Each note is used once: one note for the Across entry and one note for the Down entry.
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She's a one-note character, and that one note nearly drowns out this entire section of the episode.
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Favorite Ace solo: "Shock Me" Ace could play one note, and you knew it was Ace, in the same way that Allan Holdsworth could play one note and you know it's him.
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"We believe in you," one note on the flag said.
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I never received pushback or one note, for that matter.
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One note features the face of late president Hugo Chavez.
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One note: these video rides are spoiled by flash photography.
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One note: Just because something's covered doesn't mean it's free.
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One note: It's an art, not a science, my friends.
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Nate Parker as Nat Turner crumbled in a one-note performance.
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It makes people know you're not one note all the time.
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Also one note—I'm currently a science consultant for the show.
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The usual thrusts were replaced with a pleasing one-note vibration.
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The gongs you get in Bali tend to produce one note.
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That's not to say that Doom is unimaginative or one-note.
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One note: you'll need to be online to access these maps.
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She is holding one note, and the orchestra is moving harmonically.
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"Dear Mom, I love you," read one note presented to jurors.
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"Plus sized fashion can be so one-note sometimes," Innis says.
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One note: The current House Republican whip team is very good.
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We're not just one-note, or have one talent, or one personality.
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"No credit card information or [Social Security numbers] shared," one note read.
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One note: Beware of many sites offering free or low-cost templates.
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You mentioned the one-note bass riff earlier and that's also here.
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Still, there was too much juggling; it became intrusive and one-note.
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"Don't have Cybill talk while she's eating," Shepherd said one note instructed.
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"I want you to assist me pay the bill," one note asked.
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They remain everything their superstar is not: old, one-note, and bad.
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Roles for women are much more frequently one-note, in my experience.
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Timothée Chalamet, gangly poppet with the good hair, is no one-note wonder.
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Judd Hirsch reprise their roles as one-note comic relief—but the original's
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One note on these photos: this device is very much still a prototype.
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I'd make one note and then be like 'no, actually I hate music!
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Allen is just writing one-note roles for Hollywood's rising and risen elite.
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No amount of cleverness can change the one-note nature of the material.
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One note, provided to Vox, mentions the conversation about the venture capital meeting.
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Yates and his screenwriters display an eagerness to correct Burroughs's one-note characterizations.
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"Even one note, it can annoy you for weeks," Mr. Honeck said, laughing.
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But when it came to the clothing models, things looked pretty one note.
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You can add web page clippings, images, and audio recordings all within one note.
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Alice Eve plays the lawyer's depressed wife as a pouting, one-note baby doll.
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It made what could have been forgettable and one-note into something pretty special.
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Here, we get Robin as a one-note joke, the eternal chipper kid sycophant.
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Her impersonation might be one-note, but it is something to treasure (21:230).
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Her impersonation may be one-note, but it is something to treasure (2:2123).
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Her impersonation may be one-note, but it is something to treasure (2:00).
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Her impersonation might be one-note, but it is something to treasure (230:2210).
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Her impersonation may be one-note, but it is something to treasure (16113:16103).
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Her impersonation may be one-note, but it is something to treasure (23811:234111).
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Her impersonation may be one-note, but it is something to treasure (250:2800).
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The characters are irksome at best, itchy and irritating at their one-note worst.
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Likely only Bochniak's one-note headhunting saved Magomedsharipov from a very nasty third round.
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But there were no one-note speeches: Everything had some light and some shade.
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"Logged in from too many different IPs," one note next to an account reads.
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Her impersonation may be one-note, but it is something to treasure (13:00).
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Her impersonation may be one-note, but it is something to treasure (2450:24212).
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Her impersonation may be one-note, but it is something to treasure (241:2410).
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Her impersonation may be one-note, but it is something to treasure (23:00).
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Her impersonation may be one-note, but it is something to treasure (8013:8003).
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But "Black-ish" is too nuanced to make Johan's bohemian self-righteousness one-note.
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Sometimes he would pick out the individual notes one note at a time. Hours.
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"I'm not a big fan of albums that are too one-note," Sowa says.
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My one note is to go down one full size in the Yan Jacket.
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She ended the piece on one note, holding it and repeating it, pushing hard.
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Like other early synthesizers, they were monophonic, playing just one note at a time.
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This modern version forgoes the one-note sweetness and pasty thickness of the original.
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Maviel and Carter soon join in, each taking things one note at a time.
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Both Rogen's cocksure screenwriter and Ferrell's honkingly crass studio executive are one-note caricatures.
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There was one note of criticism for Trump from an unexpected quarter on Sunday.
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"Today is health lessens thank Satan we're doing this in bit," one note read.
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Robert Schwartzman's direction is blah, his story labored and the supporting characters one-note.
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One note is addressed to "Grey," the book that preceded "Darker" in James's series.
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"The aim is to degrade Macron's image, even if we lose credibility," one note said.
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There is no indication that he responded, other than one note referring him to Clovis.
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However, if it's a group interview, it's acceptable to send one note to multiple recipients.
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For many, black metal is like the corpsepaint worn by its creators: one-note, monochromatic.
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This was the one note of division at an otherwise festive and all-embracing event.
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What is particularly concerning is just how one note and inactive Jacare looks against southpaws.
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One of McCall's neater adjustments took advantage of the one note nature of Lineker's striking.
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" Elordi noted that he does not want Nate to be a one-note "bad guy.
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Instead you get these slices of life populated by an ensemble of one-note characters.
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However, there is a fine line between message discipline and being a Johnny one note.
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"Moral imagination, spheres of identity, but also move beyond cheap lazy pronouncements," one note reads.
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"When I got interviewed, I gave them the one note they see onstage," he said.
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Like, oh, I wouldn't have thought of that, but it's just like one note up.
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Instead, the lost village Smurfs are just regular Smurfs, with distinct (if one-note) personalities.
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This is not a tax cut for the rich, as Johnny-one-note Democrats insist.
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And I kind of just wrote one note on the piano, just like really really simple.
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Our one note: it might be time to get this sphinx a permanent pair of sunglasses.
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Some gross-out films are one-note, but Kuso finds new ways to test viewers' fortitude.
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And on that note: You'll see that we skipped one-note things like a banana rack.
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Instead of using chords, they are more accustomed to one note being played at a time.
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In a jailhouse interview with the New York Daily News, Jackson expressed one note of regret.
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These melodies are also interesting because of their intervals, the leap one note takes from another.
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One note of caution: Be certain to keep this information in a secure, possibly encrypted, manner.
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I especially love that for over five minutes the piece is tied to just one note.
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The results satisfy most cravings and don't hit you over the head with just one note.
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The trio hasn't changed one note of what they're playing 40 feet in front of me.
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One note: This type of cutting doesn't lend itself well to blunt, sharp angles and fringe.
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One proggy Japanese act I stayed out late for could only jam listlessly on one note.
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Yes. When you have images just one note could be as powerful as a whole arrangement.
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I flubbed one note in the beginning intro, and it twisted me and I flipped out.
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"Hi Honey," one note began, in handwriting similar to that of the message on the barn.
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In its high-tech yet one-note grimness, the Met's presentation can feel like a slog.
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She's been written as a one-note character whose emotional range stretches from morose to angry.
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ZIMMER Usually in a piece of music, you don't ever expose the player playing one note.
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During that time they have sent out just one note, on Tuesday, that asked substantive questions.
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If you move to LA to do movies, it can be a very one-note city.
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You can go down the one-note portobello mushroom route or try to get complicated with it.
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The best commodity sci-fi has one note per episode that's the best thing you ever saw.
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But just because your strands are short doesn't mean your hair routine has to be one note.
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In the hands of another filmmaker, The Babadook could have been cheap thrills-filled one-note story.
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In the hands of another filmmaker, The Babadook could have been cheap thrills-filled one-note story.
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He is a complex character at the center of a show and genre dismissed as one-note.
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The show can barely even commit to the one-note motivations it keeps reducing its character to.
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It's very slick compared to a lot of them, but it's a little one-note for me.
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He made that clear as he wrapped up his argument that he sings more than one note.
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One note on tax reform: Trump wants corporate rate to start at 20%, not decrease over time.
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But nothing could hide the fact that the emperor's sole motivation was still one-note inherent wickedness.
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"I do feel overwhelmed," she told me, and she gave me one note of a quiet laugh.
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He's a one-note sadist who nevertheless seems to constantly get his way in the show's universe.
