" He intoned: "Is there a scientific basis for that?
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"I am more than what you created, Phoebe," intoned Ami.
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"Party girls don't get hurt/ Can't feel anything," he intoned.
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Finally a quiet descended as an imam intoned a prayer.
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"Freedom, not socialism, ended slavery," intoned Vice President Mike Pence.
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"I know what it takes to be special," he intoned.
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Her "Kyrie eleisons" are intoned with a deep Southern twang.
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"She is always messing up our elections," the woman intoned.
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"The European election is a choice of direction," intoned Mr Lüger.
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"The universe is all around us, and within us," he intoned.
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" Jones intoned, "An artist should be the freest person in culture.
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"Our party and our country need new leadership," the ad intoned.
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"There are prophecies around us," Mr. Cahn intoned from the pulpit.
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"What's the big deal," intoned a younger convict everyone calls Bugbear.
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As Kris Jenner once intoned, this is a case for the FBI.
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" YOUTH , large, lusty, loving—youth full of grace, force, fascination," he intoned.
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Mr Xi visited Vietnam in November and woodenly intoned about fraternal solidarity.
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"Donald Trump is a businessman -- he actually built a business," Pence intoned.
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" She glided into another demand: "Diretas Já!" she intoned, meaning "elections now.
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Ur intoned a mea culpa in the name of systems designers, exonerating users.
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"I want development, I want speed and I want GDP," he recently intoned.
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"Do not leave bags unattended," he intoned, even as she snatched the instrument.
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"It's Mount Zion, the city of a king," a Jamaican-sounding voice intoned.
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Other times he sat slumped, as he intoned each word into the microphone.
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"Right now I am in charge of a very small foundation," he intoned.
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"Banish the black!" as Kay Thompson famously intoned in that 1957 cinema classic.
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"Send Quid Pro Joe Biden into retirement," a narrator in the ad intoned.
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"Don't go to war with your own national security establishment," he has intoned.
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"The public domain" began ritualistically, with murmuring, some vocal drones and intoned intervals.
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"Spirits of the past, move among us," we intoned, looking at our cuddly medium.
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These episodes would seem to call for vocal writing of an intoned, naturalistic quality.
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"All of God's children can live, or go into the dark," the ad intoned.
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"Now hold in place for five seconds," the voice intoned before giving a countdown.
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"Audi of America is committed to equal pay for equal work," the ad intoned.
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"Somewhere in the United States, black clouds of smoke are billowing," that video intoned.
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"You have your grandmother's body," my mother once sadly intoned — to her, a dismal pronouncement.
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"Now, weakness has brought terrorists to America, putting us all at risk," a narrator intoned.
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"The Future is our domain," a voice gravely intoned at the beginning of the piece.
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She also intoned and, in a tender voice, sang Mr. Andriessen's settings of the texts.
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"Brexit means Brexit," she famously intoned, without ever finding the courage or conviction to elaborate.
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"I had my plus-one go back to get more on my behalf," they intoned.
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"Everyone is at home deleting the human parts of themselves/Control-Alt-Delete," she intoned.
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He intoned darkly that there might be more to Sessions' recusal than is publicly known.
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"They keep coming," the announcer intoned over grainy aerial footage and a thrumming bass line.
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González intoned the names of those who were laid to rest, her voice cracking with anguish.
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"Congratulations on learning Debussy's Clair de Lune," July intoned, her voice at once steady and melodic.
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"Lord, we just pray for rain: That your rain will fall on this nation," Morrison intoned.
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" Joe drained his bottle, coughed, and intoned the invocation: "There's real time and there's box time.
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"If you're gonna run in Texas, you can't run as a liberal man," his jingle intoned.
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"At the center of the crime scene, there is an American with a pen," he intoned.
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Lamar Alexander intoned, while explaining that the President's behavior fell short of what would warrant removal.
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European watchdogs intoned that it would open the region to a flood of genetically modified Frankenfoods.
