack Leckey created for the film follows the same temporal structure as a soundscape, with him occasionally interjecting dialogue. Notably, at one point, an animated element - a bird tattoo image - appears as if released from the hand of a dancer, then carried into the next shot finds its place on the arm of another of the film's nightclubbing subjects. The film follows a looping structure, bookending itself with a low frame rate time-lapse shot of clouds.
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The Phalanstery's ideology, rights, benefits, and codes of conduct were detailed in a Manifesto, written by Richard, and expressed the fundamental purpose of the organization as: :Members shall follow the "Practice of the Eightfold Way on the Path" and exercise "Creativity in Practice of the Path", executing a "self documented life work on the way". The Manifesto and the Phalanstery itself were influenced by a diverse range of texts, religions and spiritual practices, specifically the teachings of Fourier, who recommended the reorganization of society into small communities (phalansteries), living in common. The Phalanstery was concerned with confronting the ethos of society, interjecting spiritual aspects into everyday life, and pioneering what is now referred to as 'new age' ideas. Richard viewed creativity as "a mantic procedure of the intuitive function" and was dedicated to merging life with art by building a supportive, nurturing community of like-minded artists.
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He plays an exotic tune: Cleopatra comes dancing out of her book, looking like an Egyptian tomb-painting. Alice skips over to Uncle Tom's Cabin, summoning its title character: Uncle Tom sings Stephen Foster's Old Black Joe as well as "I've Got the South in my Soul," the other characters his chorus (Alice occasionally interjecting, "O Lord!") Snarling, Mr. Hyde peeps out from his book, meaning trouble as he clutches one of the skull-shaped book-ends that contain his volume: he snatches Alice as the song concludes; on a high shelf, Tarzan takes notice, crying valorously as he swings down to the table by way of a couple of pull switches. The manly figure stands in Hyde's way, prompting the cad to turn and run: Robinson and Friday snatch up a nearby fountain pen as Hyde comes close and they spray his devilish face full of black ink.
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LA Parka in 2007 While working for CMLL La Parka was allowed to also wrestle for independent promotions in Mexico, the US and Japan. During his time on the independent circuit L.A. Park developed a long-running and very intense feud with El Hijo del Santo and Blue Demon Jr., interjecting himself in a storyline that played off the original rivalry between El Santo and Blue Demon creating a feud that headlined various shows all over Mexico and involves three of the most famous masks of the 1980s and 1990s. In 2004, Tapia made a number of appearances for Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA), as both L.A. Park and La Parka. He wrestled in a Gauntlet for the Gold for the TNA X Division Championship at one of TNA's weekly PPVs and then appeared in yet another X Division gauntlet match at TNA's inaugural monthly PPV Victory Road, losing on both occasions.
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Occasionally, however, Hacker does get his way, often by thwarting other arrangements or deals that Sir Humphrey has been making behind the scenes elsewhere with other ministers or civil servants – or in the case of the episode "The Tangled Web", Hacker successfully blackmailing Sir Humphrey into taking his stance. Sir Humphrey occasionally resorts to tactics such as calling a policy "courageous" to remind Hacker to contemplate the view that "a controversial policy will lose votes, whilst a courageous one will lose [him] the election", and thus to hinder the implementation of a particular policy. Sir Humphrey, on the other hand, believes that from the Civil Service's perspective "it makes very little difference who the Minister is". The character of Bernard Woolley is characterized by a significant degree of ambivalence; largely playing the role of an observer of the cold conflict between Hacker and Sir Humphrey, mostly interjecting only to add a comic effect to the drama albeit occasionally playing a decisive part in determining which adversary triumphs ultimately.
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