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Trump's whole campaign has been a warbling siren song about "issues," delivered loudly and in one note.
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His contempt is so one-note and all-encompassing that it produces a measure of narrative leveling.
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The garlic sauce hits just one note, and there will be no prizes for guessing which one.
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"Opening Night" and especially "Cataract Valley" take their time with characters that are anything but one-note.
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I understand the crew being suspicious of Burnham, but Stamets came off as a one-note bully.
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"It's like a musician who knows how to play one note to make you cry," he said.
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"One note I get is elongate your fingers a little bit," she says, arching a delicate hand.
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One note: The point of using a burner is to avoid leaving a trace of your phone activity.
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One note of caution: the Pixel 23 has earned a reputation in the Android community for inexplicable slowdowns.
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I never put this place on a sundrenched pedestal, or viewed it as a one-note Hollywood stereotype.
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It makes the rest of the film feel unfortunately one-note, because Kumiko's motivations are bizarre and shallow.
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From Deep Dish to Thin Crust: Chicago, The Pizza Show Chicago is not a one-note pizza city.
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Yet after the Democratic Convention, this affirmative platform was subverted to an almost one-note, anti-Trump message.
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But it's also redundant and one-note, like an extended Natural Born Killers riff with nowhere to go.
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The version Mr. Grajewski serves is not big on frills, but it's more than a one-note dish.
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Bernie Sanders seemed to be the one-note, somewhat overbearing candidate who disappeared as the night wore on.
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Twitter was a one-note echo chamber: same old Browns, bouncing from one bad idea to the next.
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The prayer starts all on one note, as she recites "Ave Maria, piena di grazia," and then shifts.
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One note of caution: apparently as it closes the screen doesn't exactly do what the gifs above imply.
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One note: None of the products included fitness-tracking features, which CNBC previously reported Amazon is working on.
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One note before we get to the picks this week — proceed with caution when gambling on Week 17.
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It's horrifying, it poisons the air around us, but there's that one note of sweetness that keeps us sniffing.
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It wouldn't have been my choice: for all of its raw power, I find it a little one-note.
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The result is a parade of one-note, superficial notes that describe characters' looks, but rarely anything about them.
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One note: based on the schedule currently provided, few of the curling matches will be shown on television live.
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My favorite category of technology, gaming hardware, seems like a one-note record repeating itself for over a decade.
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One note: when two Max speakers are paired in stereo, only the left speaker will respond to voice commands.
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Patel has a great voice, and gives a much more charming performance than his one-note role should allow.
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After a couple of attempts, Brunson's game plan looked astoundingly one-note, and Whittaker started scoring with counter-strikes.
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For an alleged one-note candidate, Sanders is singing the right tune, especially with his focus on economic injustice.
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"Thank you for what you gave to this world, a deeper understanding of culture and food," one note said.
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Some of the issues were serious — such as whether one note amounted to boys bragging about their sexual conquests.
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Now the young birds have grown past the one-note call of desperation they made under their parents' care.
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But such a straightforward premise seems too one-note for American Horror Story — and already there's room for doubt.
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"To a great mail carrier who sacrificed his life for the greater good," one note written by a colleague reads.
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One note: if you want to make a stairs meme of your own, get on it while you still can.
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Yes, some politicians would avoid such a setup because of the risk of being exposed as a one-note ideologue.
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She's taken a character who could be a one-note monster and found a lot of other shades in her.
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"No bondholder in their right mind would ever vote to have their covenants stripped like that," said one note owner.
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Eckhart, as Greg, is hangdog hot; Louise Bourgoin is vivid, if one-note, as Greg's C-word of a girlfriend.
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One note on this front: Murkowski and Collins were heroes to the left when they opposed the Obamacare repeal effort.
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And with her tendency to frame everything as a "fight," would she be a one-note wonder on the stump?
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SM: Ambassador, there was one note from an analyst today that said watch the currency market, the USD-CNY pair.
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One note of caution: Just because the polling hasn't changed this year, it doesn't mean it's predictive of the outcome.
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One note: By the end of the day on Saturday, the third day of NYCC, some couples seemed to wilt.
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Too much rewriting has over-narrowed the characters into one-note clichés: Sam indecisive, Kelly wild, Beverly forbidding, Adam dim.
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Ultimately the two horns became locked in an unlikely harmony, just one note apart, embracing the fertile space between them.
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We must name people's tunes in one note, even when they were about to play you their entire composition anyway.
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It does this with just one note: an essence of sandalwood, twisted and kneaded until it smells like Silly Putty.
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It's content to vacillate between one-note sneering and make-outs with no thought for how it all fits together.
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The Royal Bank of Canada requested access in one note, as did the dating apps Badoo and Hot or Not.
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By contrast, Mr. Gantz's message, that Mr. Netanyahu had lost the moral authority to lead, was dour and one-note.
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Winter may be the season of warming soups, stews and porridges, but they needn't be one-note or soporifically heavy.
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One note to remember: Annual income is just one financial data point, and probably not even the most important one.
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The question is whether a smart writing team can continue to elevate what looks like a rather one-note show.
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But the film largely treats its setting and the Afghan people themselves as threats, outsiders, curiosities, or one-note jokes.
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However one-note Choi's offense, his timing and power have proven enough to take out a number of passable featherweight talents.
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Here's my one note on recent horror trailers: you've gotta hold off on the creepy violins until creepy stuff starts happening.
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In themselves and in comparison with one another, his minimalist painting series' are far from one-note exercises in figurative abstraction.
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And while there is a certain pragmatic approach to buying said items, that doesn't mean they have to feel one-note.
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SMITH: One note, we did invite Adam Putnam to appear on "The Story" tonight as well, but he was not available.
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One note of caution: Trump often talks about firing people when things go south and does not follow through on it.
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A "cut" is a rapid bow technique in which four notes are played consecutively to fill the space of one note.
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"Even if I never sang one note of 'Fiddler,' this show is responsible for my survival — it's responsible for my life."
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The guy has been dogged by criticisms about being a wooden, one-note actor from the beginning, but they're all wrong.
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The ones who can't seem often seem one-note or suspicious pretty immediately and end up getting blocked from The Circle.
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On one note the first violinist enacted a sort of extravagant, slowed-down vibrato that resulted in a quarter-tone wobble.
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"The days of one-note sexiness are over," said Tellez — making the idea of slipping into something comfortable even more appealing.
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"I think in the complex ecosystem of admissions, these one-note arguments are reductive, problematic and probably off-kilter," he said.
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That's somewhat predictable in a film where any Latino characters are either associated with the drug cartel or one-note sketches.
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One note: There was an overrepresentation of neo-Joker and Harley Quinn à la Suicide Squad on Thursday, the convention's first day.
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I'm very much of the opinion that punchlines about this character feel one-note and boring by the end of the film.
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I only wrote one note the entire time I was shooting with the A9, though, and it was about the electronic viewfinder.
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But most of the main characters are one-note villains with no apparent life, outside of abusing employees and racking up sales.
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The latest video from WatchCut features 100 people — filmed separately — singing one note of their choice for as long as they can.
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And before they even sing one note, they'll say something like, 'I'm homeless,' and that will impact the way you perceive them.
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You don't need the mean cheerleader or dumb jock to be a one-note antagonist in order to make the movie work.
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So not only do you write one note at a time—you're writing the whole piece in every gesture that you make.
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Don't let the one-note height jokes in his specials' titles dissuade you—they're just entreés for a mainstream (read: uncreative) crowd.
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When I started playing it, I just sort of laughed, thinking this was a cute little one-note ode to good times.
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Third, I thought she was a one-note Sally, eloquent on finance but thin on the rest of domestic and foreign policy.
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Van Gogh complains of the Italian 'watercolour manufacturers', among whom he numbers Fortuny, as 'birds with only one note in their song'.
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Before Teixeira's fight with Jon Jones we examined his one-note striking style in a piece called Glover Teixeira in One Punch.
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"Ted is the most wonderful man that ever lived — far above any dreams I ever had!" she signed off on one note.
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In the meantime, she continues to find joy in spreading love one note at a time with one clear message in mind.
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"The Kaws Album" and "Devolved Parliament" are not-very-funny, one-note jokes, while "Knife Behind Back" is an oversized cartoon figure.
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The problem is that Scanlan and Marshall give us a one-note dynamo whose needle never leaves a positively aggressive red zone.