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"As we move into our third century," a band announcer intoned in his introduction, as Sgt.
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Godard intoned in a Kracauer-like tone over the soundtrack at one point in his multi-part
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" The U.S. should "pull out of it," he intoned, and "let the Europeans take care of that.
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Stafford sang it with a crooner's quaver, and LeDoux intoned the lyrics wistfully, accompanied by a harmonica.
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And this would be because he's a doting husband, one who sweetly intoned, "Whatever you want, dear"?
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Leonard Cohen, the masterly songwriter who died this week at 82, intoned his songs with serene gravity.
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"It was a country in chaos," a narrator dramatically intoned over a montage of frightening news footage.
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"Editor desperate to reach the ground floor," he intoned in a recent interview, envisioning the newspaper headline.
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"And his heart was going like mad," she intoned, "and yes I said yes I will Yes."
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"I hope it makes you feel like you're standing on an oceanside cliff at sunset," he intoned.
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"He is now absolutely tranquil," a broadcaster intoned as the cortege set off from Havana on Wednesday.
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"O Lord, keep us and preserve us in life and in security," intoned Yossi Jacobs, an Orthodox rabbi.
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Over a wash of harmony and intoned in Ms. Davis's powerful voice, the line became a haunting accusation.
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"He's walking to the three," Harlan intoned as if the game was riding on the feline's final drive.
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" Trump's win, the New York Times editorial board intoned, "has now placed the United States on a precipice.
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God, he intoned, respects all people equally, be they rich or poor, man or woman, white or black.
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"The republic, for which it stands, is what we are here to talk about today," she intoned afterward.
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"No one will emerge as a winner in a trade war," Xi Jinping, China's president, intoned just days earlier.
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"FOR 20 years we must stop this brain from functioning," intoned the prosecutor at Antonio Gramsci's trial in 1926.
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"Decades of lies, coverups, and scandal have finally caught up with Hillary Clinton," a new Trump TV ad intoned.
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He intoned his songs with serene gravity, revealing once again how carefully chiseled every one of his quatrains is.
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The words "New Era" were intoned on the most recent Raw with the seriousness and repetition of a mantra.
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The phrase "radical Islamic terrorism" was intoned again and again, from stump speeches to the halls of Congress itself.
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It's intoned to the beat of Afro-Brazilian drums and the twang of single-stringed gourd instruments called berimbaus.
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Many freelance mourning singers roam the cemetery, and one, carrying his own portable speaker, intoned another set of prayers.
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"We all hope for a better tomorrow," Morgan Freeman intoned, in his voice-over to a Clinton-campaign film.
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Their 'song' was in fact a simple (but magical) salutation; "welcome" was intoned over and over in spectacular operatic harmony.
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"We will decide who comes to this country and the circumstances in which they come," he intoned, again and again.
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"Chavez is turning this into an abattoir of Rosario's blood," intoned Larry Merchant, who was calling the fight for HBO.
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"There's a member of Congress sitting today who came in second," intoned U.S. House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.).
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"Macron, he's with the bosses, Macron, he's against the people," a singer intoned in a reggaelike jingle from the radio.
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He wasn't going to miss a location, he intoned, because someone had decided to take time into their own hands.
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"Make sure you pay attention and read everything, you'll probably learn something," he intoned after we plunked down our eight bucks.
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"We condemn all human rights violations and unlawful violence," she intoned to the gathering held in the country's capital city, Naypyidaw.
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News outlets darkly intoned about any instance in which a Trump insider had spoken to or met with a foreign official.
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Intoned throughout, they are actually excerpts from the journal that Toller has decided to keep, and that we observe him writing.
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"This debate is taking place at very difficult moment for Latinos in Texas and all over the country," he intoned gravely.
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"Just think who you have on the other side: a man endorsed by Mitch McConnell," Gorka intoned ominously during his speech Thursday.
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Then she intoned, "I love a milky tea," as if she were having elevenses with the Queen—not chugging boba in Queens.
