Both tracks are menacing the way a thundercloud on the horizon is menacing: they're towering, grey, uncertain.
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Whether he's crying, he's angry, or menacing — there's a lot of menacing scenes — you still love him.
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The clowns may lurk in the woods, menacing children with knives and chains, but menacing was all they did.
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" A menacing silhouette of a man, with an even more menacing mustache, appeared atop the ramparts of the fortress. "Eggman!
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We look at images of young people on the street and they look menacing already, and so Nike decides to bring out a balaclava range which looks absolutely menacing.
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Lushchinskaya was charged with menacing in the second degree, criminal possession of a weapon, attempted assault, menacing, and harassment, according to a criminal complaint from the Brooklyn district attorney's office.
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Her clearly menacing construction is the result of forced labor.
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A gun was involved; and Alec was charged with menacing.
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North Korea does not become less menacing for being snubbed.
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The score, by the band Goblin, is excellent and menacing.
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Matt Smith is taking on his most menacing role yet.
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His most recent arrest was earlier this year for menacing.
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Who else is green and menacing and familiar to toddlers?
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Hill can also be heard making menacing statements to Espinal.
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Menacing phone calls followed after Trump attacked Jones on Twitter.
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It's one of mankind's greatest mysteries; this wild, menacing overindulgence.
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This is more mysterious and alluring than dark and menacing.
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And the post cataract surgery glasses aren't very menacing either.
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These armed children, regardless of the occasional smile, look menacing.
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For Nudy and Erick the Architect, they're minimal and menacing.
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The rumbling had intensified into something outright uncomfortable and menacing.
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They maintain a menacing presence in 199543 of 199533 municipalities.
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Mooney is hilariously menacing, or do I mean menacingly hilarious?
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It's where the conspiracy theorizing and menacing of critics began.
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He has played a menacing hyena, and a leonine prince.
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On the third day we started to exchange menacing looks.
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He wore a hulking ring carved into a menacing skull.
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The book is also stocked with potentially menacing secondary characters.
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The new F-Type also gets slim, menacing LED headlights ...
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They have to end the day of provocation and menacing.
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For some ethnic and religious minorities, it is even menacing.
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"I can still picture his glance, so menacing," he recalled.
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"One is playful, and the other is menacing," he said.
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He was also reportedly charged with menacing earlier this month.
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Sheck reveals why the word is his default on "Gmail," a menacing song mimicking a menacing song with synths that sound like the spacy stuff Tangerine Dream was using in their 70s film work.
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Mosquitoes are more fragile than other insects, despite their menacing tendencies.
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Now a new storm is menacing the same region: Hurricane Maria.
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A Hitchcock thriller about a town under attack by menacing birds.
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As it turns out, those can be plenty menacing and mysterious.
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And it was a nurse shark -- not a menacing Great White.
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Moon said North Korea must stop issuing menacing statements and provocations.
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Sweet Dreams treads a fine line between saccharine and slightly menacing.
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In it they heard a menacing voice replying to their question.
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Cyber attacks are getting stronger and more menacing for global business.
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I have to have a beard and go, "So," vaguely menacing.
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As this episode shows, Meehan also had a history of menacing.
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At the center of the room stands an especially menacing one.
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As impressive and menacing as the machines appear, they aren't real.
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She destroys everything in her path with manic and menacing energy.
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Horror movies are nothing without a truly depraved and menacing villain.
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Unlike the convicts, their descendants have grown wilder and more menacing.
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The shop's exterior features paintings of menacing oni brandishing their kikanbou.
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The youths aren't creating any baffling, possibly menacing, new comedic form.
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Being in the middle of a well-lit arena isn't menacing.
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Being a babyface in a capital-A anarchy shirt isn't menacing.
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However, the current age of rage makes this call more menacing.
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Battle imagery is also popular, and the names aren't always menacing.
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Clinton during the debate, which many saw as a menacing tactic.
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Jordan Weatherston Pitts moved with menacing swagger as Spoletta, Scarpia's henchman.
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A menacing male intruder is in his room, wielding … a smartphone?
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The weapons fuel armed gangs, menacing travelers and disrupting transport networks.
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The Park Avenue Armory is a menacing building to begin with.
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It was magical and menacing, inspirational and aspirational, pure and purposeful.
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He has new tattoos, a shaved face, and a menacing stare.
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If that sounds vague and slightly menacing to you, well, yeah.
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The spectral, life-size, menacing figures lurked and skulked and leapt.
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Others conjure a more menacing, cracked-earth landscape patrolled by cartels.
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I've had the flu before but this was far more menacing.
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His music can shift from disarmingly childlike to menacing and angry.
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But their experiences on the platforms range from harmless to menacing.
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"I can see you," the caller said, with a menacing nonchalance.
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What might this menacing presence in an otherwise tranquil landscape suggest?
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He was charged with menacing and criminal possession of a weapon.
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Now, ill-conceived government action is menacing their success, she said.
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In some neighborhoods, they are a menacing symbol of police surveillance.
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Let no man forget how menacing we are—we are lions!
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It's rivetingly clever, but may strike some, at least, as menacing.
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Police have said he was moving toward officers in a menacing way.
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They seem more menacing, and we want to build walls around them.
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That's all Premier Li Keqiang is watching — under the Politburo's menacing gaze.
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Haley is one of the most menacing defensive players in NFL history.
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Speech which is grossly offensive, menacing or false should not be protected.
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Ford also took the wraps off of a menacing Liquid Carbon option.
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But some U.S. officials believe the goal is something more menacing: espionage.
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These men do not sound hostile or menacing or even particularly official.
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Earlier this year Mr Lavrov's deputy, Grigory Karasin, issued a menacing ultimatum.
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As we talk, I realize that, in person, he isn't very menacing.
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Honestly, we think they look way more menacing than a lowly crab.
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They are watched by menacing drones, which hover above the OneState's streets.
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The Klingons look particularly menacing in this outing as the core antagonists.
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As menacing messages followed, her parents fled north to the United States.
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But after lulling the viewer into passivity it takes a menacing turn.
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In fact, it has so many razor-edged elements, it's downright menacing.
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Guerrero is vascular and menacing, made larger by the stature of Mysterio.
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Johannesburg (CNN)An unusually widespread outbreak of the plague is menacing Madagascar.
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A critic for The Guardian called it "stylized, intelligent and properly menacing."
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The general feebleness, you sense, bleeds into something that is actually menacing.
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Menacing teenagers sound like retirees: "She binge drinks," one says of Valentine.
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But the Kaczynski camp still sees a conspiracy by a menacing Russia.
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Battle imagery is also a popular and the names aren't always menacing.
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His style of play — lumbering and menacing — is fading from the game.
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" –after menacing a pool party in Freddy's Revenge "NOW, NO ONE SLEEPS!
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She was charged with harassment, menacing with a weapon and attempted assault.
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"Even the portraits, there's something very judgmental and menacing," Ms. Haskell said.
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As the uprising gathered momentum, Qaddafi sent a menacing message to Benghazi.
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Antifa are a menacing presence at nearly every white nationalist public event.
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"Hey, do you believe in God?" he whispered in a menacing tone.
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He still faces charges of possession of a controlled substance and menacing.
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This repeated action — steps in slow motion — was more menacing than mesmerizing.
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But in Venezuela's authoritarian context, clientelism has acquired a more menacing hue.
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It is unclear if the man was menacing anyone with the gun.
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The scene itself is a bit cartoonish, down to the menacing score.
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Wildfires are growing larger during the Alaskan summer, menacing homes and roads.
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But the tangible harms of facial recognition are potentially far more menacing.
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Nazis, after all, are menacing only because they have blameless, helpless victims.
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And what about Brendan Fraser, who plays Gunther, the menacing prison guard?
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The more we actually see him, though, the less menacing he becomes.
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For some viewers, it's haunted houses with creaking doors and menacing apparitions.
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He now will face Nick Bosa and the 49ers' menacing D-line.
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Crocodiles, though menacing, are a good sign that fish might be around.
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His other convictions were for actions that were more bizarre than menacing.
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Sometimes they would look alien or menacing; other times, fanciful or whimsical.
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Jones battles, runs the floor, and is already a menacing vertical spacer.
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A menacing character called Cliff, played by Mads Mikkelsen, haunts the trailer.
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It was written in nearly unintelligible gibberish, but its tone was unmistakably menacing.
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He's been booked for reckless endangerment, criminal possession of a weapon, and menacing.
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He has been arrested and charged with menacing, criminal mischief, and criminal trespass.
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Patricia Richardson was the publisher when Ramos sent menacing tweets five years ago.
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A menacing Seeker is seen near their feet, seemingly foreshadowing an unsettling future.
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It has been a particularly menacing addition to all that plagues the country.
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He faces charges of kidnapping, burglary, rape, assault and menacing with a weapon.
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And the way they curved together looked a bit like a menacing grin.
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His writing, even at its most menacing, could be playful and oddly persuasive.
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It bubbles up in the atmosphere, its menacing clouds coming closer and closer.
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The tall buildings loom over me, casting menacing shadows that hide scurrying rats.
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One gallery dives into menacing interpretations of what technology meant during the period.
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But first, the viewer is confronted by an opening scene of menacing vocals.
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In their view, North Korea is not the menacing rogue state; America is.
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One of the early mini-bosses walks around with a huge, menacing spear.
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And yet since 9/11, America's most menacing terrorists have not been Muslims.
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He'd send menacing texts and turn any interaction into an attempt at coercion.
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The menacing baritone of James Earl Jones played a huge role, of course.
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With that understanding, it makes Kenshiro and Kengoro's workout a little less menacing.
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A menacing live show came with it; word-of-mouth praise soon followed.
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You can ignore a stupid social media comment, but a menacing/deadly letter?
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The storm is menacing the southeastern US coast with flooding, winds, and tornadoes.
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"He was quite menacing and threatening," Allison Gernant, the students' instructor, told me.
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The original wave was long gone, and the menacing Wedge took its place.
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"I wanted it to be menacing and thuggish in a way," she said.
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Since Elizabeth arrived in Monterey, she has been seeing flashes of menacing water.
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They are variously comedic, menacing or pathetic — or, confusingly, all three at once.
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He was charged with multiple counts of robbery, assault, menacing and related crimes.
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He was handsome, tall and broad shouldered with menacing black eyes (that helped).
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Her house and gardens are haphazardly functional, and at times a little menacing.
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When I was wide awake, my followers were by turns menacing and buffoonish.
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Menacing the media was a theme of Mr. Trump's campaign rallies in 2016.
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The music is not always menacing, and some groups have achieved commercial recognition.
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But the interviewees aren't budging, and the soundtrack sets a consistently menacing tone.
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How can it be sexy but totally absurd and self-aware and menacing?
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But that is clearly the menacing message South Korea is trying to send.
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Already, the warm weather has brought a menacing whiff of tourists behaving badly.
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The trade war is already menacing many economies that are dependent on exports.
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But Trump is something else: a Jabberwock president, nonsensical, menacing and beyond reason.
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Iraq's Saddam Hussein was both oppressing his own subjects and menacing his neighbors.
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Without missing a beat, she replied with an attempt at a menacing smile.
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There are rats, not the usual "Nutcracker" mice, and a menacing Rat Catcher.
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Manuel's sister pulled out her phone and displayed a series of menacing messages.
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But the lawsuit still hovers like a menacing cloud over the insurance marketplaces.
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A woman was in the kitchen downstairs, menacing a coconut with a scythe.
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She can be very funny and quite menacing, often at the same time.
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Just between you and me, I'm tiring of the narrow, slightly menacing vibe.
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It was unclear Wednesday if Ramey has entered a plea to the menacing charge.
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His latest track "Sedyouse", is a dark, menacing and exasperated promulgation of modern life.
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This piece, it has to be said, gives the area a slightly menacing vibe.
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Like Mr. Porter and Jessica, Clay has received a menacing message in red letters.
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The best way I could describe the filter is as a menacing spa soundtrack.
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But the physicality of McAvoy's performance binds them together into a single, menacing figure.