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The film is fuzzy when you want it to be sharp, its characters too generic to register, particularly Gill's one-note Prashant.
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One note: Trump has often tweeted out his support for a candidate in a Republican primary who was going to win anyway.
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Despite Lydia's being a big and broad character, you're careful to keep her from becoming a one-note character or a trope.
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Only Randall (Sterling K. Brown) got more than one note to play, in his search for the biological father who abandoned him.
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And Gail, though a strong foil for Getty as a devoted mother, is too one-note to add anything to the conversation, either.
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Stone keeps returning again and again to a single story, so the larger narrative she's building for herself feels flat and one-note.
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I was all about finding new ways to flip rhythms on their heads or to emphasize one note within a riff over another.
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Well he does love volume, and he works off of the tight one-twos, in fact most criticize him for being one note.
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One note: Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted in 2000 that the company had acquired trucking carrier companies to help improve its delivery logistics.
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Maturities are modest with only one note coming due in the next five years - a $400 million, 2908% note due in October 20282.
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That image has only grown as we've gotten to know Kate more and more — but her beauty evolution is far from one-note.
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When Jessie J doesn't make her voice ripple over one note, turning it into about 20103 notes, the lifeblood seeps from her body.
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One note: Three of them — Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada — are the first three states to vote in the Democratic presidential nominating process.
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Mr. Pastor's ballet is one note, but it showed these performers dancing for all it was worth: Go for broke, or go home.
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If the several dozen I read are any indication, they are mostly one-note: "Stop the fees please," wrote Pat McCullough, from Ohio.
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We probably wouldn't get the Holocaust backstory, because the meddling mother character is usually rather one-note and only serves as comic relief.
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Trump only has the one note, and he has played it literally every time he's been called on to talk like a president.
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But they do have very distinct (some critics may say one-note) characterizations and senses of humor that are crucial to the franchise.
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The loyalty to this aspect of the character, even if "being fast" does become a one-note gimmick after 90 minutes, is welcome.
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First are Jason and Tahani, characters who have been underserved by the show for some time now, mostly reduced to one-note jokes.
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Combos satisfy the part of you that has been thinking about pretzels for 120 miles but knows how one-note they can be.
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"I made this item you are going to buy, but I didn't get paid for it," one note read, according to The Cut.
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What sounds like a one-note premise instead provides for endless, inventive riffs on what does and doesn't count as a light source.
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Brandy is a one-note, capital-R racist who does racist things like tell derogatory jokes about Latinos and drop the occasional slur.
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On the plus side, its "dual voice" construction lets you play two notes at once, generating richer sounds than one-note monophonic analog synths.
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Shuri brings so much of the humor, lightness, and charm of the film, without ever turning into a weightless, one-note comic relief character.
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So before you scroll through this list, one note: Don't grumble about what's missing without searching the page for whatever you're hoping to find.
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And then Pro 3 became the first integration with Office and One Note, where it was, how do we bring this pen to life?
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That same stubbornness that makes both Diaz brothers a tough fight for anyone also makes Nick somewhat one note in many of his fights.
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The performances are minimalistic and not entirely memorable — Zovatto is a one-note swagger machine, and Minnette mostly just looks lovelorn and then terrified.
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What saves Maia from being a one note grappler hopelessly failing on shot after shot is that he has options for initiating the grappling.
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"You listen to Bach's cello suites—the momentum comes from constant movement, often returning to one note, which is called the pedal," he said.
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I think I saw one note from an editor, something about not being sure if Elton John was out of the closet or not.
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I suppose my one note on this is that the A12X still feels fast as hell and I've never wanted for power so, fine?
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When I saw the movie in December, their portrayal seemed rather too fluffy and fawningly one-note, but it was also hard to resist.
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Mr. Moore mocked Mr. Strange's grasping of the president's coattails, accusing him of offering a one-note message and even being a tad obsessive.
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It had the most spice by a healthy margin, and the taste was considerably more complicated than several of the one-note sauces above.
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We especially see this in TV — most writers' rooms aren't noted for their diversity, and sometimes religion has been pretty one-note on screen.
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For most of the movie he's just an empty psychopath, a one-note character who delights in tormenting others for no reason at all.
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The fifth-grader found one note in her storage bin on Friday which said, "You're a terrorist," along with her last name, Boston 25 reported.
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As one note, I found the criticism that Jony wanted a gold watch so that made the Apple Watch a boondoggle to be enormously hilarious.
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Gay themes in Japan are very one-note and tend to fall into one of two categories: They're either full-on porn or fashion-related.
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More than two decades after Malice hit theaters, infertility and miscarriage storylines are luckily a little less one-note, at least on the small screen.
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The computer generated one note at a time—but if an errant, rule-breaking note was generated, the program rejected that note and tried again.
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One note of caution: While the 2016 survey was conducted by Public Opinion Strategies and GBA Strategies, the 2018 survey was conducted by Research Now.
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You basically just unplug your old headset and connect the new one (note: the Vive Pro connects with DisplayPort whereas the Vive connects through HDMI).
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He was a goofy good sport in Vacation even though the part was one note (employing some literal BDE before we were using that term).
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She held one note for so long that I expected bald eagles to fly down from the sky and swoop her up to the heavens.
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Grace Jones is more about a look than she is about ever saying anything, so BeBe just hammered her one note right into the ground.
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But Lucy herself is fairly one-note: She's a nervous, inexperienced intern who, over the course of the story, finds her courage and her voice.
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They're all talented performers, but their roles are so limited and one-note that it's hard to see them as much more than set dressing.
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Alexanya, with her non-functional mummy outfits, hideous makeup, and outrageous, incomprehensible accent, is a fairly funny one-note joke, largely relegated to the background.
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Its evident popularity with Bannon and King is further evidence that they do not blunder into racist rhetoric; it's one note in a deliberate dogwhistle.
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The one-note hawk becomes the first casualty of the Kirkman administration after the president fires him dramatically in front of the whole defense team.
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In the ill-suited space at City Center Stage II, the single set — that ice shelf, by Adam Rigg — is mostly a one-note joke.
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He sounded solid in the first half, even if one note broke into a wobble and, at moments, his voice boomed more than it soared.
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"The main argument is the lack of acidity, that it's very one-note," said Jenny Bonchak, who started Slingshot Coffee Company with her husband, Jonathan.
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On the Stooges' "I Wanna Be Your Dog," Cale is the guy maniacally stabbing that one note on the piano for the whole three minutes.
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The user-made programming that let the guitar play just one note will likely be too much of a barrier for a lot of users.
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One note sounded by Ms. Lieber and other choreographers was that they could think of few colleagues whose APAP gigs have led directly to bookings.
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Several such bonds traded on double-digit yields with one note maturing in 2020 hitting an eye-watering 79% in November, reflecting growing investor concerns.
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And the girl-power fantasies can often be one-note—Arya's training as a multifaced assassin rivalled the torture of Theon Greyjoy for sheer tedium.
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There's also far too much reliance on chocolate itself as a delivery system and the holiday has a color scheme that feels a bit one-note.
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That is how a lot of people sing their ABC's from the 12th letter through the 16th — with one note change, and no pause for air.
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But here's the good news: voiced again by Will Arnett, this would-be one-note Batman gets an arc, and it's a heartfelt and satisfying one.
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When it came to his bars, Beck simply struck one note and let it bleed into feedback, all the while glowering with defiance at his bandmates.
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At the time, it was primarily a companion for note-taking and organizational app One Note and a drawing implement for the company's Fresh Paint app.
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Plus, as a newcomer, Laura Dern is able to bring far more dignity and drama to that particular plotline without Ackbar's one-note meme-guy baggage.
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The fourth Jake Gyllenhaal in Nocturnal Animals is only seen through email and one note written with a typewriter (and apparently signed with a personalized stamp).
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The opposition in Dorchester—which, like any community in the state, gets to vet a potential pot dispensary before it can open—was not one-note.
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The fact that thus far a majority of the characters, particularly women Tina (Katherine Waterston) and Queenie (Alison Sudol), are disappointingly one-note doesn't help matters.
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There are so many different notes, and you get one note wrong and blam now it just sounds like the cat got into the music room.
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When it comes to health care, an issue that consistently polls among the most important to black voters, we've had the same, one-note conversation repeatedly.
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The product has found success, but even so, its one-note functionality feels underwhelming compared to the expectations science-fiction has been feeding us for decades.
