It overflows with bonkers dialogue, extraterrestrial slapstick, and peculiarly dated paranoia.
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Manhattan overflows with great networking events, but this one was different.
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This six-song EP overflows with hooks, noise, eccentricity, and juvenile defiance.
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To its detriment, the stage overflows with a large cast of characters.
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Because of its strategic position on the Silk Road, Istanbul overflows with history.
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That's her métier, and where Clinton wants for charisma, Oprah overflows with it.
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As the Oval Office overflows with ego, she has seemed strikingly self-effacing.
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As the start of the parade edges closer, the city centre overflows with people.
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And while the book overflows with tight, cinematic scenes, it remains static, almost dull.
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The result overflows with racist rhetoric that reflects statements made by President Donald Trump himself.
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During the course of the fair, Bayonne overflows with ham to the point of overdose.
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The second in the trilogy, "In the Night Kitchen," published in 1970, overflows with food.
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Portland, OR's Holy Grove's spin on stoner doom overflows with warmth, purpose, and spacey vibes.
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The store overflows with hats, including regional Portuguese styles, bowlers and a wide selection of Panamas.
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In fact, Il Pelicano overflows with more history and culture than some of the museums I've visited.
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The world's oldest and most famous transport system overflows with sweaty commuters on a hot summer's day.
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Newlyweds Sean and Lisa aren't the only ones facing moral dilemmas, in a show that overflows with them.
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Ribeira Square, a UNESCO World Heritage site, overflows with charm from colorful houses to riverside shops and bars.
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My inbox overflows with grandparents whose access to children and grandchildren has been restricted by offended in-laws.
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Is it because each episode overflows with intriguing facts you can recite by the coffeemaker at work every morning?
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The tiny space welcomes a far broader spectrum of the queer community and overflows with a sense of inclusive camaraderie.
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Their raw studio space overflows with lighting equipment, LEDs, projectors, fog machines, Arduino computers, and countless other gadgets and gizmos.
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A tiny saucer filled with tea overflows with dark, murky liquid a viewer wouldn't be wrong to assume is blood.
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The Tokyo Game Show overflows with virtual reality games, and many of the best of them don't simulate reality at all.
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Though Spain is not without serious problems—unemployment hovers around 20% in the face of EU austerity—it overflows with energy.
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In a novel that overflows with obsessive, encyclopedic energy, her characters luxuriate in self-conscious play, double meaning, and provocative inquiry.
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It overflows with other treasures: copies of ancient Egyptian, Greek and Roman busts; medieval figurines; Renaissance nudes; antique polychrome Chinese horses.
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The home overflows with rare antiques, including everything from ornate artwork to elaborate chandeliers to a curated sculpture garden in the backyard.
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A long rally overflows with both the subtle pleasures of God-body reflex and the more visceral thrills of speed and power.
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Today it overflows with families who fled the war in other parts of Syria, swelling the population to nearly a million people.
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To the side, a rack overflows with a jumble of loudly printed garments, most of them vintage or found in Moroccan souks.
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The road becomes a red wall of steel as buses grind to a halt, and the pavement overflows with squashed shoppers and tourists.
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On Saturdays, Plainpalais's locally famous flea market overflows with antiques, clothes, jewelry, and bric-a-brac, with plenty of treasures to be hunted.
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On Saturdays, Plainpalais's locally famous flea market overflows with antiques, clothes, jewelry, and bric-a-brac, with plenty of treasures to be hunted.
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"My cup overflows with love," Rabbi Myers said at the vigil in Pittsburgh on Sunday, according to an account in The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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Ms. Murin, a 37-year-old from Hopewell Junction, N.Y., is her younger sister, Anna, who overflows with yearning for the warm glow of love.
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If you're feeling inspired, leave a note on Blowing Rock's public prayer tree, which overflows with messages from the many souls who have passed by.
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Gaga's stay was a gift from Airbnb, but for the oversized price tag, the estate overflows with amenities that make it feel like a private resort.
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All this is possible because Cuba overflows with doctors — it has three times as many per capita as the United States — and pays them very little.
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" The standout "Every Day Is a Miracle" overflows with classic Byrne one-liners: "A cockroach might eat Mona Lisa / The Pope don't mean s— to a dog.
