Its most resounding and confounding recommendation: Stay out of the superstar cities.
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The year's most resounding testament to the theater's continuing power to shock.
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One of the most resounding questions was how Sony would handle the character in future movies.
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After leaving the show, the most resounding thing about Affection was how uplifting some of it was.
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But the most resounding and vehement response from customers is that this is just a thinly-disguised money grab.
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The streamlined label, the scene's whitest shape, as well as the one closest to the viewer, is the painting's most resounding note.
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But Mr. Sanders, who enjoyed one of his most resounding victories of the 2016 primary campaign there, ran a strong second at 23 percent.
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THREE years ago Narendra Modi led his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to the most resounding victory in a national election in India since the 1980s.
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The H-Bomb followed by the most resounding nail in the coffin ever seen in MMA history came out of their first meeting at UFC 100.
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The study offers the most resounding evidence yet that conservation efforts designed to boost fisheries can also benefit the coral that shelter young fish and slow coastal erosion.
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As the final ballots are counted, Mr. Trump's defeat in California is poised to be the most resounding since Franklin D. Roosevelt trounced Alfred M. Landon in 1936.
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After her Brexit plan went down to the most resounding defeat in modern British history, Prime Minister Theresa May was told to come back with a Plan B. She did that Monday.
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Clinton — disciplined, in denial, or a little bit of both — pretended that her back-breaking Michigan loss never happened — and Sanders made it out to be the most resounding upset since Truman beat Dewey.
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And second, The Good Place is a show about how to be human, and it seemed like the biggest and most resounding theme of the finale was that love is what makes us human, in the end.
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The most resounding salvo from a stage was heard in June, when the Public Theater production of "Julius Caesar" in Central Park presented the title character as a portly plutocrat with a comb-over and a model-glamorous wife.
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According to the poll, the most resounding support surrounded the prospect of requiring background checks for all gun purchases (96% in favor) and banning gun ownership for anyone who's been issued a restraining order for stalking or violence (92% in favor).
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Not many people like to admit being wrong when it comes to sport, but the chorus of 'I told you so' from people claiming they knew Nate Diaz would upset Conor McGregor at UFC 196 was one of the most resounding we've had in years.
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Yet ironically, 15 years later, it's FromSoftware's decision to make an absurd American president — one who speaks in stereotypes and who thinks he alone can save the country — the main character of Metal Wolf Chaos that may be most resounding with Western gamers today.
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Here's the latest: Prime Minister Theresa May returned to Parliament with an alternative blueprint for Britain's withdrawal from the E.U. Infuriating some lawmakers, it looked a lot like her initial plan, which was voted down last week in the most resounding parliamentary defeat in British history.
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Here's the latest: Prime Minister Theresa May returned to Parliament with an alternative blueprint for Britain's withdrawal from the E.U. Infuriating some lawmakers, it looked a lot like her initial plan, which was voted down last week in one of the most resounding parliamentary defeats in British history.
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That might not sound the most resounding endorsement of wireless charging, but once you actually get to use it, that extra convenience can really pay off—buy two or three pads, and any time your phone isn't in your hand, it can be charging, at home or the office or in the car.
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In France, the socialist government of François Hollande was seen as a dismal failure, and his party went on to take just 29 of 577 seats in the National Assembly compared with more than 460 for center and center-right parties — perhaps the most resounding victory for pro-market forces since the dawn of the Fifth Republic in 1958.
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However, the themes were the most resounding aspects of The Hairy Ape and upheld O'Neill's standard of novel drama genius.
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The settings for his vocal pieces range from the sacred to the comic. His most resounding works celebrate patriotism, friendship, freedom, and love. In addition to his vocal works, he wrote instrumental music for guitar, organ, piano, and glass harmonica.
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The most resounding debut, however, belonged to the new look Yugoslavia team, now consisting of the former Yugoslav republics of Serbia and Montenegro. Despite missing some its best players, Yugoslavia won the gold medal over Russia to pick up where they left off eight years ago.
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"Around the World" received comparisons to songs recorded by Rihanna. "Around the World" received generally mixed reviews from music critics. Chris Younie of 4Music gave the song a favorable review, calling it a "party-like song of lust and desire" and has "an insanely catchy chorus". The Scotsman critic Fiona Sheperd wrote that the song has "the most resounding chorus on the album".
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The campaign culminating in Kray's evacuation of Ulm was one of Moreau's most resounding triumphs. Napoleon Bonaparte had given Moreau specific instructions about the conduct of the campaign, all of which Moreau had ignored. Regardless, their combined efforts damaged Habsburg military operations. In Spring 1800, while Moreau wrecked Austrian defenses in Germany, Massena and Desaix ran into stiff Austrian offensives in Northern Italy.