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One note of caution: Winning 4-3 games can be tons of fun for fans, especially when you get 60,000 of them in the same room.
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In fact, I would like to institute a competition — although I don't like them — in which each participant would be asked to play only one note.
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The smell of blooming jasmine surrounded us as we climbed into it at night, sat cross-legged in a circle, and sang one note all together.
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And she has gotten ahead of the one-note socialist Senator Bernie Sanders on the idea of a job guarantee for everyone who wants to work.
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" In one note, Francis accused the bishops of allowing "compromising documents" to be destroyed, and of "demonstrating an absolute lack of respect for the canonical procedure.
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One note: While the coverage is buildable, if you're looking to cover more serious acne or dark spots, you might want to follow up with a concealer.
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One note in the collection suggests that despite Mr. Hoffman's reputation as an anti-establishment prankster, the seriousness of his intentions was apparent to a broader audience.
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"If things go according to plan, today [will] be the day I die," read one note found among Atchison's files on his thumb drive, authorities said Friday.
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The character of Joe's son, David, is, by contrast, irritatingly one-note, and Pryce is less than persuasive in the role of the Noble Prize–winning author.
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But the star of "Castle Rock" season two is undoubtedly Annie Wilkes, who becomes far more than a one-note murderer throughout the course of the show.
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One note: if there's a "Feedback" app added to your home screen after updating, just remove the beta profile in settings and the app will go away.
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One note: if there's a "Feedback" app added to your home screen after updating, just remove the beta profile in settings and the app will go away.
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In one note, the jurors asked whether, if they found that Mr. Hernandez's first confession was involuntary, they had to disregard his subsequent admissions to the authorities.
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On their own in gallery shows, these works read as clever commentary but also run the risk of becoming one-note; here, they gain much more purchase.
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Of course, you wouldn't necessarily glean as much from the way immigrants have often been portrayed in pop culture: as one-note delivery vehicles for comic relief.
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They may hear the songs interspersed with ads, get served truncated tunes, be asked to install an app to listen, or be blocked from hearing even one note.
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Often times, however, those lovely faces we see gazing back at us from the front page of all those glossies can begin to look a little one note.
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His idiot gym teacher Coach Steve has been in every episode, even though he's a one-note gag who feels like a throwback to Adam Sandler's 1990s films.
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Whereas other rappers would pivot between braggadocious and rueful from song-to-song, Keef explores all manner of moods within the confines of a seemingly one-note concept.
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The one-note message began to grate on Folds, who looked instead to artists like Stevie Wonder who embraced a broader spectrum of emotion and the human experience.
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Apocalypse's miscalculations start with casting charismatic, versatile actor Oscar Isaac as En Sabah Nur, then writing his character as a one-note heavy that a robot could play.
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"King of the Jungle" sounds like a Jeremih song recorded in a greenhouse, the beat made up of skeletal one-note plinks while monkeys chatter in the background.
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In one note from the documents, the FBI writes that Clinton said she did not know what the marking (C) — used to denote classified information deemed "confidential" — meant.
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It is clever enough to avoid the rhetorical traps that lay about the women's content business: It seems uninterested in either one-note outrage or hyper-positive empowerment.
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Ginny, who yearns for something better than clam houses and brutality — and who is mercilessly punished for her yearning — could easily have become a monstrous, one-note cliché.
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One note before we get to the food: If you like these ideas and want to receive our new newsletter, Five Weeknight Dishes, then please sign up here!
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"Sensation" and its Young British Artists dominated the art conversation, enraptured the tabloids, and relegated British portraiture to the debased realm of one-note arguments and conceptual gimmicks.
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One note about the RAM: you can add more if you'd like, unlike the m99.993 R2 model released in May 2019 that has RAM soldered to the board.
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My white sisters are great at articulating a one-note statistic of how women (meaning white women) today make about 53 cents for each dollar white men earn.
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"They may take our innocence but we will show the world the meaning of love and compassion," said one note taped to flowers left on a road divider.
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Winona Ryder sometimes seemed stranded on Stranger Things, forced into a one-note storyline that asked her to do a lot of yelling about her son Will's disappearance.
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This is not a highbrow lamentation of one-note frostings or a judgement of anyone for whom consuming the simplest iteration of fat and sugar is peak dessert experience.
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Once the supernatural threat was eliminated, the Lannister queen and her rather one-note set of cronies in King's Landing became Game of Thrones' apparent final set of antagonists.
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Cool environments and crazy creatures, after all, can't compensate for a pair of lead actors who drive their leaden one-note repartee into the ground for two hours plus.
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Mr. Sanders's appeal to young people earned him imitation by his Democratic rivals, as well as the criticism that he is a one-note candidate short on workable solutions.
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Across television shows, films, albums and web series, Jack Black and Kyle Gass have taken a one-note joke, hammered it into the ground, then trampled all over it.
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And another couple of movies of the same kind of Deadpool cracking the same kind of jokes might make him feel like a one-note character without any weight.
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For example, one note from an Iranian physicist recommends concealing the country's work on neutrons, which spark the chain reaction necessary to create a nuclear explosion, the Times reported.
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Where that was a solid attribute to have as a fairly one note wrestler, it has turned him into a killer on the feet even with a limited toolbox.
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If you've ever craved the experience of chewing on Polly Pocket figurines, then you would probably enjoy Nerds — tiny, one-note globules of flavored sugar exhibiting a gravelly crunch.
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A Way Out looks great, but I hope that the co-op isn't like Brothers's control mechanism: a one-note idea that pushes out other, more interesting missed opportunities.
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While crab can be briny and one-note on its own, variations like Dungeness and blue crabs can be just as rich and flavorful as lobster when prepared well.
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One note on timing: This poll was conducted by telephone December 4 to 8 -- well after the House's hearings had been underway but before this week's Judiciary Committee hearings.
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One note, though: One of the coolest parts of the software — the collaborative tool that lets users simultaneously draw and edit the same project — isn't available in the leak.
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"Mist" isn't all one-note, though: the producer manages to find room for chromatic vibrancy within its greyscale sound palate, helped along by dynamic recordings of chamber music instruments.
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He takes aim at both Democrats and Republicans, seeking to elicit laughs by pointing out their differences — but the caricatures he comes up with are tired and one-note.
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Gossip Girl's slow transition into nihilism is in large part a result of its decision to embrace its breakout character, Chuck Bass, originally designed as a one-note villain.
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He wasn't some one-note goon—he cracked double digits in goals three times and briefly served as Sharks captain—but he certainly wasn't what you'd call an offensive threat.
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The idea behind that was always that sense of misgiving ... nobody's safe – that's what I tried to establish there ... Have a listen and you'll see, that one note changes everything.
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" Erin Biba, a freelance writer for the BBC and NBC, among other groups, tweeted about the new rule, "One note is that many of us DON'T WANT to become employees.
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This too is true to the Archie comics, where in a way, the gals' eclectic clothes helped make them more finely shaded characters than the single-outfit, one-note guys.
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But she's also a bit of a one-note monster, because she literally just exists in Norman's head and is mostly there to "protect" him by guiding him to kill.
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Heat is what makes toast better than regular bread (if you disagree, fight me), and what turns a one-note orange flavor into a complex addition to a negroni variant.
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While the hardware Minimoog Model D is monophonic (produces only one note at a time), the app has the option to play chords with up to four notes at once.
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All their music, but especially We're Not Talking, channels the pure, violent entropy of living; you can hardly expect any one song, even any one note, to stay the same.
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One note: The following ladies are stunning in both their before and their after shots, but there's no arguing how much a new set of brows can transform the face.
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Malambo is traditionally a competitive form, and its aggressiveness, as the dancers repeatedly challenge one another and storm the stage in packs, amounts to a kind of one-note machismo.
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At the very least, our central duo — Mr. Mazyck, endearingly awkward as Tino, and Brenda Pressley, likable though underserved by the one-note Bernadette — should have more to work with.
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"Never Leave Me" (season 7, episode 9) Andrew doesn't always work as a character — he can be one-note — but he injects some much-needed levity into season seven here.
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One note: since the leaked photos and videos have all been of the larger Pixel 4 XL, there's a chance the smaller Pixel 4 might look different in some way.
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So I can attest that those cheerfully one-note little dudes were a genius merchandising play—which is probably the main reason there are 100 of the tiny bastards, after all.
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One note of controversy surrounding his position is that his wife ran for a Virginia State Senate seat in 2015, receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations from Democratic operatives.
