The terror is palpable here – and it never lets up.
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It's an emotional unease of a story that never lets up.
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The frantic pace of the news cycle never lets up, huh?
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The app lets up to eight people join a video chat together.
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It's the weather of the city, a storm that never lets up.
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The stream of immigrants brought on the train to Caborca never lets up.
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The update to the video chat app lets up to 32 people participate at once.
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It's ballsy to make a record that starts at an 11 and never lets up.
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About 1,000 people crowd into the Steeplechase Enclosure's single tent, before the wet lets up.
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A new "party play" feature lets up to four players visit the same space online.
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There is a darkness within it that never lets up, from the first page to the last.
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It's the key to every well-told mystery, and this one never lets up on that tension.
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Visible rolled out its new "Party Pay" plan that lets up to four people join a plan.
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"Robot Rock" never lets up, starting with an abrasive wave of percussion and hair metal power chords.
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The game lets up to four players battle to take down villain Thanos and his Black Order warmasters.
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Resident Evil 7 never lets up, never loses momentum, and never stops demanding every ounce of your attention.
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In a neat twist, Luigi's Mansion 3 lets up to four players hop in as different colored Luigi's.
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The company also announced a family subscription model, which lets up to eight users sign onto one account.
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The violence never lets up, but as it's set to synth-heavy Beethoven riffs, it also never lands.
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It hooks you in from the first synth stab and never lets up through it's various twists and turns.
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You smell it as soon as you hit the campgrounds the first day, and it never really lets up.
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Meet lets up to 30 people join a meeting by clicking a shared link or dialing in by phone.
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In the moments when the pressure lets up it would be good to get to work with low kicks.
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His playing centers on heavy oscillations between the strong and weak beats, and never lets up on a groove.
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In Cali, Colombia's salsa capital, dancing can start as early as the afternoon, and the energy never lets up.
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Unless its government lets up, Huawei's new smartphones will be little more than decent cameras that make phone calls.
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The Weather Channel expects that some locations could see accumulation totals of 50 inches before the weather finally lets up.
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It's made this an incredibly suspenseful series that really never lets up, even when things are going the kids' way.
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Even once the snow lets up, though, he's not sure when he'll get back to work with his federal colleagues.
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Mind you, sometimes the curse lets up and you remember where you put your stash—even if it's too late.
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In a sense, that's the challenge of analyzing streaming data, which comes at us in a torrent and never lets up.
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Cabana lets up to six users video chat together at the same time and stream YouTube videos to watch while chatting.
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Snapchat has added some new features, including Groups, a new group chat that lets up to 16 friends share conversation and media.
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They play a caustic, ugly mix of punk, hardcore, and grindcore that never takes itself too seriously—but never lets up, either.
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The adrenaline that courses through Pierce's performance never lets up, even — no especially — when Willy is recalling a supposedly happier, easier past.
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Nintendo also offers a family account that lets up to eight people share a single Nintendo Switch Online subscription for $35 per year.
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In contrast, "Doom Eternal" throws you right into skull-smashing, guns-blazing action set to a rousing soundtrack, and hardly ever lets up.
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But it lets you know that the filmmakers are not coming at you from a benevolent place, and that impression never lets up.
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When the rain lets up an hour later, we wander the campgrounds in search of the night's next chapter—surely there would be parties.
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Although The Banner Saga series contains within it many small victories, the broader path forward is a downward spiral that never really lets up.
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But if Washington withdraws or lets up on its demands, the incentives for Beijing to do that through greater transparency will be greatly reduced.
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The danger level never lets up, echoing the very real atmosphere of sustained tautness that afflicted London in 2017, a year of five terror attacks.
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From Philadelphia, to New York, to rainy California, folks around the country have been stuck inside watching and waiting until Wednesday's shitty weather lets up.
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So we know that Stormi's first party, which should happen whenever the L.A. rain lets up, won't be unicorn-themed, but what will the theme be?
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Designed so that you can easily pop in and out of a chat, Fam lets up to eight people chat via video at the same time.
