And then something comes along to knock your socks off.
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These are incredible, creative burgers that will knock your socks off.
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Patriotism, pyrotechnics and a mass party that will knock your socks off!
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The first time you hear the Phantom, it will knock your socks off.
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So, if you like the Congress Avenue Bridge experience, this will knock your socks off.
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But the number of Marvel movies that truly knock your socks off is much lower.
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It's not knock-your-socks off incredible like the pre-Retina MacBook Air was, but it's fine.
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One thing you should not expect from the Smart Clock is sound that'll knock your socks off.
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Here you will find a digital record of nimble cultural production that will knock your socks off.
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The downside of this is the improvements in speed aren't going to knock your socks off—they're merely respectable.
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Together, these exhibitors have created a very pleasing exhibition, but not one that will necessarily knock your socks off.
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She will knock your socks off with the sheer force of her personality and heart for those around her.
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"We have four stars on Yelp, but it's not because our food will knock your socks off," the owner explained.
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Good news for lovers of this sweet treat: I have a healthy portion-controlled version that'll knock your socks off.
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But he churned out a whole roster of hard-hitting, knock-your-socks-off performances long before he was Tony Stark.
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The company that brought you (and keeps bringing you) Windows is not known for its knock-your-socks-off events or product unveiling.
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She's a native New Yorker of Dominican roots, a five-room #mannequinchallenge jedi, and does an Aaliyah impression that will knock your socks off.
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Not knock-your-socks-off good, but it didn't lag and the baby elephant stayed put right on the table where it was placed.
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It's true, not every ARKit app demo was knock-your-socks-off amazing, but they all speak to a core change in iOS app experience.
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The audio quality is fine â€" as good as wired EarPods â€" but they won't knock your socks off if you want high-fidelity audio quality.
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Sure, it makes a great spread on bread — but there's a bounty of almond, peanut, and other butter incorporations out there that will simply knock your socks off.
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All of Tuttle's wines are sour-forward, light in tannins, very full-bodied, and will most likely knock your socks off, no matter if you are a beer or wine person.
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The 7-inch display doesn't knock your socks off with image quality, although the new Ambient EQ function that adjusts to your lighting to create a more analog-looking screen is nice.
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Since its launch in 2012, A24 has consistently made knock-your-socks-off movies, releasing some of the best films of the past seven years—but apparently, that's not enough for the indie distributor.
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"More and more, there are events that are happening that are astoundingly unusual, that knock your socks off, like the flooding in Louisiana," said Michael Oppenheimer, a professor of geosciences and international affairs at Princeton University.
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Aaron Rodgers is going to knock your socks off with a few deep passes, Davante Adams is going to be on the receiving end of most of those passes, and in an added wrinkle this season, Aaron Jones is going to celebrate a touchdown on an inordinate number of plays — he did it 19 times during the regular season, and two more times on Sunday.
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If you really want to knock your socks off, Mr Porter is where you'll find shearling-lined, polished-leather, whole-cut, and heaviest-weight Utah leathers from all the usual suspects in the designer department: Brunello Cucinelli, Loro Piana (where the immensely casual meets the definitively styled), Moncler (for over-the-top hiking boots), Berlutti (whose Venezia leather might make the most beautiful Chelsea boots on this earth), Tom Ford, Edward Green, and of course, Prada.
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So, as a primer, Jack White, here are a few of my favourite guitar acts (and these are just the ones I could fit into the short amount of time I had to write this blog post) who—while you were presumably waiting for five serious, identikit guys to knock your socks off with their intricacy of their riffs—have been ready to do it all along: Lindsey Jordan of Snail Mail is one of the most exciting guitarists in music right now, and guess what?
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2015) # David Guetta and the Big Weekend (29.05.2015) # Chris Pratt from Jurassic World (05.06.2015) # Emma Willis, Mayor Of Where and Nerd Alerts (12.06.2015) # The cast of Entourage and Knock Your Socks Off (19.06.
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A local quarry was used in 2009 by the MythBusters to test the "Knock Your Socks off" myth. A large ANFO explosion was detonated which caused damage and much local complaint as described in the episode "Location, Location, Location".
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He left, for instance, the organ's colors up to Carpenter, who played with intense seriousness and exquisite fluidity." The music was also praised by Jim Farber of the San Francisco Classical Voice, who opined, "At the Grand Majestic is a knock-your- socks-off composition that melds many voices, memories, and ideas into a concerto structure. It certainly does not play it safe. But that's Terry Riley.
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On March 20, 2009, the town of Esparto, California, was shaken and windows were shattered by a blast created by of ANFO during filming of the myth "Knock Your Socks Off". Some residents were upset that the blast took place without "telling anyone". Chief Barry Burns of the Esparto Fire Department had several firefighters on hand for the explosion. He said he made the decision not to notify anyone in town for safety's sake.
