At this point, events between the book and show get muddier.
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And I can't explain my muddier vision to you any better.
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Suffice it to say that the water is muddier than usual.
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The difference between the two electoral lists is muddier than it appears.
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When the gaze is present for her suicide, things get even muddier.
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Online might be muddier, depending on how you run through your clues.
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But that calculation is muddier, with more protons colliding at the same time.
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Making matters even muddier, zero days are not the only form of attack.
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Though officials initially suspected some futuristic "sonic attack," the picture has grown muddier.
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The battle between Rubio and Bush is also likely to get muddier in general.
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However one ultimately sides in this debate, the evidence is much muddier than any of
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - A porcine calamity has left China's statistics looking muddier than ever.
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But if anything, the two officials left the administration's message muddier than they found it.
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Lamar Alexander (R-TN) and Patty Murray (D-WA) to stabilize Obamacare has gotten muddier.
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"So it was a much muddier picture when it comes to heart health, regardless," Griswold said.
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Their eyesight might get muddier, and they might start to need glasses where they didn't before.
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But it's also muddier than that — because again support remains subject to carrier and market availability.
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Let's see if he can maintain Week 1's progress with less time amid muddier pockets. 3.
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But after reporting on piracy for years, I've come away with a far muddier picture of its impact.
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There's a complicating factor when it comes to Cloudflare that makes the current situation a little muddier: in Aug.
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The debates got muddier as supporters of the 2nd amendment stiff armed any legislation possibly infringing on individual rights.
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A person can get any number of diseases, and this fact makes the dangers of light and moderate drinking even muddier.
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The labyrinth of alleys sloped up the foothills, and the mud-mortar homes became denser, muddier, as the grade grew steeper.
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There is another, muddier possibility: an imperfect election that is ultimately tolerated by many Zimbabweans and foreign governments preferring a measure of stability.
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They are briny and cool, and only a little less impressive—flabbier and muddier—than the perfect Pacific Northwest specimens I'm used to.
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If the trail is muddier than expected or the weather changes while the top is down, rest assured that the interior is water resistant.
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That's why Nate, Sam and Sully rent themselves a 4x4 truck with a front-mounted winch and enough horsepower to handle Madagascar's muddier inclines.
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Price's situation is a valuable lesson in how so much of this works because the circumstances of her firing are muddier and harder to prosecute.
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As long as things don't get muddier legally for the mayor -- and that's certainly not a guarantee -- then there's reason to believe she can bounce back.
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In contrast with these two grounding points, shining with the clarity of intention at either end of the exhibition, some of the work in between feels muddier.
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But in his newest show, "The Total Bent," which opens Wednesday, May 25, at the Public Theater, the lines between story and song are muddier than ever.
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To demo this, Richards queued up Billie Eilish's "Bad Guy" and put the Sonos Move in the corner of the room to intentionally make the sound muddier.
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The Pro line comes in gold, silver, space gray and midnight green, a darker, muddier shade than I expected, appearing almost silver or black in some lights.
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But the messaging campaign could drag out and obfuscate the investigation, morphing what some Democrats see as an open-and-shut case into something longer and muddier.
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But the reality is much muddier, more complex, and doesn't fit in clear patterns, which leaves women like Shannon searching for stories that sound more like their own.
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The debate over Wilson at Princeton and the dozens of similar disputes over building names and statues is muddier terrain for historians and for those wrestling with these decisions.
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"It becomes muddier because most people that sit in that seat have to moderate their views based on reality, and the reality is that inflation isn't moving," said Kohli.
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While in practice these divisions have never been entirely clean, circumstances have become muddier with the rise of agencies like the SEC that have gained sweeping authority over American life.
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Dallas' path to a championship is muddier than it has to be, but they do a superb job developing talent, finding diamonds in the rough, and plugging castoffs into their brilliant system.
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Because if you see the sides, the concrete side gave you the biggest risk of falling in the muddiest part of the puddle, but then the other side was muddier as well.
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They're just taking a deliberately muddier route, and if they don't get there, they're more likely to wear their failure as a badge of honor and to dig in with a destructive arrogance.
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"Never Look Away," working on a grander scale in muddier genre territory — not quite a biopic, it hovers between psychological drama and period romance — tries to achieve a similar blend of clarity and excitement.
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"It rained three days in a row before the game, and they tried to dry the field out with sand and all it did was make it muddier," Gregg told the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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Though the documentary's larger argument is muddier and harder to verify, that speech from 1989 will haunt Coe's spiritual descendants with a viciousness that will only grow as more of the public learns about his views.
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The truth is somewhat muddier – carrying the ball was commonplace in mob games, even if it wasn't done at Rugby – but whatever Webb Ellis did with the ball in his hands, it revolutionised Rugby School's version of football.
