" Her voice, he added, "produced the Straussian outpourings effortlessly.
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Chinese officials know that Tibetans are in no mood for outpourings of joy.
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Such outpourings only deepened suspicion of dual loyalty among the rest of Germany.
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She made prodigious strides as a writer and learned to temper her overwrought outpourings.
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After Li's death, Chinese social media was filled with outpourings of grief and anger.
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No, these were outpourings he preached in public spaces, or made during TV or radio broadcasts.
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I'm a cynic—often cruel, really—and I regularly scoff at outpourings of grief from strangers.
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Those who don't are subject to outpourings of rage that leave them stunned, humiliated, or dead.
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You go back to the French Revolution, and you find pornographic outpourings about the royal family.
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Dr. King's death shook the nation, inspired outpourings of grief, rage, and in some quarters, relief.
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Another angle: On social media, outpourings of generosity are part of a shift toward direct giving.
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Chinese social media was filled with outpourings of grief and anger after Li Wenliang's death early Friday.
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Each of these moments was celebrated with emotional outpourings of gratitude from the shows' vast adult fandoms.
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After outpourings of rage at some early town halls—including "Do your job!" chants yelled at Rep.
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Mr. Fleischmann accused Mr. Bernheimer of "curmudgeonly, slick, superficial outpourings" that had a "demoralizing, depressing effect" on musicians.
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It was endless misogynistic outpourings that have seen him label women as "fat pigs", "dogs", "slobs", and "disgusting animals".
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If you read the letters she wrote to Sarah as a young woman they are passionate outpourings of devotion.
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She has amassed a band of Snapchat followers who look forward to watching Mr. Tillis's outpourings of Broncos ebullience.
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The very same platforms that were used to share the video were also used to mobilise outpourings of support.
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No outpourings of sentiment so forceful, so angry, that they would be deemed riots by those made to feel uncomfortable.
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All are outpourings from Mr. Creed's psyche, a delicate but highly tuned instrument beset by odd compulsions and Freudian obsessions.
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Small wonder then that the guerrillas' victory inspired such outpourings among those in whose name the war had been fought.
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They are poetic outpourings of longing and resolve accompanied mostly by pristine acoustic picking, with Iberian and Latin American underpinnings.
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Outpourings gushed from every corner, lauding him as a defiant gay icon and the greatest male vocalist of his generation.
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In 1966, Yoshida came up with a soap-bubble-generating machine, whose frothy outpourings became free-form, kinetic, ephemeral sculptures.
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If IAG's outpourings are purely commercial, then the view from Dubai is more akin to a boxer taunting an unworthy opponent.
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Those in Britain who follow the president's unfiltered outpourings on social media have learned to expect an aggressive stream of consciousness.
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The recent outpourings of popular discontent, spurred on by Mr. Navalny, have been the biggest antigovernment demonstrations in Russia in years.
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"Marching with her during the gay pride parade, I encountered one of the most moving, emotional outpourings I'd ever seen," former Rep.
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Since then, Twitter has been awash with outpourings of love for what fans are hailing "the best rom-com of this generation".
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The madonna clutches a pilsner glass in prayer, a presumed receptacle for her pink outpourings — neither the color of blood nor breastmilk.
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The race, however, remains unpredictable, triggering outpourings of energy at candidate events across the state and some nail-biting inside candidates' headquarters.
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But after initial outpourings of outrage, including from Democratic presidential candidates and Mr. Trump, skepticism about Mr. Smollett's account began to grow.
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If it turned out that those private outpourings resonated with a wide audience, all the better — but that wasn't the only goal.
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I did see one, and I'm sure there were some very inadvisable tweets mixed in with the outpourings of sympathy and grief.
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Some of the greatest outpourings of support came in rural communities, where residents offered anything they had -- food, water and words of encouragement.
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The shooting of Justine Damond by Officer Mohamed Noor led to outpourings of grief in Minnesota and outrage in Ms. Damond's home country.
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These songs are sad and slow, with kaleidoscoping drops that function more as exclamation points on the emotional outpourings than invitations to rage.