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" Jackson intoned in the New York Amsterdam News, a black newspaper based in Harlem, "I urge everyone to see the powerful exhibition.
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"Not to have children is a selfish choice," Pope Francis has intoned, perhaps forgetting what the Bible says about motes and eyes.
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Clinton and her aides intoned — wink, wink — that it would be healthy to have a primary fight with Sanders and Martin O'Malley.
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Donnelly intoned that he will discharge his duty to the Constitution and "carefully review and consider the record and qualifications" of Kavanaugh.
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"When Andrea casted me, I'd never felt so much love in my life from just meeting someone," Coalson intoned, with complete earnestness.
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"Breathe deep and blow harder," intoned Pastor Grant Atwell after distributing small marijuana joints to 20 worshipers on a recent Sunday afternoon.
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"Let me tell you: tears," she intoned, blank-faced, while setting up a feature on nurses who care for opioid-dependent newborns.
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"What you're seeing," he intoned Tuesday, "is not what's happening" — a chillingly apt instruction for losing yourself inside an aspirational branding narrative.
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"If Germany is strong, it's because Bavaria is strong," Mr. Söder intoned from the stage in his Frankish lilt, to approving cheers.
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"Tonight, America in a state of shock after a madman opened fire on a country-music festival in Las Vegas," Hannity intoned.
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Mr. Trump's now-infamous Twitter message on March 4 amounted to a Queens-intoned declaration that he would be no one's victim.
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"As vice president, he defied the gun lobby and cast the tiebreaking vote to keep guns away from criminals," the announcer intoned.
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Mesrob Lakissian, intoned the familiar verses from Corinthians, "Love bears all things, hopes all things…," and placed a crown on her head.
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I found myself listening to Grande's a cappella take of "Dangerous Woman" this morning, to fold myself into its sweetly intoned contours.
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"WE ARE delayed because of train traffic ahead of us," intoned the familiar automated message on a stalled subway train on June 27th.
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CNN makes history "Something's happening outside... the skies over Baghdad have been illuminated," CNN anchor Bernie Shaw urgently intoned over the 4 WIRE.
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The proposition passed easily, backed by TV spots that showed migrants sprinting across the Mexican border as a narrator intoned, "They Keep Coming".
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Crampton's knotty compositions coursed with layered synthesizers, intoned vocals, and hypnotic, MIDI-like guitar, at times sounding like a vivid video game soundtrack.
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"This horror shouldn't exist, and we don't know right now exactly why this deranged individual did this," Ted Cruz intoned on Fox News.
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"Democracy" was the word of the hour, an elixir for all problems, according to President Woodrow Wilson, who intoned it with impressive solemnity.
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"Gracious God, we want to thank you once again for the unity that we have here, Lord," Sturdevant intoned in his gravelly baritone.
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This alarm, he decided once and for all, fucking sucked: CESIUM, CESIUM, CESIUM, CESIUM intoned the disembodied, badly synthesized Irish voice from his terminal.
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"When the people of Afghanistan come together, all of them, to make their own peace, that will be a very effective peace," he intoned.
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"It is the destiny of the Russian soldier at all times to save culture from fascist destruction," intoned Russia's minister of culture, Vladimir Medinsky.
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"Ladies and gentlemen, it's the third quarter and you're down by 25 points, and if Tom Brady doesn't come in, you're bankrupt," intoned Rep.
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" With a resigned half-smirk, he looked at the ground and intoned, in the manner of a hostage-video monologue: "It's gonna be yuge.
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But what lingers most poignantly are the softly intoned concluding words of a paean to victory: And may we Never forget What happened here.
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"HIAS will help," I silently intoned, as we hitchhiked like phantoms along Austrian roads and went through awful asylum interviews at the American embassy.
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"Already we have learned the full meaning of sacrifice," he intoned from Ottawa, vowing to double the size of Canada's army to 500,000 men.
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At Marine Serre, models wound their way through a dim bunkerlike space as, over the speakers, a female narrator intoned instructions for future survival.