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How the pages got into the hands of the anti-secrecy platform WikiLeaks, which published them in July, is muddier — but the timing of the dump led many to suggest that it was an effort to help Trump.
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It has been, even in the eyes of Republicans, a much smoother success than the health care law's expansion of private health insurance, where technical glitches and premium hikes have left a far muddier picture of the law's impact.
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Colors in the Find X's pic just look duller and muddier than those from an S25.0+ 23 / 802.110When the camera is open, you can also lightly shake the phone and hear the pop up slider rattle a bit in its housing.
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Loss of detail is one thing, but there are some subjective things I prefer about the Pixel 2 as well: the XS shoots extremely warm photos, while the Pixel is more true to life, if a little muddier in the reds.
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But alas, though their fit is much better than the q-jays, I can't really recommend the a-jays either, as their sound is muddier and less precise than alternatives like the Nocs above or the otherworldly $38 Zero Audio Carbo Tenore.
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I wanted people, men and women, to be inspired by her and to be able to relate to her, and I wanted to make her muddier, dirtier, to give her some edge, give her some attitude, and I think we were able to do it.
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The reality at the border is much muddier, as thousands of asylum seekers try to navigate a slow and cumbersome process of gaining entry to the United States, a process made even more difficult now that the US has closed down its biggest port of entry.
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This press conference was billed as "a perspective on healing our nation's racial divide that differs from the National Action Network's Ministers March for Justice also happening Monday in Washington," one necessary "before the cultural waters become muddier and divisive rhetoric creates more violence": language that hinted at centrism.
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In fact, the only people likely to be barred from entering the US because they come from one of the six blacklisted countries are tourists who aren't coming to visit family in the US. But when it comes to the other ban — the 120-day ban on refugees — the Court's decision is much muddier, and possibly much, much broader.
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These cirri are further unique in this region because of their extended lateral projections. It is presumed that these unique buccal cirri are an adaptation to living in a muddier habitat than other species.
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Like the Yazoo, this river is silt laden. The river collects mud from runoff in the bayous and small streams that feed it. The river has a distinct "Clear-Mud Line" where it meets the Yazoo, showing that the Big Sunflower is muddier than the Yazoo at their confluence.
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This species reproduces sexually, and the eggs and sperm are usually released in a muddier area to prevent eggs from sticking to each other. The number of eggs per each spawning is around 600 (with a diameter of 2-2.5mm) and the brood shows low genetic variation. There is no parental care after spawning.
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Due to evaporation and lack of water inflow, the gulf and the marshland suffer from increasing silting with adverse effect to local marine life and economy. Inflow of fresh water from rivers such as the Qarasu reduces salinity with the additional effect of the water becoming muddier. According to a member of the Caspian Sea National Research Center, the gulf will have vanished by 2025 " if no efficient remedial measure is adopted".
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The Majiacun Formation is represented by an thick layer of brown and red sandstones, with muddier intervals of purple to green, or brown to red. The lower and middle units of the formation are composed of sandstone, siltstone, and mudstone. Eggs and eggshells are often found in the muddy siltstones. The formations of the Xixia Basin are thought to be of continental origin (due to the absence of marine fossils), probably deposited by rivers and within lakes.
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Lodger received relatively poor reviews on its original release, Rolling Stone calling it "one of his weakest ... scattered, a footnote to "Heroes", an act of marking time", and Melody Maker finding it "slightly faceless". In Smash Hits the album was described as sounding like "a ragbag of rejects from previous styles" with "only occasional flashes of genius". It was also criticised for having a thinner, muddier mix than Bowie's previous albums. Robert Christgau wrote favourably of the album in The Village Voice.
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Meanwhile, a real "paleface" captive arrives, given as a gift to the king. It immediately becomes obvious to the princess who is the "muddier" one, but the "paleface" turns out to be too squishy and overall disgusting. Not wanting to back down at the last minute, however, the princess declares a joust between the two suitors to select the worthier one. When the "paleface" charges at the robot, he splatters himself on the latter's metal chest, revealing the metallic body to all.
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It is the original reason for the location of the Kansas City Metropolitan Area. Lewis also observed that the water in the Missouri was muddier than the water from the Kaw. At 94 degrees 36 minutes west longitude, Kaw Point was the basis for the state of Missouri's western border from Iowa to Arkansas when it became a state in 1821. (Kansas entered the Union in 1861.) South of the Missouri River, that longitude still forms the border between Kansas and Missouri.
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Nowadays the name "Culbin Sands" means a beach, but formerly the name meant a large area of loose dune sand desert which is now the Culbin Forest. In its heyday, the dune system was the largest in Britain. This long strip of pristine beach is owned by the RSPB, due to its excellent bird habitat, home to Eurasian oystercatchers, Eurasian curlews, common redshanks and other birds. It is made up of a curious mixture of sand and long grass, but gets muddier further westwards.