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One note of optimism for prospective US buyers: if the P9 makes its way to American shores, it's highly likely that it will do so with Qualcomm's Snapdragon 820 powering it.
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She holds one note especially close, written by a woman who said she had planned to commit suicide until she read about the McDonalds' struggle and found hope in their story.
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"What critics said: "As viewers it's hard to be as sanguine about a one-note chucklefest that combines the worst of Lorre's conveyor-belt slapstick with an uncomfortable stab at edginess.
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Some Democrats say he's been a one-note candidate, always pivoting off the political debate of the day to return to the same anti-corporate message that he's honed over decades.
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We discussed this in our pre-fight look at Rodriguez: if all you ever do is unorthodox stuff you stop being 'unpredictable' and you just become one-note in your wildness.
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While Amesbury House of Pizza's pies exhibited those two Greek pizza touchstones—the lacy, crisp edge and the fried bottom crust—The Pizza Factory's pies are comparatively stodgy and one-note.
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" But Charles Champlin of The Los Angeles Times said that while Mr. Burton was "ingratiating," he delivered "a one-note characterization of worried embarrassment, which becomes mildly boring and generously unconvincing.
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Toshiro Mifune's monkey-scratching bandit, charming at first, becomes one-note; the drifter's cynical laughter is excessive; and the woodcutter's rescue of the baby at the end, a crudely sentimental device.
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One note about timing here: This debate comes after a highly newsy week in politics (hello, impeachment!) and ahead of an extended holiday break (hello, Hanukkah and Christmas and New Year's!).
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Where a click of the eraser side of the Bluetooth-based pen used to launch One Note, it now launches the new Windows Ink pane on the right side of the screen.
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According to Weinstein, as he recounted in 2015 on The Graham Norton Show, he had one note about a scene in the middle of the movie that he really needed to address.
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But these are one-note roles in a film where the characters don't feel like people, so much as chess pieces being moved back and forth across the board at frantic speed.
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Since arriving as a one-note sadist in Season 3, this striving, legitimized former bastard has expanded to both embody the story's dynastic obsession and inflict some of its most flagrant abuses.
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Juries in lengthy deliberations often send notes asking to review evidence or legal instructions, but Shkreli's jury has sent only one note, Tuesday afternoon, asking for clarification of terms in the case.
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And Democrats will again play to type as mindless obstructionists and one-note alarmists — the same overheated opposition that, as the Times's Jeremy Peters reported last month, only hardens support for Trump.
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That brings me to one note of optimism, and it comes from my newspaper, which put up a paywall a few years ago and last week announced a successful quarterly earnings period.
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Almost, but not quite: When he administered a subtle accent on one note of a pattern, or added a tap of a cymbal or snare drum, it became a startling, significant event.
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It's on the thick side of the texture spectrum, and combined with its unpleasant aftertaste and general one-note chemical saltiness, it can make the whole eating experience seem like a chore.
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Sewell can be a fine antagonist (see his work on Amazon's The Man in the High Castle), but his menace in Gods of Egypt is so one-note it comes across as ridiculous.
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Yes, her voice was distinctive — you can often identify it with just one note — but there were two women on the stage Sunday night who used their own distinct voices to honor her.
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One note of caution: the Pixel line has always lagged behind both Samsung and Apple when it comes to video quality, and Google didn't have much to say about whether it's improved here.
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If it was a little one-note, it successfully (and thankfully) avoided the trap of the pseudo avant-garde, often a pitfall when designers feel the need for a look-at-me moment.
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"Then you need to learn to breathe and play the music at the same time — so it's like going back to the very beginning again, even just to play one note," he said.
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Mike Perry is a little less of an easy read—despite being regarded as a one-note banger who memed his way into relevance, he has been capable of some surprisingly slick looks.
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Sanders has to show voters something more and more varied than he did in 2016, lest his bid seem a tired, one-note rerun, and it's unclear that he has that in him.
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One note of caution for Bella, or just a huge coincidence -- Kourtney Kardashian posted a pic of flowers she got ... a few hours before Bella got hers, and it's an oddly similar bouquet.
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From the outside, the American South of 2017 may seem stuck in a one-note loop of grim historical disputation, with fights over the Confederate flag and monuments interrupted only by meteorological disaster.
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Though the one-note wrangling of the teaching artists is amusing, the absence of characters who could meaningfully oppose their dead-end liberal agenda leaves a hole at the heart of the story.
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A thing I really like about this novel is that, thanks to the multiple narrators, the story has empathy for all — even characters that in a lesser book would be pretty one-note.
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It doesn't matter if we're talking about Aretha Franklin or the lunch lady: How do you pack that much beauty, wit, passion, musicality, muscle, raggedness, and poise into one song, into one note?
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One note: Even though being in the sun prompts your body to produce vitamin D, Dansinger said that taking a D supplement probably won't lift your mood the same way real sunlight does.
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Microsoft might have been an obvious consideration, although it has been making some strong efforts to suck up Evernote users to its One Note platform, so that may understandably have been a bit awkward.
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One note of caution though: While it won't be out of place to be more informal, let's not forget that LinkedIn is ultimately meant to be the place for your professional social media network.
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He rebutted Clinton's argument that her broad experience makes her qualified for the presidency in a way a one-note candidate like Sanders never could be, leaning again and again on one word: Iraq.
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" Like, my dad made this pilgrimage to go see Mahavishnu Orchestra in New York and he always talks about this one time that [guitarist] John McLaughlin "played this one note that went into space.
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Despite what some early buzz suggested, director Justin Kelly avoided representing Kocis (Christian Slater) as a one-note sexual predator, and Slater's depiction of him is by far the best part of the film.
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In fact, there's one note just before the title Widows hits, which we put in at the last moment just to let people know that there might be the possibility of music appearing somewhere.
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The important stats on older individuals: One note: The ICU stays could be lower for the oldest people if the disease progresses so quickly that they don't even have an opportunity for intensive care.
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In this ballet, where so much happens at once, there are patches of airlessness and a sense that Mr. Ratmansky is on a mission to not allow one note to escape his choreographic grasp.
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Mr. Beasley said that because he is a black artist using cotton as a subject, his work inevitably touches on race and slavery, but he is at pains to sound more than one note.
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The flavor, with the signature hits of paprika and celery salt, was far more complex than Frank's, which compared with the new guy, all of a sudden seemed like a vinegary one-note tune.
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As I sat at the bar facing this twinkling wonder, drinking an obligatory but one-note margarita, I pondered how much money I'd be willing to spend on a proper Los Angeles street taco.
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Asleh was an optimist, but, as he wrote in one note, he was wary of what would happen as he and his Jewish Israeli friends grew older: Now I know who my friends are.
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We dive deep into one of Rockstar's least subtle intros, into the finicky mechanics, the one-note characters, the beautiful skyboxes and moments that work—as well as the elements that just plain don't.
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Happy Ending is ultimately a disappointment — a toothless, one-note story that chides upper-class white people for their insensitivity and obliviousness, in part by treating a series of mute, confused black refugees like props.
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One note here: Dual Capture will take up about three times as much memory as standard photos, so you might want to invest in a microSD card before you fill up your phone's internal storage.
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Still, there's definitely a new peace process conductor in town and a new tune, too, which has moved away from the one-note, two-state solution that has characterized US policy for almost 30 years.
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While Dory's parents are portrayed as loving and supportive, with all the fears of a couple trying to give a special-needs kid the same carefree childhood as anyone else, they're a one-note abstraction.
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Where Edgar looked so varied against Urijah Faber: who would only attack with overhands and attempt to counter everything Edgar did with the lead hook, Edgar was one note by the end of this bout.
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Until recently a one-note provider of electrical weapons, Taser has swiftly cornered the market for body cameras and related software, making it one of the most important suppliers of technology to law enforcement today.
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" Columbia University, 19, class of 2021 APP: Notability About: Import documents and take notes directly on them "Notability can even compete with Microsoft One Note in its ease of use, accessibility to notes, and versatility.
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Digital distribution platforms lower the bar to entry but raise the bar for gaining an audience, especially for those who don't specialize in vulgarity or ideologically one-note work (and that's without any money involved).
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Trump's one-note immigration policy It is equally confounding that Trump, in his tweet, praised Mexico's efforts to stem migration when he has in the recent past regularly bashed the country as "doing nothing" on immigration.