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This week Barcelona has seen the outpourings of solidarity and defiance in the aftermath of terrorism that have acquired a grim familiarity for Europeans.
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But the protests were small compared with previous nationalist outpourings in China, and the state news media warned demonstrators not to disturb social order.
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After outpourings of rage at some early town halls — including crowds at an event near Salt Lake City yelling "Do your job!" at Rep.
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We're never more than a thumb press away from a torrent of depressing headlines, bubbling outrage, and outpourings of grief playing out in real time.
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He's become a flashpoint on social media, which is currently flooded with outpourings of love and all kinds of media focusing on Duke's smoldering hotness.
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If the outpourings of the West Wing are chaotic, it only goes to show that Mr Trump is a man of action just as he promised.
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With these twin outpourings of rage from two men, conservatives said they felt they had struck blows against a variety of foes — theirs and Mr. Trump's.
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The decision launched her into a rapidly boiling national conversation over athletes and activism, earning her months of vitriol from critics along with outpourings of support.
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At first, reports that Mr. Smollett was targeted for being a black, gay man led to outpourings of sympathy and vows to find the men responsible.
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In response to outpourings of support from soccer fans and clubs around the globe, Chapecoense hung a huge black banner from the outer wall of its stadium.
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It is primarily a story about love — and one that weaves together Nelson's introspective outpourings with excerpts of critical thought to capture the transcendental nature of life.
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Amid the outpourings of grief and sympathy for the victims of the Las Vegas massacre Sunday, the nation's fierce debate on gun control has sparked up again.
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Fisher had been hospitalized on December 23 after going into cardiac arrest on a flight from London to Los Angeles, causing worldwide outpourings of concern on social media.
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In the hours since the release of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, social media has been buzzing with emotional outpourings, opinions, heartfelt messages — and one recurring question.
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There were genuine outpourings of kindness and generosity visible along the road, and so much pride and resilience was expressed that towns and Texas will get through this.
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And, belatedly, across the nation, in vigils and outpourings of unashamed adoration, we show our love of him for loving so faithfully while few of us paid attention.
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After the vigils and the tributes and the grand outpourings of public mourning had passed,those closest to him had to untangle the more mundane details of his life.
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Is it just that the world has to digest the daily outpourings of Donald Trump and the scandals engulfing his Administration and cannot cope with any more political news?
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It'd be cute if it wasn't for the fact that, if we're playing on British stereotypes here, we're all incredibly cynical and don't care for outlandish outpourings of affection.
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It was soon discovered that these weren't genuine outpourings of principle or belief from the anchors, but scripted monologues mandated by their superiors, and repeated verbatim across the country.
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" With beauty, grace, and boundless compassion for the suffering of humanity, it has been said that Yin's "greatest significance is as the outpourings or embodiment of the divine feminine.
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But Cruz has worked hard over the past seven months to maintain his standing as the most conservative candidate in the field, and his outpourings of empathy have political limits.
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I remember a country of compassion, of generosity, a country that responded to famine in Ethiopia with outpourings of donations, and to Haiti, and to countless unfortunate victims of disaster.
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McGowan, a white woman, prompted a boycott while women of color who have been subject to unfair enforcement from Twitter or harassment on the platform haven't received similar outpourings of support.
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Chinese social media was filled with outpourings of grief and anger after Li's death, with many posts featuring the hashtag "We want freedom of speech", according to Business Insider's Sinéad Baker.
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When Blizzard Entertainment forced Nostalrius' closure early last year, it was hard not to get caught up in the community's warm, fuzzy outpourings of love and support as it rushed toward shutdown.
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As a place where fans are afforded the opportunity to finally come face-to-face with their favorite actors and creators, conventions have long been a major hotbed for outpourings of emotion.
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I've been trying to process my feelings about the cultural outpourings of grief that have become a terribly common part of 217 — specifically those surrounding the Christmas Day death of George Michael.
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Soleiman's body had been taken to Iraqi and other Iranian cities before arriving in his hometown Kerman for burial, prompting mass outpourings of grief nationwide as the coffin was carried through streets.