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"I will not seek and I will not accept the nomination of my party as your President," Johnson intoned in his signature southern drawl.
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Voices intoned solemnly about the need to return to the "other place" and for a second, just for a second, the spell was broken.
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"Unfortunately, some members of the media use their platforms to push their own personal bias and agenda to control exactly what people think," presenters intoned.
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"Like so many of the young couples who might be listening to us," Nixon intoned, he and his wife had struggled financially throughout his career.
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"Attention: The plane is leaving on Platform 5," the disembodied Voice intoned, ushering the soldiers, and the actors who played them, out of the picture.
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"The stories are fake, but the consequences are real," Scott Pelley of CBS's 60 Minutes intoned during a report on fake news that aired Sunday.
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Eventually the music takes on a ritualistic whirl until it screeches to a halt with just the word "rozy" — roses — intoned as if by zombies.
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When groups of monks, facing each other in a reverberant chapel, intoned psalms in plainchant, they inserted a pause in the middle of a verse.
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"A dangerous moment for America when an impeachment of the president of the United States is being rushed through because of lawyer lawsuits," he intoned.
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As both intoned the phrase "I am sorry" at the same time, Ms. Mackenzie's floated soprano appeared like a gentle radiance, haloing the spoken words.
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The base hears blood-and-soil rootedness: "the bonds of culture, faith and tradition that make us who we are," as he intoned in Poland.
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The answer came in the style of a Greek chorus as John Bercow, the strong-lunged speaker, intoned, "The no's have it!" again and again.
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But even new viewers will know him as Bobby's father, and the floating visage that intoned "Blue Rose" as Cooper struggled to escape the Black Lodge.
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AT&T's CEO Randall Stephenson recently intoned how much black lives matter, but judging from his actions, the lives that matter most to him are shareholders'.
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"This event in history, like Watergate, like Teapot Dome and like many other historic events, will be studied by future generations," he intoned during one hearing.
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" They'd been moved to protest because the A.C.L.U. had defended the rights of white supremacists to rally in Charlottesville, Va. At one point they intoned "Shame!
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Over the course of the 12-minute work, there are radiant brass chorales, luscious strings and a consoling melody intoned by single oboe, then a flute.
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"A dream from the fifty-fourth hour," a speaker from the Institute for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in Düsseldorf intoned, while describing one of her case histories.
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"We grew up in a society where human rights were respected, where the rule of law was a given, and where religious freedom was practiced," he intoned.
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Not for nothing is the nationalist ballad "The Patriot Game" intoned throughout, as the sense of an anarchic game divorced from rules and context grows ever stronger.
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"If you graduated from college, if you are a technical specialist, if you are ready to use your knowledge, we give you an opportunity," the ad intoned.
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As Leo DiCaprio intoned at a previous gathering at UN headquarters, we don't need more talk and we certainly don't need more ten year studies on climate change.
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But both are undeniably becoming, as Dolores intoned in the premiere, less of what was originally scripted for them and more of themselves, whatever that may come to mean.
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" Recently Trump intoned in Orlando, "We have a terrible President who happens to be African-American -- there has never been a greater division ... than what we have right now.
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"You are a killer, you are a king," was the mantra intoned by President Trump's father Fred as he taught his boys to believe in their right to rule.
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This show of matrifocal bravado sharpens and embellishes Sons of Kemet's unique and arresting sonics: West Indian Coltrane/Rollins over two drummers, tuba for bass, and occasional intoned vocals.
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The moment that grabbed me, though, came when the game percussionists Daniel Druckman and James Baker, while playing various instruments, intoned words from the E.E. Cummings poems Berio sets.
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LEWISBURG, Pa. — Onstage, a choir intoned the names of coal miners whose deaths and injuries had landed them on the Pennsylvania Mining Accident index more than a century ago.
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An officer recited his own poetry: "I could tell you tales that would make you laugh...tales that would turn your stomach, tales that would break your heart," he intoned.