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Jerry West has officially left the Golden State Warriors after six fruitful seasons as a weighty voice in a front office that overflows with intelligence, experience, and success.
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As part of its bid to host the Olympics, Rio de Janeiro's government promised to cleanup the polluted waterway, which now overflows with garbage, chemicals, and human excrement.
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One of the most richly described scenes is the Christmas market, which overflows with abundance: Spanish onions, bunches of Mediterranean grapes, and oranges and lemons from the equator.
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According to the New York Times, the film "overflows with juicy moments about" Weiner and also gives insight into how his wife, Huma Abedin, handled the second crisis.
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" I mention that the Internet overflows with comments about how sexy he is, to which Dinklage drolly replies, "Hey, where were they when I was in high school?
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The love here is a love for labor and abundance, for a cup that overflows with decorative indulgence and for the arm and energy wielded to make the pour.
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As seen on a recent episode of CNBC's "Secret Lives of the Super Rich, " the waterfront estate not only features jaw dropping views, but overflows with amenities as well.
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This year's incarnation is the 30th gathering organized by the Art Dealers Association of America and it overflows with interesting material, new and not, in solo and group presentations.
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Most notably, Hurricane Floyd in 1999 caused massive overflows, with farm wastes expected to seep into the water supply into the following spring, the New York Times reported at the time.
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And then they arrive through highly supernatural means — at which point the film finally overflows with color, even giving way to the red filter that Argento used in the original Suspiria.
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CreditCreditSarah Rice for The New York Times BOSTON — The third-floor corner cubicle reserved for Darius Bazley comes with a window view and overflows with athletic shoe prototypes and sports memorabilia.
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Often, it works for them—see their still-outstanding first album xx, which overflows with the real emotion of the relationships you form and destroy in your late teens and early twenties.
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New Bond Street Fifth Avenue Insects Car with Balls Online source From In almost every picture #13 Online source from Wonder Mirror, Rosh Pina, Namibia Online source Instagram overflows with "perfect" photos.
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The historical city — often referred to as the "Cradle of Liberty," according to one local expert — also overflows with team spirit for the Red Sox and 2017 Super Bowl champions, the Patriots.
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It's a yes from gaysploitation, a subgenre, rooted in the sex-crazed work of Russ Meyer and Doris Wishman, that overflows with stereotypes behaving badly, like mincing villains and killer drag queens.
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Lucey creates a rollicking snow globe version of an almost unimaginable world of weath, crackpot notions of self-improvement and high-flying self-indulgence, and her book overflows with hilarious, disturbing detail.
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My cupboard now overflows with flours (oat, superfine brown rice) and starches (potato, tapioca), as well as psyllium husk powder, but I'll need them as I happily return to these excellent recipes.
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Slushii loves kawaii culture (his logo is an adorable anthropomorphic soft drink modeled on a Yu-Gi-Oh card), and here, his production overflows with the cartoonish physics and exaggerated sentimentality of anime.
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand — Omaui, an idyllic coastal town on the South Island of New Zealand that overflows with rare bird species, is home to just 35 people and seven or eight much-loved cats.
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The record finds Victims changing things up once again, fusing the metallic leanings it perfected on its 183 album A Dissident with an aggressive hardcore that overflows with searing solos and full-bodied melodies.
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Simi, out since May, overflows with party-friendly beats, palatable hooks, amusing verses and incisive apercus, but its fundamental pleasure lies in a coldness that's rare in rap and any kind of upbeat pop music.
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The boulevard that's dissecting the various lanes of traffic overflows with people holding cameras, iPads, and their various smartphones high in the air to catch a glimpse of Bowie's former address—located at Hauptstrasse 155.
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"Iris" is an excellent beneficiary of that logic: although the opera is a shade too weird to ever regain a place in the repertory, it overflows with inspiration and may stand as Mascagni's most formidable achievement.
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His Facebook timeline overflows with information on jackfruit, unique jackfruit-based recipes—including jackfruit curry in a wrap and jackfruit payasam, a warm pudding—and where to order ready-to-cook jackfruit to be delivered at home.
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A Halloween flashback episode overflows with art — look for a feline version of Alex Katz's 1985 "Green Cap" painting — as does an episode about the asexual Todd Chavez visiting the home of his asexual girlfriend's very sexual parents.