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Soleimani's body had been taken to Iraqi and other Iranian cities before arriving in his hometown Kerman for burial, prompting mass outpourings of grief nationwide as the coffin was carried through streets.
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Mass shootings have become sickeningly routine in the US, each resulting in outpourings of grief and calls for more robust gun control—countered by arguments that the problem is everything but the guns.
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The baton has since been taken up by "Saturday Night Live" in the form of a bewigged Alex Baldwin, whose small-mouthed performances have again provoked outpourings of abuse from the President-elect.
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"I hope they will seriously consider the outpourings of voices of those millions of people who are dependent on the device, and take swift action to lower the cost," she wrote on Instagram.
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Numbers were approaching the levels of Friday when demonstrators filled the centre of the capital Algiers in one of the biggest outpourings of dissent - rare in Algeria - since the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings.
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With the news that Islington Borough Council are to revoke fabric's license, following two drug-related deaths at the venue this year, outpourings of grief and support for the club have been deafening.
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EXCLUSIVE: Nigeria's missing girls -- a glimpse of the stolen From protesters marching in Nigerian cities to social media users in distant countries raising their voices, the story stirred fresh outpourings of anger and frustration.
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This cross-pollination is known as the baryon cycle, a process that includes outpourings of material that are eventually reabsorbed back into their host galaxies, as well as the transfer of matter between galaxies.
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In March, Mr. Putin condemned street protests, saying that they would lead to chaos if allowed to continue, noting the violent aftermath of such outpourings in the Arab world and Ukraine in recent years.
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Around the N.B.A., the result of the presidential election has brought outpourings of concern for the country from Popovich in San Antonio and Kerr at Golden State, among others with coach/executive pulpits. Jackson?
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But fear about the deadly disease quickly took hold, and since it was tied mainly to homosexual men -- many of whom were not openly gay -- public outpourings of sympathy were the last thing you saw.
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This closing admonition seemed to allude to a familiar phenomenon: school shootings inspire immediate outpourings of grief and calls for stricter gun regulation, but before long, the shock recedes and political will for change evaporates.
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While the "yellow vest" movement was mostly peaceful to begin with, the past two weekends have seen outpourings of violence and rioting in Paris, with extreme far-right and far-left factions joining the demos.
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Later ideas included the possibility that the art was produced in shamanic rituals under the influence of hallucinogenic substances, or that the paintings were sometimes simply outpourings of creativity by professional and well supported artists.
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Protest numbers were fast approaching the levels of Friday when demonstrators filled the centre of the capital Algiers alone, in one of the biggest outpourings of dissent - rare in Algeria - since the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings.
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Extreme fare surges often lead to outpourings of public criticism: when a snowstorm paralysed New York in 2013, celebrities, including Salman Rushdie, took to social media to rail against triple-digit fares for relatively short rides.
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On Valentine's Day this year, the decorations and outpourings of affection seemed to be in overdrive, as if the years of repression people had endured were exploding in the form of giant "I love you" balloons.
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The string sound has been pared back, so the ensemble feels transparent and winds-heavy, with an airy chamber-music intimacy, whipping occasionally into passionate outpourings and embroidered here and there with the coppery twang of cimbalom.
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Indeed, his output as a designer was rivaled only by his outpourings as a master of the telling aphorism — so much so that his quotations were collected in a book, "The World According to Karl," in 2000.
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The Chinese authorities appeared, belatedly, to grasp the consequences of the furor and moved to temper reports and commentary about the N.B.A. that, like previous outpourings of nationalistic fervor, were threatening to spiral out of the government's control.
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But in 2017, she sees the community's renewed popularity happening alongside the rise of "wholesome memes," a genre of internet language and artwork that contrasts the severe, alienating irony of the broader internet with outpourings of sticky-sweet sincerity.
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EXCLUSIVE: Nigeria's missing girls -- a glimpse of the stolen From protesters marching in Nigerian cities to social media users in distant countries raising their voices, the story stirred fresh outpourings of anger and frustration at the atrocity, and the official response.