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In the Quartet No. 3, the players produced a cooler, smokier sound suited to a work that weds irony and pathos with big slurpy portamenti (slides from one note to another) answered by mocking plucked notes.
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Dodds, whose own son and daughter both have special needs, adds one note of caution: As a for-profit venture, an app like Wolf + Friends needs to be careful not to take advantage of its users.
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Notion (Android/iOS, freemium)Screenshot: NotionNotion defies easy categorization, but it's a sort of Evernote-esque all-in-one note-taking and task management tool (it runs on the web and desktop as well as mobile).
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One note of caution: I find the G5's camera slightly less consistent than the V10 in its exposure metering, though LG assures me that it has the exact same hardware specification as its 25 predecessors.
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My personal preference is private and password protected, so I can play with the same three people I play games with every week, but one note—lobby names are public regardless of how they're set up.
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Guardians makes such a point of how a bunch of wacky, selfish, one-note characters find reasons to bond, and in the process, how they develop into something bigger, and what they get out of it.
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In all honesty, I had written off Sanrio's latest character Aggretsuko — a cute red panda with a secret penchant for blowing off steam from her office job via death metal karaoke — as a one-note joke.
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For an example of why that is necessary, consider Rochas, where Alessandro Dell'Acqua riffed on one note — pleated and ruched chiffon tea dresses in layers of sugary shades — for a collection too sweet to be satisfying.
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She's a bit annoying and occasionally too one-note, but the moments when Nicdao lets self-doubt and even sheer terror flicker onto her face between poses show us what she's burying under all the bravado.
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They wear absurd leather outfits and travel in a fleet of souped-up vehicles, but though Daybreak is the first to acknowledge that they're Mad Max wannabes, that doesn't make the cribbing feel any less one-note.
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SUR bartenders and Vanderpump Rules regulars Ariana Madix and Tom Sandoval show us how to make the cocktail at home, and it's (surprisingly) not cloyingly sweet or one-note, thanks to a sizable hit of muddled citrus.
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One note about annual fees: some really great rewards cards do come with annual fees, but the perks of the rewards may outweigh the fee, and in the case of cash rewards, may even pay for itself.
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In giving us a kaleidoscope of Cher avatars called Babe, Lady and Star, the book writer Rick Elice, who also scripted "Jersey Boys," creates three one-note characters from what might have been a single rich one.
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" In one of his most recent motions, Mr. Brafman included emails between Ms. Haleyi and Mr. Weinstein, in which she responds in a friendly manner after the alleged assault, wishing him in one note, "Lots of love.
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The documents include several spicy morsels, such as text messages to aides of Volodymyr Zelensky, who was then Ukraine's president-elect, and one note allegedly scribbled (with misspellings) by Parnas on stationery from the Vienna Ritz-Carlton.
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Track 8, the "Butterfly" Etude in G-flat major, shows how Friedman converts this virtuosity into sublime wit: We are dancing away until that moment of rubato at the end, where one note is suspended in air.
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He found himself eating and drinking with cooks, food journalists and social historians like John Egerton and Jessica B. Harris, who were reaching beyond the one-note view of Southern food held by most of the country.
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"Comedian" is not a one-note Dadaist imposture in which a commodity is proclaimed a work of art — which would be an entire century out of date now, as dated as a film director mimicking D.W. Griffith.
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But while Vivian and Jane are okay with that (that's the aforementioned "one note" — they're just normal and chill), Renee is obsessed with her failure to measure up to the women she sees in magazines and at SoulCycle.
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But most of the romantic writing here seems really clumsy and bald to me — particularly Gert's one-note, repetitive pursuit of Chase, who as far as I can tell has no positive attributes whatsoever except a strong jawline.
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This unshakeable and non-negotiable confidence is a big part of what the people who don't like LaVar Ball dislike about him, and also a big part of why he makes for such entertaining (if one-note) television.
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But Stetson funnels an astonishing amount of air through his body for minutes at a time to play his bass sax compositions without stopping to breathe, and he's doing quite a bit more than just holding one note.
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She's not your fat best friend or a one-note punchline—instead she's afforded space to learn her lessons repeatedly, to have the kind of growth trajectory that a protagonist deserves but fat characters are so often denied.
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You might have thought that after eight years of endless, one-note messaging to "repeal and replace" the Affordable Care Act, opponents would have come up with a plan of their own, or at least formulated some ideas.
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In equal temperament the octave — the space between one note and the next highest iteration of that same note — is divided into 12 half-steps spaced equally apart, allowing for harmonic modulation and easy communication among different instruments.
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" In decades of correspondence, he tried to figure out why we stayed in touch, beginning one note "Darn you Maureen Dowd" and mischievously observing in another, "Sometimes I found it better around my family to go 'Maureen who?
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The entirety of the song is sung mostly on one note — the tonic, or center of the key, that gets repeated endlessly in order to emphasize how stuck our hero is in his fixation with his cheating girlfriend.
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The soloist is asked to create multiphonic sound by playing one note, vocalizing another and, through the magic of acoustics, summoning a third; the effect is like wind sneaking through the cracks of poorly insulated windows in winter.
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Through our three and a half hour long conversation and exchanging multiple emails (in one note to me he clearly states our conversation is his "final interview"), it's clear that Simpson is hyperaware of that idea, unconsciously or not.
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Still, standing out isn't easy: Everyone is using the tools Instagram has provided, from Gif stickers and emoji polls to new fonts and Boomerangs, to the point where everything you see can start to seem a bit one-note.
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But it has before: Foreign Policy's Elias Groll has a good write-up of how documents stolen from philanthropist George Soros's foundation included one note showing Soros's group shoveling hundreds of thousands of dollars to Russian dissident Alexei Navalny.
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While the gag is pretty one note — Trump's speeches are actually deepfakes of children throwing tantrums or of Vladimir Putin speaking — it's a smart way in to a standard Trump joke that makes it feel fresh and relevant again.
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Sure, the occasional bass tone rang out even more forcefully on her second go; Ms. Hahn took extra time on one thoughtful pause and allowed herself a tiny slurp on an expressive slide from one note to the next.
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The aesthetic is always the same, and is the cheapest, easiest way to mass-produce #content: The videos almost never have narrators, always use one-note stock music, and almost always use footage WEF has borrowed from someone else.
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However, it can get a little one-note when the interviewees are rarely asked to do anything more than sputter angrily — which may be why some of the interviews have been cut down to just one or two questions.
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"We love Bernie and we've kind of been shunned by some of our more liberal friends, but the breadth of Hillary's experience on the issues is more important than sort of, the one note message that Bernie gives," Mr. Bailey said.
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Here's what we're left with: a dystopia that has no political statement to make; a flat world built around a single, flimsy plot device that can't support it; and a character study of a dull and unlikable one-note character.
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Ariana Grande's new song "7 Rings," and its accompanying video, both of which serve as a three-minute crash course on what it's like to have endless money and no qualms about spending it, debuted to a fairly one-note response.
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This pink and purple kids' communicator worked well enough, but it was a one-note device that use wasn't worth keeping around beyond a few years—and it's surprising it was even around for that long, though its $65 price tag.
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There's only so much even Hamilton and Davis can do with such one-note characters (though Hamilton, at least, seems like she's having a ton of fun), and Dark Fate doesn't seem especially interested in seeing them as anything more.
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It is music for voices, drums and bamboo trumpets that each play one note (sounding like the syllable "bu"), hooting in complex patterns of syncopation, akin to the rara music of Haiti and the gaga music of the Dominican Republic.
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Michael McKean brings the same goofy humor he showed in Clue and This Is Spinal Tap to the nipple-obsessed witch-hunter Shadwell, but he's playing a one-note character who can't stand up to Aziraphale and Crowley's comedic depths.
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Warp have not specified which albums in particular we can expect deluxe editions of, though Music Is Rotted One Note, considered by many critics to be Squarepusher's (aka Tom Jenkinson) magnum opus, is arguably the best candidate for such treatment.
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Instead of being an imitation of something that came before, or being too one-note of a character, his personality is versatile and adaptable, and can fit into any story (he's been in more movies than any other animated character).
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Unfortunately the focus on this one product by a one-note media and headline chasing polls has obscured a far bigger issue — the corrosive role of Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) who oversee drug prescription plans in driving up consumer prices.
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As an Asian male myself, I feel like this representation is very important to me, and I want it to be a range of dudes that have a range of looks and feels, so it's not just one-note either.