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Her impressions of her mid-20th century Pittsburgh girlhood — her vibrant parents, "the dreaming memory of land," terrifying neighbors — overflows with specificity, but her distillation of the dawning of a child's consciousness extends the narrative to reach the universal.
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The poorest are forced to build atop the banks of the river, which overflows with a slurry of fast-moving raw sewage and trash that inevitably destroys homes and claims lives during the rainy seasons that occur twice a year.
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As Turkey's coup creates a new political reality, startups turn east for growth With digital ad spending reaching nearly $20143 billion this year, and expected to surpass the spend on television advertising next year, the Big Apple overflows with adtech startups.
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But a kitchen is the heart of any home, and out of forces that sought to keep them apart, Hardy and van Hoorn have built an international hearth that overflows with understanding, reconciliation, and common ground, all centered on delicious desserts.
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While not quite qualifying as an EDM move, Purpose overflows with drops, squawks, whooshes and the like that wouldn't sound out of place on an electrohouse album (or whatever electronica subgenre you prefer), albeit a prettier one than the norm.
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October overflows with screenings of scary movies, but this year there may be a special nostalgic charge in seeing "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre" as God intended — in 35 millimeter, at midnight — following the death of the director, Tobe Hooper, in August.
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Here, by contrast, his many crude sexual comments notwithstanding, West chuckles and jokes his way through it all in a nicer mood than he's displayed in a long time, all as the music overflows with tunelets, minihooks, little pockets of sunlight popping up everywhere.
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Her chiffonier overflows with Union Jack-emblazoned souvenirs like the tiny porcelain thimble to commemorate the 1981 wedding of Prince Charles and then Lady Diana Spencer, and the hefty ceramic whisky bottles to mark Princes William's and Harry's births in 1982 and 1984 respectively.
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"Hustlers," a semisweet, half-flat cocktail of exposed flesh, fuzzy feminism and high-spirited criminality, overflows with of-the-moment pop-cultural signifiers — Cardi B makes an appearance, and Lizzo does, too — but it also strikes a note of nostalgia for the recent past.
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Set in rural Northern Ireland in 1981, this latest offering from the author of "Jerusalem" also overflows with storytelling vitality, the kind that so holds the attention that three and a quarter hours seem to pass in the blink of an eye, albeit a bloodied and black one.
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Executives at the carmakers are exploring the possibility of cooperation in areas such as shared procurement, environmental and safety technologies and in IT. "I am truly thankful for having been given this opportunity to work together with a company such as Suzuki, which overflows with the spirit of challenge," Toyota President, Akio Toyoda, said in a news release.
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He has a Festival-record 52 career victories and is perhaps the only man in the world who can part the crowds in Guinness Village, which overflows with revelers from the time the meeting's gates open to until their close and makes wearing a bit of Ireland's favorite beer on your sports coat or dress inevitable.
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Just north of the former French Concession in the Jing'an district, Spin's studio overflows with gorgeous and creative pieces of porcelain: paperweights in the shape of dim sum (90 renminbi), "water bag" vases that appear to be melting off their wooden stands (280 renminbi) and wearable red and black ceramic bow ties (220 to 240 renminbi).
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The franchise may no longer have a conservative parental adversary in NBC, but CBS TV seems to have recreated that same dynamic with Fuller anyway; in a Hollywood that overflows with more serialized TV content than viewers or creators know what to do with, the Fullers of the world can afford to abandon projects, as precious as they may be, should their creative vision be threatened.
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The building, vandalized by its own residents, overflows with trash and excrement; rival tribes battle for control of the elevators; food becomes scarce; electricity and running water cease; empty apartments or those that have yet to be barricaded are subjected to raids from warring tribes; the dogs of the building are killed for sport and/or nourishment; women are routinely sexually assaulted; people are beaten and sometimes murdered; and most curiously of all, the residents lean into the whole thing.
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He has so much, grandeur, his appearance is imposing and in general His Divine countenance overflows with heavenly grace and an inexpressible ultramundane beauty.
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Writing for vintagerock.com, Shawn Perry describes the track as "ruefully poignant" and a song that "overflows with a flavour [of] simple and sincere beauty".Shawn Perry, "George Harrison The Apple Years 1968–75 – Boxset Review", vintagerock.com, October 2014 (retrieved 12 July 2016).
