It's true that a more booming economy can tend to pull more people into the work force.
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So I tried making the drums sound more booming and orchestral — more like something you'd hear in a concert hall.
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Their new album and major label debut, an even blander and more booming pastiche of rock noises, dives headfirst into a big, soaring, inarticulate, cathartic void.
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He blocked Westbrook at the rim with just under five minutes to go and received more booming applause from the crowd moments later as he took a seat on the bench.
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In "Jaztine," Emily Tong and Griffin Strout showed a practiced facility in some of its composer's more booming expressions, though they also treated a quieter middle section with the appropriate sense of wandering calm.
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READMEAs a Bluetooth speaker, it doesn't sound any better than a UE Boom 2 (which is waterproof and has an active driver for more booming bass)That isn't to say sound quality is bad, it's not, I just don't know if it's $300 worth of sound quality.
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Gary Clark Jr.: This Land (Warner Bros.) In the past, Gary Clark Jr. has crafted a blues-rock sound more booming and less minimalist than is the fashion among retro stylists, determined to break through received boundaries and prove that any genre can be assimilated into blues.
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An official remix was released on December 23, 2019, featuring R&B; singer Ciara, a longtime friend of Brown's. The remix has a new beat, with "more booming, extra percussion and hand claps". Brown and Ciara perform the bridge together. Ciara references her previous song, "1, 2 Step", singing: "Let me see you two step, then one, two step".
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In a more mixed review, XLR8R critic Glenn Jackson thought the EP has tracks "that are surely bound to prove useful to DJs operating in the more booming regions of 140-plus-bpm fare", but criticized it for removing Mohawke's "noted penchant for sonic adventure" in place of Lunice's "proficiency for big-system bangers", concluding that "the five tracks here result in little more than the requisite head nod for the rest of us".
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Approximately halfway through the magazine's life, the practice of using capital letters for dramatic emphasis became increasingly common. An example of this would be a sentence such as "You must ELIMINATE DISSONANT ELEMENTS". Capitalisation was always used for the magazine's catchphrase, "DISSEMINATE ESSENTIAL INFORMATION". While capitalisation in text is usually interpreted as shouting (and indeed AP did shout on occasion), the tone of this style of emphasis was meant to be more booming and sinister, judging by the contexts in which it was used.
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