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Hustlers starts with what might be the single greatest cinematic entrance of 2019, as Jennifer Lopez's Ramona takes the stage, and never lets up from there.
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Introduced in 2014, Family Sharing lets up to six people share media purchases, including iTunes music, movies, TV shows, books and apps, without having to share accounts.
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"Battle Royale" mode, a fight-to-the-death version with only one winner, was released in September 219 and lets up to 28 users play at once.
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Sure, sometimes it wobbles uncertainly between satire and sentiment, but Mr. Nguyen's fresh and impish voice rarely lets up as he thumbs his nose at our expectations.
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That piss-take is a bit harsh actually, because this is a genuinely brilliant fifteen minutes of oppressive, underwater echoes and pummelling bass that rarely lets up.
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Gore, he never questions Bush's legitimacy or lets up on the unappetizing aspects of his opponent, from Gore's inclination toward "résumé enhancement" to his pompous debating demeanor.
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"There could be additional problems in Reno if a levee at Idlewild Park breaks and lets up to another foot of water head downtown," the KOLO report said.
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But once the film properly finds its rhythm — audiences will undoubtedly recognize the exact moment it happens — the movie takes off and never really lets up until the final frames.
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Likewise, its family plan, which lets up to five people use the service under a single subscription, is a much higher value compared with the single subscription offering, at $10.
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The second version of Apple's AR platform supports multi-users, which lets up to four people use their iOS devices to interact with AR apps that occupy the same physical space.
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Behind the austere mustache and formal suit he wears as a law school professor, Fernandez hides a rock-loving musician who turns to the guitar every time Argentine politics lets up.
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Crouch never lets up on the breakneck pace, and we follow Dressen from world to world as he tries to get back home and confront himself, and it's a fun ride.
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But even when the rain lets up, water gushing downstream is expected to cause "catastrophic and historic river flooding" for days across portions of the Carolinas, the National Weather Service said.
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Director David Slade (American Gods, Hannibal) hits the gas early and never lets up, capturing Bella's desperate attempts at escape with a vérité sensibility, while never blinking away from the dog itself.
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It's almost blasphemous to just go about your day when the everyday is being so systematically lacerated, or to ever enjoy yourself in the face of a tragedy that never lets up.
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But the game never lets up, and the litany of work is deliberate: In other sims, you might get advanced tech that lets you skip menial steps, but not in this game.
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While most team-based shooters max out around 10 to 24 players, Battlefield 1 lets up to 64 players compete on the same map in a single round, allowing for maximum chaos.
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Amongst the major reveals at TwitchCon were a new Squad Streaming feature that lets up to four people broadcast at once in split-screen that will test with select streamers later this year.
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The app lets up to six people video chat at the same time, but with a twist: Cabana isn't about just getting together to talk, it's about getting together to watch YouTube videos.
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The greatest thing in the world is when the deck goes to him and he's the dealer because then the Tom Hanks rap begins and it never lets up for the entire hand.
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The service lets up to 25 people share a group call on desktop and 10 people share a video call, so we'll see if it's able to replicate that feat on the smartphone.
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To go along with the avatars announcement, Oculus also announced two new social features, including one called "parties," which lets up to eight people meet up and talk in VR using their avatars.
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"Cuz I Love You," her long-in-the-making major-label debut album — Lizzo's first indie album, "Lizzobangers," came out in 2013 — literally starts with a scream and rarely lets up from there.
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"The housing market always lets up a little in the fall, when kids are back in school and the home shopping season wraps up for the holidays," said Aaron Terrazas, senior economist at Zillow.
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It is because Rajamouli never lets up in his attempt to deliver a spectacle that has to be enjoyed in theatres that "Baahubali 2: The Conclusion" is a worthy conclusion to this epic series.
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But when he lets up on the pressure, the sound is sweet and bright, and he gives, and gives, and gives — there are few Met artists these days who offer more bang for your buck.