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Vocal duties, which were split between Louis and James on the first record, are doled out fairly equally on We're Not Talking, which serves the group well; the trio's voices together add texture where Up To Anything sometimes felt one note.
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In one note of optimism, Carney said that if May struck a Brexit deal on the basis of her "Chequers" proposals then the economy would outperform current forecasts because it would be better than the bank's assumed outcome, the FT said.
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"It's nice to have a diverse group of people so that it doesn't become so one-note — to have a female energy on set, to have different types of people and different vibes, and a more balanced creative environment," she explained.
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One note on "poison pills" The "no poison pills" piece of the agreement has been touted by the President and Republicans, and it will have the effect of streamlining the appropriations process and eliminating some of the most contentious spending battles.
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Caryn Wilson, a senior editor for politics, recommends its argument that Singleton's film "Poetic Justice" was an answer to critics who said his portrayal of black women in the Oscar-nominated film "Boyz N the Hood" was one-note and reductive.
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It's wonderful to watch Ms. Serralles, who is too often drafted into one-note roles as emotional train wrecks, get the chance to deliver a nuanced and funny portrait of someone drawn to psychological drama but not ruled by it.
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Johansson: It's nice to have a diverse group of people so that it doesn't become so one-note — to have a female energy on set, to have different types of people and different vibes, and a more balanced creative environment.
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In one note, jurors asked the court to read aloud a transcript of parts of her testimony, and in another note, they asked to rehear testimony from actress Rosie Perez, who said that Sciorra had told her about the incident.
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The two get lessons in second banana-hood from Shy's manager ("This is Us'" Sterling K. Brown, like Luke Kirby's Lenny Bruce, a welcome if sporadic presence) and imperious stardom from Jane Lynch's Sophie Lennon, a more one-note role.
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One note: While a plethora of foreign series of all types are available for bingeing, these shows, even the ones on streaming services, are being released weekly — each is two to four episodes into its season, a perfect time to sample.
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One note for aspiring constructors who are under age 55 or not in the New York City area: If you would like to learn the art of crossword puzzle constructing, please join the Crossword Puzzle Collaboration Directory group on Facebook.
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I will concede to all of your points that Julia Stiles is maybe not the one-note, infuriating presence I found her to be in my own teen years, now that I am grown-ish enough to remove my own blinders.
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But instead of working within the honorable tradition of the one-note character actor, Wilder painted with varying shades of optimism and warmth—always hidden under a veneer of derangement—and the combination somehow made him into an unlikely movie star.
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His one-note response to literally everything—I LOOKED INTO THE NIGHT KING'S EYES—has become a kind of in-joke, but it does get at the fact that, you know, nothing matters if they don't defeat the threat to the North.
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There is a fascination in the mechanics of Helen's decision-making, as she quietly raises money with the help of a high-society mother (Edie Falco, doing wonders with a character written as a one-note snoot) who's been in her situation.
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Caryn Wilson, a senior editor for politics, recommends its argument that Mr. Singleton's film "Poetic Justice" was an answer to critics who said his portrayal of black women in the Oscar-nominated film "Boyz N the Hood" was one-note and reductive.
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Bringing it to the much larger scale of the Oscars stage emphasized its status as a one-note bit that has long overstayed its welcome, making a solid case that Kimmel and Damon need to bury their fake hatchet and move on.
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Fresh bands would aspire to follow the blueprint, only to add to the endless echo of localised indie rock, and it all contributed to a decidedly one-note output that was now considered the popular 'sound of Sheffield' throughout 2006 and into 2007.
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Burch is so relatively one-note in a film that's meant to accommodate shades of gray, however, that his cartoonish villainy almost seems like a cover-up for the fact that one of the movie's ostensible protagonists might be less heroic than he seems.
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Far from your average one-note rose spray, this best-selling pick (it has over 30,000 likes on Sephora) has a skin-soothing base of aloe, rose, and coconut waters, with witch hazel to reduce redness and hibiscus extract to support natural cell turnover.
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The best way in is through 'hidden' wikis like this one (note you won't be able to click through on any onion links without the Tor browser) and various others you can find via Reddit or with some clever web searching on sites like DuckDuckGo.
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Bachelor: Delice De Bourgogne, Zabars Bio: This triple-creme, made by Lincet, is rich, buttery and decadent, but the creme-fraiche added to the curds adds a nice sour-cream-like lactic note to prevent the cheese from becoming too cloying and one-note.
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One note: This year, retailers have been wisely updating their marketing language to call this weekend's deals "mid-season sales," rather than Martin Luther King Jr. Day sales — because, obviously, honoring and remembering MLK should be done in ways that don't involve a credit card.
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Fred Armisen's monologue as a scandalized bishop is priceless; but it's the fabulous Lauren Weedman (who injected warmth and pathos into the thankless role of a gay man's best friend on the regrettably short-lived HBO show "Looking") who rises above her one-note character.
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The jury is still out on whether 21st-century politics has reached a point beyond parody, but the one-note satire "Mister America" proves that it's still possible to get laughs out of a single gag — and just as possible to belabor the joke.
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The jury is still out on whether 21st-century politics has reached a point beyond parody, but the one-note satire "Mister America" proves that it's still possible to get laughs out of a single gag — and just as possible to belabor the joke.
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The verses mostly cling to one note over a nervous drum-machine pulse, but eventually a pealing chorus arrives, though it's still more ambivalent than its melody suggests: "All along we're gonna feel some numbness/Oxymoron of our lives," a multiplied Feist sings in harmony.
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What started as a riff in a group text became an incredibly involved joke, as the board game enthusiasts wanted to make sure their game, an expansion pack for Monopoly, was as robust and fun to play the original and not some one-note diss.
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One sunny afternoon I drove down Sunset Boulevard to an about-to-be-leveled Spanish Colonial Revival villa in the hills, where nearly two dozen artists had larded the walls, garage, bathrooms, and even the drained pool with childlike paintings and one-note jokey sculptures.
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It's fitting, I suppose, that the reason Bennett has no time to satirize the super-powerful man eager to roll back gay rights in the United States is because he has to continue hitting the one-note "Trump has a crush on Putin" joke week after week.
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Even roles that could have easily been one-note, like the brutally pragmatic Project Noah overseer Clark Richards (Vincent Piazza), or janitor Lawrence Grey (Jason Fuchs), who serves as Renfield to Fanning's Dracula, have some nuance, thanks to strong performances and Liz Heldens' lean but sharp script.
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Timed perfectly to last night's Grammy Awards (which featured James Corden jammed into a car facade singing "Sweet Caroline" with Jennifer Lopez), the new trailer sheds a bit more light on how producers are going to squeeze the one-note bit into a full 16 episodes.
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The prologue is polyphonic and has four different voice modes: mono (produces only one note at a time), unison (creates a thick sound by layering multiple notes and playing them as a single note), poly (play multiple notes at once), or chord (play chords with one finger).
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You can listen to Shimon's first two compositions, which are roughly 30 seconds in length, right here:Previously, Shimon was only able to play monophonically (only one note at a time), but now it can play harmonies and chords—and it's beginning to compose more like a human.
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It's not my favorite musical—Vandergelder is a one-note creation, a long misanthropic whine, and Herman is not the subtlest lyricist in the world—and until I saw Midler in the role I was partial to the 1969 Barbra Streisand film version, directed by Gene Kelly.
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In a jam featuring games about horny birds, a plasticine wedding and ballet—with no dancing, but a bizarre and beautiful art style—a one-note joke about circumcision that might lead to you stabbing a baby to death left me just a tiny bit cold.
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Prevent damage after your phone gets wetAnd one note you need to make sure to remember: after your iPhone gets wet, whether from rain, a spilled beverage, or a total toilet submersion, don&apost plug anything into it until you are certain it&aposs dry again.
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Like the mutants the franchise is built upon, Fox's X-Men films have developed and honed in a superpower that's only gotten more powerful with time: squandering megawatt talent and boiling its rich array characters into one-note simulacra of their previous selves from earlier films.
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Just one note worth making about the HD 25s and your hair: if you're not careful, you could easily snap the retractable headband onto your hair and give yourself a headache when trying to take them off, but that's a minor issue that I myself have yet to encounter.
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Anima is a little one-note, with the initial impression of the head in the water being the main visual — although a small discovery awaits in its cranium, where you can peer through a peep-hole and see a video of dancers, as if glimpsing the head's dreams.