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25, 2011. The intentionally disparaging term "Maple Leaf School" was picked up from the progressive magazine Canadian Forum, which was waging a similar crusade for literary modernism. "Probably the most resounding salvo by the Canadian Modernists is F. R. Scott’s 'The Canadian Authors Meet,' the first draft of which appeared in The McGill Fortnightly in 1927. One of its six stanzas lampooned the attention given to the Confederation Poets":John Coldwell Adams, "The Whirligig of Time," Confederation Voices, Canadian Poetry, UWO.
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Gunnar Gren, Gunnar Nordahl and Nils Liedholm. Perhaps the most resounding victory of this period was the 7–1 defeat of Juventus in Turin on 5 February 1950, with Gunnar Nordahl scoring a hat-trick. In the post-war period, Milan was among the three top Italian teams, and won the Scudetto in 1951, the first time since 1907. Il Grande Milan included the famous "Gre-No-Li", a trio of Swedish players composed by Gunnar Gren, Gunnar Nordahl and Nils Liedholm, all previous Olympic winners.
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Otger Cataló urged them to fight until death by the land that had seen them be born until liberated from Saracen power. The nine knights joined the swords, swearing before the altar of the black Marededéu de Montgrony, who would loyally fulfill their word. The horsemen, with Otger, started off for the combat, each one towards a different place, and achieved the most resounding victories. The only one that got injured again was Otger Cataló, during the battle to reconquer Roses, in 735, but this time as a triumphant.
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A title role in Anna Karenina (1937) was her most resounding success. She appeared to mixed reviews as Katerina in the screen version of Ostrovsky's The Storm (1934) and as Catherine I in the movie Peter the Great (1937). Tarasova toured London and United States with the Moscow Art Theatre in 1922-1924 to much international acclaim. She was a recipient of five Stalin State Prizes (in 1941, twice in 1946, 1947, and 1949), two Orders of Lenin and the honorary title of People's Artist of the USSR in 1937.
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The most resounding case is that of former President Alejandro Toledo, who would have received 20 million dollars, delivered by Barata, in exchange for the concession of sections II and III of the South Interoceanic Highway. The capture of Toledo was ordered, who is currently fugitive in the United States. He was opened an extradition booklet, sustained by influence peddling, collusion and money laundering to the detriment of the State. On March 15, 2018, the Supreme Court declared the request for extradition admissible, which was approved by the Executive Power, through the Council of Ministers.
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The CNT's Entertainment Union was a model of organization and operation in the confederal media. It was significant that the cinemas and theaters of Barcelona were one of the first and most resounding occupations of the activists from Barcelona's CNT between July 20 and 25. On July 26 a "Technical Commission" was appointed in charge of preparing a project that defined the new framework of work in cinemas and theaters. That same day, the Catalan Generalitat, overwhelmed by events, created the "Comisaría d'Espectacles de Catalunya" which did not work in practice, the production of workers organized through the CNT union completely took over production.
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Among the most resounding collaborations have included those with Claudia Păun and Nicolae Șușanu, enjoying great success in the country. His smash hit "Ești bombă" (English: You're a bomb), released in July 2013 in collaboration with Șușanu, was viewed by more than 27 million people on YouTube. The songs launched with Claudia ("Ce bine ne stă împreună" – How well we stand together, "Ce frumoasă e dragostea" – How beautiful is love, and "Mergem mai departe" – We go further) feature themes like unfeasible love or desire to be near a loved one, as themes with great appeal to the public. Today, as Florin Salam, he collaborates with record labels Nek Music and Big Man.
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The most resounding win for Siberian agriculture came in 1822, with the reforms of Mikhail Speransky. Whereas before, the native nomads of Siberia had been considered as such, they were now relegated to an artificial "settled" category and put on the same level as Russian settlers. This had two main implications for the region: Siberian natives were kept in conditions of destitution because of the increase in tax burden they were forced to face and large sections of land were freed up for cultivation. With the influx of Russian peasants into areas that had traditionally been used as pastureland and hunting grounds, many natives decided to abandon their old ways of subsistence and fit themselves into the categories that the government had decreed for them.
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Chernin warned O'Brien that waiting around for Leno to leave would be "only an invitation to long-term disappointment, and potentially a path toward undermining a promising career." Nevertheless, O'Brien signed a new deal with NBC in March 2002; the contract extended him through 2005 and most significantly contained an "explicit Prince of Wales clause" that solidified the official line of succession: If anything were to happen to Leno, O'Brien would step in. O'Brien's successful hosting job at the 2002 54th Primetime Emmy Awards "sent out the most resounding message yet about his growing strength as a performer", and a year later, NBC broadcast O'Brien's tenth anniversary special in primetime. By the time Leno's contract again came up for renewal, a discussion would be needed regarding the future of The Tonight Show.
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