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The whole thing only lasts about 40 minutes, but the challenge rarely lets up in all that time, with some of Doom 2's toughest enemies rounding corners as predictably as gifts of socks from grandpa.
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The mode, which lets up to four friends jump into an empty map with a 60-minute time limit and a staggering increase in the drop rate of building materials, has already produced plenty of viral clips.
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From beginning to end, the score has an "OMG" urgency that never lets up, whether what's being sung about is hooking up with a hottie (full of lyrics groaning with double entendres) or betraying your best friend.
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Right from the first scene as the hero Therion smashes his spaceship onto the surface of a floating space fortress, smashing a handful of alien monsters in bloody mess, Valfaris gets right in your face and thankfully never lets up.
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If you're a fully paid-up member of the Amazon Prime ecosystem then you've got access to something called Amazon Household, which lets up to two adults and up to four children share many of the benefits for the same $99 a year.
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Then the second piece of magic happens: The rain lets up, the low-hanging clouds begin to look, at their lower edges, like plumes of dense smoke, and the black rock of Hirta reveals itself to be the lushest shade of green.
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From the blood-soaked crawl of "La Eterna Guerra Sangrienta" to the horrific squall of "Supremacy of the Savage Hordes" and closing volley of "Caverns of Atrocity," the album's rampant bludgeoning never lets up, not even to lull the listener into a false sense of security.
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The White House is exploring options for expelling Fethullah Gulen, the Turkish cleric accused by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of orchestrating an attempted coup in 2016, in hopes that Erdogan lets up pressure on the Saudis over the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Istanbul, NBC News reports.
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Cut slightly, and wisely, by the composer for this production to focus the story more on its essentials, it lets up barely at all, except for a remarkably tender, second-act duet between Offred and her past self about her love for a daughter lost to the regime.
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Over the next few days, the service will become available in Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, the U.K., and the U.S. Alongside the launch, Google is also expanding access to its Google Play Music family plan, which lets up to six family members stream songs for $14.99 per month.
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It's almost a cliché to say that Drake never lets up: he's widely understood to be one of the most productive, prolific musicians at a high level in any genre, and it feels like every few weeks (or less) he's offering up a new track or project, even having basically announced a new record Scorpion, due later this year.
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The Caesar of the first film was a household pet who wound up as a commander of simian troops, on the Golden Gate Bridge, whereas the new movie dumps him directly into battle and scarcely lets up; by the end, he is chucking grenades and setting off fireballs, like any old hunk of muscle in an action flick.
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The rain lets up enough for the two of you to find a table by the ocean, and as you sit there, you notice that you are surrounded by a wide range of bored international types with money, families with adult children, all of them with the same triple-processed hair carrying the same Gucci and Hermès bags, all of them trussed up in tight jeans and blousy blouses.
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Time trial lets up to eight players compete round-robin style for the fastest lap time around a track. Hardcore 4x4 also includes a hidden game called Roids, an Asteroids clone, accessible with a cheat code.
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IGN said: "If you're looking for art and technical achievement, Jak has it...Jak is it. Characters animate so smoothly it actually makes playing other games painful. Painful, I say! And it never stutters, never glitches, never hitches, and never, ever lets up" and gave it a score of 9.6/10.
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Hunger ought to be required reading for any teenager who thinks adults suck." Stephen King has also praised the series, writing: "These are exciting, high- tension stories told in a driving, torrential narrative that never lets up. There are monsters, there are kids with mad-crazy super powers, there's the mystery of where all the adults went. Most of all, there are children I can believe in and root for.
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Noh gets upset when Phun says he has no time. He points out that Phun seems to find time to have coffee with Pin and Two, even as he claims he is too busy to meet Noh. Angry with Phun, Noh reminds Phun that he also has a busy schedule, but when he gets a moment, he always goes to find Phun. However, when Phun's schedule lets up, he never tries to find Noh.