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Still, some public officials say their interactions with Mr. McPartland had a menacing air.
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The final big fight between Luke and the show's most menacing antagonist is underwhelming.
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A portable heater lit orange from within is both beautiful and a little menacing.
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In each episode of Dirty John, another layer of John's menacing personality is revealed.
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Despite getting divorced in 2001, Meehan continued to contact Sells — usually with menacing messages.
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Yanevski's ditched his red uniform, but he hasn't shed that menacing Durmstrang mystique completely.
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The Warner Robins Police Department put out a menacing radar image just after noon.
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Siddiqui's menacing aura countered by a cocaine-snorting cop played by actor Vicky Kaushal.
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He was charged with menacing and possession of a weapon, according to court records.
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And the threats Pruitt later received on the job were not all that menacing.
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It's unclear for what this site was intended, or who created its menacing forms.
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With a low-tuned, menacing riff, the song begins as a folky rave-up.
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It is not just that she throws off menacing glares and seethes thwarted entitlement.
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These were not just peaceful demonstrations, Kamm said; there was something menacing about them.
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Imagine those underwater scenes in "Jaws" without the menacing strains of those stringed instruments.
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Residents have also been alarmed by the menacing trend of cracking bullwhips for exercise.
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Indeed, this machine — replacing the longer gullwing SLS — cuts a seductive and menacing figure.
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Snakes have evident associations — erotic, menacing, manipulative — that inform the tensions within each image.
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An interlude dipped into grimy horror, with a menacing voice-over and dark visuals.
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Al-Qayyara, Iraq (CNN)Menacing black smoke hangs over the town of al-Qayyara.
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In the 80s, weight machines became just as menacing as any knife or chainsaw.
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" He wrote that the racial tensions menacing America "are involved only symbolically with color.
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What a pleasure to again meet this menacing little cretin and Juarez cartel member.
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But over the past few months his scenes had become darker and more menacing.
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Several stone flower beds are strangely menacing, with jagged edges redolent of counterterrorism chic.
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The city feels eerily hollowed out and menacing, and nobody has anything to eat.
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It involves menacing notes, death threats and the potential burning of Sun-Maid's raisins.
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Without a head and neck, SpotMini is perhaps less menacing — but also less charming.
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But he became ever more paranoid, and his behavior ever more erratic and menacing.
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Everything has a sharp edge, is strikingly beautiful and suddenly also a little menacing.
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The film also features a quietly menacing score from Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross.
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California has been particularly hard hit with several fierce blazes menacing large populated areas.
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But North Korea menacing Alaska (or perhaps California, soon enough) with a nuclear weapon?
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The Bayer Bee Care Center in Germany includes menacing sculptures of the little pest.
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And in more menacing messages, someone claimed to be sleeping with Dr. Barquera's wife.
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The company received a note so menacing that the office closed for a day.
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IMDb describes the storyline as "menacing flying saucers attack the citizens of a town."
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Then, in August, South Carolina residents began spotting menacing-looking clowns in the woods.
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The menacing groundstrokes were back, likewise the breathy, rising shriek accompanying each monster return.
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Tit-tat, clickety-clack, this way and that, his fingers go—steely, precise, menacing.
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That menacing backdrop makes touting economic improvements ever-more crucial to Republican midterm strategy.
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By the start of the next film, "Terminator 2: Judgment Day," Connor looks menacing.
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But around Washington, both events felt more menacing and dystopian than joyful or patriotic.
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A mannequin dressed like a menacing clown knife-points the way to the exit.
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By striking a menacing martial pose, Kim will show the world who's in charge.
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They are comic, menacing, endearing, At some point, I asked to see some drawings.
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His production is menacing and to-the-point, deploying distorted drums with military precision.
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Unlike those bands, though, Mozes And The First Born wrestle with darker, more menacing themes.
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A Trump ally blocked Senate legislation to protect the Russia probe menacing the White House.
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Shepley, thankfully, does not seem nearly as evil or menacing as the character he portrays.
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Cybercrimes are on the rise, too, posing ever-more menacing risks to businesses and governments.
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And Europe's neighbours are either menacing it (Russia) or threatening to flood it with refugees.
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As we reported, Carey put any potential looters on notice with a pretty menacing photo.
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The Night King then carefully repeated his query, which somewhat detracted from his menacing omnipotence.
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The result is something much scarier, more chilling, more menacing, and absolutely, wholly its own.
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But it now seems less politically menacing for Mr Trump than what awaits in Washington.
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The menacing antagonist who stomped into the season 6 finale has everyone a little shaken.
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He had to look as dark as his character, who really was this menacing prick.
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This latest announcement is as much bluster and intimidation as a menacing statement of capability.
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"Menacing or threatening migrant families and asylum-seekers is absolutely unacceptable and must cease," Gov.
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And, at first ignition, the engine has a bit of a menacing drone to it.
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The 19-year-old has been arraigned on misdemeanor drug possession and menacing charges instead.
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It's an intense movie, with dogs menacing small children no less than 20 minutes in.
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Hader slings fastballs and sliders at menacing angles and has absurdly dominated hitters this season.
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The villagers in the logging community on the far side of the river were menacing.
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It came across as menacing, generally surprising, but also a bit of a head-scratcher.
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Antic was arrested for disorderly conduct, obstruction and menacing -- but the charges were later dropped.
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"Bwa ha ha!" he cackles in a manner that can only be described as menacing.
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Davies, however, said he will not be trying to bait the menacing forward on Saturday.
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Its body is culled from a slinky carbon fiber shell that forms a menacing swoosh.
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"This Could Be Your Daughter!" proclaims one poster, text juxtaposed over a menacing street scene.
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The writers also avoided the usual malevolent female characters, like menacing matriarchs and tormenting stepsisters.
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In Barcelona, where anger has been brewing for some time, some graffiti has turned menacing.
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Harris plays the menacing Count Olaf, and got the Baudelaire guardian's own tattoo for himself.
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Someone runs across the garden naked, long hair swishing, while slightly menacing ambient music builds.
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Coming from a revisionist Russian leader, the word "friendship" has a menacing echo in Finland.
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Of course, his appeal to racism and anti-immigrant sentiment has been ugly and menacing.
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No dish demonstrates this better than vindaloo, a menacing red sauce with a merciless reputation.
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So menacing, in fact, that there were pockets of applause when Porgy broke Crown's neck.
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He'd begun showing some of the abusive tendencies of his dad, including menacing his sisters.
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And "political correctness," the decade's shorthand for liberal politics, has returned as something more menacing.
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Sealy, who is also from the Huntsville area, was charged with menacing and reckless endangerment.
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Hulking gray-hulled warships bristling with missiles are not menacing one another at Vanguard Bank.
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Within hours, menacing messages like "we're on to you" began appearing in his Instagram feed.
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Her voice was dreamy in a menacing way, like a voice-over in a movie.
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Now, she told police, Mr. Greenberg was menacing her again, trailing her in his car.
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"But it felt somewhat menacing, and I felt vulnerable," she told Marcia Coyle, a reporter.
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Harvey was reportedly charged with menacing and disorderly conduct, and issued a desk appearance ticket.
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The room looked less hazy and gray, the light through the windows seemed less menacing.
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And Rosie (Ruth Madeley), finds herself drawn to Rook's eccentric, and vaguely menacing, political movement.
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Critic's Notebook In the modern dystopian imagination, the menacing shadow of the drone looms large.
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Last week, Ryan called Russia's government "menacing" as he urged a new round of sanctions.
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We've become so fearful of the viral dangers that the natural world feels somehow menacing.
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In fact, within that metaphor, the title of The Dead Don't Die seems vaguely menacing.
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LONDON — There is a monster beneath the streets of London, menacing the East End underworld.
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Black children are often seen as significantly older and more menacing than they actually are.
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But he's so purely, obviously menacing that he's not interesting, and therefore not especially scary.
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King's charges include aggravated burglary, aggravated robbery, felonious assault and aggravated menacing, the prosecutor said.
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There's a writhing electronic effect, like a menacing gust of wind dancing around your face.
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Photos reveal a skin-crawling look at locust plagues and how menacing they can be.
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Economics, finance and politics became increasingly interlocked in a menacing, self-perpetuating cycle of disruption.
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In any event, she was not behaving in a violent or menacing way, he said.
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They are admittedly picturesque — perhaps like works of art, if art can also be menacing.
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I can feel it when the clamor at a nightclub shifts from festive to menacing.
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The next morning, he awoke alone to a menacing sky of crimson, brown and blue.
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Its immigration policies are restrictive and the razor-wire fences at its borders are menacing.
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The flecks of chowder in the corners of his mouth made him seem more menacing.
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But as the company grew to dominate the taxi market, it began to seem menacing.
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It's not quite as menacing as she was talking about, but it's the same thing.
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Or, to put them into the human form that gave them valence: menacing Muslims who will blow up your town, menacing Latinos who will steal your job and may rape your daughter, and workers abroad who will take any jobs the immigrants fail to take.
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Tran and Dehut were arrested on attempted robbery, unlawful use of a weapon and menacing charges.
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They got increasingly menacing, and my friend went over and made them get off the train.
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Is she a venture capitalist, the ultimate conductor of revenge plots, or something even more menacing?
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But already, its menacing star, the "clown" Pennywise, has successfully spooked one group: the movie's cast.
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But with a shift in color, Alan's insanity takes a sharp turn from endearing to menacing.
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The bigger one shoved the other out of the circle and gave him a menacing look.
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But the showy processions of SUVs with tinted windows, cruising slowly through town, became more menacing.
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Let's take a closer look at Macron's accomplished and slightly menacing face: The French squeeze pic.twitter.
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Some small countries with menacing neighbours, like Sweden and Lithuania, are resuming conscription for defensive purposes.
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The first single, "PASTEL TALK," featuring $ilkmoney and LA rapper IndigoChildRick, is a menacing trunk-rattler.
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A menacing time lapse turns the storm's relatively slow, northward march into a furious Caribbean invasion.
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Subtly menacing in her own right, she takes issue with Escobar's tactics, not with his methods.
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The magician learns Mario is a waiter, and this occupation sends the menacing showman into a
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They were such a bewildering combination of sentiments — everything from mundane to bewildering to occasionally menacing.
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And for the first time, we see this menacing army official in a whole new light.
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In his characteristic red tie, Trump leans forward, no smile, with an aggressive — arguably menacing — stare.
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He can flip from wounded to menacing to libidinous and back like he's toggling a switch.
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One CD cover featured Cuspert with a menacing glare, holding a gun to his own head.
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During the Korean war, seen as a sign of menacing Soviet ambition, the idea made progress.
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But he is also powerfully domineering, even menacing, at other moments, appearing to command the ensemble.
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Menacing phone calls began, followed by a drive-by shooting while she worked the overnight shift.
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But, throughout the hard work and the periods of respite, the atmosphere in Europe grows menacing.
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The music is kinetic and crass, but not dangerous enough to convey a truly menacing dream.
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The inmate, Matthew Whittington, 26, of Queens, was charged with assault, menacing and promoting prison contraband.
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Both countries have good reason for caution and fear; the Russian military is menacing and near.
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But the robots — about the size of guinea pigs and only slightly more menacing — kept coming.
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And, while Marlon usually plays the funny guy, he comes off as menacing and serious here.
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Fires also were menacing populated areas in New Mexico, Arizona and along the Colorado-Wyoming border.
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It features some petrified cries for help from Lively, and some menacing shark's eye view shots.
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The threats to Obamacare's future have become more real — and more menacing — over the past week.
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Plus, there was something about her smile that was always more menacing than it was comforting.
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Others are heavy costumes de Nieves wears in his performances, frozen in subversive or menacing poses.
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The Cypriot BoJo menacing the Cypriot PM in the polls with his challenge over ATM taxes.
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Or when strangers call their phones with cryptic, menacing messages, ordering them to stop their crusade.
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Michael Shannon plays a menacing security expert; Octavia Spencer, Michael Stuhlbarg and Richard Jenkins also star.
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Ms. Aldaya also has to contend with scenes in which she is chased by menacing men.