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Pack-tracks had been formed in the 1870s, after traces of gold were discovered in 1869, 30 km north-east of Waiouru on Mr. Lyon's run at Kereru. The Gentle Annie track was used to get the hundreds of tons of Murimotu wool to Napier and later the shorter, but muddier, routes of Hales' Track and Field's Track to Wanganui were built. These tracks were later developed into roads for wool wagons and stage- coaches. By 1897 there was a coaching house at Waiouru for mail-coach passengers on the Napier-Taupo run.
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The 2004 Emerald Bowl began with a 1:35 p.m. PST kickoff time in SBC Park. Because the field had been converted from the baseball diamond typically used by the San Francisco Giants, both teams shared the same sideline during the game. Rainy conditions caused the field's natural grass surface to become muddier as the game progressed. Although 30,563 tickets were sold, an increase of 19 percent from the 2003 game, official in- stadium attendance was listed at 28,856, an increase of 28 percent over the previous year.
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Oreochromis lidole has been recorded from throughout Lake Malawi, where it tends to live in deeper, less muddy habitats than related chambo species, although they are often found together in the same fisherman's catch, suggesting they may shoal together. Like other chambo, they are rarely caught deeper than around 50 m. Juveniles and brooding females tend to be found in shallower, muddier water, in places such as Lake Malombe. The species was reportedly most common in the productive southern arms of the lake, and rare off muddy or rocky coasts.
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The Dragon's main display mode is 'black on green' text (actually the black was a deeper, muddier green). The only graphics possible in this mode are quarter-tile block based. It also has a selection of five high-resolution modes, named PMODEs 0-4, which alternate monochrome and four-colour in successively higher resolutions, culminating in the black-and-white 256×192 PMODE 4. Each mode has two possible colour palettes - these are rather garish and cause the system to fare poorly in visual comparisons with other home computers of the time.
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White Deer Hole Creek (much muddier) just downstream of Spring Creek, near Allenwood and the site of the mill that may have given it its name Lycoming County is about northwest of Philadelphia and east-northeast of Pittsburgh. The source of White Deer Hole Creek is in Crawford Township, just over the Clinton County line. Both it and the western half of the creek are within Tiadaghton State Forest. The creek flows east and soon crosses a natural gas pipeline and the Lycoming County line into Limestone Township.
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Joshua Klein of The A.V. Club commented that the album "often recalls the muddier bits of Sly Stone's later works [...] and the much-missed balladry of prime Prince" and stated, "D'Angelo's mellow strategy frequently pays off [...] a brave antidote to current pop and hip-hop trends." Despite perceiving a "heavy-handed emphasis on groove over melody" and "self-indulgent" song durations, Miles Marshall Lewis of The Village Voice viewed the album as a progression for D'Angelo and compared it to Prince's acclaimed Sign o' the Times (1987), noting that the latter album was initially perceived by most critics as "uneven".Lewis, Miles Marshall. Review: Voodoo.
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The silted, rocky slopes in the inner areas of the loch support encrustations of algae and ascidians, giving way to more mixed muddier sediments in shallower waters. Notable species recorded during underwater surveys of the loch include the holothurian Holothuria forskali, also known as the sea spinner, a species typical of more southerly British waters which occurs sporadically in western Scottish waters. Another interesting species recorded is the starfish Stichastrella rosea which is more typical of the northern British coastal waters and is infrequently recorded from exposed western coastal waters. Other wildlife which may be seen around the loch include red deer, grey seal, European otter, white-tailed eagle and grey heron.
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The GBC and GBA iterations were met with general praise. Reviewers commended the fluid and fast-paced gameplay of both versions, although some considered the Game Boy Advance graphics disappointing. Reviewing the GBA version, Marriott felt that its visuals were "slightly above average" for the handheld console but was not as impressive as those showcased on the SNES, while Eurogamer's Tom Bramwell said that the game appeared slightly "muddier" on the small GBA screen, but nevertheless looked ostensibly the same as the original. Craig Harris of IGN criticised the game's graphical implementation, insisting that the developers could have produced better looking visuals for the system rather than merely "[bumping] up the contrast" of character sprites.
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While they favour most terrain, particularly mud, their acceleration is very slow, and this can be a problem when racing against faster vehicles. As a rule of thumb, the larger a vehicle is, the greater the ability that it will have in traversing looser, muddier surfaces. There are 8 tracks that can be raced on in the game's setting of Monument Valley, from sand dunes to rocky canyons, with four additional tracks that can be purchased through the PlayStation Store, totalling up to 12 tracks. For example, "Mudpool" consists of mud- filled canyons, giving lighter vehicles a massive disadvantage, thus forcing them to use ramps and routes which keep to higher ground, while Mud Pluggers and Big Rigs gain an advantage through the muddy terrain.