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Saxon instead kills Simian, and, consumed with guilt, swallows every pill that he can find. Derm, arriving at the house afterward, kneels down, in front of Saxon, while Saxon denies killing anyone. The bathtub then overflows with blood, and Saxon sees his wife playing the piano.
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The text reaches from the second Sunday after Easter, through the Ascension, Pentecost, to the sixteenth week after Pentecost. The Menology (folios 114 v – 160) has almost no lessons given at length, but overflows with rubrical directions.Adversaria Critica Sacra: With a Short Explanatory Introduction (Cambridge, 1893), p. LXXXIX.
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Gabriel Groviez wrote in The Musical Quarterly: :The libretto of Orphée overflows with spirit and humour and the score is full of sparkling wit and melodious charm. It is impossible to analyse adequately a piece wherein the sublimest idiocy and the most astonishing fancy clash at every turn.
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The scaffolding of another loudspeaker collapses, and the speaker becomes a bucket from which water flows. Johnston gestures again, and a giant bowl of water appears in the sky over a field of protestors. Their presence is replaced with a lush landscape, and the bowl overflows with water.
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The name Aestuariicola derives from: Latin noun aestuarium, part of the coast that overflows with seawater during a flood-tide and is left covered with mud or slime at ebb-tide, a tidal flat; Latin suff. -cola (from Latin noun incola), a dweller, inhabitant; New Latin masculine gender noun Aestuariicola, a dweller in a tidal flat.
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She shows a poetic style that expresses interest toward motherhood and femininity that breathe life into a life of barrenness. Recently, her poetic tendencies have shifted toward expressing her will to reach a world of kind silence, a world of true words that awaken the eyes of the soul, and a world of life that overflows with peace and energy.
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A. nigripennis is a pest that feeds off of the 28 species in the Dianthus and Tricosantes genera of plants by creating a circular "trench" using its mandibles. After circularly cutting through the leaf, the trench overflows with sticky phloem sap that, through cohesion, sticks to form a semicircle around the beetle. The beetle then sucks the sap using its mouth.
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The book received highly positive reviews from critics. The New York Observer stated: "Witz . . . "[is] the sort of postmodern epic that arrives like a comet about once every decade, like Infinite Jest or Gravity's Rainbow. Like any epic, it defies summary and overflows with puns, allusions, digressions, authorial sleights of hand and structural gags-in the tradition of Thomas Pynchon, James Joyce, Jonathan Swift and Laurence Sterne.
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Most critics found "It's Not Over" to be catchy and a solid first single. Billboard magazine called "It's Not Over" a "tight, focused and ready to rock your face off" single that "overflows with harmonies and axe leads that suck you in out of the box."M. B. (December 2, 2006)"It's Not Over". Billboard. 118 (48):46 Entertainment Weekly found the song "ridiculously catchy".
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Various techniques have been used to detect or prevent buffer overflows, with various tradeoffs. The most reliable way to avoid or prevent buffer overflows is to use automatic protection at the language level. This sort of protection, however, cannot be applied to legacy code, and often technical, business, or cultural constraints call for a vulnerable language. The following sections describe the choices and implementations available.
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Muhammad Atta-ullah Faizani was an Afghan Islamic scholar. He was born 17 April 1923 (the twenty-first day of Ramadan of that year) in Herat, Afghanistan to a family of miagan (religious scholars descended from a great Islamic saint). The honorific "Faizani", a derivation of an Arabic word which denotes something that overflows with God's light (blessings), was bestowed upon him by the imam of the Kaaba during his Hajj.
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The church overflows with people. Outside in the main plaza are the Roman soldiers. When they receive word from the Church that the Christ has risen, they fall to the ground en masse, becoming believers. Most of Easter Sunday is a day of recovery from the events of the past week. Some youths will sing and walk through the streets accompanied by the “Savior Shepherd” However, most people spend the day at home.
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In 2013 Frontier Ruckus' 3rd LP, a sprawling double-album of 20 songs titled Eternity of Dimming, was released. The apex of Milia's obsessive nostalgia and verbose lyricism, the record received significant critical attention. CMJ wrote that the album "veritably overflows with images of middle-class American youth in the 1990s." Frontier Ruckus performed at Lollapalooza that summer and at the UK's End of the Road Festival that fall in support of the release.