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That said, it's nice to see the Oscar nominee as a character who's not as one-note grotesque as the title characters she's played in movies like Identity Thief and Tammy; it's also nice that her size is never comic fodder here, or even remarked upon at all.
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At 8 years old, I'd stumbled upon a land of endless opportunity: a collection of those one-note puzzle and racing games people loved playing illicitly on school computers; fun mysteries to unravel through message boards that were full of middle schoolers whose posts I read in awe.
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He became adept at infusing soul into one-note characters (I'm talking what could have been a throwaway role in "Miami Rhapsody;" I'm talking the Nasonex bee.) That's the thing about Picasso: He was considered one of the greatest artists of the 20th century and he was also prolific.
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One note about what I've seen evolve with themed puzzles in the last few years: The grid should feature at least two, if not four, lengthy non-theme Down entries (10 or 11 letters) crossing through two or three themers to keep the word count down and spice up the fill.
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My app is but one note in the mighty chorus of white-noise generators, an exploding industry of mechanical and digital devices; apps and websites, and Sonos and Spotify playlists that grows ever more refined, as if to block out the increased rate of speeding, the wrecks, on the information superhighway.
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One note here: the tele camera on the Note 8 is not nearly as good as the wide angle camera in low light, and depending on where you use it, the phone might decide to just crop the wide-angle camera instead of switching to the tele to give the same effect.
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I was able to sit down with God of War writer and director Cory Balrog at E3 and talk about what it means for Kratos to be a dad, how having Atreus as a son will make the traditionally one-note character grow, and how Atreus impacts the upcoming God of War game.
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On a menu laden with familiar one-note flavors (sweet and sour pork, Mongolian beef) dressed up with little more than a few peanuts and carrot coins, Caramel Chicken (in spite of its saccharine-sounding name) was the only entrée with any fresh vegetables: a "slaw" of carrots, red peppers, pineapple, and cilantro.
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Yet his ability to go hard with Eladio Carrion on "Kemba Walker" or keep it vibey with Drake on "MIA" or flip his skillset into regional Mexican space with Natanael Cano for the banda-bred urbano hybrid "Soy El Diablo" remix sets him apart from the one-note dabblers and toe dippers.
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In the bottom: Aja, whose three-wigged Kawaii look was the best of the night but didn't redeem her failed Needy Girl performance; mod-clad Milk, deservedly dragged for her one-note Psycho (if only they'd seen the workroom footage); and Chi Chi, lovely on the runway but overshadowed in the challenge.
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"I have yet to see a case similar to ours, as to an individual being removed by US law enforcement authorities and there is not one piece of paper, there is not one note, there is not one iota of evidence to memorialize that an individual was removed from the United States," Curiel said.
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I'm not yet all in — the new human characters feel a little one-note still, and I am maybe not sufficiently invested in the Eleanor/Chidi relationship in the way the show might need me to be — but I am confident this is all headed somewhere good, if only because D'Arcy Carden ... what a treasure!
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Well over half the artists, though, were new to me; their art ranges from the soporifically one-note (bananas hanging from a chandelier, nations' flags knotted together, a boat with black hands rising from the hull) to the freer and more poetic, as in a free-standing painting with collaged photographs by Louisa Marajo.
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Nightcap: W. touts 'measured and thoughtful' Jeb in South Carolina | Sign up During a three-day trip through the state, Clinton also road-tested a new argument -- that Sanders' one-note economic message won't end challenges like racism, sexism and other forms of discrimination -- ahead of South Carolina's primary and Super Tuesday, when many more delegates will be awarded.
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On the side of the law (and it's a sooty side), we have Mr. Goodman (in surprisingly one-note form) as the conniving, none-too-bright sheriff; Micah Stock, doing his eccentric straight-faced thing as a cop with a penchant for amateur psychology; and Dann Florek, who has some great pompous flourishes as the corrupt mayor.
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One note: Peloton does ask for your card details if you sign up for the 90-day trial via the web, and you'll be charged if you forget to cancel once that period is up, though the company does not ask for your card details if the trial is activated through the App Store, GooglePlay or FireTV devices.
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With HBO—and its forthcoming HBO Max service, which will offer additional originals and, well, Friends—the content has always been a part of its branding: It was an alternative to what you'd find on the rest of television, with more sex, more violence, more complicated characters who barely resembled the one-note protagonists on network TV (and they could say "fuck").
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An opening number, "Hello From Winterfell," introduces the noble Stark family: Ned (the sturdy tenor Milo Shearer); his wife, Catelyn (an imperious Delilah Kujala); and their daughters, Arya (Meghan Modrovsky, as a sullen, rapping teenager) and Sansa (a one-note Allison Lobel), and sons Robb (Jeff Bratz) and Bran (Randy Wade Kelley, one of several actors fielding a few roles).
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But if you snap out of that and realize that the public actually is sick of the one-note preoccupations of journalists and that the allegations of sexism and racism don't have the power they had anymore, and that's good, and people are actually looking for a chaos candidate—I think the dysfunctional coalition that Donald Trump is assembling makes a lot more sense.
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In fact, when Kayti toured the basement (on her own rather on our tour, which she would not do because it would be triggering) she came back up and said that everything looked exactly right, that she had spent many a night in rooms that looked just like that, and her one note was that the bedroom wanted to be even messier (which we then did).
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In our pre-fight analysis, The Tactical Guide to Glover Teixeira versus Alexander Gustafsson , noting Gustafsson's love affair with the uppercut, we re-examined Glover Teixeira's one note striking and mused that: Teixeira's posture after throwing himself into his overhand makes him a mark for the uppercut—as Anthony Johnson showed against Teixeira, and Frankie Edgar showed dozens of times over five rounds against Urijah Faber.
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The fight was a masterclass given by Gustafsson but with many fans now talking about the improvements he has made since fighting Jon Jones and Daniel Cormier, it is hard not to think that Teixeira—with his very one-note striking and his tendency to swing for the knockout at all stages in the fight—was just the perfect man to make Gustafsson look his best.
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Clinton was sandwiched between two fantasists: Trump, who will make 11 million immigrants vanish, and Sanders, the angry one-note bore at the bar who kept interrupting with another round of fancy drinks he couldn't pay for: The non-partisan Urban–Brookings Tax Policy Center calculated his $15 trillion in new taxes fell short by $18 trillion of paying for his $33 trillion in student and universal health care entitlements.
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This investment in Jean's story is what makes Jean's turn against her fellow X-Men, against her family — and then their turn against their sister — so pivotal in the comic books: The Last Stand tried to give Jean autonomy and agency, but boiled down the rest of the X-Men into one-note characters who either were in love with Jean (Cyclops and Wolverine) or mad at Jean (everyone else).
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In Isle of Dogs, most of those personalities are expressed through one clear trait — the funniest of which might be Oracle, a bug-eyed pug voiced by Tilda Swinton, who can "predict" the future because she watches TV. But while that's a funny way to quickly paint a character, it also makes for shallow characterizations, a problem that also extends to the humans in this movie, including Atari and Tracy, who are essentially one-note characters.
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Bold electric basslines pop up again and again — the dispassionate bass figure circling through "Sign o' the Times," the recurring one-note pulse on "Forever in My Life,"the low, murky slapped bounce that drives "The Ballad of Dorothy Parker," the artificially high, pitch-altered slapped bounce that drives "If I Was Your Girlfriend" — as do songs that turn potential basslines into full-fledged hooks, like "It" circling around the same glittering keyboard riff for so long you can't help but consider the very beat an erotic metaphor.
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There are indeed opened "closets of rage" in Veronica, including a harrowing passage ("Broken English") where the poem's language breaks down into shards of gasped syllables, recalling Eric Garner's agonized "I can't breathe" before his death at the hands of a police officer in 2014: re / inserting / re /beating / and re- / suffocating / the b-b-b / b-b-b / b-b-b-b / reathing / grieving / bulleted body / on repeat […] "Broken English" is a "Lamentation—a chorale," one part of the book's relentless and uncomfortable focus on the non-white victims of our contemporary police state: "day after day the bodies pile up / — must be friends with the wrong police —"; Veronica is, however, by no means a one-note howl of anguish or grief at what Langston Hughes called the "dream deferred" (to which Hunt nods in one of her section titles), but a subtle and often lyrically melodic meditation on what it means to be Black in a nation where one's neighbors speak "in concealed carry," what it means to be a woman, and what it means to be an American in general.
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