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However, it was quickly discovered that her scoop was more overblown than Winter Storm Stella.
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If it's an even more overblown narrative ye seeks tonight, there's Eli Manning's career difficulties with the Vikings.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. As send offs to iconic football grounds go, they don't come much more overblown than West Ham's farewell to Upton Park.
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Though the designers can get caught up in their artistic pretensions, here the sheer craftiness of the exercise grounded their more overblown tendencies and made for a charming, thought-provoking result.
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The new impeachment inquiry led by House Democratic leaders, they said, was just one more overblown political crisis that Mr. Trump could weather and use to rally his base in 453.
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The new impeachment inquiry led by House Democratic leaders, they said, was just one more overblown political crisis that Mr. Trump could weather and use to rally his base in 453.
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Kaitlyn Booth, BleedingCool This is surely the most infantile of recent superhero yarns - a film that squanders the talents of an impressive ensemble cast and eschews any meaningful characterisation in favour of ever more overblown special effects.
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It became "Into the Lens" and, naturally, slightly more > overblown. I don't mind "Into the Lens"—the melody's unadulterated while the > arrangement's a lot more complicated—but I still prefer The Buggles version. > I think Geoffrey's brilliant on the Buggles version.
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Some criticised the film for retaining racist stereotypes that had been present in the 1933 film, though it was not suggested that Jackson had done this intentionally. King Kong ranks 450th on Empire magazine's 2008 list of the 500 Greatest Movies of All Time. The Guardian reviewer Peter Bradshaw said that it "certainly equals, and even exceeds, anything Jackson did in Lord of the Rings." However, Charlie Brooker, also of The Guardian, gave a negative review in which he describes the film as "sixteen times more overblown and histrionic than necessary".
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When Jimmy tells Cartman he feels he wrote most of the joke, Cartman fears Jimmy will try to take full credit and asks Kyle for advice on how to deal with Jimmy. Kyle instead says he believes Jimmy wrote the entire joke, and suggests that Cartman's ego is so big that he subconsciously remembers things incorrectly to make himself feel more important. This is supplemented by Cartman's flashbacks to the creation of the joke, which become more overblown and ridiculous as the episode goes on, showing him to truly believe that he deserves credit. Meanwhile, the joke becomes a national sensation.
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