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In the Atlantic, Hurricane Dorian has been menacing the coastlines of Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas.
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We hear a vaguely menacing rattle and then witness cutting scenes of Depp crossing a river.
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" Minnie's kitchen is "vast, suburban-size," glistening "like an operating theater with menacing, hyper-clean appliances.
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Mr. Alvarez was also charged with attempted assault, attempted criminal possession of a weapon and menacing.
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Fascists and neo-Nazis affiliated with the Golden Dawn political party roamed the neighborhood menacing immigrants.
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More important, my form is not a mistake, some random whack from a menacing outside world.
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The menacing figures were the work of Richard Hambleton, a conceptual artist from Vancouver, British Columbia.
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Zurga enters after they have been discovered, as an angry mob gathers under a menacing sky.
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The most menacing moments of the day and night came during morning and evening rush hours.
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Still, Joaquin looks great as Batman's archnemesis -- creepy, menacing, disturbed ... everything you'd want in a Joker.
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That's all opera is: someone struggling to be heard in the face of a menacing bass.
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The overpowering music swerves between sunny and menacing moods, too often resembling a sentimental movie score.
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The story may suggest a standard horror concept — a peaceful home is troubled by menacing visitors.
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In the eyes of her Western critics, however, she was a menacing interloper pulling politicians leftward.
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The move started when Wolves winger Adama Traore whipped a menacing cross into the Espanyol box.
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As it turns out, a Hydro Flask is no match for a menacing hydraulic press machine.
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Still good but the rhythm just isn&apost there and you lose that dark, menacing quality.
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Kyler Schmitz is accused of tweeting the menacing remarks after the mass shooting in Orlando, Fla.
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Mr. Mazura's earthy, deep-set voice was ideal for the dark, menacing characters he specialized in.
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By the time she left, traffic had stopped and a mob of menacing men had formed.
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He was charged with assault, unlawful imprisonment, menacing and harassment as hate crimes, and related charges.
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It's no wonder the menacing form of attack has made it into a "Grey's Anatomy" plotline.
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While canine growls may seem menacing to some, dogs use them for many different forms of communication.
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" On Russian President Vladimir Putin "Russia is a global menace led by a man who is menacing.
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The Goonies, which he wrote, was all about that—kids marooned without adult protection, defeating menacing creeps.
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Instead of a smile, he now dons a menacing smirk, revealing not two, but four, sharp tusks.
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If the worst-case scenarios come to pass, today's modestly menacing ocean-climate system will seem quaint.
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He puffed up, threatened the foe with his fluffy paws and gave it a few menacing sniffs.
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The impact: Michael wreaked havoc in the region where the menacing, 12-mile-wide eye came ashore.
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All of the promotions were menacing montages of two young villainesses and dozens of hungry water beasts.
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Huff faces multiple charges, including felony assault, felony menacing and misdemeanor third-degree assault, Aurora Police said.
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But that incident paled in comparison to the menacing messages that hit the campus that school year.
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Unlike the sonically affable "GUMMY," the intro for SATURATION is the most menacing song in their catalog.
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The owner of a business may find that customers have been scared off by a menacing stranger.
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According to KPTV, Cote was convicted in 2013 or stalking and menacing in connection with another woman.
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Group A took a more architectural approach and designed a number of "menacing earthworks" as warning signs.
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What sets it off-kilter is that it is cast in a menacing and unnatural red light.
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The menacing dogs reference the news story of the summer: Michael Vick's charges for organizing competitive dogfighting.
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Since then Russia has stepped up the frequency of menacing, no-notice military drills in the region.
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The latest threat was a menacing letter found Monday night in Sierra Hall of the SoCal campus.
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It's always gorgeous and somehow, perhaps because of the shade of red the creators chose, always menacing.
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Wikileaks's tweets conjured dark and menacing conspiracies, but these are not borne out by the emails themselves.
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Dick Durbin said speech that is "offensive" should not be disallowed, but speech that is "menacing" should.
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When Lanza chooses the straightforward vocal route, it's usually because there's something menacing chugging underneath the surface.
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In the docs, obtained by TMZ, she says other interactions were more menacing than the Presidential greeting.
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His menacing monologue is accompanied by scenes of action, of both the grounded and deep space variety.
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A racial epithet, when screamed at another student in a menacing manner is no longer protected expression.
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LB Drew O'Bryan (who just transferred to Eastern Kentucky University) was charged with menacing and criminal trespass.
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" Some other menacing highlights include: "…the federal government continues to face an unsustainable long-term fiscal path.
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There are some images from that game that I can't divorce from Licht's sparse and menacing score.
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Gottfried repeatedly refused to join the Nazi Party, despite the menacing insistence of, amongst others, Hermann Göring.
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It's anxious and angular indie rock that can turn from infectious ("Beach Boys") to menacing ("No Past").
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Darkened rooms and threats of violence which you can believe if you relinquish your disbelief is menacing.
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"Iran will decisively confront any menacing passage through the Strait of Hormuz," Fars quoted him as saying.
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But in fact, and not fiction, Iran is a belligerent and menacing threat in the Middle East.
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He'd observed that one of the principals, Michael Todd Simpson, was being insufficiently menacing with his gun.
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Suddenly the phrase "We Take Care of Our Own" has an exclusivist, menacing and even racist tinge.
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In Cohn, Trump found a lawyer so menacing that his mere name would prompt opponents to shiver.
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Many users shared menacing text messages from the Cameroon government warning them of imprisonment for sharing misinformation.
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Even as we get our helper drones, the technology will concurrently become more menacing in the future.
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Senator Ted Cruz castigated Donald J. Trump for recent menacing Twitter messages about his wife, Heidi Cruz.
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His rallies featured routine, menacing tirades against reporters, and he encouraged his fans to rough up protesters.
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Reformer Pilates, put simply, is a core workout aided by a menacing supermarket-charcuterie-slicer-esque machine.
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On this season on Game of Thrones, the Mountain has been a silent, menacing, half-dead presence.
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We begin with an intimate and personal interaction, and end with an almost menacing "army" of clones.
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So I had to find a way to make this theme of love sound menacing and threatening.
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"'Tis ones like yourself is the shame of the world," her taciturn, menacing father-in-law says.
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The last time we saw Suge ... he was flashing a menacing glare in court immediately following sentencing.
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Otherwise, Russia is expected to expand its medium-range missile production, menacing Europe and Asia even more.
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There, he profited by protecting Volvo-driving, chardonnay-sipping weekend warriors against the menacing elements of Aspen.
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But he said they had not prevented the North from acquiring nuclear weapons or menacing its neighbors.
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This is an album full of menacing and brutal textures that get softened by Deeper's unmistakable hooks.
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The zodiac demons are introduced as a series of menacing (although somewhat endearing) beasts, some multi-headed.
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Since his menacing speech about "karma," Mr. Duterte and his allies have been publicly bullying the paper.
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But he quickly put one on (a menacing black leather mask with fringe) when a photographer arrived.
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"Families have reported instances where they have received unsolicited contact with some menacing messaging," said Lt. Col.
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Ms. Harris, 30, still faces a number of state charges, including assault, attempted assault, harassment and menacing.
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Or Anatole's friend Dolokhov (the sexily menacing Nick Choksi), who stirs up trouble between Pierre and Hélène.
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On "Invisible Man," he's at his most defiant, emotional, and confident over a menacing beat from Wildersee.
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She has a menacing presence in the dojo, even though she is not quite five feet tall.
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As the series advanced, the more menacing forms of the earliest paintings gave way to beatific images.
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I'm an alli-alli-gator..." and in the same breath turns menacing as he yells, "Watch out!
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Squat and menacing, despite the bright colors, it fit on smaller vessels unable to carry piloted aircraft.
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We can't figure out what's more menacing: the guitar plucks on "Ragrets" or Baby Rose's haunting voice.
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Fans sitting in the "Black Hole," a cheering section near the field, perpetuated the team's menacing reputation.
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In Anglo-Protestant culture, ghosts are menacing types who come with an unwelcome message (like Hamlet's father).
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Accordingly, the menacing cement veil is locked in stasis, but the vegetation in "Untitled" continues to thrive.
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The resulting photograph, widely seen as a classic, iconic photograph, shows Krupp as a menacing, evil figure.
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And though the future seems menacing, it's hard to fathom quite yet, given the ghastliness of the present.
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The protective order follows Ramey's arrest last month for aggravated menacing — allegedly for threatening Amanda with a knife.
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But some items that seem far less menacing were still responsible for the injuries of thousands in 2017.
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He was subsequently sentence to probation and 20 hours of community service, while the menacing charge was dropped.
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Authorities believe otherwise, reportedly describing Bryant as a menacing force who crossed into Vandagriff's life with fatal results.
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Once my headset, beacon and lightsaber were all calibrated, Kylo Ren emerged and approach with a menacing walk.
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Trump is trying to make the ban sound more palatable by limiting it to countries that sound menacing.
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The result is that scenes where his violence should feel real and menacing seem odd and off-kilter.
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It emits an ominous, menacing aura, made even more disturbing by its simultaneous evocation of a children's playground.
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With that said, I don't think that either Delamare or Olivier is really supposed to be that menacing.
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Even though it's a menacing sight, the bees are usually at their most docile during the swarming process.
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Designer still faces two misdemeanor charges: one for menacing and another for criminal possession of a controlled substance.
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When the script tries to pivot to Jeannette, its ostensible protagonist, Rex's menacing figure still dominates our imagination.
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Godzilla is again lumbering across the big screen, menacing Tokyo with his radioactive breath and walloping attendance records.
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KPHO-TV reported on Tuesday that Kolbe had received a menacing voicemail from the suspect several years ago.
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But Russia is a menacing government that does not share our interests and does not share our values.
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It also comes in menacing, if highly ambiguous, references to Islamic State, the song's supposed source of inspiration.
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Mexico has experienced a dark decade of drug violence, a menacing mix of murder, cover-ups and ineptitude.
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In the season finale, a menacing figure threatens to sell nude photos of a teenage Kourtney to magazines.
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The Taliban has rarely been stronger — controlling or contesting 45 percent of the country's territory — or more menacing.
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I'm happy to go charging into any menacing corner of the map, Stasis "+"-powered and bomb arrows primed.
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But in the show, invested with a menacing mythical style by musician Bear McCreary, it worked like crazy.
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The titles of the individual photographs not so subtly showcase the menacing responses to this seizing of charge.
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This perceived threat of diminishing power is exposing ugly, at times menacing fault lines in the male psyche.
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CHICAGO — The gunman was wearing the menacing hockey mask of Jason, the killer from the 1980s horror movies.
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That dangerous grin, which somehow managed to strike the perfect balance between naughty and nice, tender and menacing.
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The music is accompanied by a video montage of a menacing Chapman with smoke and flames surrounding him.
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In Botticelli's earlier "Primavera" he is even more menacing, a cold blue March wind about to grab Cloris.
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Menacing autocracies, illiberal ideas, and antidemocratic and terrorist movements will not just leave us alone or wither away.
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The menacing letter said that Donald Trump must end his GOP presidential campaign or his children would suffer.
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This is the ultimate effect of the menacing midcentury aesthetic; first it lulls you, then it traps you.
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He did this with an angry mien, a menacing look and a nervous, pacing, yet-again sniffing tone.
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Trump's remarks have drawn backlash from some Republicans who consider Putin a chief antagonist menacing the U.S., however.
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The fusillade is especially menacing because it is inescapable, the workers confined to small hutches on the highway.
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Again, preserving "Christian values" would have sounded menacing in a religiously diverse nation that had just defeated Hitler.
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In 2016, an evil clown craze seemed to spread across the world with reports of menacing clown sightings.
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Charles is drunk and belligerent, while the Comte is simply menacing as he points out Claire's poison necklace.
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The Chinese are menacing the entire South China Sea through which one third of the world's trade passes.
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What if Giancarlo Stanton, so menacing and self-assured, had not looked so feeble when it mattered most?
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There also isn't any law prohibiting United States senators from making vaguely menacing statements about Supreme Court justices.
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Laquan had a menacing look in his eye, the officer said, and angled the knife in his direction.