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The game has a free play mode, in which up to four players can play against each other in a match. In the career mode players work their way up from an amateur to professional bowler and a multiplayer mode lets up to four players compete against each other. The PSP version includes wireless multiplayer and additional character customization. The Wii version uses the Wii's tilt sensor to simulate a real swing.
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Mario Partys standard game mode, Party Mode, lets up to four players play on a board interspersed with minigames. The game features eight different boards with varying difficulties. Mario Party features Toad as its host, who guides the characters on their journeys throughout each board. In addition to the standard Party Mode, the game also features a single-player mode called Mini-Game Island, where the player's goal is to navigate an island and beat all 50 minigames.
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" While reviewing the double-disc deluxe edition version of the album, he commented: "The 34-track double-disc Deluxe Edition has an easier time of it than the single- disc 18-track release does." Rob Sheffield from Rolling Stone noted that "Celebration kicks off with pure bliss and never lets up. It's a dizzying, nonchronological spin through the Madonna years, years it makes you feel lucky to be living through. Her hitmaking genius is unmatched and [...] undiminished.
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During the Best in Show round, Storm stood dead still for thirteen minutes while judge Joseph P. Sims reviewed the other competitors, a Dachshund, a Poodle, a Brussels Griffon, a Welsh Terrier and an English Setter. Sims said of Storm, "The dog is a great showman and never lets up. I couldn't get away from him." Peter Knopp was Storm's handler during the event, it was the thirteenth occasion he had led a dog to Best in Show.
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AvX: Consequences #1 Cyclops baits Wolverine into trying to kill him, but Wolverine lets up once he realizes that Cyclops wants to die and be made a martyr. Once returned to general population, Cyclops is joined by Jake, the only other mutant inmate in the prison. The pair soon realize that all the guards have left as three inmates approach them brandishing shivs.AvX: Consequences #2 When the inmates move towards Jake, Cyclops tells the inmates to leave him out of this.
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If the warning is not heeded, a fight breaks out. Zebra fights often become very violent, with the animals biting at each other's necks, heads, or legs, wrestling to the ground, and occasional kicking. Sometimes, a stallion lies still on the ground as if surrendering, but once the other male lets up, he strikes and continues the fight. Most fighting occurs over young mares in oestrus, and as long as a harem stallion is healthy, he usually is not challenged.
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It was also voted Song of the Year in Metal Edge's 1991 Readers Choice Awards.Metal Edge, May 1992 "Enter Sandman" was acclaimed by critics. Chris True of Allmusic declared it "one of Metallica's best moments" and a "burst of stadium level metal that, once away from the buildup intro, never lets up". According to him, the song's breakdown "brilliantly utilizes that 'Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep' bedtime prayer in such a way as to add to the scary movie aspect of the song".
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J-Stars Victory VS lets up to four players battle it out against one another using a gameplay and graphical style similar to those of Dragon Ball: Zenkai Battle Royale. Fighters can move and fight in all directions on one of twelve 3D battle fields, each based on a location from a different Jump series. Players should learn the lay of the land and formulate a battle plan with a character suited to it. A defeated character comes back after a set amount of time passes.
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The game features new AI with dynamic schedules, as well as new battle commands and NPC interaction. Other changes in the game include: the player to transform into a golden Wooly (bipedal sheep-like creatures), plants can be grown underground under a special tree that Micah lives in, villagers can now join you in battle and lend you their skills as battle companions, and the game's new multiplayer mode lets up to three players work together to conquer dungeons with rare items and monsters more interactively than the previous games.
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David Cornelius of DVD Talk found the film somewhat limited in scope, saying, "The limitations placed upon the story prevent any broadening of ideas, leaving us only with a clichéd chunk of domestic thriller that plays out by the numbers". However, he also acknowledged that such limitations also helped the film in other areas, saying, "The Hole becomes very claustrophobic, with a tension that never lets up for the last forty-some minutes. It's grandiose and outrageous, yes, but it's also highly effective in building the right kind of scares".Cornelius, David.