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Thus Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia, who is tipped as a possible running mate for Mrs Clinton, intoned solemnly that Mr Comey's scolding was now "a matter of lessons learned".
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"God of Abraham, God of Isaac, God of Jacob, God and Father of my Lord and Savior Yeshua, Jesus the Messiah, and my God and Father too," Rabbi Jacobs intoned.
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This is particularly true on their new double album, Requiem, a harmonious riot of trilling acoustic guitars and flutes, multi-layered rhythmic drones, and mystical lyrics intoned by female voices.
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A daughter of privilege who worked on an assembly line during World War II, she became a principal benefactor of public television, her name intoned on a host of programs.
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"My editor just told me to change the name of my book from 'Rentier Capitalism' to 'The Corruption of Capitalism,'" one man intoned while waiting to enter the conference center.
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"Let's hope this young man makes the most of his chance and goes on to have a career in the National Football League," Musburger intoned during Oklahoma's 35-19 win.
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" Ms. Kretzschmar intoned: "Read write eat dance read study dance write read dance wake up perform shower eat eat eat read read read read write write write write write. Sleep.
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The film's producer, a woman in her thirties, was prepping Gao for an interview by showing her a previously filmed segment, in which another vigneron intoned propagandistic lines to the camera.
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"This left the thousands of anti-fascists and Communists that were shipped into Charlottesville and Washington, DC with no Nazis to fight," one far-right scribe intoned on the Daily Stormer.
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"The two men who denied her the presidency in one car," intoned John King on CNN, as a limousine carrying Mr. Trump and Barack Obama glided away from the White House.
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"Every single vote, even a single vote by a single member, can change the course of history," Schiff intoned to a Senate that has already turned its back on the House's case.
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"It's morning again in America, and, under the leadership of President Reagan, our country is prouder, and stronger, and better," Mr. Riney's voice intoned as the commercial progressed from dawn to dusk.
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The second is that he is America's most portentous self-help guru: "The world will tell you that you need more government, more protection, more rules, and more edicts," he solemnly intoned.
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Ms. Ziegler is also fast becoming a master of swelling choral dialogue, in which urgent but lyrical phrases are intoned in a counterpoint that seems to echo down the halls of history.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions resurrected popular talking points from the 1980s drug war on Thursday when he intoned that Americans should "just say no" to drugs and warned of the dangers of marijuana.
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"Most of us want the same thing: to be able to work hard, play by the same set of rules, and take care of the people we love," she intoned in the video.
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" Although her troll language is presented and intoned in a way that gives it a linguistic quality, there are in fact no set language barriers in her performances: "The troll language is improvised.
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"What I'd really like to do in the next few minutes is to really try to understand your worldview, your populist nationalism," intoned Beddoes slowly, as if speaking to an incoherent bulldog bat.
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"Today we will begin our conversation where we should: with the text of the Constitution," he intoned, sounding much like one of the professors he'd summoned to help lay out his impeachment argument.
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"He who makes no memory of himself during his lifetime will have none after his death, and will be forgotten with the tolling of the final knell," Maximilian intoned in another lightly fictionalized narrative.
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Mr Schulz ruminated on Europe; cracked folksy jokes; solemnly intoned about Germany's historical burden; cast his family, neighbours and acquaintances from the campaign trail as characters in a compendium of parables about the country.
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"What we're talking about here is life and death for so many people," he intoned, and waved his arm in the direction of the Statue of Liberty, glinting in the distance over his shoulder.
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And so we will," he intoned, adding, "History proves that peace only comes through strength, and in the realm of outer space, the United States Space Force will be that strength in the years ahead.
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In the past year, "one-state reality" has been intoned gravely by everyone from UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and Secretary of State John Kerry to both left-wing and right-wing Israeli activists.
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"The president has done nothing wrong, there are no charges against him, there is no collusion," Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, intoned dutifully three separate times in a news briefing on Wednesday.