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Even today, Timbaland's sonic signatures — stuttering percussion, menacing minor key synths and roboticized ad-libs — have aged elegantly.
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In earlier photos, Mr. Smorodinov does look menacing, with a sailor's blocky build and a boxer's misshapen face.
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Fans are hoping for a reset, a return to the hallowed and menacing figure from the comic books.
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The orchestra consists largely of strings and percussion with woodwinds and computer-generated sounds (some very menacing buzzing).
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The lawsuit, filed by seven plaintiffs, accused local prosecutors of menacing prospective witnesses with what were supposedly subpoenas.
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The cover image is very sexy and menacing: There's a woman bent over and stuck in a wall.
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Aren't we in danger of overdosing on daily reports of our declining culture, menacing climate and unsavory president?
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For nearly three years, the December 240 cyberattack on the Ukrainian power grid has presented a menacing puzzle.
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But that menacing line of sluggers devoured him eventually, just as it has so many others this season.
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For the 1989 "Batman" film, Jack Nicholson lowered the nemesis' register, making him more menacing but still cartoonish.
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Rowan and Livia followed behind at the respectful but vaguely menacing distance typical of bodyguards and teen-agers.
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As cabin fever sets in, Winslow does turn to the bottle; he becomes paranoid, stalking and menacing Wake.
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At the same time, weather patterns in the Far North seem to be growing weirder and more menacing.
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Yes, it was a party, but the party could be more of a masked ball, menacing and sinister.
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In Australia, an ax-wielding clown was arrested after menacing drive-through customers at a fast-food joint.
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The thought hadn't occurred to her when she spotted them wandering the empty streets that cold, menacing morning.
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With menacing smiles or expressions of deep pain, they hold mysterious objects; seashells, tarot cards, glass bottles, figurines.
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Previous charges against them included domestic violence, assault, menacing, drug possession, burglary and unlawful restraint, court records showed.
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Marijuana-impaired motorists are not menacing the nation's highways, and workers are not getting high on the job.
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They're playful but also confrontational, prodding at the conceptions of working-class immigrants in these communities as menacing.
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But beyond the headlines, lurks a menacing trend line that is making global hot spots — like Afghanistan — hotter.
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The way Perl and his peers see it, there's nothing shady or menacing about the business of subprime.
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"As long as Iran's menacing behavior continues, sanctions will not be lifted; they will be tightened," Trump said.
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Previous charges against them included domestic violence, assault, menacing, drug possession, burglary and unlawful restraint, court records showed.
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In "September 1st" (2014), a house and an attached garage are surrounded by encroaching, almost menacing green vegetation.
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Every factual assertion can be either menacing or mundane, depending on your assumptions about Trump and his motivations.
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Places are not named; most characters go undescribed; landscapes, sere and menacing, appear as they might in nightmares.
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After the shows they sign autographs, sell merchandise, and record menacing videos in character for thousands of followers.
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There really are menacing threats in this world, adds Robert Sapolsky, a professor of neurology at Stanford University.
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It had the forward-menacing shoulders of a baboon and the brute strength and black hide of a bear.
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The crash, or my fall from the ladder, may have caused them to burst and left that menacing fluid.
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White has been charged with unlawful possession of methamphetamine, kidnapping, menacing, criminal mischief and violation of a protective order.
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The album is brooding, menacing, and yet reassuring, a delicate balance that hangs over most of the group's oeuvre.
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To me, that's far more daunting than a menacing shadow lurking on the other side of the shower curtain.
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Additionally, he says Hall shoots him menacing looks and frequently uses his hose to spray him and his patio.
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Whether menacing or sublime, corny or compelling, a snippet of a Bowie record always makes for an impactful moment.
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Fairies in the world of Bright are like mosquitos with personalities; hungry, menacing little creatures seen as a nuisance.
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Photos of Momo, the menacing character that was rumored to force internet users to commit harmful acts, terrified kids.
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One of the pictures published by EW shows off some menacing First Order soldiers clad in bright red armor.
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But if Europeans have at last started to feel better about themselves, the world outside looks ever-more menacing.
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In an album full of menacing rockers, "Middle Of" sticks out for how efficiently it sets its uneasy mood.
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The new film tries very hard to capture the menacing appeal of its predecessors, and occasionally pulls it off.
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"Russia is a menacing government that does not share our interests," said the Speaker of the House of Representatives.
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The building was bigger than its façade projected, more menacing than the address chiseled above the front entrance suggested.
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A modern Little Red Riding Hood is beguilingly clueless as a menacing wolf character hovers in on her periphery.
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MS-93 was really identified as this menacing organization relatively recently in 29 during the George W. Bush administration.
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Without the menacing doctors at the Hawkins lab, there wasn't anything immediate for the kids in Hawkins to handle.
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The actor then got down on bended knee and uttered a sentence that's somehow equal parts romantic and menacing.
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This episode of Dirty John ties together the strands of Meehan's criminal history: Stealing drugs, menacing women, and extortion.
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Sam and Lizzie are chased through the unforgiving terrain by Sergeant Fletcher (a menacing Bryan Brown) and his posse.
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In the smaller right panel, a menacing soldier impales a dove with a saber while brandishing a machine gun.
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In one such design proposal called "Menacing Earthworks," an immense, lightning-shaped berm radiates from an open-centered Keep.
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When you see this crowd in pictures, everyone carrying skeletons in colorful robes, it might look weird or menacing.
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She had a menacing look on her face, holding a small box with my dad's stuffed animals in it.
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Cyanide's Call of Cthulhu, meanwhile, attempts the increasingly difficult task of making faithful homage feel genuinely fresh and menacing.
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Just outside Aniai elementary school in Kitaakita city, a "Beware of bears" sign is illustrated with a menacing animal.
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To really cement the threat, they also included what looks to be a menacing sketch of the stolen blade.
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I can see his shadow looming behind her, almost as menacing as Trump during the debate in St. Louis.
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Producers Tay Keith and Metro Boomin join forces on "Don't Come Out the House" with a truly menacing result.
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In 402, Governor Perry boasted of killing with a single shot a coyote that was menacing his daughter's Labrador.
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This species of executive overreach is menacing for two reasons, and the Stop Settlement Slush Funds Act addresses both.
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But in pushing for the re-run, Mr Kenyatta's supporters appear to be doing some menacing of their own.
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Booming populations of wild boars, some of which are radioactive, are menacing major cities like Hong Kong and Barcelona
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American families, he argued, are under threat from foreigners who are as violent and menacing as they are insidious.
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Fager was accused of sending a menacing text message to a CBS reporter who was covering his uncertain future.
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Rayyan felt insecure around the weightlifters at the gym, but online he portrayed himself as a menacing Islamist warrior.
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In addition to narrating the trailer, he's shown as a massive and menacing presence on the newly released poster.
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Donald J. Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, has painted a grim picture of immigrant criminals menacing the streets.
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Albert Brooks is especially menacing as the rapacious Businessman who boasts of owning all the stars in the heavens.
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Nothing about walking the streets here feels even remotely menacing — until you walk the streets with someone from Rio.
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I got menacing calls warning me not to start my car, telling me where my children went to school.
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Standing at a proud five-foot-five, he often broke into mischievous laughter, but he cut a menacing figure.
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While the tree stabbings certainly appear menacing, no one, not even police, are quite sure what it all means.
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It's all a lore more menacing and unsettling than a game about dating birds has any right to be.
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Decorations included oddly menacing art: Understandably, hundreds of people began to leave, while others chanted "refund, refund, refund" outside.
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" Drake over Tay Keith's menacing production, on the other hand, turn Baby and Gunna into antagonists on "Never Recover.
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He stank, and he was certain that the patchy beard he'd grown on the trip made him look menacing.
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It is not as visibly painful, or as gruesome, as a broken bone, but it is much more menacing.
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On a big screen, a dark, menacing ocean pulses on a deserted beach, murmuring in a low funereal chant.
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Trim, wheels and the interior get the black treatment to make it the most menacing van at the playground.
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Mr. Key, on the other hand, is almost too likable in a part that ought to read as menacing.
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And the red dots are the most menacing of all: the asteroids that drift into the orbit of Earth.
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In this dark and menacing environment, the liberaltarian idea is relevant again — with an entirely new sense of urgency.
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But Judge Glenn T. Suddaby cited Mr. Taubert's history of menacing phone calls as he handed down the sentence.
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All trade in binaries between oppressor and oppressed, the struggle between the good groups and the menacing evil ones.
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She says not a peep, either, about her conviction that these menacing spirits are eyeing her suspiciously angelic charges.
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Christina Thomas, a 21-year-old customer, was charged with three misdemeanors: assault, menacing and harassment, the police said.
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Hence, for the North, menacing the United States is a nonnegotiable means of isolating and exercising dominance over Seoul.
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If we don't stop the spread of the virus in prisons, the crisis will become that much more menacing.
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The character was at once menacing and jocular, openly gay and privately tortured, a lawless vigilante and regular churchgoer.
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On the diamond, the players warmed up beside a giant-headed Abraham Lincoln mascot with a slightly menacing smile.
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Storm Dennis is now taking shape in the Western Atlantic and will become more menacing over the next day.
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Before long, the sheng takes charge, spinning out phrases that are sometimes elongated and delicate, sometimes skittish and menacing.
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The "French Connection" movie might have made it seem as if Mr. Egan was more menacing than Mr. Grosso.
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With just one menacing "official notice," the IRS can destroy a small business or upend a family's financial stability.
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Brown later sent that woman menacing text messages in which Brown directs associates to look into the accuser's family.
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" The Communist immediately replied, in a slightly menacing tone: "When the revolution comes, you will like strawberries and cream.
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He figured the worst was behind him, which of course is when Augusta National is at its most menacing.
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Nike has been denounced for selling a balaclava that looks "menacing," and which critics say could incite gang violence.
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There's something so morose and menacing about that song, and the aura of just submitting to this ill fate.
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The eerie, menacing voice of the evil Emperor Palpatine — the villain of "The Rise of Skywalker" — filled our ears.
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Twitter, for example, recently unrolled revamped "block list" features, enabling users to more effectively ban menacing accounts and interactions.
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It isn't clear which of these incidents were tales of clowning around and which were truly menacing abduction attempts.
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In the next take, she started out with a dimpled smile, which melted away as Casey grew more menacing.
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But the law seemed vague and menacing enough that the agency shied away from most gun violence research, period.
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He began menacing his neighbors, they said, snatching pocketbooks, drinking openly and hustling people in the building for money.
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Environmental concerns are also highlighted, such as the earthquakes and rising sea levels menacing San Francisco's popular waterfront Embarcadero.
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Meanwhile, the urgency of the North's diplomatic drive can be explained by both recent wins and menacing losses ahead.
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Trump, clearly worried Comey might divulge unflattering information to the media, offers a menacing warning not to do so.
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The reedy Mr. Chalamet, who has appeared on television in "Homeland" and in films including "Interstellar," never seems physically menacing.
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Even recycled shots of AT-ATs and menacing dark-suited Stormtroopers and Forest Whitaker are enough to keep people excited.
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The Schaft robot, as you can see above, is smaller, less menacing and less likely to evoke Skynet-type concerns.
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Cilic blasted his way out of trouble though and when he broke to love for 3-3, he looked menacing.
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Unlike the traditional godmother figure, Baba is outside the bounds of morality, and her aid often comes in menacing forms.
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Check out "We Who Worship the Black" from Transformation for a good taste of their menacing, dark metal of death.
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That aggravated felony conviction for menacing with a weapon made him subject to removal, an ICE spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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She has no idea, yet, that more menacing, intangible threats will cause the disappearance of four members of the party.
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Mr. Rice was charged with assault on a police officer, menacing and criminal possession of a firearm, the police said.
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The trailer for season 4 of Netflix's hit "Orange Is the New Black" is pretty menacing to say the least.
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But there's no denying that those muscular haunches are menacing, even at a standstill under the staid convention center lights.
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The result is something that's neither committed to its melodrama nor intimidating enough to be menacing — a floundering, forgettable song.