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" Total Film described the film as a "bewildering North london gangster flick involves writer/director/star/novelist 'Q' unhappily shoehorning his book into a strange 80 minutes of humdrum exposition and lost plotlines. Paedophiles, terrorists and motiveless murders add to the nonsense." Fiona McKinson of EURWeb said of the film "the initial scenes use pieces to camera and poetry, which creates an ethereal quality, though this is not sustained throughout the film." California News described the film as "Slam-Bang Cliffhanger action," Screen Nation added: "...that never lets up - Terrific.
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The Late Show got extremely positive reviews when it was initially released in 1977. Pauline Kael wrote: "The Late Show never lets up; the editing is by Lou Lombardo (who has often worked with Robert Altman) and Peter Appleton, and I can't think of a thriller from the forties that is as tight as this, or has such sustained tension...The Late Show is fast and exciting, but it isn't a thriller, exactly. It's a one-of-a-kind movie—a love- hate poem to sleaziness." Subscription required for online access.
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Two small bells are rung in the castle's belfry. Arthur inquires its meaning, and again Spynagrose explains that the bells were an announcement that the castle lord Gologras himself was now entering the combat in person. It was Arthur's nephew Sir Gawain who insists upon taking up this challenge on the king's behalf. Spynagrose is fearful of Gawain's safety and survival, and offers him specific tips in combat, such as to sustain consecutive blows with the shield no matter what happens, and to strike back when the adversary finally lets up, being out of breath.
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Rito Paul from Daily News and Analysis shared Khanna's opinion, while saying that the book "is impressive in its conception. But it is executed poorly. "We're thrust into the narrative, mid-action, exactly from where the first book ended. And the breathless pace of the action hardly ever lets up... There are more twists and turns than in a Gordian knot, and at least two revelations of the 'Luke-I-am-your-father' variety... And it really rankles, because there is so much scope for flair, adventure and wonder in the world Tripathi has imagined... The Secrets is not a bad book.
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A co-op, roguelike action RPG that is described by the developer as a "personality test RPG", Moon Hunters lets up to four players choose from one of six different characters, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. They must set out on a dangerous journey to bring the moon back to the fantasy land of Issaria and stop the evil Sun Cult. The game's endings can differ widely depending on the choices the characters make during the journey, and the outcome of the final battle. The areas of the game are procedurally generated and will differ for each playthrough.
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In 1977, Lombardo edited The Late Show, which was produced by Altman but directed by Robert Benton. The Late Show is a film noir detective story; Pauline Kael wrote at the time, "The Late Show never lets up; the editing is by Lou Lombardo (who has often worked with Robert Altman) and Peter Appleton, and I can't think of a thriller from the forties that is as tight as this, or has such sustained tension." Subscription required for online access. Lombardo's final project with Altman was the film O.C. and Stiggs, which was produced around 1984 and released in 1987.
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Dance Gavin Dance's musical style has been described as post-hardcore, math rock, experimental rock, progressive rock, screamo, jazz fusion and emo. Critics have compared the band to fellow post-hardcore peers the Fall of Troy, Alexisonfire and Circa Survive. Their 2011 release Downtown Battle Mountain II is said to feature “the same structuring as The Mars Volta album The Bedlam In Goliath in that it never lets up”. When asked about their influences in a 2007 interview, Jon Mess said, "We all have such varied music taste that it would be quite a long list," and mentioned At the Drive-In, Cursive, Explosions in the Sky, MF Doom and Radiohead.
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Seven days after Namor's attack, Wolverine and students from the Jean Grey School for Higher Learning fly to Wakanda to aid in the reconstruction efforts but are warned by Storm that they are not welcome and turn back after being fired upon. Hope Summers decides to live as a normal teenager, while Iron Man and Captain Marvel search for Magneto to no avail. Captain America convinces Wolverine to visit Cyclops, who is being held in a specialized private prison created for the reemerged mutant population, to learn where his Extinction Team might be hiding. Cyclops baits Wolverine into trying to kill him, but Wolverine lets up once he realizes that Cyclops wants to die and be made a martyr.