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"Their victories have not been your victories; their triumphs have not been your triumphs; and while they celebrated in our nation's capital, there was little to celebrate for struggling families all across our land," he intoned.
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Ma has intoned the Sarabandes at enough funerals and memorials that they have become almost official anthems of mourning; but in performances of the full cycle he makes them spontaneous again, groping from note to note.
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Kim graciously invited the Southerners for a group photo afterward and intoned that cultural diplomacy between the two sides should become routine — thus, coming across as a reasonable leader or, at the least, a nice man.
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Bhattacharya recorded professionals and amateurs performing classical and folk, secular and religious music, as well as Bedouin workers rhythmically grinding coffee and a ninth-century Persian epic poem intoned, with drumming, to pace an exercise routine.
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"If you are smuggling a child, then we will prosecute you and that child will be separated from you as required by law," Sessions intoned at a press event at the border before the policy was enacted.
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It is commemorative and elegiac, partly intoned in mourning and partly in pride of what these men were and what they still represent: lives of unknown potential quashed by the state that ostensibly exists to protect them.
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Bloomberg intoned that Democrats seeking the White House needed to walk a moderate path to appeal to inland states, specifically by avoiding talk of transgender people, and argued their liberal stances explained President Donald Trump's 2016 victory.
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Distorted, drawn out and intoned at different registers — with digital assists from Mr. Toussaint-Baptiste — the syllable began to take on a life of its own, no longer a familiar word but a twisted web of sounds.
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Many managers have intoned this mantra over the years but plenty of employees have probably thought to themselves that, deep down, executives place a higher value on the machines on the factory floor or cash in the bank.
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"This afternoon 6,500 young men and women will be married and with inflation at less than half of what it was just four years ago they can look forward with confidence to the future," its avuncular narrator intoned.
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"Once upon a time, there were three little girls who went to the police academy ... but I took them away from all that, and now they work for me," intoned the paternalistic voiceover during the show's opening credits.
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"We see a very strong indication that where you're located does matter… come to Silicon Valley," intoned Joe Kraus of Google Ventures at the first Disrupt conference I ever intended, speaking for essentially all VCs, including Y Combinator.
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He intoned, "I said a hip-hop / The hippie / The hippie to the hip-hop," shimmying in his chair and flaring his fingers—the college stud who wants to look fine on the dance floor but not too fine.
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"It's just me myself and I" rapped De La Soul a decade later, and "Me me me me me me I I I," intoned the folk singer Patty Larkin, strumming a guitar as her audience chuckled in rueful recognition.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "When we meet the very best, we have to give up," baritone Rod Gilfry intoned in The Loser, composer David Lang's one-act opera that debuted last week at the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM).
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Addressing his members at the party's conference in April he was less restrained: "Away with a left/red/green-infected 21968 ideology and towards a strong national state in Europe and the world!" he intoned to applause and cheers in Cologne.
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"A rich toffee note develops, over a waxy mineral base that becomes beachlike as the assault grows," he intoned, to the giggles of siblings, as if the text had been installed specially for their entertainment, which maybe it had been.
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The Green New Deal is definitely socialism: "It's a watermelon: green on the outside and deep, deep communist red on the inside," conservative talking head and former Trump adviser Sebastian Gorka intoned from the stage at February's Conservative Political Action Conference.
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"What is required is nothing more than the destruction of Iran's oil installations, and if there is a capacity, nuclear facilities and military bases as well," prominent Saudi pundit (and enjoyer of royal protection) Turki al-Hamad intoned this weekend.
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This is a somewhat dated episode of This American Life, from before podcasting became a thing; listen to a reporter talk on a cell phone, as intoned by host Ira Glass, from the site of the "Mona Lisa" in the Louvre.
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However, we feel that it's only a matter of time before someone gets hurt," intoned FBI agent Christian Zajac at a mid-October press conference urging the public to help identify a man believed to be "hiding in plain sight.