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Diverse in material, form, and construction, these readymade sculptures punctuate the landscape with a story that is menacing and amusing.
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Dead Procession's long, languid compositions traffick in slow, liturgical drone, menacing quiet, and forceful, spare drumbeats that verge on ceremonial.
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Sand initially comes off as petulant but menacing, an at-least plausible target for the affection of his fawning acolytes.
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The helicopter continued to hover, which, less than two months after 9/11, struck me as more menacing than protective.
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Spot Mini Also demoed on the Disrupt stage, Spot Mini is smaller, lighter, less menacing version of the original Spot.
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Even in defeat, Le Pen could present a menacing political force to Macron if the sluggish economy fails to improve.
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The Medfly, a parasite of over 250 crops, is considered one of the most menacing agricultural pests in the world.
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As in many ghost stories, the menacing presence often turns out to be a projection of the beholder's own neuroses.
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They flew US-made Curtiss P-223 Warhawks painted with a menacing looking shark-mouth design that eventually became iconic.
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The sharp points of the industrial polymer pyramids have a distinctly menacing appearance, yet the atmosphere is calm, even soothing.
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In the interior two rows, volunteers carried heavier debris, or else small groups with buckets attacked the most menacing heaps.
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His accuser, Carolyn Bryant Donham, later told a historian that Till had not been menacing or sexually crude toward her.
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It's a human being, wearing a green suit with menacing teeth and claws, with nothing between him and the audience.
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Celebrate the New Year with these 19th and early 20th-century postcards, featuring lucky pigs, pensive pansies, and menacing snowmen.
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Played by Benjamin Walker, the Great White Way's version has Bateman translate his menacing ways into song and dance onstage.
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With jaws like a vise, beady, obsidian eyes, and torpedo-shaped bodies, these predators seem far more menacing than motherly.
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Chevrolet's new Corvette Grand Sport is for those who want to look a lot more menacing than they really are.
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Meteorologists warn the menacing storm could stall out over the Carolinas, dumping enormous amounts of rainfall and creating massive flooding.
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And in recent months, fears of terrorism have added a menacing ingredient to the populist brew (see pages 503-21).
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I'd been sitting at my desk staring slack-jawed at that menacing blinking text cursor for the past 15 minutes.
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And it turns out, you probably don't want to piss off a menacing internet rando more than you have to.
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The G.O.O.D Music newcomer is menacing in her delivery, which translates onstage as much as it does on the record.
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Vilanova says he received a menacing phone call last month, with the caller demanding a one-off payment of $20,000.
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Mr. Harvey was arrested and charged with menacing and disorderly conduct, and was issued a desk appearance ticket, officials said.
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When a stranger approaches him and says that he knows exactly who Victor is, a slow, menacing memory game begins.
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"The combination of lo-fi production, synth pads, and an exaggerated reverb effect creates a menacing, claustrophobic quality," said Pandora.
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The Americas and sub-Saharan Africa, by contrast, run on vertical axes and produced smaller and less epidemiologically menacing civilizations.
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He is suave and shrewd, sweet and menacing, alternately glowering at those around him or simply charming them into submission.
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On Tuesday, reporters noticed a menacing-looking sinkhole on the White House's North Lawn and decided to share some photos.
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" The story builds to a climax, with a menacing shark sporting a toothy smile: "It was getting closer and closer!
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What for some has been an act of humanity and charity is to others menacing, strange and filled with fear.
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Mr. Trump called the vote on Tuesday a final chance to turn back foreign forces menacing American identity, while Mrs.
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Hey there, mother of that squabbling brood of eight menacing Russian children: Vladimir Putin wants to take a group photo.
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When Mad Men did this plot, it somewhat comedically posed the machines as menacing overlords that drive poor Ginsberg insane.
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He would prove it when the two men met in Cardiff, under the menacing clouds of the Welsh night sky.
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Drew's audio fuses atonal and nearly-industrial rhythmic music with what sound like menacing broadcasts from some unseen Orwellian power.
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Not all of them are menacing grimaces (and it's far too hot in Tel Aviv to wear hoodies, trust me).
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"If you take a look at the Joker, it's an ambiguous mixture between something funny and something menacing," he said.
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To pile on the embarrassment, he accidentally smacks her in the face, making clear the menacing nature of his alcoholism.
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There are witches and a menacing character named Granny Someone and a lot to be scared of in the cellar.
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In "The Room," Mr. Wiseau comes across as somewhat menacing, with an underlying intensity that can't be entirely laughed away.
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In the Bronx, Ms. Heard was charged with assault and menacing as a hate crime, both felonies, among other charges.
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And we watched a menacing drug dealer with a tattooed face force Rue to lick liquid fentanyl off a knife.
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There's Pikirakau, also known as Lucy Takiora Lord, or Bloody Queen Mary, who's clutching a menacing shotgun in her hands.
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For companies that make steel and aluminum, the American tariffs have presented a direct and menacing challenge to their businesses.
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And a word to the wise: Do not read our story on the fatberg menacing London's sewer system over dinner.
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But there is also Captain Jane, a menacing Granny Someone and the sense that other cultural influences are at play.
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A statement from the Delaware State Police confirms the charges against Jada Blake, which include a single count of menacing.
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In addition to assault, reckless endangerment and menacing, Blake was charged with disorderly conduct, possession of marijuana and careless driving.
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Before the movie ends Sue Ann's turquoise Sunbeam roadster will seem as menacing as the Creature from the Black Lagoon.
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For nine seasons, the animal behaviorist Jackson Galaxy has flown across the country helping cat owners tame their menacing felines.
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The effect was menacing, particularly when he talked about the possibility that Brexit would result in a hard Irish border.
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His dislikes include any mention that his nuclear program is illegal, accusations of human rights abuses or generally menacing behavior.
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The European and American models have shifted westward, consistently showing a menacing hurricane coming dangerously close to the Eastern Seaboard.
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These pieces are rather good, harnessing a variety of materials and employing them toward evocative, sensual and slightly menacing ends.
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As used by Mr. McEwan's heroine, however, they signify something larger and more menacing: evil, darkness, irrationality, civilization's worst moods.
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Weitz and Kingsley weren't making "Raiders of the Lost Ark," or even "Inglourious Basterds" -- with their Nazis as menacing cartoons.
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The term sounds menacing, but it actually refers to the rapid drop in pressure, not the effects of the storm.
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It is now moving out to sea west of Fiji, and is not expected to make another menacing U-turn.
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One restaurant is reeling from menacing calls and online abuse after fake stories claimed that Hillary Clinton abused children there.
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And this one is more menacing - it's a threat to take something away that the Ukrainians thought they badly needed.
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Mr. Grissom, who lives in the Bronx, faces charges of assault, resisting arrest, menacing and other offenses, the police said.
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After the shooting, some doctors talked about possible warning signs — that Dr. Bello was short-tempered and, at times, menacing.
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A collection of images from Republican ads and campaign messages portrays the left as angry, menacing and weak on crime.
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McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan, who called Russia's government "menacing," said their chambers could consider additional sanctions on Russia.
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To others, it was a menacing taunt to his predecessor: Look what my whiteness allows me to get away with.
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But with the Islamic State menacing Europe from within and Vladimir Putin threatening it from without, the preoccupation is back.
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Locals in Chilaw, a majority Christian town, said Hasmar's post was interpreted as menacing and an angry crowd beat him.
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"In the worst scenario, we shoot down a leader of the menacing elephants or scare them off using firecrackers," she said.
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I would ask him to look at me and other Dreamers protected under DACA as individuals, not as some menacing horde.
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You know the one—it's when the two scrappers are staring at each other and just kind of menacing their nemesis.
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Such a menacing introduction is unusual for an artist whose oversized abstract paintings tend to charm and radiate an inclusive energy.
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JUST six years ago Spain seemed to be the European Union's biggest economic calamity, menacing the survival of the euro itself.
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The advantage of using wolves, per Koch, is that they'd be menacing to taggers, but unlike dogs, they wouldn't bite them.
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Parker captures Jill's enraged powerlessness, her itchy need to assert herself in a menacing world, and the ruinous loyalty between siblings.
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Granted, Disney and director Jon Favreau wanted to make Scar more menacing, and they did by using Ejiofor's bass drum voice.
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Jasson Melo, 26, was convicted of coercion, assault, menacing, endangering the welfare of a child, and aggravated harassment on Dec. 15.
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The music is similarly varied—quiet and menacing when it needs to be, and celebratory when it needs to be otherwise.
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Early on, the character doesn't feel like a menacing villain — he's just clearly Neil Patrick Harris wearing scary old-man makeup.
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When you put all of this together, it makes Veronica seem a lot less likely to be the menacing Black Hood.
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CNTE members are boycotting their evaluations and refusing to administer tests to their students—sometimes under threat from menacing union thugs.
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The weaponry grew more menacing with the use of fuel-filled bottles and a parking meter used as a battering ram.
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The group made profane and sometimes menacing statements about female political opponents, gay pop singer Ricky Martin and ordinary Puerto Ricans.
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Alexander Skarsgård expertly deploys a menacing smile, baring his teeth as if a rabid dog on the verge of an attack.
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As her many fans obsess over the menacing substitute, Alice fights to regain control of her image, freedom, and physical safety.
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Their life on the lam was a mix of mundane and menacing, according to an account Hallock shared with reporters Monday.
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There's nothing more fun, or more terrifying, than running down a dark hallway with a menacing clown hot on your tail.
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Just goes to show that humans like to touch random things on the street, regardless of how menacing they may be.
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Forbes explains that the very first version of that now well-known Starbucks Siren was brown and looked a tad menacing.
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Last year, writer Benjamin Radford published "Bad Clowns," in which he traces the historical evolution of clowns into unpredictable, menacing creatures.
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Baldwin deserves some credit for advancing a more menacing depiction of Trump, but his take is still slap-dash and perfunctory.
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On the opener, "Ready for It," she moves elegantly from menacing to exuberant and back again, flaunting her old songwriting chops.
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A menacing disaster that causes mass vomiting and mass nosebleeds in a wealthy, vote-rich community, however, is a candidate's dream.
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The video contradicted a police news release saying that the young man was killed because he had been menacing the officer.
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As the relationship with Søren grows menacing, Roxana muses, "I had been waiting so long for something to happen to me."
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At one point, O'Rourke bent down to pat the head of a black dog, only to be rewarded with a menacing
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James Reardon, Jr., 20, is being held at the Mahoning County Jail in Ohio on telecommunications harassment and aggravated menacing charges.
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"THOUSANDS of incendiary @realDonaldTrump campaign ads, THIS YEAR, invoked the menacing language of 'invasion' mimicked by El Paso gunman," Axelrod tweeted.
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It wasn't unusual for a major shareholder to talk with the C.E.O., but this interaction, Bush thought, had a menacing tone.
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The "boardroom"—a stage set where Trump determined which candidate should be fired—had the menacing gloom of a "Godfather" movie.
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This came on the heels of Trump's campaign events taking on an increasingly menacing tone, marked by violence, threats and chaos.
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The US National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) has become known for branding its spy satellite launches with strange and sometimes menacing imagery.
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I mean, to some extent it symbolises menacing technology, but it's also always something in the distance that shines rose red.
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Even as the risk of AIDS has diminished, a wave of deaths by overdose is currently menacing people who inject drugs.
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" On "Half Man Half Shark," his sudden, uncontrollable spiral downwards is articulated starkly: "Simple soft thoughts / Simple soft thoughts become menacing.
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He lasts about eight minutes: As you can see, Devil Daggers also nails that Doom look: dark, drab, pixelated, and menacing.
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Is it "remarkable" because it's not a "traditional" comic-book movie until Joaquin Phoenix's character actually transitions into the menacing Joker?
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Price: $100The Darth Vader Instant Pot Duo goes for a mix of glossy and matte black, just like his menacing armor.
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The lyrics are accompanied by cartoon images of menacing green virus cells, people wearing face masks, and, uh, the Grim Reaper.
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At the end of the story, the menacing Charles Lindbergh vanishes, but by then we have been shocked to the core.