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Because of the brutal nature of the allegations and Smollett's public profile, the case has garnered significant attention and prompted outpourings of support from celebrities and lawmakers alike, including former Vice President Joe Biden, Democratic presidential hopeful Kamala Harris and Sen.
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Be mindful, however, that you provide yourself with a sort of closing ritual so that your dramatic outpourings aren't seeping into other areas or relationships they're not meant to touch, especially when the moon aligns with Saturn and Pluto on Tuesday.
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The Queen waited for so long in her Scottish home, far from the emotional outpourings of affection for her grandchildren's mother hundreds of miles away in London, that when she spoke, she seemed remote from the pain that afflicted the British people.
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Through the conservative uproar that met this racial and cultural interloper, via the increasingly intransigent and combative Republican Congress, and the vitriolic outpourings of the Tea Party, conservative talk radio, and the Murdoch empire, something new emerged clearly for the first time.
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So as we enter this mad season of anger and fear and outpourings of grief and rage and disbelief I encourage you to turn to the scribe in the corner, the one who hasn't gone native, the one who tells stories and tells them straight.
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Named an artistic partner with this superb Minnesota chamber ensemble, she worked with it to surround a rich new arrangement for strings of Schubert's great "Death and the Maiden" quartet with other melancholy outpourings of mortality's dominion, from the 16th century to Gyorgy Kurtag.
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Nothing lifts my spirits more than to see starlings alight there throughout the day, roll their heads to let the breeze comb their neck feathers and then let loose over Brooklyn's tumbledown rooftops with madcap soliloquies, outpourings of which the Bard would have been proud.
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Outpourings of grief, love, and support abounded on Twitter, including from Los Angeles Times owner Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong and U.S. Women's National Team soccer captain Megan Rapinoe, and Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes II, who is set to compete in the Superbowl next Sunday.
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They're about to star in their own Showtime late-night series, "Desus & Mero," which has its premiere on Thursday and which will attempt to distill their spontaneous pop-cultural outpourings and on-the-fly characters into a weekly, half-hour showcase of comedy sketches, field pieces and celebrity interviews.
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Every name Korean star drops at least a couple each year, whether they qualify as interim product between full-length releases, sneaky under-the-radar experiments, or simply generous outpourings of creative energy, as is the case with this delightful miniature by the most image-conscious of Korean girl groups.
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Involving Ex Cathedra — one of Britain's very best choirs, based in nearby Birmingham — with the actor Sam West; The City Musick, a period band; and massed children's voices, it was an event created in the spirit of the grand outpourings of collective praise for great men that historically were common practice.
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If his disgust at Obama's apparent profligacy (again, not Obama) has a silver lining for him, it will be that he does not have to risk facing angry crowds and negative headlines during a visit that no amount of extra police could protect him from outpourings of negative public opinion.
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It is not a coincidence that identity politics are particularly potent on elite college campuses, the most self-consciously post-religious and post-nationalist of institutions; nor is it a coincidence that recent outpourings of campus protest and activism and speech policing and sexual moralizing so often resemble religious revivalism.
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There was much speculation as to how much of a role politics would play in this year's ceremony, and perhaps you could say it was a little less present than you'd expect—but a number of the acceptance speeches were the vessel for the night's strongest and most potent political and emotional outpourings.
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So, if your timeline has been ruthlessly commandeered by outpourings of love for Coldplay's pedestrian Super Bowl performance and you need some sort of respite from the Niagara of saccharine sincerity that is Chris Martin doing a kick jump and going, "Whoawhoawhoooooa"—without any sharks or robotic tigers, I mean WTF, man—then here's your lava hot medicine.
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In "'People Need Immediate Relief,' and Online Donors Make It Happen," Nicholas Kulish writes about how outpourings of generosity on social media during the coronavirus pandemic are part of a shift toward direct giving: Shortly before midnight on Thursday, the author Shea Serrano was at his home in San Antonio, lying comfortably on his sofa watching television.
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