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The vegetation overflows with green, multicolored flowers, fruits and trees. The fauna is composed of dozens of species, some with animals as striking as the caribbean monkeys, sloths, and birds of all tones. The type of vegetation is typical of the Humid Tropical Forest, characterized by the presence of trees up to 40 meters in height, ferns, epiphytic plants and mosses. The area also has abundant fruit plantations, ornamental and medicinal plants.
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Later a railway line was constructed through the area about south of the town, and the government soon subdivided area along the line. This area was gazetted as a second part of the townsite in 1899. In 1932 the Wheat Pool of Western Australia announced that the town would have two grain elevators, each fitted with an engine, installed at the railway siding. The town overflows with people each year during a music concert held at the pub.
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If you're in that mood, it will take you to a warm, fuzzy place."Review: The Miraculous Hump Returns from the Moon, AllMusic.com URL Accessed January 26, 2018. Reviewing the album in 2014, The Guardian said, "What never fails to amaze me about this record is how it sounds like it was recorded about a week ago... Taking in elements of FM schmaltz, prog-rock, jazz, showtunes, Krautrock and Indian classical music, this is an album that overflows with ideas, but never overwhelms.
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" For Vulture, Justin McCraw stated that the song "[overflows] with sex appeal" and "oozes desire and temptation" as well as recommending playing it "after coming back from the bar with your third drink." Bianca Gracie of Fuse labelled the song's themes "fiery" and "confident" and the beats "intense." For Idolator, Rachel Sonis called it "moody and infectious" and labelled the chorus "sweltering." In Cosmopolitan, Eliza Thompson described it as a "soaring dance anthem" as well as calling Lipa's vocals "smoky.
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The lyrics were written by Kim Su-jung and Jaden Jeong. It was produced by Sophia Pae and BADD's SlyBerry, Billie Jean, and Kim Jin-hyeong. It was described by Billboard as a brassy dance track that overflows with charisma and bright percussion. Adding that with prominent trills and trumpeting synths propelling the melody to its dynamic chorus, plus a woozy, alt R&B; bridge later in the song, the song condenses the act’s innovative nature into a boisterous tune.
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The St. George Hotel in Volcano, California, in Amador County, California. It was built in 1867, after the two previous hotels burned; Empire Hotel, and George Hotel, originally built as a boarding house in 1852.St. George Hotel, the largest structure in the town of Volcano in Amador County, CaliforniaTiny Volcano in the Gold Country overflows with possibilities It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1984. It is a three-story, brick, hotel with 14 hotel rooms, reflecting Greek Revival influence.
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As read by Pompiliu Constantinescu, Eminescu is primarily dominated by his Eros, and in Poor Dionis he depicts himself as the erotic daimon. The story's tragic note, he concludes, is in the daimons subordination to the demiurge: unrequited love, followed by withdrawal into creativity.Constantinescu, pp. 130–133, 141–145 In his own essay on Eminescu's sexuality, I. P. Culianu postulates that "Poor Dionis overflows with self-confessions, aspirations and romanesque ideals": Dionis' unrequited love is the author's own "voyeur" self, idealizing his transformation into a "desirable suitor".
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" Peter Travers of Rolling Stone said, "Besides being a feast for the eyes and ears, Les Misérables overflows with humor, heartbreak, rousing action and ravishing romance. Damn the imperfections, it's perfectly marvelous." Todd McCarthy of The Hollywood Reporter said, "As the enduring success of this property has shown, there are large, emotionally susceptible segments of the population ready to swallow this sort of thing, but that doesn't mean it's good." Manohla Dargis of The New York Times wrote: "[Director Tom] Hooper can be very good with actors.
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Women flashing, or publicly exposing their bare breasts, at Woodstock Festival Poland, 2011 Public exhibitionism by women has been recorded since classical times, often in the context of women shaming groups of men into committing, or inciting them to commit, some public action. The ancient Greek historian Herodotus gives an account of exhibitionistic behaviors from the fifth century BC in The Histories. Herodotus writes that: > When people travel to Bubastis for the festival, this is what they do. Every > baris carrying them there overflows with people, a huge crowd of them, men > and women together.