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And that might not be worth $7.99 to a lot of players." TouchArcade wrote "If you’re a fan of motocross, or racing games in general, you probably own it already (and rightfully so). If you’re looking for something to knock your socks off graphically or to show your iPhone off to other people and you don’t necessarily care about replay value, 2XL Supercross is still the game to get." SlideToPlay gave it 3.4, commenting " If you're looking to spend a little bit more on a beautifully constructed racing game, 2XL Supercross is a great bet.
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And on top of the boots-rocking beat, ETID layers breakdown after breakdown". He said it "keeps up the rocking for ten powerful tracks, and manages to put enough artistry into them that any one, listened to alone, will knock your socks off". In a review for Punknews, Brian Shultz said the album brought "the terms "rhetoric" and "caustic" each to a whole new level. He noted that the band "stray from choruses like they were acting out magnetism laws" and praised Buckley's "penetrating screams and joyously wild yells".
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Critics praised Strikefleet Omegas gameplay. Eric Ford of TouchArcade praised the fusion of tower defense and real-time strategy elements, saying that the game was well balanced and the gameplay well implemented. 148Apps.com's Jason Wadsworth praised the game's "simple, intuitive controls", and was also pleased with the game's visuals, which he found made it easy to follow the game's action even on a small screen. Gamezebo was also pleased with the game's visuals, with Nick Tylwalk saying that "graphically, Strikefleet Omega won't knock your socks off, but the artwork is solid, and it’s obvious some care went into the ship design.".
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" The Salt Lake Tribune: :"Which brings us full-circle to what makes Dromard's role such a show-stealer. [...] 'This is harder than it looks,' Bert understates to the audience, as he begins tap-dancing up the wall, singing all the while, the stunt capped by a key change (!) while he's upside down at the top of the theater's proscenium arch. The authenticity of the line explains everything about acting and theatrical spectacle and his character, all at once." Around the Town Chicago: :"Bert (a very talented Nicolas Dromard) who also serves as storyteller does a dance during the 'Step In Time' that will knock your socks off, as he dances up the side wall, then taps while upside down and then comes down the other side.
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Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" at the Christmas Spectacular The Rockettes were originally inspired by the Tiller Girls, a precision dance company of the United Kingdom established by John Tiller in the 1890s. Tiller sent the first troupe of Tiller Girls to perform in the United States in 1900, and eventually there were three lines of them working on Broadway. In 1922, choreographer Russell Markert saw one of these troupes, known as the Tiller Rockets, perform in the Ziegfeld Follies and was inspired to create his own version with American dancers. As Markert would later recall, "If I ever got a chance to get a group of American girls who would be taller and have longer legs and could do really complicated tap routines and eye-high kicks, they'd really knock your socks off.
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Lisa Tuttle, reviewing for The Times, called the novel a "thrilling, mind-boggling adventure" with "visionary brilliance" and a "knock-your-socks-off ending". Zack Handlen of The A.V. Club wrote that Reynolds is particularly adept at conveying the vastness of space and the "inky blackness of the void", adding that House of Suns "keeps up the tradition of forward thinking while improving on the genre’s traditionally flat prose and clumsily drawn women. An immensely thrilling, mind-bending piece of work, House looks to the center of all that emptiness and finds its beating heart". At SF Signal, one reviewer noted that a "sense of wonder is where this book excels", adding that "Reynolds is playing on a galactic-sized canvas and uses believable science to back up his grand ideas...[t]his yields mind-boggling time scales, where millennia pass by like days".
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A 2015 book shows that more colorful sock monkeys have become a trend, such as monkeys made from socks with multicolored striped or polka dot patterns, and monkeys made from mismatched socks. People's love for sock monkeys has made the toys the center of many special occasions: trips, birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, and graduations, with their images now being used in photography, books, bookmarks, journals, greeting cards, jewelry, quilting, baking, sewing, commercials and movies. Sock monkeys are found in literature: gift books like Monkey Love, and Friends Knock Your Socks Off; the children's novel The Secrets of Eastcliff-by-the-Sea; craft books such as Sew Cute and Collectible Sock Monkeys; and they can be seen in Tony Millionaire's graphic novel Sock Monkey, in which a sock monkey doll is the main character. There is a film adaptation of Millionaire's comic currently in the works.
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Russell Markert, founder of the Rockettes quoted; "I had seen the John Tiller girls in the Ziegfeld Follies of 1922," he reminisced, "If I ever got a chance to get a group of American girls who would be taller and have longer legs and could do really complicated tap routines and eye-high kicks, they'd knock your socks off!" The Rockettes first kicked to life in 1925 as the "Missouri Rockets" and made their show business debut in St. Louis. It is known that some of the Tiller Girls and American girls who trained with Mary Read were also involved in the Rockettes, one girl, Lily Smart who trained with the John Tiller School of Dance in Manchester was with the 1922 troupe in the Ziegfeld Follies settled in America and Joined the Rockettes, she was with them for many years. Russell Markert added his own style to the Precision Dance routines; this found its way back to the Tiller girls in the United Kingdom.
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