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When we started writing, we came up with these amazing songs.” The album was well received in Ireland and the Uk. The Irish Times gave the album 4 stars in their review, and said "It’s one radio-friendly, dancefloor-teasing nugget after another, an album of superbly sculpted tracks each primed to catch the ear." Talking about the lead single Chameleon life, The Guardian said the track "has a sophistication that sets it apart from the tsunami of identikit EDM bangers that are out there, riding a wave of euphoria that barely lets up throughout its three and a half minutes.". Chameleon Life went on to be nominated for a choice music prize.
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" Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times defended the film, saying, "I went to a regular theater to see it Friday afternoon, knowing nothing about it except that the buzz was lethal, and sat there completely absorbed. ... I did not anticipate the surprises, did not anticipate them piling on after one another, got very involved in the gory surgical details, and found the supporting soap opera good as such things go". Frank Lovece of Film Journal International said he appreciated it as, "A pulp-fiction suspense drama that doesn't imagine it's anything else ... delivering on its paperback promise and not gussying itself up with any pretensions to emotional or psychological insight". Frank Scheck of The Hollywood Reporter said "[Harold] succeeds in creating a quietly ominous tone that never lets up, with this being the rare modern horror effort that relies on suspense rather than bloodshed.
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Gud has done remix work for songs by artists including Tinashe. In 2014, Yung Gud released two remixes of "No Excuse", a track by Canadian producer Jacques Greene. On 30 May 2014, The Fader premiered the recut that was a part of a remix extended play for Greene's three-track record Phantom Vibrate. The magazine described it as a "ecstatically pattering" rework of the song that alleviates "the jagged turns and gun shot sounds of the original to reveal its lushest sonic innards." Joe Price, writing for Complex magazine's website Pigeons & Planes, said that with this remix, Yung Gud had "proven once again that he has legs beyond what many coin as “meme rap.”" Later on, Yung Gud did a much more harsh-sounding "VIP" remix of the track, which starts off alike to Yung Gud's first remix, and then it dives "into a deep chasm of rumbling bass complete with a hammering rhythm that rarely lets up", Price wrote.
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In a review of You Boyz Make Big Noize, an American review from Guitar magazine highlighted "Love Is Like a Rock" as one of three of the album's 'hot spots' and stated "No one will ever mistake this for compositional brilliance, but Slade's consistent ability to suck you into their friendly carousing is impressive. It starts with the muscular riff of "Love Is Like a Rock" and never lets up through raspy Holder chorus after chorus." Doug Stone of AllMusic said in a retrospective review of the album: "The raging opener "Love Is Like a Rock," didn't fare any better commercially for the boyz than the tune did for awesome originators Donnie Iris and the Cruisers; this class cut remains an ace way to kick off the album because "Love" is, like, so Slade in the first place." Stone also highlighted the song as an album standout by labeling it an AMG Pick Track.
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The Terminator was a box office success, exceeding expectations set by Orion Pictures. The film proved popular with audiences and earned over $78 million worldwide. George Perry of the BBC praised Cameron's direction, writing "Cameron laces the action with ironic jokes, but never lets up on hinting that the terror may strike at any moment". In 2008, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry, being deemed "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant". In 1984, Cameron co-wrote the screenplay to Rambo: First Blood Part II with Sylvester Stallone. Cameron moved onto his next directorial feature, which was the sequel to Alien (1979), a science fiction horror by Ridley Scott. After titling the sequel Aliens (1986), Cameron recast Sigourney Weaver as Ellen Ripley, who first appeared in Alien. Aliens follows the protagonist, Ripley, as she helps a group of marines fight off extraterrestrials. Despite conflicts with cast and crew during production, and having to replace one of the lead actors—James Remar with Michael Biehn—Aliens was a box office success, generating over $130 million worldwide. The film was nominated for seven Academy Awards in 1987; Best Actress, Best Art Direction, Best Film Editing, Best Original Score and Best Sound.
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