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This image's emphasis on sexuality, fecundity, and prosperity is reinforced by her cornucopia-like basket, which overflows with tropical fruit. When looking at Eckhout's image of the black man, the man's strength and virility are highlighted by his muscular appearance and the phallic form of the palm tree at his left. The man holds a ceremonial sword that is decorated with a large pink shell. At the bottom of his feet are shells laid out with an elephant's tusk on the ground, curving out of the picture plane to the right.
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The game also gained appreciation for its story and characters. Pocket Gamer's Emily Sowden commented "the golfing element is fun, the story is interesting, the characters are great, and the game's unlike most of the things we've seen on Switch so far." Andrew Reiner of Game Informer commented "Golf Story makes you care about the characters and their world just as much as sinking a do-or-die putt" before calling it a "breath of fresh air". A review from Miguel Angel Escudero writing for IGN said it "overflows with charisma".
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Billboard magazine reviewed the album in their April 24, 1971 issue and wrote that ""To Say Goodbye" and "Ponterio" are outstanding vocals". Richard S. Ginnell reviewed the reissue of the album for Allmusic and wrote that the album "overflows with cunningly devised, first-class tunes" and that Lobo excelled at the use of "sharp scatted syllables" in place of lyrics on some of the songs. Ginnell highlighted Hermeto Pascoal's "playful and enigmatic electric piano and flute multiphonics" and the "multifaceted percussion talents" of Airto Moreira. Ginnell concluded that "Collectors of Brazilian jazz should seek this one out; it is absolutely essential".
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The surrounding garden includes a fountain garden that separates two wings of garden rooms filled with a mix of annuals, herbs, perennials, roses, shrubs and ornamental grasses. Beyond the flower gardens are orchards filled with heritage apple trees, stone fruit and blueberries, a one-acre vegetable garden, a bluebird trail, wildflower fields and a daffodil hill, which overflows with more than 300,000 daffodils blooming each spring. Various outbuildings, from barns to mobile chicken homes, are located throughout the grounds and surrounding pastures. Moss Mountain Farm is open to the public on select days and is available for hosting special events and weddings.
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This is the most spine-tingling female led worship project I've experienced and all of these songs are completely anointed, Spirit-led and emotionally captivating. There are no weak songs and this album is truly a masterpiece. Worth It All is flawless and overflows with worship-driven emotional responses to our Lord and Savior." Greg Wallace of Worship Leader deemed the album a four-out-of-five- stars by Andrews, and declared that "Each of the songs on Worth It All would be instantly at home on Christian radio...and the vast majority of them would serve well in congregational worship.
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Variety's Todd McCarthy wrote: > Dostoevskian in its dour pessimism, this first film in seven years by > Tarkovsky protege Konstantin Lopushansky overflows with such sorrow for the > moral blankness it finds in Mother Russia today that it is hard not to > sympathize to some degree with so deeply felt an expression of angst. But > the film is decidedly heavy going, its symbols and messages advanced with > unfortunate bluntness, meaning that even its intended audience on the high > art end of the fest and international specialized circuit will have to > overlook the cumbersome dramatics to appreciate its insights. The film was nominated for the Nika Award for Best Screenplay.
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Almira is a mix of spectacle, as in the opening coronation scene and the masque in the third act, dance, comedy and drama. Paul O'Dette, artistic co-director of the Boston Early Music Festival, where the opera was staged in 2013, says of this very early work by the teenaged Handel: > From the first page of the overture, it just overflows with genius and > invention. You can't believe that an overture of this brilliance could have > been written as Handel's first attempt, because most composers never achieve > this level of invention after a whole career. The opera is scored for two traversos, two oboes, bassoon, three trumpets, timpani, strings and continuo (cello, lute, harpsichord).
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" After attending Maia's performance at the Gramercy Theatre, Briana Younger of The New Yorker wrote, "She sang of routine high-school problems, such as crippling self-doubt and unrequited love, with an emotional sophistication that reminded us that there are some things we never outgrow." Joe Coscarelli of New York Times has compared Maia's bedroom pop style to that of Girl in Red, Clairo and Beabadoobee, as well as the folk-pop "simplicity" of Regina Spektor and The Moldy Peaches. Her manager, Max Gredinger, has presented her with Billie Eilish and Shawn Mendes as models for potential super-stardom. Coscarelli wrote: "Maia, who overflows with earnestness and giggles, has assembled an independent, D.I.Y. mini-empire almost by accident.