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They found sources — some of whom sent memos to higher-ups insisting they had intoned only the official line — who, notes indicate, actually spoke more candidly, admitting that failures to coordinate military and diplomatic tracks may have derailed multiple peace overtures.
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My hair stood up on end as he gazed out over the crowd, and it seemed to me he could see the specter of death standing in the back of the room, and was staring him down as he intoned the verses.
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"We need Otello to come and kill Desdemona, please," Mr. Dudamel intoned in exaggeratedly hushed tones into a microphone, drawing chuckles from the orchestra and singers by summoning death to the stage the way an airline gate agent might page a passenger.
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"I'm called to invoke the power of the true creator of the universe, the drunken tolerator of all lesser and more recent gods, and maintainer of gravity here on earth," Fletcher solemnly intoned before the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly and the gathered audience.
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At the end there was an awkwardly choreographed performance that included all the women sitting at a table replete with lit candles, holding small stones in their hands and stamping them on the table on prearranged signals, while one intoned what seemed like a prayer.
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Backed onstage by other leaders of the race, including Frederick Douglass, the former senator Blanche K. Bruce and Richard T. Greener, Harvard's first black graduate, Langston intoned, "The Supreme Court would seem desirous of remanding us back to that old passed condition" of slavery.
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"Music From the Morning of the World: The Balinese Gamelan," released in 1967, was followed by "Golden Rain," which devoted an entire side to the Balinese kecak, or monkey chant, in which a male chorus intoned the percussive syllable "chak" in a mounting frenzy.
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Angus Robertson, the Scottish nationalist leader in Parliament, intoned that he was not prepared to be nice to the prime minister who had taken Scotland out of the EU. Mr Cameron, who led the referendum campaign in 2014 to keep Scotland in the United Kingdom, flinched.
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In Gavin Bryars's "The Fifth Century," a haunting work for choir and saxophone quartet that had an eloquent New York premiere at Trinity Wall Street on Thursday evening, the word "eternity" was clearly audible when intoned by the sopranos at the start of the fourth movement.
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"When I was 21 I read something Claes Oldenburg wrote," he explained, riffing on the opening line of Oldenburg's 1961 manifesto, "I Am For ...": "I am for an art that does something other than sit on its ass in a museum," Mr. McGuire intoned with a chuckle.
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Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci, who is close with Trump's daughter Ivanka and son-in-law Jared Kushner, intoned darkly Sunday on ABC's "This Week" that Bannon's time at the White House could be short because the president had tabbed him as a leaker.
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At one point, they spoke directly to the "soixante-huitards," the crusaders who took part in the events of 1968, "which you keep crushing us with": "You had the revolution, you knew how to share, you had camaraderie, you weren't glued to your phones like us," they intoned derisively.
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However, for decades, many on the left, including many in the mainstream media, have intoned that there are no absolutes, that everything is relative; everyone has his or her own truth, his or her own reality and far be it from anyone to judge another's truth or reality.
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But 30 years on this work of repression is carried out with cold, bureaucratic efficiency—a far cry from the terrors of June 3rd and 4th when soldiers and tanks shot and smashed their way into the ceremonial heart of Beijing, as loudspeakers metallically intoned that the army "loves the people".
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Holding the notebook like a hymnal, the boy intoned: I have made a monument more lasting than bronze And higher than the royal site of the pyramids which neither harsh rains nor the wild North wind can erode Nor the countless succession of years, and the flight of the seasons.
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"With great power comes great responsibility," RuPaul intoned, tasking BenDeLaCreme with cutting one of bottom two: Chi Chi, who twirled a baton in jazz flats (the judge Michelle Visage's face visibly dropped), and Morgan, who lip-synced too tentatively to an original song that, quite frankly, could've used Fred Ebb on lyrics.
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" Though this speech did not explicitly include the term "self-determination," Wilson did use that term the next month, when he called it an "imperative principle of action" and intoned that "every territorial settlement involved in this war must be made in the interest and for the benefit of the populations concerned.