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For those who can afford it, the Urus serves up an enticing cocktail of menacing looks, supercar performance, and SUV practicality.
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But divorced from the eponymous story, the tone of the installation was ambiguous, oddly divided between the leisurely and the menacing.
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And a white police officer — who has had a menacing encounter with Fonny — seems to have coerced Victoria into the accusation.
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Its architecture is menacing; with darkness at its heart, it made me think of Colonel Kurtz's creepy temple in Apocalypse Now.
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Whatever that story is, it involves her menacing, makeshift, Russian, assassin family (played by Rachel Weisz, Florence Pugh, and David Harbour).
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They remained drawn to their team's brash play and menacing image even though its performance on the field was often uninspiring.
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None of the top-billed actors are Lebanese, and the trailer is rife with menacing accents, none of which are Lebanese.
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Even assemblymen were targets of the generals' wrath, receiving menacing phone calls, or bullets and dud grenades dispatched through the mail.
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A decidedly low-tech exhibition features black-and-white photo reproductions of a war zone, charred bodies and menacing white looters.
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In 2016, writer Benjamin Radford published "Bad Clowns," in which he traces the historical evolution of clowns into unpredictable, menacing creatures.
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At his best, Cilic plays a menacing brand of tennis, blasting aces, ripping groundstrokes and moving forward to knock off volleys.
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But it is precisely the inconspicuous profiles of the latest group that have made the men seem all the more menacing.
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Rockland County Senior Assistant District Attorney Michael Dugandzic said Thomas was arrested earlier in the year for menacing and reckless endangerment.
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The Police Department maintained that the young man had been menacing officers with a knife when he was shot 16 times.
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He is regarded as the most menacing defenseman in the league because of his nasty physical play and unparalleled slap shot.
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The team reportedly cut bait with Brown over menacing text messages he sent to a woman accusing him of sexual misconduct.
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Isn't lighting a politician from below, to make him look menacing — and not at all palatable to a magazine's readership — subversive?
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She's just joined the marchers when she sees a wall of police officers standing in front of the protest, looking menacing.
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If the nominal Wolverhampton wolf is one of the most menacing creatures ever to appear on a football shirt, we ought also to identify the least menacing, which is surely the bewildered Herefordshire bull of the fantastic Hereford FC badge, an animal which looks like it has wandered into a football club crest entirely by chance.
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When you look at a velociraptor, it's pretty menacing—chickens, not so much—but there is obviously a pretty close genetic link.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo's transformation from gangly neophyte into menacing prophet has been stunning not just for its pace but also for its smoothness.
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It's the kind of old-fashioned monkeyshine that, under the menacing sousveillance of social media, now carries the whiff of oh shit.
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Considering the menacing music used when someone equates "ascension" and the Farm baptism, we're supposed to make the speculative Gargoyle King connection.
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These kinds of systems are especially tricky compared to, say, a menacing, growing swirl easily identifiable in the ocean targeting a coastline.
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In an age when zany-haired wannabe entertainers can actually ascend to political power, the menacing Count Olaf feels all too real.
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For a performer who once cultivated an aloof and even menacing persona, Cave's turn toward communion, on stage and online, is striking.
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It's a nice place to store change, and no one would dare try to to take any with those menacing panther visors.
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SURROUNDED by vast wheatfields, the camouflage-painted former pig farm just outside the village of Dolna Krupa looks both incongruous and menacing.
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The black market is not as menacing as it seems and the revenues raised by higher cigarette taxes can help suppress it.
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But once he gets to the chorus, all niceties are tossed out the window in favor of throaty screams and menacing riffs.
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These beloved figures with their menacing gaze and stylized cuteness have given the Tokyo-based artist a devoted following around the world.
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There's no space battle at the outset, just menacing shots of a Star Destroyer eclipsing a planet and stormtroopers in landing craft.
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But when the Twitter account denied that this update was a dark mode, it only made the image seem even more menacing.
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What changed in November wasn't just the way in which vitriolic comments on Twitter and elsewhere got even more personal and menacing.
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What OSIRIS-REx won't do ... It won't blow up Bennu and it won't save the Earth from any other menacing space rocks.
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What OSIRIS-REx won't do ... It won't blow up Bennu, and it won't save the Earth from any other menacing space rocks.
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As Dame Louise argues, by talking about immigration in such menacing tones, Powell shut down sensible debate about the subject for decades.
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Singer Mir Shamal is deep into a menacing growl railing against corruption when the music stops abruptly and the lights go out.
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And then there's the menacing spectre of online shopping and Cyber Monday, which is slowly chipping away at the entire business model.
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The attackers issue the standard menacing threats against the West and call on other Muslims to rise up and join the fight.
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Al Khammasi was charged with attempted first-degree murder, possession of a weapon by a previous offender and felony menacing on Friday.
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With all-new powerful pirates, menacing Murlocs and crooked criminals entering the fray, the Hearthstone meta is sure to be shaken up.
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Season 3, Episode 3 sees Holmes' nemesis return in spectacular fashion, taking over the airwaves with an adorably menacing "miss me?" broadcast.
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White is now in jail, facing charges of unlawful possession of methamphetamine, kidnapping, menacing, criminal mischief and violation of a protective order.
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The actor left fans puzzled on Sunday by sharing a Twitter video of himself dancing with a menacing grin on his face.
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Earlier this year, writer Benjamin Radford published "Bad Clowns," in which he traces the historical evolution of clowns into unpredictable, menacing creatures.
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"It's quiet, there's nothing about it that's menacing, there's nothing about it that's jarring or will put you at unease," Chatham said.
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That said, I also know that, in general, the internet has become a more menacing place than when I was in school.
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Instead they see menacing young men imbued with the sexism that is all too common across the Middle East and north Africa.
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She was the living embodiment of the fuzzy, $2,500, monster-faced Fendi backpack she'd draped over her chair: compact and quietly menacing.
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Praying, crying A menacing rumble jolted a man out of his sleep at his home near the Louisiana RV park in Convent.
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It's fascinating to see Magneto take the sidecar seat to Apocalypse and not flash the menacing charisma we're so used to seeing.
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Employee Huiyue Zheng, 32, and customer Christina Thomas, 21, were busted for a variety of charges including misdemeanor assault, harassment and menacing.
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Irish singer/songwriter Róisín Murphy turns into something of a menacing space diva on "Illumination," one of the LP's most headbanging numbers.
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Photograph by Richard Avedon I found lots of menace early on in my experience of "Nothing Personal," something sexually menacing and aggressive.
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Here is where Trump's containment plan could develop into a more menacing play, even taking on the elements of a rollback strategy.
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It's the story of men in power using and abusing it against women, cajoling and taking, berating and threatening, trapping and menacing.
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Anton Yelchin, Alia Shawkat and Imogen Poots are all good, but Sir Patrick Stewart steals the movie as a menacing skinhead graybeard.
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According to News 20193, several areas in the Garden State are having issues with bold, menacing and mannerless gangs of wild turkeys.
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James Reardon, Jr., 20, is being held at the Mahoning County Jail on telecommunications harassment and aggravated menacing charges, ABC News reported.
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Reardon has been charged with telephone communication harassment and aggravated menacing, on a $250,000 bond, according to the Mahoning County Sheriff's Office.
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They put a coin into the machine and try to grab one of the brightly colored, rather menacing puppets at the bottom.
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Aaron Eckhart, Maggie Gyllenhaal, and Morgan Freeman also starred in the film, with Heath Ledger playing opposite Bale as the menacing Joker.
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What he said was ambiguous — slightly menacing, but with just enough plausible deniability that, of course, he was not suggesting an assassination.
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And he cuts a truly menacing figure as he strides around with a baseball bat wrapped in barbed wire and named Lucille.
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But the state connected drug distribution to gangs, and law enforcement often saw menacing gangs in loose social networks of black men.
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I held my breath, listening for another presence in the quiet room, something tall and menacing, to step forward and claim responsibility.
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That is when several members of the Els foundation will play at Gary Player Country Club under the same menacing tournament setup.
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Compared to Trashman, the menacing tone and controlled grids of 1969's short-lived EVO-published strip, Manning, feel like time bombs.
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Dylan takes a song that, in Sinatra's voice, is beautiful, enchanting, and as mushy as love songs come, and makes it menacing.
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Her figures' angst comes through unadulterated, as conspicuous as her horses' formidable musculature, her warriors' barrel chests, and her corvids' menacing beaks.
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After she showed up — possibly in a menacing way — at one of Ms. Nicolazzi's other court cases, the prosecutor hired a bodyguard.
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" When the menacing production of "Numb Numb Juice" fizzles away, the crowd is met with Q stumbling across the stage to "Chopstix.
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Its western frontage consists of a punched and bent stainless-steel surface, kind of like hanging chads, or a menacing cheese grater.
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Such shows of menacing bravado are typical for far-right events, which play an important role in boosting scene morale, experts say.
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" Caligula replies with a weary air of menacing ennui, "It took you a long time to perceive that I'm no longer human.
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In 2009, he was indicted on a charge of assaulting and menacing a New York Post photographer outside the senator's mother's home.
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During the campaign, even during the GOP primary, I wrote extensively about the menacing and, to me, familiar nature of Trump's rhetoric.
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These two instances of American disinformation warfare appear more menacing, by an order of magnitude, than anything the Russians have yet launched.
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Not even the Buddha gets out of "Nine Perfect Strangers" without sounding slightly menacing once the book hits its temporary insanity phase.
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And those fires have leaned in, menacing more lives and property, by their size and their proximity, than in any recent season.
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There is scant optimism the G7 confab will yield the kind of solidarity against menacing forces it has produced in the past.
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As menacing clouds hung heavy over Lower Manhattan, I cruised toward the Holland Tunnel on my way to Newark Liberty International Airport.
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First, two Tutsi students — Veronica and Virginia — face menacing innuendos from their fellow pupil Gloriosa, the daughter of a prominent Hutu leader.
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I imagined even worse things, horrors I hadn't seen: the creatures that must have been menacing us while my eyes were closed.
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"I am a Lord of the Rings fan and I always liked the Eye of Sauron, it is so menacing," he said.
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The cliffs are as menacing as ever, and those gigantic stones still threaten, but at its center is a plain red door.
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And by menacing shipping in the Gulf it wanted to demonstrate that the regime could impose costs on America and its allies.
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With his penchant for menacing productions and a voice so raspy it seemed unreal, he was on track to shake the world.
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During the so-called crack epidemic in the late 20143s, the perceived user and trafficker of crack was black, young and menacing.
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A Washington-Tehran diplomatic track should engage in a search for a viable "off-ramp" away from this menacing brink of war.
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"He looks menacing now, but he's one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet," said Rusty Greer, a former major league outfielder.
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Edgerton, who played supporting roles in "The Great Gatsby" and "Zero Dark Thirty," had the right, slightly menacing mien to play Gordo.
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Both Wednesday and last week, a national alert system for leaders of Jewish centers was activated as the menacing calls poured in.
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" He leaned forward and said—his voice sounded almost menacing—"If it doesn't make any difference, then why are you doing it?
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Their questions echo, as I watch reporters today square off against President Trump, whose contempt for the press seems manifest and menacing.
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When it comes to simplifying taxes, making the IRS even more expensive, less efficient and more menacing is never the right solution.
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ISIS is as much idea as army, and such groups have proved remarkably resilient and capable of morphing into new, menacing manifestations.
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Cavill isn't relying on the natural charm that allowed him to play Superman, but instead taps into a gruffer, more menacing side.
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Ostensibly dealing with domesticity, the artists delivered insights into the idea of home that were alternately chilly and comforting, menacing and sublime.
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Guarino said Cruz was standing over her dog Max with a menacing expression while Max was convulsing and foaming at the mouth.
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Residual snow and slush from the storm will refreeze this morning, creating particularly menacing roads and walkways, the National Weather Service warns.
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These are menacing characters, seemingly from a different dimension (one was seen in the 1992 film "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me").
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In the photograph, part of the chair Morgan is sitting in looks like a dagger, and his facial expression is positively menacing.