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Donald Guarisco of Allmusic described "Bluebird" as "a simple bit of acoustic pop that overflows with hooks thanks to a slick arrangement" and "a delightful, breezy pop tune." Authors Roy Carr and Tony Tyler noted that McCartney's "lightweight touch...works superbly on 'Bluebird' (which recalls "Blackbird" from The White Album)." Paul McCartney & Wings (with Joe English and Jimmy McCulloch) recorded "Bluebird" along with an apology to Japanese fans for their being unable to tour in Japan after he was denied entry into the country. An incomplete version of the video was included with the 25th Anniversary Edition of Band on the Run, and a longer version (including the apology) was included on the 2001 documentary Wingspan - An Intimate Portrait.
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" Shafer acknowledges that it's possible that a Vietnam veteran somewhere might have been spat upon during the war years, and notes that Lembcke concedes as much because nobody can prove something never happened. Shafer announced a challenge to his readers, "Indeed, each time I write about the spit myth, my inbox overflows with e-mail from readers who claim that a spitting protester targeted them while they were in uniform. Or the e-mail writer claims it happened to a brother or a friend at the airport or bus station. I expect similar e-mails this time, and I will share with readers any account that comes with some sort of evidence—such as a contemporaneous newspaper story or an arrest report—that documents the sordid event.
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The greatest expression of traditional culture in Guayos is embodied in a festival called the Parrandas. Celebrated for first time in 1925, the Guayos Parrandas or Changüíes overflows with the passions of its inhabitants in an encounter that every year, in a friendly and festive way, faces the two opposite districts, La Loma and Cantarranas. This festivity was brought from the city of Remedios by residents of that villa that arrived at Guayos to work in tobacco fertile valleys. With the particularity to last only 24 hours, from one sunrise to the next, the Guayos Parrandas is characterized by majestic and artistic floats, gigantic light artworks, the pyrotechnics as well as the excessive fireworks of all kinds, as well as popular rhythmical street congas.
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A collaboration between Victor Rasgaitis (guitar, vocals) and Talor Smith (cello, vocals), The Ridges formed at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio. The duo is supported live by a rotating cast of musicians adding classical and folk rock instruments ranging from cellos, violins, upright bass, and horns to banjo, mandolin, accordion, and drums. By augmenting their aggressive, high-energy performances with haunting, all- acoustic instrumentation, The Ridges craft their own unique brand of indie rock compositions. It’s a distinct sound that overflows with the dark romanticism of their ominous namesake — Athens' abandoned Victorian-style insane asylum where the band recorded their self-titled EP. Known for bringing an electrifying energy to acoustic music, MidPoint Music Festival called them "a rootsier, catchier Arcade Fire," while Daytrotter.
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Dwelling is this apartment at Via Napione 15 in Turin for over seventy years, Rama's studio-home became an extension of herself, her persona, and her singular artistic visions. On one set day a weeks, she used to open up her workshop abode to friends and intellectuals. Part Museum, part asylum, part apothecary, part reliquary, part anthropological archive: her home overflows with small sculptures, talismans, relics, masks, exotic figurines, dolls, miniature charms, unusual tchotchkes, artifacts, shoes and shoe molds, vessels, glassbottle soft perfume, strands of beads, pieces of jewelry she made, hanging ornaments, exhibition posters, etchings, paintings, and pictures everywhere. Boxes, crates, drawers, and shelves are crammed full of strips of rubber, tape measures, hammers, scissors, brushes, markers, pencil nubs, watercolor cakes, pastels, vials of pigment, jars of ink and Flashe paint.
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The album's content finds the band united in a much more mainstream state of mind than any of their previous outings. For the most part, Covenant's typically harsh, staticky blasts of audio have been significantly smoothened out, flirting with the simple repetition of dance-pop on tracks with minimal lyrical content, and when present, lyrics often portray much more personal themes -- with greater ambiguity -- compared to the hostile manifestos of mankind's reality and the science fiction themes that pervade their earlier works. Some of the lyrics appear to be about reaching stardom, and the band even overflows with thanks to their fans on the liner notes. Sampled clips of dialogue, also usual on the early works, have been shed entirely save for the beginning of the gloom-bashing track "Humility".