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"Our sons, pride of our nation, this day have set upon a mighty endeavor, a struggle to preserve our Republic, our religion, and our civilization, and to set free a suffering humanity," Trump intoned before dancers emerged to the upbeat strains of "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy of Company B," the wartime ditty sung by the Andrews Sisters.
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Faced with baffled silence, I continued, losing steam, "Women kings… We would like to be referred to as kings…" A few days later, at the grand event, the king and I finally acknowledged each other's existences—"Happy birthday to twin princesses, Callie and Blair!" he intoned over the loudspeaker—though he was apparently reluctant to cede us his title.
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Wayne showed up for like 20 seconds and just intoned the phrase "drop it like it's hot" over and over and not only did it make this the hottest song ever, it then spawned not one but two Billboard number one hits, Snoop Dogg's "Drop It Like It's Hot" and Wayne's own "Lollipop," which repeats the line.
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The nation's news agency even intoned that the United States should "think hard about the fate of the scheduled summit meeting" between Kim and President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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Campaigners are partly to blame, says Vivian Fouad, who works on Egypt's national programme to abolish FGM: for years they intoned that cutting causes deadly infections, which led parents to assume that all is fine if done by a doctor, instead of a traditional circumciser (who, very often, is an old woman with poor eyesight and a rusty blade).
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"From the mountains of Tora Bora, we send the glad tidings to the caliph of the Muslims, of the return of the caliphate to this area that was swarming with immigrants and supporters who fought for the caliphate to be established," a narrator intoned in the video, posted by the Washington-based SITE Intelligence Group, which monitors terrorist organizations.
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In the exact opposite of a scene from Dead Poet's Society, its robot voice dryly intoned a poem from Robert Frost: One of my wishes is that those dark trees,So old and firm they scarcely show the breeze,Were not, as 'twere, the merest mask of gloom,But stretched away unto the edge of doom ... The foreboding imagery was weirdly appropriate.
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There are some signs that Doom Eternal is trying its hand at some political humor—"'Demon' can be an offensive term, refer to them as mortally challenged," and "Earth is the universe's melting pot" were both lines intoned by a kind of AI overseer, hinting at some kind of commentary about political correctness, which could backfire more quickly than experimenting with Hell energy on Mars.
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As his work has evolved, and as he has a keener retrospective sense of his own accomplishment, he has become aware, he says, that much of what he's struggled for is rooted not in the duly intoned roster of high modernism, Kafka and Beckett and Joyce, but in a certain vein of American realism, even regionalism—in a didactic democratic propaganda that was at large in the nineteen-forties.
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" And yet, it was in Turkmenistan—among the televised concerts of young people on stage reading The Rukhnama in a variety of languages and among the government minders who intoned that the book was "profound" but could not say why—that Kalder says he "felt the effect of the forced consensus that gives the book life for as long as the force is in place to maintain it.
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It started with news that Mr. Stephanopoulos had donated $75,000 to the Clintons' family foundation; went on to include CNN's hiring of the former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowksi as an analyst, even as he continued to be paid a "severance" from the Trump campaign; and saw Sean Hannity of Fox News (who famously intoned "I'm not a journalist") emerge as an informal adviser to the Trump campaign.
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His innate rhetorical talent may not overcome his lack of political audacity, but he always acquits himself well: His pinpoint attack on Cruz's flip-flops in the Senate, late Thursday night hit home: "You used to support the doubling of the green cards, now you are against it… you used to say you were in favor of birthright citizenship, now you say you are against," he intoned – forcing an otherwise attack-mode Cruz on the defensive. 3.
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Surrounded by Cabinet members bowed in prayer — "We pray for the president's health and wisdom," intoned Rick Perry at the beginning of the meeting, his last as Energy secretary — Trump, who couldn't help but sneak glances at the surrounding cameras, began the meeting with several of his familiar lines: The economy was "the greatest economy we've ever had," the Mexican border was more secure than ever, China was suffering in its ongoing trade war and his poll numbers were higher than ever.
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