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The track's much more good-natured than Omari's typically menacing music, with chilled-out keys taking precedence behind the rapper's scratchy singing.
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The 2012 trailer teased a sci-fi thriller where players wander a space station, scrounging for resources, and hiding from menacing robots.
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It looked stunning, with colorful vistas that threw the inky darkness of silhouettes and jagged rocks and mountains into sharp, menacing relief.
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One of the more disturbing new scenes revealed in the trailer introduces a room full of menacing clowns of all shapes and sizes.
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This often seems intuitively wrong to people who view octopus-like conglomerates who have their fingers in many related pies as especially menacing.
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Ray Edwards entered the boxing ring on a recent Thursday night looking every bit as chiseled and menacing as a NFL defensive lineman.
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An anonymous letter threatening retribution for a noisy Fourth of July fireworks display led Michigan police to investigate who penned the menacing missive.
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Ms. Waters spoke to a group in Los Angeles and did not call for an end to the menacing; instead, she encouraged it.
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None of this means that Trump&aposs polls can&apost slide if he makes mistakes or the Russia probe takes a menacing turn.
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He will always find a way to be menacing and try to hurt me and that is not the best interest of Bryn.
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Menacing red-orange flames and towering plumes of smoke smothered parts of California this weekend amid record-breaking heat and bone-dry gusts.
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Put on Lorn's The Maze to Nowhere, and try not to smile at the throbbing, rumbling, and menacing rendering that the X6s provide.
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Within a similar musical template, Igor is rougher: more menacing synthesizer loops and Tyler's gruff, percussive flow are at the musical center again.
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But later, after all variety of increasingly menacing behavior by Perkins, he and Darius disagree about the source of the music's spiritual might.
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James Patrick Reardon, 20, was held at the Mahoning County Jail on charges of telecommunications harassment and aggravated menacing, according to jail records.
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They'd need to growl and look menacing on command, I think, and carry back prey of one kind or another to their master.
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Johnson, 26, opened up about how he prepared to play the part of Ray Marcus, a menacing thug, in the drama Nocturnal Animals.
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Mr. Sommer's wittily appalled Bradley needs to be a shade more menacing for the second act curtain scene to unsettle as it should.
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The brownshirts of Germany, where the first of this parade of young and beautiful Americans have been tramping, are both companionable and menacing.
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Its gold and red paint job is carried through to a red tinted windshield that gives the Wonder Woman car a menacing glare.
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Instead of menacing characters dueling off with guns in The Hateful Eight, it's two ridiculous people pointing a selfie stick in the snow.
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Part of the answer is that it fits into a menacing pattern of an out-of-control state acting abroad without sufficient pushback.
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Discovery has some things going for it, particularly Jason Isaacs' menacing captain, and I'll probably keep watching in the hopes that it improves.
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This weekend, police sent rows of menacing riot police to break down a peaceful protest, arresting more than a thousand people in Moscow.
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In a number of versions, a menacing serpent replaces the charming goose, such as in one from 1820 illustrating British and foreign birds.
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Lorenzen said there were "hundreds of firefighters" assigned to the Woolsey fire and more crews on the way to battle the menacing blaze.
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Soft strings have replaced menacing keyboard trickle; lyrics that describe first-person intimacy have replaced lyrics that ponder alienation as a social tendency.
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Two of the charges against Christian -- unlawful use of a weapon and menacing -- relate to his alleged interaction with Forde, court documents show.
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One of the more menacing NFL defenders of his generation, Jared Allen announced his retirement from professional football in classic fashion on Thursday.
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They are a shady-looking individuals often found lurking in darkened rooms illuminated by nothing but the glow of menacing green binary code.
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Dozens of the crocodiles lazed recently on the sun-baked shores of a lagoon on the property, their jaws ajar, revealing menacing teeth.
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Most notably, filmmaker Rob Whitworth, who joined the project in 2013, created a hyperlapse of Shanghai that is both beautiful and quietly menacing.
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On a track called "Welcome to Hardvapour," he layered menacing bass over chords reminiscent of the decades-old acid house and big beat.
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If Mr Trump loses in November, post-truth will seem less menacing, though he has been too successful for it to go away.
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He's the chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC), whose members have been targeted disproportionately with death threats and other menacing messages. Rep.
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Kyrgios, 21, continues to climb the rankings with his menacing brand of power tennis, which features a thunderous serve and a sledgehammer forehand.
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She had been in menacing form in Toronto before retiring early in the first set of the final against Canadian teenager Bianca Andreescu.
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Imagine finishing the right half and then staring at that menacing pile of red pieces, hours of work standing between you and completion.
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In the end, this week's trade-union march, the 226th in four months against a controversial labour law, was more theatrical than menacing.
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They crash against the stoops of landmarked brownstones and split over the roots of oak and sycamore trees, menacing the ankles of pedestrians.
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The cards were needed as props for the character of Solitaire, played by Seymour, a psychic who works for a menacing drug lord.
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Instead, the director Jon Greenhalgh combines home movies of Dave with interviews of those he trained — and who witnessed du Pont's menacing entitlement.
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In the past, Mr. Trump has sought to distance himself from his own menacing remarks by later dismissing them as playful or misinterpreted.
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It also seems especially menacing given that UNRWA schools, textbooks and teachers often promote martyrdom, violence, the demonization of Israel, and religious bigotry.
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That menacing combination produced unusually immediate criticism of the country's opposition leaders on Friday, and a muted response within Mr. Hollande's own ranks.
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A white security officer pleaded not guilty to a charge of aggravated menacing Monday for pulling a gun on a black police officer.
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The bass-baritone John Relyea makes a stentorian, menacing Gesler; the bass Kwangchul Youn wins your heart as old, patriotic Melcthal, Arnold's father.
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Based on the Brothers Grimm version and performed by marionettes, this adaptation stars a witch named Rosina Sweettooth, who's more silly then menacing.
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" One of the issues the first lady charged was incorrect was Burleigh's description of Trump's father, Viktor Knavs, as a menacing figure. "Mrs.
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Before they can disarm the menacing ghost captain's torpedo before the clock runs out, there's plenty of puzzles and gas leaks to solve.
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The team finally cut him after he sent menacing text messages to a different woman who had publicly accused him of sexual misconduct.
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The 1942 story "The Joker Walks the Last Mile" became a turning point that transformed the unusual, menacing serial killer into a joke.
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Both Sanders and Watson used the clip to attack Acosta, but the 15-second video has been distorted to make Acosta look menacing.
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And, don't forget ... while Brown was on the Pats, he sent menacing text messages to a woman who accused him of sexual misconduct.
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The full-size ring is to the immediate right, its red, white and blue ropes and black mat at once festive and menacing.
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And "Heavy Hoof," the record's menacing, lurching third track, was the first song the duo wrote together after forming Eagle Twin in 2006.
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" - Black Rock City, USA "I lay on my bed in a boundless expanse—motionless as a menacing black cloud with three nodes approached.
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Rather than focusing on a connected universe, it would focus on standalone stories that were more fun ("Aquaman") than menacing ("Batman v Superman").
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Through the trees in the foreground, there are men boarding a bus to the county sheriff's department, overseen by a menacing black horse.
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Fine Arts & Exhibits The artist Toni Dove was standing in her roomy TriBeCa loft this year, facing off against a large, menacing figure.
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Donald Trump and the campus multiculturalists want to organize people by ethnic tribe, which has always been the menacing temptation throughout our history.
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She told Mr. Perez, who lived above Ms. Cammarata, that her husband followed her in his car and sent her menacing text messages.
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The ghost himself is a magnificently hulking spirit, all the more menacing after he's been doused with red wine that evokes dripping blood.
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He had been assigned to Manhattan Criminal Court, where a defendant was to be arraigned on a charge of menacing his estranged girlfriend.
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But then competition can feel menacing — a grueling free-for-all that anyone with grand ambitions in business would prefer to do without.
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In the horror stories that train riders in the New York area share, there is no more menacing boogeyman than the Portal Bridge.
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Once the arena was packed, the fagnorolahy entered and strutted around the ring, taunting their opponents with glares, clenched fists and menacing gestures.
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Huiyue Zheng, 32, an employee, was charged with felony assault, and three misdemeanor charges of menacing, criminal possession of a weapon and harassment.
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The last time I saw the city's mayor, Melissa Blake, was in Edmonton while the flames and smoke were still menacing Fort McMurray.
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I remember talking with Denise, the mother, about these menacing but also inane conversations she'd hear on the other end of the line.
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He dabbed the canvas experimentally with a palette knife and built up a thick texture, making the rocks and craters even more menacing.
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On one, as the plane cleared the treetops, I saw smoke rising in a huge, menacing column, like a cloud of volcanic ash.
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Five years ago, Trump&aposs predecessor, Barack Obama, dismissed Russia as a "regional power" capable at most of menacing weaker neighbors like Ukraine.
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President Trump's re-election campaign has run menacing and misleading ads this fall accusing Joseph R. Biden Jr. of corrupt dealings with Ukraine.
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Members of El Salvador's most notorious gang, MS-13, have made menacing phone calls suggesting that more killings are coming, the family says.
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A few months ago, Ms. Nelson said, a flight attendant needed stitches after being bitten by a dog that was menacing another passenger.
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We dug back into the source material to see if the case for a placing black man beneath that menacing hood holds up.
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By overturning this nondiscrimination protection, the Trump administration claims it's protecting children — not from bullies or menacing adults, but from their own peers.
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They are all between chapters in their lives, steeped in the tension that arises when both future and past seem vague and menacing.
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Crump says the autopsy defies a police narrative that Clark was menacing officers, who were heard yelling "gun!" repeatedly on body camera footage.
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The menacing presence throughout the story is Elettra, who has fled to Crete from Mycenae after the murder of her father, King Agamemnon.
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It is popular because it looks menacing and is a modular weapon, allowing owners to swap out different barrels, chambers, grips and stocks.
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In public comments in 2010, Mr. Putin made menacing comments about former agents who worked for Western intelligence, although he publicly disavowed assassination.
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The tyrannical head nurse (Grace McLean) and stuffy doctor (Andrew Kober) turn into the Queen and King of Hearts, among other menacing things.
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Slandering black activists and human rights advocates as menacing threats allows those who wish to defend the status quo to play the victim.
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The weird things ... Desiigner is still charged with criminal menacing for allegedly waiving a firearm, yet authorities now concede there was no gun.
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Evaluating them will require Democrats to think hard about their highest aspirations, to decide what is most important to them, and most menacing.
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The same day, the account tweeted several menacing images at Biden, including one of a sheep being beheaded and another of severed legs.
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Although Weber looks the part of a bruising, menacing defenseman, he has picked up 17 of his 30 points on the power play.
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Now the company feels menacing, ready to turn on Peter, whose plight is enhanced by his resemblance to a beleaguered, mild-mannered psychotherapist.
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The specter of locusts haunts Argentina's farmers, who for almost 200 years have resorted to rustic methods like bonfires to drive away menacing swarms.
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Set on an eerie, alien world, it eschewed the poppy optimism of most '80s games for a claustrophobic odyssey set to spare, menacing tones.
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The clown incident in Germany is not an isolated one: Scary clown sighting and menacing acts are spreading across Europe after first appearing stateside.
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The actor — who boasts one of TV's best performances with his brittle Philip on The Americans — manages to make Chuck both menacing and pathetic.
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"Max Scherzer is starting a day after breaking his nose," another Twitter user wrote, referencing how menacing the pitcher looked with his black eye.
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From the buzzing, menacing bass riff that drives "Lift Me Up" to the industrial refrigerator beeps closing "'06", Summertime '06 shudders with neurotic tension.
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He had spent them as a Jewish boy in Nuremberg, the city of Nazi rallies, where the polished parading grew more menacing each year.
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Everywhere there are wild animals and menacing locals, underscoring the old theme of overcivilized characters confronting their atavistic core in the booga-booga tropics.
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He can be menacing when his job and circumstances call for it, but he isn't malicious, and he treats Ionita with tough paternal tenderness.
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From the opening blast, when the orchestra played the menacing motif associated with the villain Scarpia, the chords were out of sync and bloated.