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" Referring to some who had been raised from the dead, he wrote: "Many of them have remained constant, enduring tortures inflicted by sword, rope, fire and water and suffering terrible, tyrannical, unheard-of deaths and martyrdoms, all of which they could easily have avoided by recantation. Moreover one also marvels when he sees how the faithful God (Who, after all, overflows with goodness) raises from the dead several such brothers and sisters of Christ after they were hanged, drowned, or killed in other ways. Even today, they are found alive and we can hear their own testimony ... Cannot everyone who sees, even the blind, say with a good conscience that such things are a powerful, unusual, and miraculous act of God? Those who would deny it must be hardened men.
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The Chicago Sun-Times sees Cohen's incoherent text in a different light, likening the film to a cinematic version of the card game 52 Pickup: "the movie does achieve greatness in another way: this is the most confused feature-length film [...] ever seen."Ebert, Roger, God Told Me To in Chicago Sun-Times, December 1, 1976. But Time Out applauded Cohen for offering "the perfect existential anti-hero" in New York cop, Lo Bianco, in a film that "overflows with such perverse and subversive notions that no amount of shoddy editing and substandard camerawork can conceal [its] unusual qualities" and that by "[d]igging deep into the psyche of American manhood, it lays bare the guilt-ridden oppressions of a soulless society."SW, God Told Me To in Time Out magazine, London, [accessed] April 5, 2011.
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Many rivers and canals, none of them very large, run in a general south-to-north direction, converging into a single river near Bevagna. Their courses are by now highly artificial, the result of land and water management projects undertaken over many centuries, since they are recorded at least as early as the time of Theodoric the Great (6th century) and have continued down to our own time with the construction of dams and works to regularize the seasonal waters of the Marroggia that had been subject to frequent torrential overflows with sudden and disastrous results. The most important of the year-round watercourses is the Clitunno River, celebrated in antiquity as the Clitumnus, whose deified waters were reputed to have miraculous properties and which have been lauded in prose and verse by Pliny the Younger, Propertius, Claudian, Addison, Byron and Carducci. Trevi borders the following municipalities: Campello sul Clitunno, Castel Ritaldi, Foligno, Montefalco, Sellano, Spoleto.
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Having taught meditation for over 30 years, Easwaran knows the importance of texts, the discipline of mental training, the use of a mantram, a holy formula, and daily meditation periods.... Easwaran is a faithful guide." Reviewing the audio edition (1995), Fellowship in Prayer stated that "There is no end to the beauty that pours forth from the Blue Mountain Meditation Center in California, where Sri Eknath Easwaran continues to weave the golden threads of his ministry." The reviewer described the audio as "magnificent," stating that "the depths of Easwaran's great soul brings each text to its most full expression of beauty and holiness... one has a sense of huge ocean waves rolling slowly, quietly, softly, timelessly, onto a distant shore.... My heart overflows with gratitude." In B.C. Catholic's review of the audio edition (1995), Paul Matthew St. Pierre stated that "All of them [the passages] are spiritually thrilling both in their content and as read aloud by Easwaran.
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Among initial reviews, Hal Horowitz of American Songwriter magazine praises the box set's packaging as well as the sound of the remastered albums, and describes All Things Must Pass as "the undisputed high point of Harrison's solo catalog" and a "five star album [that] overflows with exquisite songs, complex, gorgeously rendered performances and melodies". Horowitz concludes of the set as a whole: "Regardless of the eclectic nature of these albums and their often subpar material, George Harrison deserves the elaborate treatment he gets here, which makes this a worthwhile addition to any Beatle lovers' bulging collection …"Hal Horowitz, "George Harrison: The Apple Years, 1968–75", American Songwriter, 23 September 2014 (archived version from 28 September 2014; retrieved 21 May 2017). In a less favourable review for Uncut, Richard Williams writes that "only a devoted Apple scruff could love Extra Texture, or its two immediate predecessors", although he admires Wonderwall Music as an album that "documents an innocent optimism that will always be worth a listen". AllMusic editor Stephen Thomas Erlewine describes The Apple Years as "a handsomely produced, impeccably remastered box set" with the sound "rich, deep, and alluring".
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