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E. gouldi was found in the plattenkalk deposits of Pietraroia (middle ground) The Pietraroia locality, from where E. gouldi specimens are known, is formed by a plattenkalk outcrop at the top of a rock slope (the "Civita di Pietraroia") located at the eastern margin of the Matese Mountains. These mountains did not start to form until the Miocene, with the majority of the tectonic uplift that brought them to their current elevation having occurred between the Pliocene and the Pleistocene. At the locality, there are two distinct plattenkalk beds; the lower bed is coarser-grained and is largely devoid of fossils, while the upper bed is muddier and is the source of most fossils. The two beds are separated by lagoonal limestones.
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Sand dredging has become a mainstay of local economic development in the last few years, and is an important source of revenue in the region that borders Poyang Lake. But at the same time, high-density dredging projects have been the principal cause of the death of the local wildlife population. Dredging makes the waters of the lake muddier, and the porpoises cannot see as far as they once could, and have to rely on their highly developed sonar systems to avoid obstacles and look for food. Large ships enter and leave the lake at the rate of two per minute and such a high density of shipping means the porpoises have difficulty hearing their food, and also cannot swim freely from one bank to the other.
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On 27 August, the Fifth Army attacked again, II Corps on the right attacking at and the corps to the north at The attacking battalions had moved up during the night in rain and then had to remain hidden for ten hours, soaking wet and in mud up to their knees. Twenty minutes before zero hour, torrents of rain fell and a gale began to blow. Each man carried three smoke candles to form a smoke screen but these were soaked by the rain; the ground was covered in waterlogged shell-holes and became much muddier, causing to the infantry to lag behind the creeping barrage. In the XIX Corps attack, the 15th (Scottish) Division advanced with who were forced back after reaching Gallipoli.
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After initial concerns of an IT productivity paradox, evidence is mounting that digital technologies have significantly increased the productivity and performance of businesses. Negative effects include information overload, Internet predators, forms of social isolation, and media saturation. In a poll of prominent members of the national news media, 65 percent said the Internet is hurting journalism more than it is helping by allowing anyone no matter how amateur and unskilled to become a journalist; causing information to be muddier and the rise of conspiracy theory in a way it didn't exist in the past. In some cases, company employees' pervasive use of portable digital devices and work related computers for personal use—email, instant messaging, computer games—were often found to, or perceived to, reduce those companies' productivity.
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A reserve battalion overran the dugouts and more pillboxes nearby, advancing to just beyond the final objective, at the junction with the 4th Australian Division to the north, taking and An attempted German counter- attack by part of the 17th Division was dispersed by artillery and machine-gun fire. The 4th Australian Division assembled well forward and avoided the German barrage by squeezing up into an area deep and attacked at with two brigades. The right brigade attacked through a mist, took the first objective with only short delays to capture pillboxes but then mistakenly advanced into the standing barrage, which had paused for twice as long as usual, to assist the 3rd Division advance through muddier conditions to the north and had to be brought back until the barrage moved forward. The brigade reached the final objective from just short of the on the right and the edge of Zonnebeke on the left and gained touch with the 5th Australian Division further south.
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When aerial photographs showed that ground around Dumbarton Lakes, south of Inverness Copse was far muddier than expected, the plan was changed so that the infantry battalions sidestepped the marsh. On 11 September, the 23rd Division commander Major-General James Babington, pointed out to the X Corps commander Lieutenant-General Thomas Morland, that he was leaving the arrangements to deal with German counter-attacks to his brigade commanders but that the area suggested by X Corps HQ, was on a forward slope and he wanted to put the reserve behind the blue (second) line. Morland reiterated his intent to ensure that the counter-attack reserve was ready to intervene while German troops were reorganising, though the means to achieve this were left to Babington's discretion and that the 23rd Division reserve brigade, would conduct any prepared counter-attacks. A "Final Order" was issued on 17 September, as a summary and added information about the Bavarian Ersatz Division opposite and possible German counter-attack routes.
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The background vocals provide a midpoint between high and low due to the sibilance; the highest part of the voice is the thing that gives one intelligibility, the high end is what makes the words clear since there is nothing clearer than one voice; everything else is blurrier once it is added. A song that meets these criteria is "Tracking Treasure Down", which features one clear voice and the additional background vocals at a certain high end pulled down so high frequencies don't interfere with the lead voice. By taking away the high end it would become muddier, which is something Dave evaded; he took all high-end voices away, except for one, which peaks through and creates a definite position of all minor vocals. The layer comes from the pitch part of the voice and not the sibilance, which eliminates most high end and low end voices making it sound in layers.
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