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But when I was working with the Swedish actors, it was very important to me that [the villagers, called the Harga] not be menacing.
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That menacing smartphone on a silver platter is a metaphor for the entire show and its weird combination of glamor, humor, and insane technology.
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Children's stories are filled with menacing "big, bad wolves" threatening to eat innocent children or destroy the houses of some hard-working little pigs.
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The women serve looks as they sing inside the mouth of a menacing wolf and command attention as they dance to the catchy beat.
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As Brock stands up, the scaly black skin covers his body and envelops his head into the familiar menacing face of the anti-hero.
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The villain, Daniel Brühl's not-very-menacing Baron Zemo, is a minor pivot point, underdeveloped and never in costume (that will probably come later).
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He was charged with criminal possession of a loaded weapon, criminal possession of a controlled substance with intent to sell, and third-degree menacing.
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Tourists could tell from the villas' underground tunnels and menacing sentry posts how worried Chiang had been about uprisings and attempts to assassinate him.
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An English-speaker who knows that dóm is cognate to the English word "doom" may find the Reykjavik building marked dómsmálaráðuneytid [spoken] rather menacing.
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They feature scores of menacing, cab-less trucks racing down the dystopian highways without any care for the human characters caught in their path.
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In Boston, by contrast, pinching a parking space shovelled by someone else may result in a menacing note on your windscreen, if you're lucky.
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Police have arrested 63-year-old Carlos Bayon of Grand Island, New York, charging him with menacing the Congressman after leaving violent voicemail messages.
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Seemingly unmoved, the warriors continue menacing the remaining humans, including Ashley Stubbs (Luke Hemsworth), the Delos head of security whom they captured last season.
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By Friday afternoon, the forecast still looked menacing, with much of Massachusetts facing a wide variety of hazards, from flood hazards to winter weather.
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A photo of White House Chief of Staff John Kelly reacting to President Donald Trump's menacing United Nations address on Tuesday has gone viral.
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From the minute you set eyes on its grim, menacing box art, it's clear that it takes the aesthetics of its source material seriously.
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CNN political analyst Angela Rye is getting flooded with menacing threats, and she says it began after she started dating Common ... TMZ has learned.
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In the Industrial Nightmare, a surveillance camera records your every move, while menacing dentists and clowns roam the halls of the Silent Scream Asylum.
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It's so creepy and menacing because it all has the glaze of refinement and it fits in perfectly with the world Billions has built.
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I was on remand at the time for firearms, extortion, and menacing an estate agent, and facing between ten and 15 years in jail.
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Towards the end of the PSA, viewers see the male student make a menacing gesture towards his teacher after receiving a poor test grade.
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"Pollux" (played first) and "Castor" emerged from a single rhythmic germ, and they also share an ominous, nocturnal mood, brasses brooding and drums menacing.
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The result is malaise and stagnation, with wealth concentrating ever more densely at the top, poverty overwhelming the bottom and insecurity menacing the middle.
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Yes, Mackie is charming as a loving husband in purple scrubs and Grillo can crush any menacing, tongue-in-cheek line you give him.
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The song still has his trademark love of big bass, but it's more about the vocals, with all their yearning and sometimes menacing harmonies.
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But despite his electronic barbs, the soft-spoken Karlovic is nothing like Connors when he is on court, despite his menacing nickname, Dr. Ivo.
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The 'Door of No Return' still swings, centuries after, a menacing reminder of the captives' descent into a life of terror and relentless servitude.
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The tank "had really proved to be a menacing problem for the G.N.A.," Captain Davis said, referring to Libya's interim government of national accord.
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The result is a collection trimmed in sterling silver and brass, one-of-a-kind pieces that appear as beautiful as they are menacing.
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In the immediate aftermath of shootings, media routinely post menacing photos of people-of-color victims + dredge up any questionable thing they'd ever done.
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Fagan's novel is set in 2020, and the world is familiar in every way but for one menacing difference: It is very, very cold.
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The animals are eating their way through local woodlands and suburban plots, feasting on flowers and shrubs and menacing the tranquillity of backyard living.
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Instead, the director, Jon Greenhalgh, combines home movies of Dave with interviews of those he trained and who witnessed Mr. du Pont's menacing entitlement.
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"These Heaux," a menacing trap banger that revealed her ability to rap and her willingness to look ridiculous, marvelously showcases her chirpy singsong flow.
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He had been arrested on charges that included burglary, criminal possession of a controlled substance, menacing, resisting arrest and fare evasion, the police said.
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It's the album's centerpiece, where the individual talents of all five members fuse in a cocktail of menacing guitar licks and white-knuckled harmonies.
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The whole effect of the lab would be menacing, a la Skynet, if it weren't for the palpable nerdiness and enthusiasm of its engineers.
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Visitors to the Steak and Catfish Barn are greeted by a vaguely menacing, haphazardly punctuated sign that is Scotch-taped to the front door.
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"If she speaks, rip her tongue out," he tells the A.I. system, named Tau, which commands a menacing robot that can do just that.
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And Iran's military posture in the Persian Gulf has become more menacing, seeking to deter American action and preparing for war if that fails.
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Sunlight poured in from an open door behind him, flaring around his darkened silhouette, giving the scene the menacing ambience of a ransom tape.
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It's unclear why the menacing charge is still on the table since it was based on him waiving a gun at the other driver.
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The atmosphere is more bizarre than menacing, and none of the people questioned on either side of the border expressed any worries about safety.
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First in South Carolina, then across the country, residents reported sightings of menacing clowns, in the woods, on the streets and on social media.
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Though swarms can look menacing, desert locusts do not outwardly attack people or animals, and there is no evidence to suggest they carry diseases.
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Escobar's death leaves "Narcos" with a big hole to fill: Wagner Moura was simply great in the role, menacing and yet occasionally evoking sympathy.
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On the way to work one morning, he comes across a woman being chased by a menacing man and helps her fend him off.
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It also added bigger air ducts, front splitters and revised taillights, making the S version even more menacing and Transformer-like than the original.
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WEISS Geoffrey James had a benevolent, Olmsted view of the grounds, and Thomas Roma saw something different — he sees the menacing in the innocent.
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When the police car pulled up at the building, she saw a newly built, menacing entrance with huge metal gates, guarded by armed police.
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They argue he was so powerful, manipulative and menacing that the women, seeking a break in the entertainment industry, felt compelled to go along.
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James Lamb, 53, was charged Tuesday with attempted murder, two counts of bias crime, assault, burglary, strangulation, menacing and criminal mischief, NBC News reports.
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"Border Wars: Inside Trump's Assault on Immigration", a new book by two journalists from the New York Times, suggests it will be menacing, too.
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McQueen's movie borrowed much from its predecessors: the menacing droop of a willow, a sea of cotton, a whipping post, a tree of scars.
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Trejo's Tacos, Los Angeles Danny Trejo, the actor known for his menacing onscreen portrayals, opened his restaurant on La Brea Avenue a year ago.
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They come and go right around the disappearance of Khashoggi and are tracked in blatantly menacing black vans coming and going to the consulate.
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Their guide is Karl (Thomas Kretschmann), a sketchy stranger whose possibly menacing motives cry out for an investigation — fictionalized, if necessary — that never comes.
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Starting last year, and flaring this February, Americans of "Ring"-watching age became transfixed by another string-haired demon girl menacing the youth: Momo.
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The lightweight carbon-fiber hood is sculpted, and, like those of so many luxury cars these days, the headlights are narrow, somewhat menacing slits.
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Although a bright noonday sun illuminates the left side of the canvas, a menacing storm cloud thunders through the right-half of the composition.
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Barbershops are fascinating, and no doubt can be menacing, but surely there's a vast distance between homophobic barbers and racist police in the streets.
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Desiigner was also charged with felony criminal possession of a loaded weapon and menacing (that's for allegedly pointing a gun at the other driver).
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Left in its wake is a melancholy melody that ebbs and flows over bubbling, shimmering textures, while that menacing bass lurks in the background.
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There's a weird, gorgeously rendered space station here, with emails to read, audio logs to listen to, and menacing creatures lurking in the dark.
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His performance as menacing outlaw Frank Griffin in Godless has also been recognized with a Screen Actors Guild Award nomination and a Golden Globe nomination.
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But for security researchers, that incident raised another, even more menacing issue: What if a saboteur were to try to make the autopilot's sensors fail?
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The downside to Chucky's mainstream appeal was that the villain, once the stuff of nightmares, had clearly become more amusing than menacing to many people.
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From Winded SpongeBob to Menacing Patrick to Surveillance Squidward, the most pervasive SpongeBob memes on the internet stem from those first three Hillenburg-helmed seasons.
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The front end's half-menacing look hasn't changed, and the interior is decorated with the same knobs, buttons, screens, and center console as the original.
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In addition to that, Qualcomm has been menacing smartphone makers, telling them that they can't get Qualcomm chipsets if they don't pay those royalty fees.
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In the rich world, by contrast, nostalgia usually stems from what Sophia Gaston, of the Henry Jackson Society, calls "an omnipresent, menacing feeling of decline".
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The device is big, heavy, and such a menacing tank that I kept thinking of the phone as brass knuckles every time I gripped it.
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Ayers had a criminal record, including numerous prior arrests and convictions starting in 20153 including driving under the influence, domestic battery, assault, menacing and kidnapping.
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And then a lot of them can evolve into someone more menacing or cool, so it can really appeal to a wide range of audience.
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The reveal trailer displayed Emily using a rotation of newly found powers to navigate the most menacing, affluent version of Pee-wee Herman's breakfast machine.
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Within 24 hours of the incident New York police arrested Christopher Nelson, 36, and charged him with menacing as a hate crime and aggravated harassment.
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The menacing, black-clad trooper featured in last night's teaser preview seemed to signal just that, and the intensity of today's trailer certainly follows through.
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In their respective primetime speeches, Obama and Clinton were at pains to distinguish Trump's menacing authoritarianism from the headier traditions of Republicanism and conservative thought.
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According to a charging affidavit from the Seminole County Sheriff's office obtained by PEOPLE, Zimmerman repeatedly contacted a private investigator with threatening and menacing messages.
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Like other short films in Conservation International's "Nature Is Speaking" series, Sky features a calm but formidable main character, which Chen voices with menacing precision.
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People were making clown prank videos—some good, the vast majority bad—and clowns were photographed with chains and knives looking menacing as all hell.
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Bulbous and menacing, it lurks malevolently deep in the back of a virtual patient's mouth as Glassenberg guides a virtual fiberoptic endoscope on his smartphone.
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The menacing forecast comes less than two weeks after February wrapped up as the nation's second warmest since climate tracking became a thing in 1895.
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NBC 4 Washington reported last year a middle school student in Virginia faced charges for allegedly menacing her school using bomb, gun and knife emojis.
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Osiris-Rex will help scientists understand how heat radiated from the sun is gently steering Bennu on an increasingly menacing course through the solar system.
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The remix to the cut off Wildheart has been injected with menacing rap ingredients, including plenty of Scott's ad-libs and a Kelly Slater reference.
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Comfortably situated in one of his many homes, Trump wasn't the "threatening and frightening and menacing" political outlier he has been painted as, Wolff said.
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So I enlisted a menacing five-foot T. rex rather than driving around on rural roads waiting for a deer to jump out at me.
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But it is essential, even amid menacing tweets and burning cars, to recall the threat of ordinary politicians acting in the service of financial power.
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I ended up getting found not guilty for the firearms and extortion charges, but was given four years in prison for menacing an estate agent.
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It's also violent and terrifying, as you can see in this mildly nauseating video of a large Navy vessel taking on some seriously menacing waves.
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The officer, Robin Mervin, was arrested on charges of menacing and criminal possession of a weapon after the confrontation late on Saturday, the police said.
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But I was impressed by John's menacing desperation this season, compounded by his perverse audacity to expose himself to scrutiny in his bid for sheriff.
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The menacing men grab Xtina just as the "Sorry Not Sorry" singer picks up the vocal slack, before the pair begin trading soulful vocal arias.
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